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The Logic of Our A-Level Math Courses

Our A-Level math courses, designed by experienced A-Level and High School teachers, are precisely structured to follow the British curriculum. This logical progression ensures students build a strong foundation, giving them a significant advantage in their studies.

Course Structure and Syllabus Alignment

The courses are strategically ordered to support students through both the first (AS) and second year of their A-Level studies. They align directly with the core modules of the British syllabus, ensuring that every topic is covered in a logical and sequential manner.

The Learning Advantage

Our recommended order ensures that a student’s knowledge builds from fundamental concepts to more complex ones. This structured approach provides several key benefits:

  • Logical Progression: Topics like algebra and geometry are covered first, as they are the building blocks for more advanced subjects like calculus.
  • Enhanced Understanding: By seeing how each topic connects, students gain a deeper, more holistic understanding of the subject.
  • Effective Application: This layered learning process helps students apply their skills more effectively, which is essential for success in A-Level and AS-Level exams.

A student who masters this curriculum in the recommended order will have a clear and significant advantage, ensuring they are well-prepared for the rigors of their exams.

GCSE A-Level Pure Mathematics: Algebra

GCSE A-Level Pure Mathematics: Geometry

GCSE A-Level Pure Mathematics: Trigonometry

GCSE A-Level Pure Mathematics: Calculus

GCSE A-Level Statistics (Basic)

GCSE A-Level Statistics (Advanced).

Instructions for Solving Math Exercises

The exercises you will encounter are either calculative or multiple-choice.

For Calculative Exercises:

  • Start by clicking on the empty answer field. The Math Editor toolbar will appear at the top.
  • You can write out your steps for the calculation in the space provided.
  • Press Enter to move to a new line for each step (After pressing the Enter, the line changes blue-white)
  • You can also use LaTeX to write out your solutions.
  • Place your final answer on the very last line of your response.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please refer to our FAQ section or contact us directly at info@aicheq.com.

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