Higher Chemistry - Evening

This course covers key areas relating to chemistry and consists of various units and an external SQA examination.

It is designer to deepen students' understanding of chemistry and its relevance in everyday life, industry, and the environment. This course builds on prior knowledge, introducing more advanced concepts and practical skills necessary for further education and careers in science.

It offers a comprehensive and engaging curriculum that not only enhances students' knowledge of chemistry but also develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It prepares students for further academic pursuits and provides valuable insights into the applications of chemistry in the real world.

This course will be delivered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

 

  • Consumer chemistry
  • Principles of production using chemistry
  • Periodic table
  • Properties of elements and compounds
  • Researching chemistry unit which develops chemistry knowledge alongside investigative and reporting skills

Successful completion of this course opens pathways to advanced studies in chemistry, such as Advanced Higher Chemistry or related fields like biochemistry, chemical engineering, and environmental science.

It could also lead to a laboratory apprenticeship, employment as an entry level laboratory technician, or provide a solid foundation for various careers in science, medicine, engineering, and technology. 

 

  • Candidates should ideally have achieved at National 5 level or equivalent although previous experience may be considered

Course places are only secured after payment/funding has been arranged.  
As per the College Tuition Fees and Refund Policy, tuition fees are non-refundable except under exceptional circumstances. Refer to our Tuition Fee Refund and Withdrawal Procedure on the College website. 


Student Paying 
Fees of less than £150 must be paid in full. Payment by instalment is available, provided the course fee is £150 or greater. You can access a direct debit form here.
Instalments must be paid via direct debit over a 4-month period and an initial 30% deposit is required in order to secure your place. You will not be able to apply online if paying by direct debit please contact Evening Admissions - eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk.  


Employer Paying 
If your employer is paying for your tuition fees, an Employers Agreement Form or letter from your employer must be submitted prior to or on enrolment. You can access the Employer Agreement Form here. We ask that you complete the Employer Agreement Form and return via email to -eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk 


Fee Waiver 
You may be eligible for a fee waiver for your course if you meet the eligibility criteria which includes certain benefits such as Universal credit. Please click here to view the fee waiver document checklist which gives a list of the eligible benefits. Proof of these benefits must be submitted before a fee waiver can be processed. 
You will not be able to apply online if using fee waiver, please contact Evening Admissions-eveninginfo@forthvalley.ac.uk. Refer to our Tuition and Fee Waiver Policy on the College website for further information. 

Location

Falkirk Campus

Availability

9

Attendance

Evening

Start date

27 August 2024

End date

08 May 2025

Start time

18.00

End time

20.45

Cost per person

£390.00