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A Level Physics Online Course CAIE

Start Date

Anytime

Enrolment Fee

£395

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Support

Up to 2 years

UCAS

Up to 56 points

Qualification

A Level

Fast Track

Available

A Level Physics CAIE Online Course

A Level Physics Online Course CAIE

Start Date

Enrolment Fee

Anytime

£395

PayPal Acceptance Mark

Support

2 years

UCAS

56 points

Qualification

A Level

Fast Track

Available

This International A Level Physics Course with Cambridge builds on the skills acquired at GCSE (or equivalent) level. The syllabus includes the main theoretical concepts which are fundamental to the subject, a section on some current applications of physics, and a strong emphasis on advanced practical skills. Practical skills are assessed in a timetabled practical examination.

The emphasis throughout is on the understanding of concepts and the application of physics ideas in novel contexts as well as on the acquisition of knowledge. The course encourages creative thinking and problem-solving skills which are transferable to any future career path.

Cambridge International AS and A Level Physics is ideal for learners who want to study physics or a wide variety of related subjects at university or to follow a career in science.

What can I do with an A Level in Physics?

Students in the past have progressed onto the following degree courses:-

• Mathematics • Physics • Mechanical Engineering
• Computer Science • Civil Engineering
• Economics • Business

Studying Physics at University gives you all sorts of exciting career options, including:-

• Geophysicist • Healthcare scientist • Higher
education lecturer • Radiation protection
practitioner • Research scientist (physical
sciences) • Scientific laboratory technician
• Secondary school teacher • Meteorologist
• Structural engineer • Acoustic engineer
• Product/process development scientist
• Systems developer • Technical author

We recommend students check the university websites to find the most up-to-date entry requirements for courses they wish to study.

Previous Knowledge Required

There are no previous entry requirements for this course, however students are expected to have a reasonable standard of literacy. 

You have the freedom to start the course at any time and continue your studies at your own pace for a period of up to 24 months from initial registration with the full support of your Tutor.

Syllabus

The Full A Level has 25 modules you will need to cover.  The IAS Level has 13 modules and all of these are listed below.

Awarding Body: Cambridge

Specification Code: 9702

IAS Modules

  • Physical quantities
  • SI units
  • The avogadro constant
  • Scalars and vectors
  • Measurements
  • Errors and uncertainties
  • Equations of motion
  • Momentum and Newton’s laws of motion
  • Non-uniform motion
  • Linear momentum and its conservation
  • Types of force
  • Turning effects of forces
  • Equilibrium of forces
  • Density and pressure
  • Energy conversion and conservation
  • Work and efficiency
  • Potential energy and kinetic energy
  • Power
  • Stress and strain
  • Elastic and plastic behaviour
  • Progressive waves
  • Transverse and longitudinal waves
  • Determination of frequency and wavelength of sound waves
  • Doppler effect
  • Electromagnetic spectrum
  • Production and use of ultrasound in diagnosis
  • Stationary waves
  • Diffraction
  • Interference, two- source interference
  • Diffraction gratings
  • Concept of an electric field
  • Uniform electric fields
  • Electric forces between point charges
  • Electric field of a point charge
  • Electric potential
  • Electric current
  • Potential difference and power
  • Resistance and resistivity
  • Sensing devices
  • Practical circuits
  • Kirchhoff’s laws
  • Potential dividers
  • Atoms, nuclei and radiation
  • Fundamental particles
  • Mass defect and nuclear binding energy
  • Radioactive decay

