Students at international schools
Students at Cambridge School of Bucharest, IOANID International School, ISB, EBS, Spark School and other schools in the Cambridge or Edexcel network — for whom A-Level is the graduation pathway.
A-Level · Cambridge · Edexcel · AQA
A-Level Mathematics Tutoring
Pre-university British qualification (ages 16–18), recognized for admission to UK universities and a large number of international universities (US, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.).
About the exam
What is A-Level Mathematics
A-Level (Advanced Level) is the standard British educational qualification for the final year of secondary school. It is offered by several certifying organizations ("boards") — the most common ones for students from Romania are Cambridge International, Edexcel (Pearson) and AQA.
The A-Level Mathematics exam is typically taken at the end of Year 13, after the student has completed the AS-Level (Year 12) and A2-Level (Year 13) syllabi. In some curriculum variants the components are examined independently, in others integrated into a unified exam.
Standard components
- ›Pure Mathematics — algebra, functions, trigonometry, differential and integral calculus, vectors, differential equations.
- ›Mechanics — kinematics, dynamics, forces, moments, circular motion (optional component in some schemes).
- ›Statistics — probability, discrete and continuous distributions, hypothesis testing, linear regression.
Grading
A-Level Mathematics is graded on the A* – E scale, with A* being the highest result. Typical entry requirements at competitive universities are A*A*A or A*AA, depending on the program.
Who is it for
Who takes A-Level Mathematics
Romanian students applying to UK universities
Students at Romanian high schools who want to apply to British universities and need A-Level as an alternative to (or in addition to) the Romanian Baccalaureate.
Students with A-Level Math + Further Math
Competitive programs (mathematics, physics, engineering, quantitative economics) at universities like Imperial College, LSE, UCL, Warwick often require both Mathematics qualifications.
The teacher
14 years at Cambridge School Bucharest
Dr. Georgiana Popovici taught mathematics at Cambridge School of Bucharest for 14 years (2008–2022), including as Head of Department. Since 2022 she teaches at IOANID International School.
She is a qualified Cambridge International AS and A Level Mathematics teacher. In 2019, one of her students received the Top in the World award for the Cambridge A-Level Mathematics exam.
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