Looking at it GCSE Chemistry requires a practical, which your centre needs to agree to. I see the way online providers have got round this is to do the IGCSE Chemistry which means you can do the practicals at home. https://cloudlearn.co.uk/Course/Online-GCSE-Chemistry-Course-Edexcel/97
Looking at it GCSE Chemistry requires a practical, which your centre needs to agree to. I see the way online providers have got round this is to do the IGCSE Chemistry which means you can do the practicals at home. https://cloudlearn.co.uk/Course/Online-GCSE-Chemistry-Course-Edexcel/97
The government link throws up schools for kids, i don't want to do them online, I've read the reviews, they're largely scam websites and you end up having to do all the work yourself.
The government link throws up schools for kids, i don't want to do them online, I've read the reviews, they're largely scam websites and you end up having to do all the work yourself.
If you use the site properly it throws up colleges. OK GL then. You missed the point made but nvm.
Yeah I've look at all their colleges near me, none do GCSE chemistry or the combined science, it's quite shocking because london has loads yet the north east not even one.
Yeah I've look at all their colleges near me, none do GCSE chemistry or the combined science, it's quite shocking because london has loads yet the north east not even one.
Why do you need to all of the sciences or combined science, just for more context?
What about doing an Access to HE in something Science-y? Why do you need the GCSE's just out of interest?
I have an access course with a biology slant to it, all the pgce places near me rejected me because i dont have an A level in the three sciences, one said they might consider me if i had the GCSE 's but i don't because when i was 16-18 i was in the Army reserve not in school.