Self-taught A Level Maths

You choose whichever modules you want (C1 - 4 and 2 applied modules) and register to take them at a local school or college (you can find a list on Edexcel's website).

The school or college will have their own fees and admin they need you to do but it is usually just a simple form.

I wouldn't bother paying for a distance provider. I would save that money and spend it on a good tutor for a few hours near exam time if you need it. This depends on how confident you are though.

Thanks!

Is there anywhere that I can find a complete list of all the module options?

Also, do the modules I choose have to be the same as the ones done at the school/college that I choose to sit my exams?

I'm self-taught and I take C1, C2, C3, C4, S1, D1. Word of advice though, don't leave it too late like I did. Can be overwhelming doing it on your own. I think taking Unit 1 of the applied units is the better than say taking, D1 and D2 or M1 and M2. But it's up to you. Have a look at statistics, mechanics and decision maths and see which you dislike the least. For me it was Mechanics. I live in London and I'm taking exams at North London College, they charge £60 per module. The cheapest I could find in London. Might be cheaper outside of London, things usually are lol!