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JW6 Advanced Pathway - Physics A Level
John Wallis Academy, The
Millbank Road, Kingsnorth, ASHFORD, Kent, TN23 3HG
Available start dates
Available start dates
Application Instructions
Applications Open: Thursday 6th November 2025
Applications Close: Tuesday 31st March 2026
Entry Requirements: Please see specific course details.
Course Summary
Ever wondered how our universe works? Then you will enjoy Physics!
You will be covering a wide range of topics including: Particles and Radiation, Waves, Mechanics, Electricity, Thermal physics, Fields, Nuclear physics, Astrophysics and Electronics.
You will also be studying and completing up to 12 different experiments that have changed the course of Physics and human understanding.
There are many careers available to students with an A level in Physics, for example: architect, doctor, aeronautical engineer, product designer, audio engineer and mechanical engineer.
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements: Grade 66 GCSE in Combined Science and 6 in Mathematics
Your next steps...
These are many options available both in the private and public sector, ranging from power generation to the Ministry of Defence.
At the top level this could involve working at the frontiers of Physics discovery. You could take this course with other advanced level courses such as Chemistry, Biology or Electronics to prepare for higher education in a science related subject or more general higher education courses.
With further training, you could go into a job related to Physics such as Science Technician or Electronics Engineer. The course will also help you develop the skills, understanding and knowledge that many employers across lots of industries are looking for.
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