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Biology (9700)
What you'll learn
By studying Cambridge AS & A Level Biology, learners will:
Understand core biological principles such as cell structure, enzymes, genetics, respiration and photosynthesis.
Explore how living organisms function, interact, and adapt at cellular, organismal and ecosystem levels.
Develop strong practical laboratory skills, including planning experiments, collecting data, analysing results and evaluating methods.
Learn to apply biological knowledge to unfamiliar contexts and real-world situations (health, environment, biotechnology).
Build scientific thinking skills such as problem-solving, data interpretation, critical analysis and logical reasoning.
Communicate biological ideas clearly using accurate scientific terminology, diagrams and calculations.
Gain a solid foundation for further study in medicine, life sciences, biotechnology, environmental science and related fields.
This subject develops both theoretical understanding and hands-on scientific skills, preparing learners for university-level science and science-based careers.
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Digital Literacy (0072)
What you'll learn
Recognise and use everyday digital devices (computers, tablets, smart devices)
Learn how technology is used in school and daily life
Develop basic skills such as clicking, tapping, opening apps, and typing simple text
Use digital tools to draw, create, and explore information
Begin to understand online safety, privacy, and asking for help from trusted adults
Learn to use technology politely, responsibly, and carefully
Develop confidence and independence when using digital tools
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Chemistry (0620)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand the structure of atoms, elements, and compounds
Explore chemical bonding, the periodic table, and trends in elements
Study chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and energetics
Learn about acids, bases, salts, and pH
Understand rates of reaction, chemical equilibrium, and redox reactions
Develop practical skills through experiments, observations, and data analysis
Apply mathematical techniques to solve chemical problems
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Literature in English (0475)
What you'll learn
Analyse literary texts including poetry, prose, and drama
Understand themes, characters, settings, and plot structures
Evaluate language, style, imagery, and literary devices
Develop skills in critical thinking, interpretation, and argumentation
Produce analytical and reflective written responses
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contextual influences on literature
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Computer Science (9618)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand computational thinking, including abstraction, decomposition and algorithms
Learn programming concepts such as variables, data types, selection, iteration and procedures
Develop skills in algorithm design, pseudocode and flowcharts
Explore data representation, including binary, hexadecimal, images and sound
Understand computer systems, hardware, software and operating systems
Learn about databases, data structures and file handling
Explore networks, the internet and cybersecurity
Develop strong problem-solving, logic and analytical skills
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English (First Language) (0058)
What you'll learn
Develop early reading skills, including phonics, word recognition, and comprehension
Listen to and respond to stories, poems, and spoken instructions
Learn to write simple sentences using correct spacing and basic punctuation
Build spelling, vocabulary, and handwriting skills
Express ideas and feelings through speaking, storytelling, and role play
Begin to understand grammar concepts such as nouns, verbs, and sentence structure
Develop confidence in using English for everyday communication
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Biology (0610)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand cell structure, organisation, and processes
Explore biological molecules and enzymes
Study transport, gas exchange, and nutrition in organisms
Learn about reproduction, growth, and development
Understand ecology, ecosystems, and human impact on the environment
Develop practical laboratory skills, including experiments, observation, and data analysis
Apply scientific reasoning and mathematical techniques to biological problems
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Art & Design (0400)
What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media
Develop skills in observational, imaginative, and experimental work
Learn to analyse and evaluate artwork by self and others
Understand composition, colour theory, perspective, and artistic techniques
Create a personal portfolio of work demonstrating creativity and skill
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contemporary influences in art
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and visual communication skills
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Design & Technology (9705)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand the design process, from identifying problems to developing and evaluating solutions
Develop skills in design thinking, creativity and innovation
Learn about materials, components and manufacturing processes
Apply graphics, CAD and modelling techniques to communicate design ideas
Explore sustainability, ergonomics and product life cycles
Develop problem-solving, analytical and evaluative skills through design projects
Produce a design project that demonstrates planning, making and evaluation
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Global Perspectives (0838)
What you'll learn
Learn about themselves, their families, and their communities
Explore simple global themes such as fairness, sharing, caring for others, and the environment
Develop speaking and listening skills by sharing ideas and opinions
Learn to work with others, take turns, and respect different viewpoints
Begin to ask questions about the world and express simple ideas
Understand basic concepts of responsibility, kindness, and respect
Develop early critical thinking and reflection skills
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Biology (9700)
What you'll learn
By studying Cambridge AS & A Level Biology, learners will:
Understand core biological principles such as cell structure, enzymes, genetics, respiration and photosynthesis.
