Maths A Level
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Level
Level 3 -
Duration
2 years -
Start Date
September 2026 -
Venue
City College Norwich campus -
Course Code
SA076
What You Will Study
If you are keen to learn new mathematical skills, and apply these to problem solving, then look no further than A Level Maths!
This course covers three stimulating and varied main areas: pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics. In pure mathematics, you will cover algebra, geometry, polynomials, trigonometry functions, and calculus. Throughout the statistics element of the course, you will study data and graphs, probability, the binomial and normal distributions, and hypothesis testing. Finally, mechanics is the study of motion, through which you will explore Newton’s laws, forces, the constant acceleration formulae, friction and projectiles.
A Level Maths will teach you to understand the world around you through applying mathematics to real life situations. The course was developed in collaboration with Mathematics in Education and Industry (MEI), allowing you to develop your mathematical understanding and skills and encouraging you to think, act and communicate mathematically.
Throughout this course, you will study topics on a deeper level and will have the opportunity to discover areas that will be new to you. You will learn to think clearly and logically, and to persevere when you can’t immediately see the solution to a problem.
Why Choose City College Norwich?
Top 25%
nationally for progress made by students in A Level achievement
ALPS Key Stage 5 progress data 2018
Student success
We have a consistently high A Level pass rate. In 2018, 70% of our students achieved A*-C.
More than A Levels
Your time at our sixth form is about much more than gaining a qualification. You will be treated as an adult and an individual, supported to explore your passions and interests.
Entry Requirements
You will need to have achieved a minimum of six GCSEs at grade 4 or above, with at least four of these at grade 5 or above. A minimum of grade 5 in GCSE English Language is required. A minimum of grade 6 in GCSE Mathematics is required.
How You Will Be Assessed
You will be assessed through 3 examinations at the end of the second year. These are made up of shorter questions and longer questions requiring problem solving skills.
Course Progression
You may choose to progress to degree level, with related degree courses such as mathematics, science, engineering, economics and computing being widely offered. The skills you will learn, such as thinking clearly and logically, will be useful in wide range of other subjects. Maths is identified by selective universities as one of the subjects they prefer applicants to have studied at A Level.
Where Your Course Can Take You
A Level Maths lays the foundation for a range of exciting career paths, such as an accountant, architect, AI engineer, civil engineer, data analyst, economist, finance officer and software developer.
Fees
If you are a UK or home fee status student and aged 16-18 on the 31st August before the start of your course, tuition fees are free. If you are aged 19 and over please contact the Advice Shop
Why Choose City College Norwich?
Top 25%
nationally for progress made by students in A Level achievement
ALPS Key Stage 5 progress data 2018
Student success
We have a consistently high A Level pass rate. In 2018, 70% of our students achieved A*-C.
More than A Levels
Your time at our sixth form is about much more than gaining a qualification. You will be treated as an adult and an individual, supported to explore your passions and interests.
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