1.	To develop an ability to observe, to analyse and to interpret objectively and to make rational decisions and to solve problems involving chemistry.
2.	To develop manipulative and experimental skills, communicative skills used in the study of chemistry.
3.	To develop attitudes on
3.1	which scientific investigations depend, such as curiosity, honesty, persistence, critical thinking, willingness to suspend judgement and tolerance of uncertainty.
3.2	an appreciation of the applications of chemistry in daily life.
3.3	an understanding of the concepts and theories in chemistry.
3.4	an awareness of the social, economic, environmental and technological implications of chemistry
3.5	an awareness of the provisional nature of explanations about natural phenomena, and the complex relationships between phenomena.