Full A Level Modules

  • Physical quantities
  • SI units
  • The avogadro constant
  • Scalars and vectors
  • Measurements
  • Errors and uncertainties
  • Equations of motion
  • Momentum and Newton’s laws of motion
  • Non-uniform motion
  • Linear momentum and its conservation
  • Types of force
  • Turning effects of forces
  • Equilibrium of forces
  • Density and pressure
  • Energy conversion and conservation
  • Work and efficiency
  • Potential energy and kinetic energy
  • Power
  • Gravitational field
  • Gravitational force between point masses
  • Gravitational field of a point mass
  • Gravitational potential
  • Stress and strain
  • Elastic and plastic behaviour
  • Equation of state
  • Kinetic theory of gases
  • Kinetic energy of a molecule
  • Thermal equilibrium
  • Temperature scales
  • Practical thermometers
  • Specific heat capacity and specific latent heat
  • Internal energy and the first law of thermodynamics
  • Simple harmonic oscillations
  • Energy in simple harmonic motion
  • Damped and forced oscillations, resonance
  • Progressive waves
  • Transverse and longitudinal waves
  • Determination of frequency and wavelength of sound waves
  • Doppler effect
  • Electromagnetic spectrum
  • Production and use of ultrasound in diagnosis
  • Stationary waves
  • Diffraction
  • Interference, two- source interference
  • Diffraction gratings
  • Communication channels
  • Modulation
  • Digital communication
  • Relative merits of channels of communication
  • Attenuation
  • Concept of an electric field
  • Uniform electric fields
  • Electric forces between point charges
  • Electric field of a point charge
  • Electric potential
  • Capacitors and capacitance
  • Energy stored in a capacitor
  • Electric current
  • Potential difference and power
  • Resistance and resistivity
  • Sensing devices
  • Practical circuits
  • Kirchhoff’s laws
  • Potential dividers
  • The ideal operational amplifier
  • Operational amplifier circuits
  • Output devices
  • Concept of magnetic field
  • Force on a current- carrying conductor
  • Force on a moving charge
  • Magnetic fields due to currents
  • Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
  • Laws of electromagnetic induction
  • Characteristics of alternating currents
  • The transformer
  • Transmission of electrical energy
  • Rectification
  • Energy of a photon
  • Photoelectric emission of electrons
  • Wave-particle duality
  • Energy levels in atoms and line spectra
  • band theory
  • Production and use of X-rays
  • Atoms, nuclei and radiation
  • Fundamental particles
  • Mass defect and nuclear binding energy
  • Radioactive decay

Assessments

Students will be required to arrange and pay for their examinations/practicals at CAIE approved centre. We can provide an extensive list of these centres for you.

A Level Exams
There are five exams for the full A Level qualification.

Paper 1Paper 1Paper 1Exam Paper 4Paper 1A Level Qualification

AS Level Exams
There are three exams for the AS Level qualification.

Paper 1Paper 1Paper 1IAS Exams

Practical Assessment

Experimental skills will be assessed in Paper 3 and Paper 5.

In each of these papers, the questions may be based on Physics not included in the syllabus content, but students will be assessed on their practical skills rather than their knowledge of theory.  Throughout the course, you will cover practical scenarios in preparation for your exams. Where appropriate, students will be told exactly what to do and how to do it. Students will need to ensure that their chosen centre are able to provide them with the practical examinations. More information click here.

A Level Physics Online Course Outcome

On successful completion of all your exams for the A Level Physics Online Course, you will be awarded one of the following qualifications:

International A Level in Physics with CAIE | International AS Level in Physics with CAIE

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Enrolment Fees

Our Enrolment fee for this course is noted at the top of this page where you can enrol directly onto the course.  This fee includes access to your course including tutor support for 2 years.

Our enrolment fee includes:

  • All study materials covering the full specification.
  • Full support where you can also message your tutor as many times as you need to.
  • Access to our online Library with a full range of eBooks.
  • Help completing university applications including UCAS and The Common Application.
  • Reference and predicted grade for University.
  • Assignment marking and feedback
  • Marked and graded practise examination papers
  • Eligibility for a Totum Card if you reside within the UK
  • Fast Track A Level if required and flexible learning from home 24/7.

The only other fee you will need to pay is for your exams which is due approximately six months prior and this will be paid directly to the exam centre.

FAQs

You can enrol online right now by Card or PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro and American Express). Alternatively, we also accept BACS transfer or we can send you a payment link.

Your A Level course will be online.  You will access it via our online portal.  

With our courses, we have learners from all over the world enrolled.  Therefore, if we restricted your learning to certain times, not everyone would be available.  All our courses are accessible 24/7 via our online secure portal.  Any videos on your portal would be pre-recorded meaning you can work through your course at your own pace.

By opting for our International A Level, you can study the course from anywhere and exam centres are located all over the world.  With our UK A Levels (AQA), you can study them from outside of the UK, however you would need to sit the actual exams for these within the UK.

You will be provided with eBooks for this course. If you want to purchase physical books in addition, then we can provide you with the book ISBN numbers.

The Guided learning hours for A Levels are as follows:-

AS Level: 180 hours

A Level:  360 hours

These figures are for guidance only. The number of hours needed to gain the qualification may vary depending on your previous experience of the subject.

Yes you will gain UCAS points and these depend on your final grade once you have completed your exams. 

If you are referring to A Levels at college then yes!

You will sit the same exam as thousands of students across the world in an exam centre, and achieve the same qualification as everyone else.

Provided you have completed enough work on the course within a reasonable amount of time, we will be able to provide a predicted grade / reference for university. 

Please provide at least 3 months notice for this, otherwise this will incur a small fee.

We want exams to be as competitively priced for our learners as possible and therefore that is why we direct them to the examination centres rather than charge upfront fees.