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Geography (0460)
What you'll learn
Understand physical geography, including rivers, coasts, weather, climate, and ecosystems
Explore human geography, including population, urbanisation, settlement, and development
Analyse environmental issues and human impact on the planet
Develop map skills, data analysis, and fieldwork techniques
Apply geographical knowledge to real-world contexts
Build critical thinking and analytical skills
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Additional Mathematics (0606)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Extend knowledge of algebra, equations, and inequalities
Study quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and polynomial functions
Learn trigonometry, coordinate geometry, and transformations
Explore sequences, series, and introductory calculus (differentiation and integration)
Understand vectors and their applications
Develop advanced problem-solving and logical reasoning skills
Prepare for further study in A Level Mathematics and related subjects
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History (0470)
What you'll learn
Study key historical periods and events, such as wars, revolutions, and political developments
Understand the causes, consequences, and interpretations of historical events
Develop skills in critical evaluation of primary and secondary sources
Analyse evidence to construct balanced and structured arguments
Understand historical concepts, including continuity, change, cause, effect, and significance
Apply historical knowledge to explain contemporary issues in context
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Physics (0625)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand mechanics, including motion, forces, energy, and momentum
Explore thermal physics, including heat, temperature, and energy transfer
Study waves, including light, sound, and electromagnetic waves
Learn about electricity and magnetism, including circuits, fields, and electromagnetism
Understand atomic physics and radioactivity
Develop practical skills through experiments, data collection, and analysis
Apply mathematical techniques to solve physics problems
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English First Language (0500)
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various forms, such as essays, reports, letters, and narratives
Analyse language use, tone, style, and audience in written texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Improve spelling, punctuation, and grammar
Enhance communication skills for academic and real-world contexts
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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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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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Combined Science (0653)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Study key biological concepts, including cells, reproduction, ecology, and human physiology
Explore chemical principles, including atomic structure, chemical reactions, acids and bases, and energy changes
Understand physics concepts, including forces, motion, energy, waves, electricity, and magnetism
Develop practical laboratory skills and the ability to plan, conduct, and analyse experiments
Apply mathematical techniques and scientific reasoning to solve problems
Integrate knowledge across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics to explain scientific phenomena
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Geography (0460)
What you'll learn
Understand physical geography, including rivers, coasts, weather, climate, and ecosystems
Explore human geography, including population, urbanisation, settlement, and development
Analyse environmental issues and human impact on the planet
Develop map skills, data analysis, and fieldwork techniques
Apply geographical knowledge to real-world contexts
Build critical thinking and analytical skills
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Additional Mathematics (0606)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Extend knowledge of algebra, equations, and inequalities
Study quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and polynomial functions
Learn trigonometry, coordinate geometry, and transformations
Explore sequences, series, and introductory calculus (differentiation and integration)
Understand vectors and their applications
Develop advanced problem-solving and logical reasoning skills
Prepare for further study in A Level Mathematics and related subjects
-17%
History (0470)
What you'll learn
Study key historical periods and events, such as wars, revolutions, and political developments
Understand the causes, consequences, and interpretations of historical events
Develop skills in critical evaluation of primary and secondary sources
Analyse evidence to construct balanced and structured arguments
Understand historical concepts, including continuity, change, cause, effect, and significance
Apply historical knowledge to explain contemporary issues in context
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Physics (0625)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Understand mechanics, including motion, forces, energy, and momentum
Explore thermal physics, including heat, temperature, and energy transfer
Study waves, including light, sound, and electromagnetic waves
Learn about electricity and magnetism, including circuits, fields, and electromagnetism
Understand atomic physics and radioactivity
Develop practical skills through experiments, data collection, and analysis
Apply mathematical techniques to solve physics problems
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English First Language (0500)
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various forms, such as essays, reports, letters, and narratives
Analyse language use, tone, style, and audience in written texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Improve spelling, punctuation, and grammar
Enhance communication skills for academic and real-world contexts
-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
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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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Combined Science (0653)
What you'll learn
Learners will:
Study key biological concepts, including cells, reproduction, ecology, and human physiology
Explore chemical principles, including atomic structure, chemical reactions, acids and bases, and energy changes
Understand physics concepts, including forces, motion, energy, waves, electricity, and magnetism
Develop practical laboratory skills and the ability to plan, conduct, and analyse experiments
Apply mathematical techniques and scientific reasoning to solve problems
Integrate knowledge across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics to explain scientific phenomena
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History (0470)
Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Study key historical periods and events, such as wars, revolutions, and political developments
Understand the causes, consequences, and interpretations of historical events
Develop skills in critical evaluation of primary and secondary sources
Analyse evidence to construct balanced and structured arguments
Understand historical concepts, including continuity, change, cause, effect, and significance
Apply historical knowledge to explain contemporary issues in context
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Economics (0455)
Cambridge IGCSE Economics (0455) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Understand basic economic concepts, including scarcity, choice, and opportunity cost
Explore microeconomics, such as demand and supply, market structures, and consumer/producer behaviour
Study macroeconomics, including national income, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal/monetary policy
Learn about international trade, globalisation, and exchange rates
Analyse real-world economic problems and policies
Develop numerical, analytical, and problem-solving skills
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Art & Design (0400)
Cambridge IGCSE Art & Design (0400) is an internationally recognised …
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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Literature in English (0475)
Cambridge IGCSE Literature in English (0475) is an internationally recognised …
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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English First Language (0500)
Cambridge IGCSE English – First Language (0500) is an internationally …
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various forms, such as essays, reports, letters, and narratives
Analyse language use, tone, style, and audience in written texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Improve spelling, punctuation, and grammar
Enhance communication skills for academic and real-world contexts
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Geography (0460)
Cambridge IGCSE Geography (0460) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Understand physical geography, including rivers, coasts, weather, climate, and ecosystems
Explore human geography, including population, urbanisation, settlement, and development
Analyse environmental issues and human impact on the planet
Develop map skills, data analysis, and fieldwork techniques
Apply geographical knowledge to real-world contexts
Build critical thinking and analytical skills
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Accounting (0452)
Cambridge IGCSE Accounting (0452) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Understand basic accounting concepts and principles
Learn double-entry bookkeeping, journals, ledgers, and trial balances
Prepare financial statements for sole traders, partnerships, and limited companies
Analyse financial performance and interpret accounting data
Study control accounts, cash flow, and budgeting
Develop problem-solving, analytical, and numeracy skills
Apply accounting knowledge to real-world business scenarios
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Business Studies (0450)
Cambridge IGCSE Business Studies (0450) is an internationally recognised qualification …
What you'll learn
Understand the role and purpose of businesses in society
Explore business organisation, structures, and management functions
Study marketing, finance, production, and human resource management
Learn how businesses operate, make decisions, and respond to change
Analyse real-world business situations using theory and data
Develop decision-making, problem-solving, and communication skills
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