Gcse Chemistry Help

GCSE Chemistry can seem very daunting if perhaps one found a few topics or concepts confusing at KS3 (junior school) level. However, it is a subject not to be feared and I am here to help.

The transition from junior school into GCSE can be made with much more ease if a student is aware of all their `help guides` and what needs to be done in order to achieve a high score and grade during their final year exams.

My starting suggestion for any enthusiastic and motivated GCSE Chemistry student wanting to achieve a high grade is to consult the GCSE Specification. The specification more or less acts as a `passport` for success in GCSE Chemistry, as it lays down every possible question or topic that can be asked in an end of year examination. It also states the percentage weightings of each individual exam and practical which can be of great value when considering how to structure your revision, manage your time and keep your stress levels to an acceptable level!

For ease of access, I have attached the link to the specification below - &https://www.rewardinglearning.org.uk/microsites/chemistry/revised_gcse/

If you are motivated and determined to do well and view learning GCSE Chemistry as an enjoyable task as opposed to a boring task, it is well within your limits to succeed and achieve a high grade. I am here to help with that as well!