What will I study?

The course will cover the basics of the three main branches of science:

  • Biology: Cell theory, human anatomy, genetics, and basic ecology.
  • Chemistry: The periodic table, atomic structure, states of matter, and basic chemical reactions.
  • Physics: Forces and energy, the solar system, and sustainability.

Frequently asked questions

No formal qualification.

Tutor assessment throughout.

Please send an e-mail to community@solihull.ac.uk. You can also click enquire now and complete the short form.

This course provides a strong foundation for further study in science and related subjects. It can help learners progress onto higher-level science qualifications, Access to Higher Education programmes, GCSE Science, or vocational courses in areas such as healthcare, environmental science, engineering, and laboratory sciences. The transferable skills developed, including problem-solving, critical thinking, practical investigation, and safe working practices, are also highly valued in a wide range of educational and employment settings.

The course will also teach the learner essential scientific skills i.e. how to think scientifically and provide practical lab & safety knowledge.

Introduction to Science

What’s Involved?

Predicted Employment

How much can I earn?

£17,680
NATIONAL AVERAGE

Employment by Region

The career paths provided are to give you an idea of the careers that you could progress onto in the future. However, for some, you may need to complete higher level qualifications and gain experience before your dream job becomes a reality. The information provided is to support further research and to generate some initial career ideas when choosing a course. Please check entry requirements to degree courses, apprenticeships, and jobs as this may vary from year to year and across providers. For further advice and guidance, please contact: careers@solihull.ac.uk.