International A Level Chemistry (Edexcel)
Edexcel International A Level Chemistry builds on International GCSE, covering advanced organic, physical and inorganic Chemistry to Edexcel’s specification.
International A Level Chemistry Chemistry, at a Glance
As with the GCSE stage, Edexcel's A Level has its own question style and structure, distinct from Cambridge or the UK boards. Practice here is organised to reflect that, rather than assuming it's identical to another board's A Level.
Every iA Level Chemistry Topic, Organised
Topics for International A Level Chemistry are being added. Each one will bring its own theory questions, MCQs, worksheets and mark schemes.
Theory Questions
Theory questions for International A Level Chemistry will be organised topic by topic, testing understanding the way Edexcel's own papers do, and added here as each topic is published.
MCQs
Quick-check multiple-choice questions for International A Level Chemistry will let students test recall and understanding one topic at a time, added here as each topic is published.
Worksheets
Worksheets for International A Level Chemistry will give structured practice on a single topic at a time, added here as each topic is published.
Marking Schemes
Mark schemes for International A Level Chemistry will sit alongside each set of questions, showing exactly what a full-mark answer needs to include.
Online Chemistry Tutor
Alongside these resources, Naeem Bukhari teaches International A Level Chemistry online, one-to-one or in small groups — see the Online A Level Chemistry Tutor page for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same as UK Edexcel A Level Chemistry?
International A Level shares the Edexcel name but is a distinct qualification aimed at international schools — check with your school which one you’re sitting.
What's covered at this stage?
Advanced organic, physical and inorganic Chemistry, building directly on International GCSE.
How can I get extra support?
One-to-one online tuition is available — see the Online Chemistry Tutor section below.