Considering Biology GCSE or A Level? Read our FAQ here
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Biology is usually a given at GCSE - you normally have to study it, whether you like it or not. But what can you expect from the subject? Here, we will answer all of the FAQ regarding GCSE and A Level, giving you insight into what's studied and whether it's right for you.
GCSE
A LEVELS
GCSE
What's the workload like?
What will I be studying?
What is it useful for after GCSE?
What practicals will I have to do?
A LEVELS
How is it different to GCSE?
What sort of topics will I be studying?
What is the workload like?
What is it useful for after A Level?
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