Is anyone ouse finding A level maths a challenging?
I'm doing Aerospace engineering at College and A level maths distance learning along side that, the equivalent of about four A level's ucas wise. In my first year I got full Mark's in everything which translates to an A*, however now I'm trying to do the second year of college ontop of an A level. for college I have to get 315
hours of work experience in the aerospace industry and create and develop a turbo jet engine. I'm already doing 10 hours of work per day and it's honestly a pain. I intend to start uni or a degree apprentiship next year, and I was just wondering if anyone ouse was in a similar situation.
I'd just like to point out I'm dyslexic thus my spelling is atrocious, so please don't pick me up on that in the comments.
hours of work experience in the aerospace industry and create and develop a turbo jet engine. I'm already doing 10 hours of work per day and it's honestly a pain. I intend to start uni or a degree apprentiship next year, and I was just wondering if anyone ouse was in a similar situation.
I'd just like to point out I'm dyslexic thus my spelling is atrocious, so please don't pick me up on that in the comments.
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