Paper Listening, Reading and Writing 2 hours 50% of 1 including translation 30 mins A Level 2 Writing essay questions relate to 2 20% of – the book and film studied A Speaking General conversation 25 mins 30% of – related to 2 of the topic areas A Level studied and a research-based topic presentation and discussion Career possibilities: Language learning opens many doors and can be combined with many subjects (History, English, Law and Business). It increases students’ employability in a competitive market. Languages give excellent access to careers in international organisations, the civil service, journalism and the media as well as specialist careers such as interpreting, teaching and translating. Course Leader: Ms Kahan Exam Board: Edexcel Why should I study it? If you are planning to study Mathematics or a Science related subject at university or if you would like continue to develop your mathematical skills beyond GCSE and A Level. In recent years, higher education institutions and employers have consistently flagged the need for students to develop a range of transferable skills to enable them to respond with confidence to the demands of undergraduate study and the world of work. A qualification in Maths and / or further Maths will enable you to develop these cognitive, inter and intrapersonal skills. What will I study? Year 12 Year 13 Complex numbers Inequalities Numerical solutions to Complex numbers equations De Moivre’s Theorem Coordinate systems Differential equations Matrices and transformations Polar Coordinates Proof by mathematical induction Statistics 2 Mathematical Modelling Simple Algorithms Discrete random variables Graphs and Networks Poisson distribution Spanning Tree Problems Continuous random Matchings variables Shortest paths in networks Estimation Route inspection problem Hypothesis testing Linear programming Chi-square contingency
Paper 1 Listening, Reading and Writing including translation 2 hours 30 mins 50% of A Level 2 Writing – essay questions relate to the book and film studied 2 20% of A Speaking – General conversation related to 2 of the topic areas studied and a research-based topic presentation and discussion 25 mins 30% of A Level Career possibilities: Language learning opens many doors and can be combined with many subjects (History, English, Law and Business). It increases students’ employability in a competitive market. Languages give excellent access to careers in international organisations, the civil service, journalism and the media as well as specialist careers such as interpreting, teaching and translating. Course Leader: Ms Kahan Exam Board: Edexcel Why should I study it? If you are planning to study Mathematics or a Science related subject at university or if you would like continue to develop your mathematical skills beyond GCSE and A Level. In recent years, higher education institutions and employers have consistently flagged the need for students to develop a range of transferable skills to enable them to respond with confidence to the demands of undergraduate study and the world of work. A qualification in Maths and / or further Maths will enable you to develop these cognitive, inter and intrapersonal skills. What will I study? Year 12 Complex numbers Numerical solutions to equations Coordinate systems Matrices and transformations Proof by mathematical induction Simple Algorithms Graphs and Networks Spanning Tree Problems Matchings Shortest paths in networks Route inspection problem Linear programming Year 13 Inequalities Complex numbers De Moivre’s Theorem Differential equations Polar Coordinates Statistics 2 Mathematical Modelling Discrete random variables Poisson distribution Continuous random variables Estimation Hypothesis testing Chi-square contingency
course_details_booklet_-_2018.docx