Course Entry Requirements
GCSE grade 5 in Maths and GCSE grade 5 in English Language.
Introduction
A Level Statistics is an application of Mathematics but is a growing field of study in its own right. More and more areas of our lives are influenced by Statistics and knowing just how they fit into other studies must be an advantage.
What you will study
- A Level Statistics builds on the Statistics and Probability components of GCSE Maths
- You will learn how to make sense of data trends and solve statistical problems
- The course prepares you for further study and employment in a range of disciplines
- Topics include data analysis, probability, data distributions, hypothesis testing
Assessments
Three exams at the end of the second year of study
Course Support
- Your individual needs are continually assessed and monitored throughout the year
- Formal tutorials are then put in place to address any specific problems you may be having
- At exams time, the department runs a series of comprehensive revision sessions
- No Stats students are ever struggling for support
Enrichment Activities
- Problem Solving Workshops
- Trips and Visits
- Educational Talks about mathematical careers
Progression
A Level Statistics is a reputable subject and will help with university applications. Statistics will be a major benefit to qualifications involving Psychology, Business, Finance, Geography and Biology
Career Opportunities
Many employers would see Statistics as a distinct advantage. Statistics is the perfect choice if you are planning to follow a career path into finance or business. Career examples include Software Engineer, Actuary, Surveyor, Insurance Underwriter, Research Scientist, Financial Trader, Surveyor, Data Analyst and many more.