Explore how living organisms function, interact, and adapt at cellular, organismal and ecosystem levels.
Develop strong practical laboratory skills, including planning experiments, collecting data, analysing results and evaluating methods.
Learn to apply biological knowledge to unfamiliar contexts and real-world situations (health, environment, biotechnology).
Build scientific thinking skills such as problem-solving, data interpretation, critical analysis and logical reasoning.
Communicate biological ideas clearly using accurate scientific terminology, diagrams and calculations.
Gain a solid foundation for further study in medicine, life sciences, biotechnology, environmental science and related fields.
This subject develops both theoretical understanding and hands-on scientific skills, preparing learners for university-level science and science-based careers.
-33%
Digital Literacy (0072)
What you'll learn
Recognise and use everyday digital devices (computers, tablets, smart devices)
Learn how technology is used in school and daily life
Develop basic skills such as clicking, tapping, opening apps, and typing simple text
Use digital tools to draw, create, and explore information
Begin to understand online safety, privacy, and asking for help from trusted adults
Learn to use technology politely, responsibly, and carefully
Develop confidence and independence when using digital tools
-17%
Chemistry (0620)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand the structure of atoms, elements, and compounds
Explore chemical bonding, the periodic table, and trends in elements
Study chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and energetics
Learn about acids, bases, salts, and pH
Understand rates of reaction, chemical equilibrium, and redox reactions
Develop practical skills through experiments, observations, and data analysis
Apply mathematical techniques to solve chemical problems
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Literature in English (0475)
What you'll learn
Analyse literary texts including poetry, prose, and drama
Understand themes, characters, settings, and plot structures
Evaluate language, style, imagery, and literary devices
Develop skills in critical thinking, interpretation, and argumentation
Produce analytical and reflective written responses
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contextual influences on literature
-15%
Computer Science (9618)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand computational thinking, including abstraction, decomposition and algorithms
Learn programming concepts such as variables, data types, selection, iteration and procedures
Develop skills in algorithm design, pseudocode and flowcharts
Explore data representation, including binary, hexadecimal, images and sound
Understand computer systems, hardware, software and operating systems
Learn about databases, data structures and file handling
Explore networks, the internet and cybersecurity
Develop strong problem-solving, logic and analytical skills
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English (First Language) (0058)
What you'll learn
Develop early reading skills, including phonics, word recognition, and comprehension
Listen to and respond to stories, poems, and spoken instructions
Learn to write simple sentences using correct spacing and basic punctuation
Build spelling, vocabulary, and handwriting skills
Express ideas and feelings through speaking, storytelling, and role play
Begin to understand grammar concepts such as nouns, verbs, and sentence structure
Develop confidence in using English for everyday communication
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Biology (0610)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand cell structure, organisation, and processes
Explore biological molecules and enzymes
Study transport, gas exchange, and nutrition in organisms
Learn about reproduction, growth, and development
Understand ecology, ecosystems, and human impact on the environment
Develop practical laboratory skills, including experiments, observation, and data analysis
Apply scientific reasoning and mathematical techniques to biological problems
-17%
Art & Design (0400)
What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media
Develop skills in observational, imaginative, and experimental work
Learn to analyse and evaluate artwork by self and others
Understand composition, colour theory, perspective, and artistic techniques
Create a personal portfolio of work demonstrating creativity and skill
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contemporary influences in art
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and visual communication skills
-15%
Design & Technology (9705)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand the design process, from identifying problems to developing and evaluating solutions
Develop skills in design thinking, creativity and innovation
Learn about materials, components and manufacturing processes
Apply graphics, CAD and modelling techniques to communicate design ideas
Explore sustainability, ergonomics and product life cycles
Develop problem-solving, analytical and evaluative skills through design projects
Produce a design project that demonstrates planning, making and evaluation
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Global Perspectives (0838)
What you'll learn
Learn about themselves, their families, and their communities
Explore simple global themes such as fairness, sharing, caring for others, and the environment
Develop speaking and listening skills by sharing ideas and opinions
Learn to work with others, take turns, and respect different viewpoints
Begin to ask questions about the world and express simple ideas
Understand basic concepts of responsibility, kindness, and respect
Develop early critical thinking and reflection skills
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Mathematics (0096)
Cambridge Primary Mathematics (0096) is part of the Cambridge Primary …
What you'll learn
Understand numbers, counting, and number order up to 100
Learn basic addition and subtraction using objects, pictures, and numbers
Recognise and use shapes, patterns, and simple measurements
Explore time, money, and simple data handling
Develop problem-solving and logical thinking skills
Use practical and everyday examples to apply mathematics
Build confidence in numerical reasoning and calculation
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Unlock the foundational secrets of calculus with our comprehensive course, …
What you'll learn
Algebra & Functions – Manipulate algebraic expressions, solve equations, and explore functions and their graphs.
