GCSE Mathematics

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The content has been organised into broad topic areas and you will learn the following:

Number

Statistics

Ratio, proportion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Algebra

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked for employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topics that you will learn will be:

Number

Algebra

Ratio, proportion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked for by employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topics covered are:

Number

Algebra

Ration, proprtion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked by employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topis you will learen are:

Number

Algebra

Ratio, proprtion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education or study. It is also a qualification asked for by employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The content has been organised into broad topic areas and you will learn the following:

Number

Statistics

Ratio, proportion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Algebra

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked for employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topics that you will learn will be:

Number

Algebra

Ratio, proportion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked for by employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topics covered are:

Number

Algebra

Ration, proprtion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education. It is also a qualification asked by employers.

A grade 4 or higher in GCSE Mathematics is a requirement for many higher education courses and careers, including those in science, teaching and nursing. Over the duration of the course, you will be equipped with a solid understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and principles including number, algebra, geometry, measures, statistics and probability.

The GCSE is graded using the linear 9-1 system, with examinations in June. 

The topis you will learen are:

Number

Algebra

Ratio, proprtion and rates of change

Geometry and measures

Probability

Statistics

There are two pathways available for this qualification - Foundation Level and Higher Level.

For the Foundation Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 2

For the Higher Level, you will need:

• GCSE Mathematics at grade 3

All applicants must have an assessment and interview to confirm that the course is suitable for them.

The course is assessed by two written exams, each worth 50% of the final marks - you may use a calculator for one of the exams.

School Leavers

If you will be aged 16, 17 or 18 on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, it will be free. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

Adults

Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
If you will be aged 19 or older on 31 August in the year you begin your course, and have been resident in the UK/EU/EEA for the past 3 years, your course may be free, depending on your circumstances. Some courses will have other costs associated, such as for materials and trips. Many of our students are eligible for financial support when studying at college – please click here for more information.

GCSE Mathematics is necessary for all students wanting to enter higher education or study. It is also a qualification asked for by employers.