Home - GCSE Astronomy
网页Hello, and welcome to our GCSE Astronomy website. This is the business card if you like for the course run by www.onlineastronomycourses.co.uk. The aim of this page is to offer more information about the course and invite people to register. We have been providing GCSE Astronomy by distance learning for several years now with a fantastic passrate.
Schools - GCSE Astronomy
网页Schools. As an academy we employ several tutors who work online largely. We offer support by Skype, Email, and the Moodle platform that we use. This model has proven so successful for us that we are now trusted to support other institutions and schools.
Home Educators - GCSE Astronomy
网页We are popular with the Home Educators as we do a lot of outreach (mainly online) assisting parents and students with their astronomy. We also offer a first class service with our GCSE Astronomy by distance learning which is trusted by the HE community across the country.
Maths for GCSE (9-1) Astronomy
网页The aim is to take the pain out of the maths required in GCSE (9-1) Astronomy. Topics are as below. Hubble’s Constant. Standard Form. Powers. Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion. Measuring Circumference of the Earth. Celestial Coordinates. Angular Measurement.
GCSE Astronomy
网页GCSE Astronomy. GCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education. Although GCSE Astronomy has been around for some years now in various formats. Its recently undergone a change. Gone now are the need to complete two assessed projects, once visual, one unaided.
About - GCSE Astronomy
网页About. Affectionately known as “AstronomyCourses” because that is the name of our Facebook page and our original site www.onlineastronomycourses.co.uk we have been delivering GCSE Astronomy by distance learning for some years. We started our journey in 2009, right after the death of the founder’s hero, Sir Patrick Moore.
Telescopes - GCSE Astronomy
网页Starting with a small refractor and building up is best. Even a small telescope (70mm or so) will show the craters of the Moon, Jupiters belts (and Galilean moons) and Saturns rings. Even some detail on Mars. Always start with binoculars though and learn the sky first!
Observational Tasks - GCSE Astronomy
网页Observational Tasks. There are no supervised writeups association with the new GCSE (9-1) Astronomy format. However there is still the requirement to complete two Observational tasks, one for the unaided (year1) and one for the aided (year 2). But aided, we mean, with a …
GCSE Astronomy for FREE!
网页We are launching a competition, for one luck student to WIN a GCSE Astronomy course (thats a full 2 year GCSE Astronomy course!) completely free. The whole package is work £250 (exam not included). All you have to so is to share this page as far and wide (but not spamming!) as much as you can.
What do i need? - GCSE Astronomy
网页What do i need? As a student of Online Astronomy Society Academy you get pretty much all you need, including. Hardcopy of the textbook. 24/7 access to the portal. assigned tutor.