A Level Mathematics offers students with a good understanding of Mathematics the chance to study it at a higher level. It provides a thorough grounding in the mathematical tools and techniques often needed in the workplace. Techniques covered include algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus, which together form the fundamental building-blocks of the subject.

APS of 5.5 or above
GCSE English Language grade 4 or above desirable
GCSE Mathematics grade 7 or above

Where an 8 in Mathematics is secured, an APS below 5.5 will be considered.

Pure Maths
This section includes: algebra, graphs, functions, logarithms, trigonometry, geometry and calculus.

Statistics
This section includes: probability, statistical measures, discrete random variables and hypothesis testing.

Mechanics
This section includes: kinematics, statics, dynamics, moments and equilibrium.

Pure Maths 1
2 hour exam worth 33.3%

Pure Maths 2
2 hour exam worth 33.3%

Statistics and Mechanics
2 hour exam worth 33.3%

Students with an A Level in Mathematics earn on average 10% more than those with other A Levels. It is a well-respected and sought-after A Level which will open many doors to future careers, such as Finance, Engineering, Market Research and Computing. Many Arts students also enjoy Mathematics A Level. Product Design, Architecture and Music all have mathematical elements to them.

Learners should always check the entry requirements for degree programmes with specific higher education providers.