AS Chemistry

The AS Level Chemistry (9701) syllabus covers physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry. Students study atomic structure, bonding, energetics, equilibria, and reaction kinetics. Topics include the Periodic Table, Group 2 and 17 elements, and introductory organic chemistry. Practical skills and analytical techniques are also developed through hands-on investigations.

AS Physics

The AS-Level Physics syllabus (9702) develops core physical principles and practical skills. Students explore physical quantities and units, motion, forces, energy, and the behaviour of solids. The course also covers waves, superposition, electricity, D.C. circuits, and an introduction to particle physics. Emphasis is placed on scientific investigation, problem-solving, and experimental techniques.

AS Accounting

The AS Level Accounting (9706) syllabus covers financial and management accounting. Students learn to record, verify, and interpret financial data for different business entities. Key areas include non-current assets, financial statements, and reconciliation. Costing methods and cost behaviour are also introduced for internal decision-making.

AS Business Studies

The AS Level Business Studies (9609) syllabus covers; Business Environment, HR, Marketing, Operations, and Finance. Students study business structure, objectives, motivation, the marketing mix, and inventory management. It also includes budgeting, costs, and managing cash flow. The course builds core skills in business decision-making and analysis.

ASEconomics

The AS Level Economics (9708) syllabus explores microeconomics, macroeconomics, and government intervention. Key topics include scarcity, elasticity, market failure, national income, and economic policies. Students analyse supply and demand, unemployment, inflation, and fiscal and monetary tools. Assessment is through multiple-choice, data response, and essay questions.

AS Computer Science

The AS Level Computer Science (9618) syllabus covers core concepts in data, systems, and programming. Students explore data representation, hardware, software, networks, security, and ethics. Key skills include algorithm design, programming, databases, and system development. The course builds computational thinking and practical coding proficiency.

AS Biology

The AS Level Biology (9700) syllabus explores key biological concepts and practical skills. Topics include cell structure, biological molecules, enzymes, and transport systems. Students also study nucleic acids, cell division, gas exchange, immunity, and diseases. Emphasis is placed on scientific investigation and experimental techniques.

AS English Language

The AS Level English Language (9093) syllabus develops advanced reading and writing skills. Paper 1 focuses on analysing a range of nonfiction texts, exploring language, style, and context. Paper 2 emphasizes original writing in diverse forms, tailored to purpose and audience. You will also refine your ability to reflect on and evaluate your own written work.

AS Mathematics

The AS Level Mathematics (9709) syllabus builds core skills in Pure Mathematics, with options in Mechanics or Statistics. Students develop algebraic techniques, calculus, and problem-solving abilities. They may take combinations such as Pure Mathematics with either Mechanics or Statistics. Emphasis is placed on logical reasoning and real-world mathematical applications.