This one-year course is designed to make sure you revise and master all the key topics and skills you need, to give you the best chance to improve your grade, pass your exam and progress to your next stage of your journey.
Course Content
Topics include number work, algebra, geometry, statistics and shapes and spaces.
Topics include number work, algebra, geometry, statistics and shapes and spaces.
Methods of assessment
This course is assessed by written examinations in November or May/June.
Throughout the course, the progress of each student is assessed and monitored by regular assignments and mock examinations.
Final exam consists of 3 papers,
- Paper 1: Non-calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes.
- Paper 2: Calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes.
- Paper 3: Calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes
This course is assessed by written examinations in November or May/June.
Throughout the course, the progress of each student is assessed and monitored by regular assignments and mock examinations.
Final exam consists of 3 papers,
- Paper 1: Non-calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes.
- Paper 2: Calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes.
- Paper 3: Calculator paper, 1 hour 30 minutes
Progression
Students are expected to improve at least one grade. A grade 4/5 opens up opportunities for students such as university, employment, progression to level 3 courses
Students are expected to improve at least one grade. A grade 4/5 opens up opportunities for students such as university, employment, progression to level 3 courses
Methods of teaching and learning
The course is taught by well qualified and experienced staff, With a variety of teaching methods and the best suited methods will be used according to the conversation teachers and students have. Students are expected to do a substantial amount of revision and practice outside the classroom.
The course is taught by well qualified and experienced staff, With a variety of teaching methods and the best suited methods will be used according to the conversation teachers and students have. Students are expected to do a substantial amount of revision and practice outside the classroom.
Resources
The College is well stocked with Mathematics textbooks, and students are encouraged to use online resources as appropriate. Students are expected to provide their own scientific calculators and geometry sets.
The College is well stocked with Mathematics textbooks, and students are encouraged to use online resources as appropriate. Students are expected to provide their own scientific calculators and geometry sets.
Where can this course lead?
Apply for this course
Find out how to apply for GCSE Mathematics (Foundation Tier) (apply via ATL3) .
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