Mathematics

Maths IGCSE extends all the topics that you have studied in Years 7, 8 and 9. The majority of the course covers Number and Algebra (approximately 60%), Geometry is approximately 25% and Statistics approximately 15%. 

What can IGCSE Mathematics lead to? 

Maths appears in everyday life and even if you do not wish to continue your study of Maths, an employer will want you to be able to be numerate – work out percentages, understand the size of numbers and make sensible estimations. Many A Levels and university degrees will involve maths of some description, for example statistical analysis in Geography, Biology, Psychology and PE. 

What skills does the Mathematics course lead to?  

IGCSE Maths opens doors to advanced STEM studies, including A Levels. It builds essential logical thinking and data skills required for high-demand careers in engineering, finance, technology, and architecture. Additionally, it secures the mandatory numeracy qualifications needed for university admissions and everyday financial literacy worldwide.