Chemistry Education Resources

Use our chemistry education resources to find out where a chemistry education could take you

GCSE

Read our chemistry GCSE resources to help you revise, and for more information about taking GCSE chemistry.

A Level

These A level chemistry resources will guide you as you study, and provide more information about chemistry A level.

Degree

Find out more about doing a chemistry degree, the different types of degrees, and where to study.

Apprenticeships

Discover apprenticeships in chemistry, the different types of apprenticeships, and what an apprentice should expect to do and learn.

Fields of Chemistry

Take a look through the different fields of chemistry and what types of chemistry to study for each different field.

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A good chemistry education opens diverse opportunities to pursue a variety of career paths. On this page, you can sharpen your understanding of chemistry by accessing easy-to-read articles on key topics, from analytical chemistry and biochemistry to the difference between inorganic and organic chemistry.

Our chemistry education resources also include articles to help current and prospective GCSE students study chemistry subjects and choose the course that’s right for them. Whether you’re looking to revise for your chemistry GCSE exam or are trying to decide if you should take chemistry GCSE as a single or combined science, we’ve got all the information you need right here on this page.

If you want to study chemistry at a higher level, you can also use the chemistry education resources above to find the best places to study chemistry in the UK and what you can do with a chemistry degree. Alternatively, if you’ve already earned your chemistry degree but are unsure how to use it, this page will help you to find the best chemistry graduate schemes and apprenticeships, as well as how you can put your degree to good use.

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Science Lab Safety Rules: Building Confidence in Students

Organised school science labs typically have one thing in common – the students are comfortable and confident. Whether handling common chemicals, solvents, or lab equipment, they know exactly what they’re doing. In addition to working confidently, science students should know what to do when something goes wrong. This requires a

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Making Chemistry Fun: KS2 & KS3 Science Experiments for Schools

Young students often perceive chemistry as complex, highly mathematical, and data-driven. And while maths and analytics play an important role in chemical reactions, acids, and molecular processes, there’s another side to the subject – and it’s lots of fun. Conducting hands-on science experiments at Key Stage 2 (KS2) and Key

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A Guide to Developing STEM Skills at Home

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills are invaluable in our ever-advancing technological world. Whether your child wants to learn about chemicals and chemical reactions or expresses an interest in aerospace, STEM education will turn their interests into passions. Promoting STEM education at home supports organic learning beyond the classroom.

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The Best Chemistry Graduate Schemes in the UK

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Clearing Up 5 Common Chemistry Misconceptions

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Primary Science Curriculum: A Guide for Teachers

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Outdoor Learning: Easy Science Experiments for Primary School Teachers

There’s a wealth of scientific knowledge just outside the classroom doors. Primary school teachers can tap into it with easy science experiments that investigate organic chemical reactions and the natural world. Outdoor learning offers many benefits to young students. It reduces stress, improves their relationship with nature, and supports independent

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The Best UK Science Museums and Resources for Kids

If you want a fun, interactive way to teach your children about science, a trip to a museum is a fantastic idea. The UK is bursting with world-class museums ideal for families, with exciting features ranging from interactive exhibits and immersive experiences to planetariums and experiment labs. Here, we’ll run

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10 Science Apps and Websites For Kids

10 Science Apps and Websites For Kids Compared to even ten years ago, the amount of technology children have access to is incredible. Long gone are the days where scientific learning was heavily learned through hefty textbooks. Nowadays, there are near countless resources, websites and apps that help support scientific

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