GCSE mathematics is split across Higher and Foundation Tier. Breakdowns of the content are shown with the diagrams below. Over the GCSE course there is a large focus of the ability to problem solve. Topics are interlinked within questions so that a single question can include up to 4 different topic areas within the question.
Teachers at Doncaster UTC deliver maths using the Concrete, Pictorial and Abstract approach which develops understanding of mathematical topics and concepts through a range of physical resources, pictorial / diagrammatical representations and the abstract methods.
Assessment for GCSE Mathematics is split across three exams at the end of course. This is split of one non calculator and two calculator papers, each of worth 80 marks.
Content is split across the papers so that any topic can appear on any paper.
GCSE maths will provide you with a plethora of transferable skills, which are highly valued by employers.
Areas that you will develop include:
A good GCSE qualification in mathematics are highly sought after by employers.
Careers that will utilize mathematics include:
In addition to this having a solid qualification at GCSE mathematics will open access to many routes of study post 16.
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