A Level Mathematics
A Level Mathematics is an advanced two-year qualification that builds on key mathematical principles from GCSE or IGCSE level and prepares students for university courses in fields such as engineering, economics, science, architecture, and business. The course develops analytical thinking, logical reasoning, and strong problem-solving skills that are valuable far beyond the classroom.
Students study three main areas: Pure Mathematics, Statistics, and Mechanics. Pure Mathematics focuses on algebra, trigonometry, and calculus; Statistics introduces data analysis, probability, and interpretation; while Mechanics applies mathematical principles to real-world physical problems, such as motion and forces.
How We Help A Level Students Succeed
- Reinforce understanding of key concepts in Pure, Statistics, and Mechanics.
- Provide structured exam preparation for both AS and A2 components.
- Work through past papers and mark schemes to build familiarity and confidence.
- Strengthen problem-solving skills and logical reasoning through real exam examples.
- Offer personalized study plans to address each student’s weaker areas.
- Support students following Edexcel, AQA, OCR, and Cambridge International exam boards.
- Teach exam techniques and time management strategies for achieving top grades.