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  ‌‌‌Welcome to the Salters' Advanced Chemistry website.  This advanced level chemistry course, developed at the Science Education Group in the University of York, offers an exciting, context based approach to studying chemistry.  The course is currently followed by over 17000 students across the United Kingdom. We work closely with OCR (the examination board) who offer dedicated support and assessment for the course.  Information Course overview from 2015 HO33, H433 from 2008 HO35, H435 Publications from 2015 HO33, H433 from 2008 HO35, H435 Assessment from 2015 HO33, H433 from 2008 HO35, H435 Resources DIY resources from 2015 HO33, H433 from 2008 HO35, H435 News and key dates SAC Sept 2015 newsletter (PDF , 1,342kb).
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Greg is SBC’s Vice President of Operations. His responsibilities include implementation of programmatic priorities to ensure quality and timeliness as well as overseeing the financial and administrative functions of the organization. Greg is an experienced business manager and strategist with over fifteen years of operational management with non-profit, for-profit and start-up organizations.  Before joining SBC, Greg was in business development, sales and executive leadership in the early-stages of two wind turbine manufacturing start-up companies in Nevada. His responsibilities were multi-faceted and included the development of budgetary and financial projections, creation of business plans, administrative oversight, documentation of ongoing procedures and policies, coordination of strategic vision and setting organizational priorities for growth and long-term success. Greg also served as the Executive Director of the Sierra Green Building Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting sustainability and green building practices and techniques throughout the greater Sierra Nevada region. Greg was responsible to manage outreach and communications, volunteer recruitment, organizational finances, and strategic process implementation.  Greg has a diverse career background in sustainability, manufacturing processes, procurement, financial and economic analysis, customer service, marketing and sales, and program management and development. Greg’s commitment to the triple bottom line in business drives his choices to engage with and for organizations devoted to the integration of environmental, social and economic concerns.  Education Greg holds a Master’s in Business Administration with an emphasis in Environmental Business from the University of Nevada, Reno where he pioneered a joint Master’s program, combining the College of Business with the College of.
The Chemistry department is an experienced and enthusiastic team of eight subject specialist teachers and two well qualified technicians. We have a wealth of experience of teaching A level and IB Chemistry. We have over 200 AS students who give very positive feedback on the courses we provide and a significant number of students go on to take degrees in Chemistry. We always aim to be enthusiastic and supportive of our students. As well as an open door policy that allows students to come to our workroom and ask for help from any of the Chemistry teachers we have many resources on a very well-used intranet site for student use. Courses Offered AS and A level Chemistry (Salters OCR) Our students take the OCR B Salters Chemistry AS and A level course which was set up by the Salters Institute and York University to produce a rigorous but relevant and interesting A level course. A unique feature of this course is the four week long Individual Investigation carried out in the second year where each student plans and carries out experiments on a topic of their choice. The course is well supported by resources which allow students to track their progress and overall we believe students find the course relevant and enjoyable. The AS course has units such as Developing Fuels, Polymer Revolution and The Atmosphere. Each unit has a theme running through it and Chemistry theory is introduced where it links to this theme. The Chemistry content is regularly revisited and extended upon to build knowledge as the course progresses. The AS course is intense and most students find it challenging but enjoyable. There are two written exams in May accounting for 80% of the marks for the year. The remaining 20% is from the assessment of 5 practical skills which are assessed under exam conditions during class time. The A2 course allows students to apply and further develop their knowledge to.
Linda Taylor, a teacher at City and Islington College, was awarded the Hertfordshire Teaching Scholarship and used her time to produce a series of Investigation Resource Sheets, devised to support students and teachers in the SAC Individual Investigation. You can download these by clicking on the links below. Within the resource sheets there are references to Chemistry Review’s Project Pages. You can link Investigation Download Introduction and Index Investigating conductivity Investigation the analysis of wine Investigating the analysis of sugars Investigating solubility Investigating the analytical techniques for the detection of copper ions Investigating the formulae of complex ions Investigating the hydrolysis of fats and oils Investigating the oxidation of fats and oils Investigating the saponification of fats and oils Investigating unsaturation in fats and oils Investigating electrochemical cells Investigating electroplating Investigating the electrolysis of sodium chloride Investigating the formulae of chlorides Investigating the analysis of vitamin C Investigating ion exchange Investigating acid-base reactions Investigating dyes Investigating the hardness of water Investigating the acidity and alkalinity of water Investigating the hydrolysis of halogenoalkanes Investigating the reaction between thiosulphate ions and acids Investigating the reaction between manganate(VII) ions and oxalate ions Investigating the reaction between peroxodisulphate ions and iodide ions Investigating the reaction between magnesium and acids Investigating the reaction between propanone and iodine Investigating the reaction between hydrogen peroxide and iodide ions Investigating silver nitrate titrations Investigating esters Investigating the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide Investigating.
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