Government Funded Mathematics courses

...outstanding results (which place the College amongst the best in the country and certainly the best in the area) and supportive teachers, all make Maths...

...and further skills in this subject. The course suits those who enjoy maths and are looking to develop confidence and further skills in this subject...

...but also involves new ideas that some of the greatest minds of the last millennium have produced. While studying mathematics you will be expected...

...It is extremely useful for anyone wishing to continue to Higher Education for Maths, Engineering, or any Maths related course. It enables you to use...

...Advanced Level GCEs (AS/A2) Description of course: This subject enters the world of Einstein. An enthusiasm for exploring mathematical conundrums combined...

...offering a modular assessment through the year with the examination board reporting results at the end of each module. The modules are: - Handling...

...who intend to study Further Mathematics the following year. Six modules are studied in the first year (five Mathematics modules and one Frther Maths module)and...

...Students should enjoy problem solving and be seeking to develop their logical and analytical skills . Mathematics AS/A Level Who is the course...

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...as an enhancement is more appropriate for continuing a subject you enjoy rather than a subject you need for higher education and your future career...

...One of those exams is in January and the other two are in June. Why choose this course? This course gives a solid background in Mathematics and its applications...

...students are eligible to start an AS Mathematics course, if they wish. Students need to enjoy Maths and to be logical and enjoy solving problems...

...Are you interested in discovering new mathematical techniques? Just as important, have you achieved at least grade B in GCSE Maths? If so, why not take Maths at AS or A level?...

...plus a third unit (Applying Mathematics) you will achieve a full AS level Use of Mathematics, Investigations and practical activities will introduce...

...One of those exams is in January and the other two are in June. Why choose this course? This course gives a solid background in Mathematics and its applications...

...then A-level Mathematics is the course for you. You will be able to develop your skills further and begin to see how Maths can relate to the real world...

...hours of teaching per subject per week and for any subject that has less than 3 students, 2 hours per week. We will expect all GCSE students to take...

...engineering and financial planning. You will use formulas to predict exact things like the stopping distance of a car (Mechanics) and model trends...

...of Education A Level (GCE A Level). Three examinations are taken in the first A/S year, C1, C2 and S1 and three examinations in the second A2...

...It is the qualification to gain if you are good at and enjoy Mathematics. This qualification is highly regarded by all Higher Education institutions...