Mathematics (A Level) – Level 3

A Level Mathematics is split into 2 sections: Pure Mathematics and Applied Mathematics. Applied Mathematics is then split into Statistics and Mechanics.

Pure Maths: these are the methods that we use in maths. These are mostly algebraic and requires good reasoning and problem solving.

Mechanics: modelling and analysing the physical world around us, including the study of forces and motion.

Statistics: Collecting and analysing data and using this to make predictions about future events.

This is a 2 year course studied September – June.

5 GCSEs at Grade 4/5 or above, including GCSE English language at Grade 5 and GCSE mathematics at Grade 7.?

As well as the entry requirements above you will also need to meet the specific requirements for the A Level courses you choose.

In Year 1 you will sit 2 AS Level exams. In Year 2 you will sit 3 A Level exams.

At the end of the first year there will be 2 AS Level exams: 1 Pure out of 100, and 1 applied out of 60.

At the end of the 2-year course there will be 3 exams: 2 Pure and 1 applied each totalling 100 marks.

University opportunities:

With an A Level in Maths, you could go on to study mathematics, physics, engineering, economics, statistics, actuarial science, accountancy, chemistry, computer science, management studies, biology, architecture, medicine, teaching, business studies, dentistry, law, philosophy or geography.

Career opportunities:

People who have studied mathematics are in the fortunate position of having an excellent choice of career opportunities. There is a huge demand from science, engineering and manufacturing employers. The reason why so many employers highly value mathematics qualifications is that mathematics students become better at thinking logically and analytically.

Students should bring along standard stationery, alongside a CASIO fx-991CW or CASIO fx-991EX Calculator.

Our MC Click scheme provides full time students (ages 16-19) on a Level 1, 2 or 3 study programmes with a free loan laptop to assist with their studies. Laptops can be collected at enrolment. Click here for more information about MC Click.

Tuition fees are free if you are a UK or home-fee status student and aged 16-18 on the 31st August before the start of your course.

Additional financial support may also be available for full-time students – click here to find out more.

Click the ‘Apply Now’ button at the top of this page which will take you to an application form to apply for A Levels. You only need to apply once for A Level programmes. After receiving your application form you will be invited to attend an informal interview where you will have a chance to discuss which specific A Level subjects you would like to enrol on. Click here to download the full time application form.

If you have any queries with regards to your application or you would like further information and support, please contact our Admissions Team on 01642 333601, or if you have any enquiries about courses, please contact Course Information on 01642 333333 or e-mail CourseInformation@mbro.ac.uk.

Although not part of our full-time A Level study programme, students can work with our dedicated Work Experience Co-ordinator to secure a suitable placement, be that a one-off experience, or a more long-term placement.