Mathematics A Level
A Level
In Worthing
Description
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Type
A Level
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Location
Worthing
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Duration
2 Years
This course takes place over two years at Worthing College. Please see subject description for more details.
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About this course
You will need a grade D in GCSE Mathematics or a level 2 pass in Adult Numeracy.
If you wish to take the higher level course you will need a grade C in GCSE Maths.
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Subjects
- Mathematics
- Previous knowledge
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Mathematics College Teacher
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Course programme
Mathematics
What is this course all about?
This course is for those students who wish to improve their GCSE Mathematics grade.
What Topics will I study?
Module 1 (handling data): statistics and probability.
Module 2: coursework for handling data.
Module 3: number and algebra.
Module 4: coursework for number and algebra.
Module 5: number, algebra, shape, space and measures.
How will my work be assessed?
There are exams for modules 1, 3 and 5 and coursework to be completed for modules 2 and 4.
Frequently asked questions
What skills do I need to succeed?
You will need to recall some of your previous GCSE work and be prepared to relearn those areas needing improvement.
What knowledge do I need to succeed?
Some prior knowledge of Mathematics is needed either from GCSE or from level 2 Adult Numeracy.
What are the lessons like?
A range of teaching styles will be used including group and individual work, class discussion, investigative work and solving problems individually or in groups.
What have I got to do to do well?
You need to attend all lessons and keep to the deadlines for homework.
What students say about this course
"I needed a C grade in Maths to go to University".
"If you have got a lower grade than expected, or want to achieve a higher grade I really suggest taking just one more year of Maths, it's really worth it in the long run".
"This is a really useful course for most things after college. I liked the resources we used.
"To do well you need to make sure you don't miss any lessons".
What do people do with GCSE Mathematics?
In most jobs, Maths is a necessary part of the job. Many career and most higher education entry requirements include a C grade or above in Maths.
Will there be any significant costs related to this subject apart from normal stationery?
Scientific calculator £10
Mathematics A Level