Level 3 GCE A Level in Maths Course in Windsor. Classes run at Windsor College, full-time during the day over 36 weeks. You'll need a GCSE in maths at grade 6, plus the standard entry requirements for an A Level or mixed programme. The course covers pure mathematics, statistics, and mechanics to the depth required for the Pearson Edexcel GCE A Level in Maths qualification. It opens doors to university study in mathematics, engineering, sciences, economics, and more.
Who this course is for
It is never too late to fill in any gaps left by your education. Our part-time maths courses are a great opportunity to improve your numeracy skills in a friendly and supportive environment. All our courses are government funded up to L2 or GCSE grade 9. We offer maths courses at the following levels: GCSE (in college) Functional Skills Level 2 (in college or online) Functional Skills Level 1 (in college or online) GCSE Maths is tailored to meet the requirements of GCSE Mathematics. The course has a Foundation tier (grades 1-5) and a Higher tier (grades 4-9). The subject content includes Number, Algebra, Ratio and Proportion, Geometry and Measures, Probability and Statistics. The Functional Skills Maths courses will cover number skills, shape and space, ratio, measurement, area and volume, percentages and data handling, fractions, nets, probability, with additional emphasis on non-calculator work. You can also enrol for online Functional Skills Maths and study at your own speed from the comfort of your own home. This course is particularly suitable for those learners with other life commitments and 24 hour course access guaranteed. There is online tutor support to guide to guide you through the programme. Whether you want to study maths to help develop you skills for progressing in your career or to help your children, we may have a course for you.
Entry requirements
Requires a GCSE in maths at grade 6, plus the standard entry requirements of an A Level or mixed programme.
What you will learn
You'll develop advanced algebra and calculus techniques used across science and engineering.
You'll apply statistical methods to analyse and interpret data.
You'll study mechanics, including forces, motion, and mathematical modelling of physical systems.
You'll construct and evaluate mathematical proofs and arguments.
You'll use mathematical reasoning to solve multi-step problems under exam conditions.
You'll build fluency with functions, graphs, trigonometry, and exponentials.
How you will learn
You'll study in the classroom full-time during the day at Windsor College. Assessment is by written examinations at the end of the course. Pearson Edexcel sets the exams, which cover pure mathematics, statistics, and mechanics. There are no coursework components for this qualification. All assessment is exam-based.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Windsor College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Accountant or finance analyst: A Level Maths is a common entry requirement
Software developer or programmer: strong mathematical foundation required
Data analyst: statistical skills from the course apply directly
Engineer (civil, mechanical, or electrical): degree entry typically requires A Level Maths
Actuary or statistician: A Level Maths is the standard starting point
Economics or business analyst: quantitative skills valued by employers
What you could study next
Degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Economics, or Computing: most university courses in these subjects require A Level Maths as a condition of entry.
Degree Apprenticeship in Engineering or Technology: combines university-level study with paid work; A Level Maths is a common entry requirement.
Further Mathematics A Level: taken alongside or after Maths A Level for learners aiming at highly mathematical degree courses.
