Science Coursework Help UK
Our science coursework help supports students with the practical side of biology, chemistry and physics. A science tutor explains how to plan investigations, handle data and evaluate methods for A-level practicals, BTEC Applied Science units, EPQ projects and first-year university labs, then gives feedback on your own write-up.
Pricing
Enter your word count, level and deadline to see your price before you commit.
| Service | Typical length | Price | Typical deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Practical write-up or lab report | 1,000–2,000 words | from £18.00 per 100 words | 2–3 working days |
| Investigation plan or EPQ project | Up to 3,000 words | from £18.00 per 100 words | 2–3 working days |
| Draft feedback and referencing check | Up to 3,000 words | from £18.00 per 100 words | 2–3 working days |
What our science coursework help covers
Support follows your specification and your assessor's criteria, whatever the subject or exam board.
A-level practical skills
Planning, recording and evaluating the required practicals in biology, chemistry and physics, and keeping tidy evidence of your work.
BTEC Applied Science
Internally assessed units with practical investigations and reports, including resubmissions after assessor feedback.
EPQ and Access to HE projects
Choosing a question, planning research and writing up a science project or practical report.
First-year university practicals
Lab notebooks, short reports and data analysis. See also our chemistry coursework help and biology assignment help.
Who this help is for
- A-level biology, chemistry and physics students
- BTEC Applied Science learners
- EPQ and Access to HE students with a science project
- First-year university and foundation-year science students
How it works
Step 1: Send the task and your feedback
Share the brief, the specification point or unit, and any assessor feedback you have already had.
Step 2: Get a quote and a matched tutor
We reply with a quote and next steps, and match you with a tutor for your subject.
Step 3: Plan with your tutor
Your tutor explains the science and the skills being assessed. You do the practical work yourself.
Step 4: Share your draft and revise
Your tutor comments on method, data handling and evaluation. You revise and submit your own work. See how it works.
GCSE science coursework
Many students search for GCSE coursework, but the rules have changed.
Is there coursework in GCSE science?
English GCSE sciences are assessed by written exam only, and practical work does not count as separate coursework. Northern Ireland differs: CCEA courses keep a practical assessment in the grade. Check your exam board, because the answer depends on where you study.
How practicals still earn marks
About 15% of marks in English GCSE science exams relate to practical questions. So you still need to know each required practical: the method, the equipment, the risks and the likely errors.
A level biology coursework
A-level science has no coursework mark, but practical work still matters.
The practical endorsement is separate from your grade
Teachers assess your practical skills against the Common Practical Assessment Criteria (CPAC). The result is reported as pass or not classified, separately from the A-level grade. A not classified result does not stop you passing the subject.
Keeping evidence of your practicals
Pearson's guidance says students must complete at least 12 practical activities. Keep a clear lab book with dates, methods, raw data and corrections, because your teacher assesses from it. Follow your own centre's instructions.
Science practical write up
A write-up should let a reader repeat your work and judge your results.
The sections markers expect
Most write-ups include an aim, hypothesis, variables, method, results, analysis, conclusion and evaluation. Your teacher or lecturer may prefer a different order, so follow their template first.
Tables, graphs and units
Draw the table before you start, with units in the column headings and a consistent number of decimal places. Plot the independent variable on the x-axis, label both axes and add a line or curve of best fit. See our statistics assignment help for harder analysis.
Science investigation help
A good investigation starts with a question you can actually test, and a plan that another student could follow.
Choosing a question and variables
Name the independent variable you will change, the dependent variable you will measure and the control variables you will keep the same. Write a hypothesis the data can support or reject.
Repeats, controls and risk
Plan enough repeats to spot anomalies and calculate a mean. Complete a risk assessment before you start, and ask your teacher or technician to check it. Our guide to data collection methods helps with planning.
BTEC Applied Science assignments
Which units are assessed in school or college
In the BTEC National Applied Science specification, Unit 2 and the optional units are assessed internally. Units 1 and 3 are external. Internal units are graded Pass, Merit or Distinction against set criteria. Check the unit specification your centre uses.
