A level specification (Biology & Chemistry)
Discussion for A-Level students and for those choosing their A-Level subjects.
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Re: A level specification
Google it, for ****'s sake. I have all my new A-level specs on my desktop, and I found them in about 30 seconds by using Google and my common sense.
Considering how little common sense I have, and how you have the same access to Google as I have, you should be able to do it.
(and yes, you will need to know the exam boards, I asked my school which ones we're doing a while ago.) -
Re: A level specification(Original post by tommm)
Google it, for ****'s sake. I have all my new A-level specs on my desktop, and I found them in about 30 seconds by using Google and my common sense.
Considering how little common sense I have, and how you have the same access to Google as I have, you should be able to do it.
(and yes, you will need to know the exam boards, I asked my school which ones we're doing a while ago.)
thats one option, yes. but i prefer to be a lazy sod.
and if anyone is willing to oblige me, then i'd be most grateful.
if not then no problemo. =)Last edited by Mismatched_dollie_pepper; 01-09-2008 at 01:21. -
Re: A level specification
http://www.edexcel.com/GCE%20Chemist...-chemistry.pdf
http://www.edexcel.com/GCE%20Biology...ce-biology.pdf
These took me under a minute to find, by Googling a level 2008 edexcel [subject name] specification. -
Re: A level specificationWhy bother googling it yourself when you can have someone on TSR find it for you in just under 12 hours?(Original post by tommm)
http://www.edexcel.com/GCE%20Chemist...-chemistry.pdf
http://www.edexcel.com/GCE%20Biology...ce-biology.pdf
These took me under a minute to find, by Googling a level 2008 edexcel [subject name] specification.