Calculus – Understand differentiation and integration and apply them to solve real-world problems.
Trigonometry & Geometry – Work with angles, shapes, vectors, and spatial reasoning.
Probability & Statistics – Analyze data, calculate probabilities, and interpret statistical results.
Problem-Solving & Reasoning – Develop logical thinking and strategies to tackle complex mathematical problems.
Mathematical Modeling – Apply mathematics to model and solve real-life scenarios.
Preparation for Higher Education – Build a strong foundation for STEM courses, economics, engineering, and other quantitative fields.
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Global Perspectives (0838)
Cambridge Primary Global Perspectives (0838) is part of the Cambridge …
What you'll learn
Learn about themselves, their families, and their communities
Explore simple global themes such as fairness, sharing, caring for others, and the environment
Develop speaking and listening skills by sharing ideas and opinions
Learn to work with others, take turns, and respect different viewpoints
Begin to ask questions about the world and express simple ideas
Understand basic concepts of responsibility, kindness, and respect
Develop early critical thinking and reflection skills
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What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and mixed media
Develop observational, imaginative, and experimental skills
Learn about colour, texture, line, shape, form, and composition
Analyse and discuss their own work and the work of others
Explore art from different cultures, times, and traditions
Develop confidence in visual expression and creative problem-solving
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What you'll learn
Mechanics – Understand motion, forces, energy, momentum, and their applications.
Electricity & Magnetism – Study electric circuits, fields, current, voltage, and magnetic effects.
Waves & Oscillations – Explore the properties and behavior of waves, sound, and light.
Thermal Physics – Learn about heat, temperature, energy transfer, and the laws of thermodynamics.
Quantum & Nuclear Physics – Introduction to atomic structure, radioactivity, and modern physics concepts.
Practical & Experimental Skills – Conduct experiments, analyze data, and draw valid conclusions.
Problem-Solving & Analytical Thinking – Develop critical thinking for tackling theoretical and real-world physics problems.
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What you'll learn
Explore living organisms, their structure, function, and interactions (Biology)
Study chemical principles, reactions, and the properties of matter (Chemistry)
Understand forces, energy, motion, electricity, and waves (Physics)
Develop scientific inquiry and practical investigation skills
Apply mathematical and analytical techniques to scientific problems
Learn to interpret data, conduct experiments, and evaluate results
Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills for real-world applications
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What you'll learn
Tourism Management: Understanding how tourism businesses operate and are managed.
Travel Operations: Study of airlines, hotels, tour operators, and travel agencies.
Marketing in Tourism: Strategies to attract and satisfy tourists.
Customer Service: Providing excellent service and handling customer needs.
Sustainable Tourism: Minimizing environmental impact and supporting local communities.
Analytical & Problem-Solving Skills: Research, planning, and decision-making in real-world tourism contexts.
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What you'll learn
Explore plants, animals, humans, and their environments
Investigate materials, objects, and their properties
Learn about weather, seasons, and natural phenomena
Develop observation, questioning, and classification skills
Conduct simple experiments and hands-on investigations
Record findings using drawing, labels, and simple writing
Begin to understand basic cause-and-effect relationships
