A-Level in Mathematics

Paying in Full: £449

Paying in Stages: 10 monthly payments of £50. Your first payment will be £50, then a direct debit will be set up for the remaining nine payments. Only available to students with a UK bank account.

Two A Levels: Enter code AL50 at checkout to receive £50 off (Full payment only).

Three A Levels: Enter code AL200 at checkout to receive £200 off (Full payment only).

How it works

This course will prepare you for sitting your A Level in Mathematics. You will be able to gain up to 56 UCAS points to aid in your University application process.

We provide you with support for up to two years but it is entirely up to you how quickly you work through and when you sit the exams.

Exams take place once a year in May/June. You may choose to study 'fast track' and aim for the next available dates or you may choose to take a methodical approach and take them at a later date. The choice is entirely yours.

You can study the course online through a portal or receive a hard copy delivered in folders that is yours to keep.

Throughout the course, you are fully supported so if you come across anything you are unsure of you can contact your tutor by email. You also have a support team by telephone.

At the end of each section, you will complete an assignment which you will email to your tutor. This doesn't count towards your end grade but it allows the tutor to ensure you are on the right track and help iron out any problem areas. Assignments consist of exam-style questions so are effectively mini mock exams. The idea is that by the end of the course you are fully up to speed and confident you will achieve the grade you require.

Entry requirements

There are no entry requirements for the course but it is recommended you have achieved grade C or above at GCSE level.

Syllabus

Qualification code: 7357

Part 1: PURE MATHEMATICS

• Co-ordinate Geometry
• Quadratic functions
• Polynomials
• Further Algebraic functions
• Differentiation 1
• Integration 1
• Sequences
• Trigonometry 1
• Indices and Logarithms
• Series
• Transformations of functions
• Trigonometry 2
• Differentiation 2
• Integration 2
• Functions
• Differentiation 3
• Trigonometry 3
• Differentiation 4
• Integration 3
• Trigonometry 4
• Algebraic Fractions
• Vectors
• Binomial Series
• Differentiation 5
• Exponential Functions
• Proof

Part 2: STATISTICS

• Averages
• Variation
• Frequency tables
• Probability 1
• Probability 2
• The Binomial distribution
• The normal distribution
• Solving normal distribution problems
• Correlation
• Hypothesis Testing
• Sampliny

Part 3: MECHANICS

• Kinematics
• Variable Acceleration
• Forces and Newton's Laws

Exams and assessments

Exams take place in May/June of each year. It is the responsibility of the student to book their exams. Exam centres will charge and the price can vary so it is wise to investigate prior to enrolment.

A Level Mathematics consists of three paper-based exams. A breakdown of the three papers follows:

Paper 1:

• Type: Written Examination
• Duration: 2 hours
• Weighting: 33% of A Level
• Total Marks: 100
• Assessment format: Short, single-mark questions to multi-step problems

Paper 2:

• Type: Written Examination
• Duration: 2 hours
• Weighting: 33% of A Level
• Total Marks: 100
• Assessment format: Short, single-mark questions to multi-step problems

Paper 3:

• Type: Written Examination
• Duration: 2 hours
• Weighting: 33% of A Level
• Total Marks: 100
• Assessment format: Short, single-mark questions to multi-step problems