A LEVEL MATHEMATICS (STATISTICS) A LEVEL A Level Statistics develops essential skills in interpreting and analysing data, preparing you for both higher education and a wide range of careers where data literacy is increasingly important. Ideal for students who enjoy mathematical problemsolving without focusing on pure mathematics, it complements subjects such as Biology, Psychology, Geography, Business Studies and Economics, with an emphasis on applying statistical techniques to real-world contexts and interpreting results effectively. Content In A Level Statistics, you will explore a range of statistical distributions, including Binomial, Poisson and Normal distributions, and develop skills in conditional probability using Bayes’ Theorem. You will also learn how to design and conduct statistical investigations, applying a variety of hypothesis tests such as Chi-Squared, t-tests, ANOVA and the Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test. In addition, you will study confidence intervals and learn how to interpret and communicate statistical findings in a range of real-world contexts. Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 11. You will need GCSE maths grade 9-6. Assessment At the end of the two years, you will sit 3 exams. Each exam is 2 hours in length and has 80 marks available. Content Media is a modern, exciting, and innovative course that addresses social issues. Your A Level course will combine your theoretical knowledge with your practical skills. Also, you will be encouraged to challenge and explore the ways in which media texts have been produced, circulated, consumed, and interpreted. In addition to this, you will be required to conduct independent research to solidify your learning. There are three components to your Media A Level; component one is media products, industries, and audiences, during which you will learn to analyse media language and representation in relation to advertising, marketing, music videos, and newspapers. You will investigate and develop an understanding of media industries and audiences, and how they relate symbiotically. MEDIA A LEVEL An A Level in media can be the starting point to a variety of careers - from journalism to film. As a highly regarded subject, it opens doors to a range of career paths, including journalism, photography, marketing and advertising, computer gaming, or presenting. Assessment You will be assessed through two written exams, each worth 35% of your final qualification. The remaining 30% is assessed through the production of practical coursework. Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 11. 18 CTK St Mary’s
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