• Developing understanding of mathematics and mathematical processes.
• Develop logical reasoning ability.
• The application of mathematical skills to understand difficult unstructured problems.
• To construct mathematical proofs.
• Using mathematics as a form of communications.
• Using calculators and computers appropriately.
• Understanding how mathematics relates to the wider world.

This course is divided into 6 units:

AS Level

Unit 1: MPC 1 Core 1

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

Unit 2: MPC 2 Core 2

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

Unit 3: MS 1B Statistics 1B

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

A2 Level

Unit 4: MPC 3 Core 3

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

Unit 5: MPC 4 Core 4

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

Unit 6: MS 2B Statistics 2

Written examination: 1 hour 30 minutes

Unit 1: Co-ordinate geometry

Module 1: Quadratic functions

Module 2: Differentiation

Module 3: Integration

Unit 2: Algebra and functions

Module 1: Sequences and series

Module 2: Trigonometry

Module 3: Exponentials and logarithms

Module 4: Differentiation

Module 5: Integration

Unit 3: Statistical measures

Module 1: Probability

Module 2: Discrete random variables

Module 3: Normal distribution

Module 4: Estimation

Unit 4: Algebra and Functions

Module 1: Trigonometry

Module 2: Exponentials and logarithms

Module 3: Differentiation

Module 4: Integration

Unit 5: Core 4

Module 1: Algebra and functions

Module 2: Coordinate geometry

Module 3: Sequences and series

Module 4: Trigonometry

Module 5: Exponentials and logarithms

Module 6: Differentiation and integration

Module 7: Vectors

Unit 6: Statistics

Module 1: Poisson distribution

Module 2: Continuous random variables

Module 3: The t-distribution

Module 4: Hypothesises testing

Module 5: Chi-squared tests

Module 7: Vectors

The AQA A Level History qualification is gained once all 6 exam papers are successfully completed along with coursework. The three exams make up the AS Level, the next three exams comprise the A2 Level and together they form the A Level. These exams are administered by the AQA and assessment centre details will be included with your course, as well as practice papers so that you are more than prepared for your assessments. You will need to contact your local examination centre to work through your coursework requirements.

In addition, there will be a number of tutor marked assessments (TMAs) to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of the course materials, with the tutor sending comments to guide you through any areas of potential difficulty, as well as a range of self-assessments that are indicators that you understand the materials as you work through them. These are for your own information, and do not need to be shown to your course tutor.

Paper based pack

This course is currently available in paper-based format, therefore, you will receive the full course materials as well as a useful study guide.

Your study guide is crammed full of tips and information to help you get the most out of the learning experience, student skills, techniques for writing your assessment answers and instructions for submitting your TMAs online for marking by your specialist tutor.

Our A Level courses come with tutor feedback and support by email for 24 months. They will mark your TMAs and provide valuable guidance through any trickier parts of the course whenever you need it. You will also receive a study guide to help you with all aspects of studying, essay writing and general student skills.