What Merit and Distinction ask for
Higher grades usually ask you to analyse and evaluate your results, not only describe them. Read each criterion carefully, then check your draft against it line by line. See our BTEC assignment help.
Related help
Your course may overlap with these pages. Each has its own guidance.
- Wider science modules: science assignment help
- Biology topics: biology assignment help
- Chemistry practicals: chemistry coursework help
- Other college subjects: college coursework help
Common mistakes in science coursework
- No clear independent and dependent variables
- Too few repeats to judge reliability
- Graphs with no units or no line of best fit
- Confusing accuracy with precision
- Evaluations that only say 'human error'
Checklist before you hand in
- Every table column has a unit in its heading
- Every graph has labelled axes, a title and a best-fit line or curve
- Your method is detailed enough for someone else to repeat it
- Your conclusion quotes key data and says whether it supports your hypothesis
- Every source and adapted method is referenced
Worked example: percentage uncertainty
This example is invented for illustration. A student measures a temperature rise with a thermometer that reads to the nearest 1 degree C, so each reading is uncertain by half a degree. Check your exam board's convention.
| Step | Value | Working |
|---|---|---|
| Start and end readings | 20 C and 24 C | Rise = 4 C |
| Uncertainty per reading | 0.5 C | Half the smallest division |
| Uncertainty in the rise | 1.0 C | Add the two reading uncertainties |
| Percentage uncertainty | 25% | 1.0 divided by 4, times 100 |
A 25% uncertainty is large. A strong evaluation says so, links it to the thermometer, and suggests a more precise instrument or a larger temperature change.
Meet our science tutors
Rohan Desai (BSc Computer Science; MSc Information Systems); Chloe Martin (ACCA; MSc Finance). Subject focus: Research methods & statistics, Computing & IT.
Free guides to help you
- Writing a report? See our report writing help.
- Format your references with our free Harvard referencing tool.
Get a free quote
Tell us your subject, level and deadline. Attach the brief, the specification point and any assessor feedback.
All our work is for guidance and reference. You must carry out your practical work and write and submit your own work, in line with your school, college or university rules. Read our academic integrity policy.
Sources
- Pearson: A level practical endorsement and CPAC FAQs
- AQA: Practical endorsement training, which defines CPAC
- Irish News (18 February 2017): New science practicals will not count towards GCSE grades
- Pearson BTEC Nationals Applied Science specification, Extended Certificate copy
Frequently asked questions
What does your science coursework help include?
Guidance on your task, help planning and evaluating your investigation, written feedback on your draft and a referencing check. You do the practical work and write it up yourself.
What is CPAC?
The Common Practical Assessment Criteria your teacher uses to assess A-level practical skills in biology, chemistry and physics.
How many repeats should I do?
Aim for at least three where possible, so you can spot anomalies and calculate a mean. Follow your teacher's instruction if it differs.
What is the difference between accuracy and precision?
Accuracy is closeness to the true value. Precision is how close repeated readings are to each other.
Can you help with BTEC resubmissions?
Yes. We help you understand the assessor's feedback so you can improve your own work. Resubmission rules are set by your centre.
How much does science coursework help cost?
Your price depends on level, word count and deadline. Use the price calculator to see it first. Prices start from £18.00 per 100 words for undergraduate work, rising to £30.00 per 100 words at PhD level.
How quickly can you help?
Send your brief and deadline, and we will confirm whether we can give feedback in time. We aim to reply to every enquiry within 24 hours and confirm the delivery time for your brief once we have seen it.
Can you promise a grade or mark?
No. Nobody can promise a mark. We show you what assessors reward, so you can improve your own work.
Is this help allowed at my school or university?
Many schools and universities allow tutoring and feedback, but rules differ. Check your policy and submit your own work.
Is my information confidential?
Yes. We use your brief and draft only to match you with a tutor and give feedback. Only the specialists and support staff who need your files to help you can see them.
Can you help with EPQ science projects, essays and case studies?
Yes. We help you plan, research and evaluate a science project, and we support science essays and case studies. If your task is not listed, send the brief.