What are the aims of the course?
Further A Level mathematics aims to deepen and broaden students’ mathematical knowledge beyond the standard A Level course. It covers advanced topics such as complex numbers, matrices, differential equations, and further calculus, encouraging the development of problem-solving, logical reasoning, and abstract thinking skills. The course promotes exploration of sophisticated mathematical ideas and techniques, helping students gain a stronger understanding of both theoretical and applied mathematics. It also fosters an appreciation for the elegance and power of mathematics, building confidence and independence in handling complex problems and real-world applications across various mathematical fields.
Are there any specific entry requirements?
To study A Level further mathematics students need to achieve a minimum of a Grade 8 at GCSE.