A Level: Mathematics

A-level Mathematics is a challenging and rewarding A-Level course, especially suited to those who excelled at Maths at GCSE and innately enjoy studying the realms of reason and logic. The course is highly regarded by Universities and employers alike, and an excellent accompaniment to courses such as Economics and Computer Science. This course can also facilitate transferable skills such as data handling and analysis, which are sought after by many employers.

Overview of subject:

Studying maths develops your numeracy, graphical and problem-solving skills. These skills are really useful preparation for the maths used in many university degree courses, higher apprenticeships, and the workplace. It can also increase your confidence and fluency in the maths used in everyday life.

Topics Studied in the Syllabus Include:

• Coordinate geometry
• Trigonometry
• Algebraic proof
• Calculus
• Probability distributions and hypothesis testing
• Sampling and data presentation
• Kinematics in two dimensions
• Forces, moments and Newton’s laws

The course might be of interest to:

This course is aimed at people who enjoy maths and solving problems. You should have good reasoning and logic skills, and be prepared to work outside of the classroom. The minimum grade requirement is a 6 at GCSE.

Potential Future Pathways:

If you are considering any STEM related course at university then this course would beneficial you. The analytic and problem solving skills developed are highly sought after by employers.

General entry requirements and a 6 or above in Mathematics.