In year 11, I failed my maths and got ironically an F. I've never been good at maths, I've always been in the lowest set ever since year 3 so my maths has never been good from day one. I'm just one of those people who just doesn't get Maths :/
Since I'm doing 4 AS-levels this year, I can't do maths GCSE Resit because it can't fit onto my timetable, so I have to do next year when I have more free periods. Now I want to be an English teacher and have emailed a few universities asking them about alternative qualifications at a Level 2 basis for maths in order for me to do a PGCE in Secondary English and pretty much all of them say I need a C at GCSE in Maths... :/
Considering this, there's only one thing I can do... Is to get a C! This will most likely be the hardest thing I shall ever do in my entire life! Going from an F to a C within 12 months I believe is virtually impossible. So I wondering, is there any tips to get to this level (achieving a C)? How can I strive for the best results?