A Level Mathematics |
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Exam Board
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Edexcel |
Entry requirements
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Grade 7 or Higher in GCSE Mathematics |
What will I study?
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The Maths A level is a highly demanding course and for those who have a very conscientious attitude and the desire to work independently, it is extremely rewarding. A good grade at A2 level opens up many potential degrees and subsequent careers including engineering, accountancy, investment banking, programming and IT systems analysis. The 3 modules studied across the 2-year course are:
• Core Mathematics and its applications • Mechanics • Statistics |
Assesment
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3 x 2 hour exams at the end of Year 13
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What skills will I gain?
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• The ability to solve problems and apply logic
• An increased ability to analyse • The ability to think creatively when approaching problems |
Studying beyond the classroom
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• Text books will provided for students and a lot of independent study and consolidation will be expected out of the classroom.
• Opportunity to visit local universities to participate in maths workshops • Entry to Senior Maths Challenge |
Future pathways
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• Degree (Maths is considered one of the most useful subjects so is suitable for all degrees from Law to Engineering)
• Apprenticeships
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