A Levels
AS / A2 Law This course is ideal if you’re interested in how society organises and regulates itself through rules made by bodies such as Parliament and the courts. It delivers an in-depth insight into the legal processes involved in criminal law and covers a range of topics including murder, manslaughter and the defences to these crimes. Modules include: the machinery of justice, legal personnel, sources of law, criminal law and a special study paper.
Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A–C, including English and one humanities subject.
Possible next steps: Higher Education or employment.
AS / A2 Mathematics You can study maths at this higher level either in its own right or as a complement to other subjects. In exceptional circumstances, you can complete the whole A Level in one year. Topics include algebra, calculus, co-ordinate geometry, trigonometry, logarithms, exponentials and sequences and series.
Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A–C, including GCSE maths at grade A or B at higher paper, or a pass on our initial assessment.
Possible next steps: Higher Education or employment.
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AS Further Mathematics This course extends the work covered for A Level Mathematics both in scope and depth. It is intended for people who found Mathematics A Level relatively straight forward and who have the interest in the subject to take it to a more rigorous level. This could be because they have an interest in mathematics itself or because they wish to take a subject such as engineering or physics at a university where a high level of mathematical preparedness is assumed. Further Mathematics is an intellectual challenge in its own right and it is therefore one of the most impressive A Levels available.
Entry requirements: 5 GCSEs at grade A–C, including GCSE maths at grade A.
Possible next steps: Higher Education or employment.
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