IGCSE Physics

Start Date: Flexible – begin anytime
Location: Fully online and globally accessible
Study Pace: Self-paced with up to 5 years to complete
Qualification: IGCSE in Physics
Assessment: Assessed through written examinations
Support: Includes comprehensive course materials and dedicated one-to-one tutor support

Course Overview
Are you fascinated by how the world works? IGCSE Physics offers a detailed introduction to the
laws and theories that govern motion, energy, matter, and the universe.

• Students will explore core physics principles across mechanics, waves, electricity, magnetism,
  thermal physics, and space science. Through theoretical understanding and problem-solving,
  learners gain the confidence and skills needed for higher-level science or engineering study.
  This course encourages learners to be:
•  Confident in applying scientific reasoning
•  Responsible when working independently or collaboratively
•  Reflective about the impact of science on individuals and the planet
•  Innovative in solving new and challenging problems
•  Engaged with how physics applies to everyday life and modern technologies

How it Works
IGCSE Physics is delivered entirely online. Students may enrol anytime and study at their own
pace, supported by expert tutors.
The course includes digital modules, interactive activities, readings, and self-assessment
exercises. Final assessment is by written examination at a registered centre, with full assistance
provided.

Subject Content
1. Motion, Forces and Energy
2. Thermal Physics
3. Waves
4. Electricity and Magnetism
5. Nuclear Physics
6. Space Physics

Sitting the Exam
To complete the qualification, students must sit a written exam at an approved centre. We
support you with:

•  Locating and registering with a nearby centre
•  Ensuring entry and ID documentation is accurate
•  Managing any required special arrangements
•  Providing support after exams for results, certificates, or appeals

Career Progression
This course provides a gateway to A Levels and Level 3 study in science, as well as careers in
engineering, physics, technology, and related industries.