Mathematics GCSE
GCSE
In Southport
Description
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Type
GCSE
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Location
Southport
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Duration
1 Year
If you did not pass GCSE Maths with a grade C you are expected to make use of the opportunity to take it again during your stay at KGV. It may seriously restrict your career choices if you don't have a C grade as it is a necessary requirement for many university places and jobs.
Important information
Government funding available
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About this course
Grade D - F in your GCSE Maths exam.
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Course programme
Mathematics GCSE
Qualification: 1 year resit course
Course type: Level 2 (pre advanced)
Entry requirements:
Grade D - F in your GCSE Maths exam.
If you achieved a grade C and need a grade B there is a possibility of taking the GCSE Use of Maths course but you would need to be available in the appropriate block.
Head of Department: Mrs June Price
Course assessment:
Assessment will be 100% exam based with no coursework. Most students will take the exam in June but depending on the estimate from your school you might be able to take it in November.
What can this course offer me?
If you did not pass GCSE Maths with a grade C you are expected to make use of the opportunity to take it again during your stay at KGV. It may seriously restrict your career choices if you don't have a C grade as it is a necessary requirement for many university places and jobs.
What will I learn?
The course recaps the fundamental concepts of GCSE Maths at Foundation level which should help you to understand the topics better and increase your confidence. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and get help from tutors.
What Makes a good Mathematics student?
You should be successful in your resit of GCSE Maths if you concentrate in class, do the homework/past papers and ask for help when necessary.
Which other courses link well with this subject?
Studied alongside any programme.
Future Opportunities
It's not so much where GCSE mathematics can take you as what you can't do without it.
Is there anything else I need to know?
Mathematics GCSE