A Level Mathematics

You will have enjoyed mathematics at school and you take satisfaction in applying mathematical methods correctly to solve problems. You will be comfortable using algebra.

You will develop many of the topics met in GCSE mathematics as well as introducing new ideas such as calculus. You’ll study a substantial core of pure mathematics. In addition you’ll study applied mathematics such as decision mathematics, mechanics and statistics.

Mathematics lessons make use of modern learning technologies, for example graphical calculators and computers are both used to enhance understanding and learning.
Many students go on to study mathematics or related disciplines including sciences and engineering at university.

Course Content

What Modules will you Study?

Pure mathematics, Mechanics in mathematics, Statistics, Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, Core mathematical subjects

How long is the course?

Full time over 2 Years

Where will I learn?

The Sixth Form - Rating Lane Campus

How much will this course cost?

Please refer to the College fees policy, for more information please contact Student.Services@furness.ac.uk

Entry Requirements

What are the entry requirements?

To study this A Level course you will need a minimum of three GCSEs at Grade 4 or above and two GCSEs at grade 5 or above, this must include grade 6 in GCSE Maths.

If you have grade 3 in English you will study this alongside your other subjects.

Our A Level courses may be studied as a programme of three A Level subjects or as blended programme with one or two vocational subjects. Please check individual course pages for entry requirements.

Honours programme students will have a minimum average GSCE score of 6.0. In addition to studying three A Level subjects, Honours students will be enrolled on an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). The Honours Programme prepares students for university, supporting development of key skills such as independent research and report writing.

Progression

What opportunities will this lead to?

A Level Maths can lead onto careers within computing, business and finance.

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Student Profile

Owen Wilson

Owen Wilson is heading to the University of Manchester to study maths after achieving A*s in maths and further maths and an A in physics. Owen said: “I’m excited to go to university and have the experience of living away from home."