What’s the jump like from GCSE maths to A level?

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

for edexcel, the content eases into it eg with simultaneous equations, algebraic fractions etc. its just the workload increases. youll be need to put in at least 3 hrs daily.
youll feel the jump between AS to A level for maths imo, not so much GCSE to AS

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

You didn't need level 2 FMaths as it introduces topics you won't need so is a waste of time.
Has your school covered all the GCSE content? Many schools don't. Do they set prep work for the summer? Good schools do.
Has your school shared the exam board A level prep modules?

My school hasn’t shared anything 😭Is there a way I can get it without them?

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)

@Muttley79 Could you pm me the A-Level maths spec and prep modules so i can get a headstart before my induction day?
Thanks

for edexcel, the content eases into it eg with simultaneous equations, algebraic fractions etc. its just the workload increases. youll be need to put in at least 3 hrs daily.
youll feel the jump between AS to A level for maths imo, not so much GCSE to AS

I found GCSE maths easy (like near 100% for any exam) cos I’d been familiar with all the content for so many years.. I’m in year 13 now and idk if I can get a B. It deffo depends person to person, i was not used to actually learning new things in maths so it took me by surprise when I basically didn’t know anything being taught, and I neglected maths too much, but if u revise consistently and work hard, you’ll be okay. Every has diff experiences so don’t drop it based off some ppl finding it hard. All alevels should be hard.. but if it’s smth u like or need u should take it.

I do maths (obviously) and further maths at GCSE and am planning to do them both at A level too, is it okay? I’ve seen some less than positive videos about it on tik tok and I’m beginning to question my decision! Any advice? (I also want to do physics and cs)