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In Wolverhampton ()

£ 3001-4000

Description

  • Type

    GCSE

In everyday life we are 'bombarded' with data and information from a variety of sources. To make sense of this and to arrive to right conclusions we may use statistics. It is about collecting, representing & analysing data. It complements the GCSE in mathematics. It is based on good practice in statistics. It is suitable for cross curricular studies and activties. It is designed to give.

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Government funding available

About this course

GCSE Mathematics Grade 'D' or above.

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Subjects

  • Statistics
  • Mathematics
  • Maths
  • Collecting
  • GCSE Mathematics

Course programme

In everyday life we are 'bombarded' with data and information from a variety of sources. To make sense of this and to arrive to right conclusions we may use statistics. It is about collecting, representing & analysing data.
·It complements the GCSE in mathematics.·It is based on good practice in statistics.·It is suitable for cross curricular studies and activties.
It is designed to give candidates an insight into the practical use of statistics and enable them to make an informed judgement on what is presented to them, so that they are aware of the dangers of being influenced by misleading statistics
Entry RequirementsGCSE Mathematics Grade 'D' or above.
Course Content
Four areas are covered:·The collection of data·Processing, representing and analysing data·Interpreting, reasoning & discussing results.·Probability
The above consists of 75% towards the examination.
There is coursework involved which contributes 25% of the marks towards the final mark.
How will I be assessed?
There are 8 assignments that are internally marked.·There is coursework to be completed that has 25% weight.·Two written papers at the end of the year that have 75% weight together.
What can I do next?
Continue to GCSE Mathmatics and/or Statistics
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GCSE Statistics

£ 3001-4000