A Level Mathematics

People choose to study Mathematics for a whole variety of reasons, from’ I love mathematics’ to ‘I need A level mathematics in order to follow a specific career path’. Mathematics is well respected by employers and a ‘facilitating' subject for entry to higher education.

In Year 12

You will extend what you learnt at GCSE with more algebra, trigonometry, vectors and statistics. You will also learn about calculus and mechanics.

In Year 13

You will continue to study these topics in greater depth

To join BG6, you must achieve five or more GCSE grades 4 or above. These must include a minimum GCSE grade 4 in English Language or Literature and Mathematics and also meet the specific subject entry requirements for courses you are interested in.

SPECIFIC SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS:

GCSE Grade 6 in Mathematics. It is important that you have a good understanding of algebra before you start the A level Mathematics course.

Careers for women with good Mathematics skills and qualifications are not only well paid, but they are also often interesting and rewarding.

There is a huge demand from Science, Engineering and Manufacturing employers for young people with good Mathematics skills. Mathematics students become better at thinking logically and analytically. Through solving problems you develop resilience and are able to think creatively and strategically.