Chemistry can be useful in many different job families such as engineering and manufacturing, science and research, as well as medicine and nursing and environmental science.
Applied and job-related learning
There is a range of vocational qualifications (such as BTECs
Chemistry can be useful in many different job families such as engineering and manufacturing, science and research, as well as medicine and nursing and environmental science.
Applied and job-related learning
There is a range of vocational qualifications (such as BTECs, NVQ/SVQs, and diplomas) linked to an interest in chemistry, such as:
- applied science/pharmaceutical science
- health and social care
- environmental sustainability
- sports and exercise sciences
There are a number of apprenticeships that link to an interest in chemistry, including:
- pharmacy assistant
- theatre support worker
- laboratory/science technician
- gas installation engineer
- polymer production technician
Academic subjects – such as A levels
- You can study chemistry and applied science.
- Related subjects include physics, biology, human biology, geography, environmental studies, psychology, engineering, electronics, science in society, health and social care.