ITS Tutorial School has offered top A-level Physics support since 2005. We are the only tutorial school in
Hong Kong also licensed to run the A-level exams by Pearson. You can take both International A-levels
and some GCE subjects as well. Thousands of students have taken private tuition with our Physics tutors
to date. You can either:
Get one-to-one tutorials to support your school studies
develop an enjoyment of Physics and its applications
understand the connection between theories and experiments
become an independent learner and a critical thinker
develop knowledge and understanding in Physics and its applications
understand how Physics interacts with society, philosophy, the economy and industry
This qualification is 100% externally assessed by examination and has a modular structure, with 2
exam sessions each year in January and May/June (not all subjects are available in each exam
session). A table
of the course structure can be found at the bottom of the page.
Why choose ITS for tuition or full time study ?
Value for money
Easy accessibility – all lessons can be taken either here at our school or online
Flexible learning – choose when, where and how you learn
Individualized for YOU – pick and choose from our add-on services according to your needs
Fully qualified and experienced teachers from an official centre
Latest specifications – we are an official centre for this qualification
Full support services – our counsellors can guide you through the course and on to the next
step
The course content may be relevant to a variety of exams (SATII, IB, AQA, OCR, CIE) and school
study. See the unit description for more detail on the content
What are the prerequisites of this course?
There are no prerequisites, but an I/ GCSE
qualification in Physics may be useful.
What can I do with an A-level in
Physics?
You can go on to university courses like an honours degree in Physics or related
subjects, or choose to enter employment.
The skills learned by studying physics are
relevant to many careers, such as applications engineer, data analyst, design engineer, Physics
teacher, lab technician, laser engineer, optical engineer, software developer, systems analyst or
web developer.
For more information on specific university requirements related to
A-levels, please see our A-levels FAQ
page.
For more information on applying to UK universities, see our UCAS page.
If you are an international student taking A-levels the basic offer is made for 3 A-level subjects.
It is very important when choosing these subjects that you understand what options you will have for
university when the time comes. ITS has a long-established, highly experienced counselling team who
can help you make these decisions and plan your academic course. But to start with, try out this
excellent tool from the Russel
Group which helps you experiment with your subject choices. Then come
and see us.
How is the course structured?
You can find the Edexcel course specification here.
The
course consists of 6 Units – 3 IAS and 3 IA2 Units. The full International Advanced Level
award consists of the three IAS units (Units 1, 2 and 3), plus three IA2 units (Units 4, 5 and either 6
or 7). The percentage of total IAL marks for each Unit is in brackets followed by the examination
time.
IAS Unit 1 Physics on the Go (20%) (1 hour 30 minutes) Unit
2 Physics at Work (20%) (1 hour 30 minutes) Unit 3 Exploring Physics (10%) (1 hour 20
minutes)
IA2 Unit 4 Physics on the Move (20%) (1 hour 35 minutes) Unit
5 Physics from Creation to Collapse (20%) (1 hour 35 minutes) Unit 6 Experimental
Physics OR Unit 7 Physics Practical Examination (10%) (Unit
6: 1 hour 30 minutes) (Unit 7: 1 hour 20
minutes)
Assessment Assessment in January and
June
External assessment: written examination
Units 1, 2, 4 and 5 are 80 raw marks; Units 3 and 7 are 40 raw marks
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