Studies (Core Maths)? Core Maths is an umbrella term for a type of level 3 post-16 qualification. The course is equivalent in size to an AS Level, and carries the same UCAS points. Core Maths focuses on applying maths to solve real-life problems, and has been developed with support from employers and higher educational institutions. The course is designed to: consolidate and build mathematical understanding; foster the ability to think mathematically and apply maths in unfamiliar situations; support students’ learning in other subjects requiring quantitative skills; prepare students for the real-life mathematical demands of further study and employment.
The general requirement for a place in the Sixth Form is: • A minimum of six passes at GCSE (5-9) • In addition, each department has a particular entry requirement of either a 6 or 7 for subjects to be studied at A Level. Students studying subjects such as Psychology and Business Studies which have not been studied previously should show proficiency in similar subjects.
About Education Provider
Region | South West |
Local Authority | Cornwall |
Ofsted Rating | |
Gender Type | Co-Educational |
ISI Report | View Report |
Boarding Fee | £28,605 - £33,297 |
Sixth Form Fee | £16,755 |
Address | Trennick Lane, Truro, TR1 1TH |
Studies (Core Maths)? Core Maths is an umbrella term for a type of level 3 post-16 qualification. The course is equivalent in size to an AS Level, and carries the same UCAS points. Core Maths focuses on applying maths to solve real-life problems, and has been developed with support from employers and higher educational institutions. The course is designed to: consolidate and build mathematical understanding; foster the ability to think mathematically and apply maths in unfamiliar situations; support students’ learning in other subjects requiring quantitative skills; prepare students for the real-life mathematical demands of further study and employment.
The general requirement for a place in the Sixth Form is: • A minimum of six passes at GCSE (5-9) • In addition, each department has a particular entry requirement of either a 6 or 7 for subjects to be studied at A Level. Students studying subjects such as Psychology and Business Studies which have not been studied previously should show proficiency in similar subjects.