SubjectsMathematics
REQUIREMENTS - Grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics
Mathematics is a highly regarded subject, valued by universities and employers alike for its broad applicability and rigour. Studying A Level Mathematics not only opens doors to degrees in Mathematics and related fields such as Engineering and Physics but also provides a strong foundation for degrees in Biology, Chemistry, and Social Sciences like Economics and Psychology, as well as medicine.
Choosing Mathematics at A Level allows you to hone your reasoning abilities, sharpen your mathematical and analytical skills, and enhance your creativity in problem-solving. As you advance, you'll discover the subject’s depth and fascination, with concepts that build on each other to reveal the elegance of mathematical thought.
The skills you’ll gain in A Level Mathematics are both versatile and in high demand, leading to career opportunities across a range of fields. Mathematics serves as a powerful and flexible choice, equipping you for success in virtually any industry.
Course Outline
A Level Maths consists of three main units: Pure, Statistics and Mechanics. Pure maths makes up two-thirds of the course at A Level. Pure Maths is the study of calculus, coordinate geometry, trigonometry, polynomials, vectors and much more. The Statistics content includes probability, data presentation and statistical modelling. The Mechanics content includes Kinematics, forces and moments.
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