Chemistry
"La chimie, c'est un mélange entre l'abstrait et le concret"
Nancy Han, médaillée d'argent des Olympiades de chimie, dans le laboratoire avec Radio Fribourg et Frapp.
Our primary goal is to foster students’ enthusiasm for chemistry and to connect like-minded people. We need your help! As a teacher you can help us by motivating, informing and coaching your students. We need you to encourage talented students to participate – either your entire class or individual students.
Participation of an entire class – on the initiative of the teacher:
online
Independent participation by a single student:
online
Necessary level:
basic knowledge of chemistry
Time investment (teacher):
40 minutes

How to register?
You register yourself and your class online or the competition. The students write the test online. These instructions help you register.

How long does the test take?
The multiple-choice test takes 40 minutes and can be solved online. Here you can find old exams for comparision.
Because you make a valuable contribution.
You register yourself and your class online for the competition. Students write the test online, and you can also view the results online.
The competition is divided into three rounds. Details of the individual rounds can be found here.
Participation is recommended for pupils who have already attended 1-2 years of chemistry lessons at secondary level II. However, participation in the Chemistry Olympiad is open to all interested and motivated young people.
No preparation is necessary for the first round.
If you wish to get an idea of the level, you can find exams from previous years here.
Our goal is to enable all young people to participate as fairly and barrier-free as possible. Pupils with a physical impairment, disability or chronic illness should also benefit from our educational program and receive the best possible support. We ask you or the affected pupil to contact us in order to work out an individual solution.
The participation is free of charge. Throughout the competition, the olympiad covers all necessary expenses for students. This includes travel costs by public transport (2nd class), food, and accommodation.
Yes, there are 10 more Science Olympiads in the following subjects: astronomy, biology, geography, informatics, linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, physics, robotics and economics.