Level 2 Mathematics

This academic Level 2 Mathematics course is designed for students aiming to build strong analytical and problem-solving skills through a selection of internally and externally assessed Achievement Standards. The course provides a balanced programme across algebra, trigonometry, calculus, probability, and statistics—supporting both abstract thinking and real-world application.

Key Learning Areas:

• Algebra: Students will apply algebraic techniques to solve equations and manipulate expressions. Emphasis is placed on developing fluency with quadratic, exponential, and rational functions.

• Trigonometry: Learners will explore and apply trigonometric relationships to solve problems involving angles, lengths, and areas in right-angled and non-right-angled triangles.

• Calculus: Introduction to differentiation, focusing on interpreting and solving problems involving rates of change, gradients, and turning points.

• Probability: Students will apply probability rules, distributions, and concepts such as risk and expected value to solve contextual problems.

• Statistical Inference: Learners will use sample data to make formal inferences about a population, developing skills in data interpretation, variation, and reliability.

Assessment:

The course includes a mix of internal and external Achievement Standards, offering opportunities to demonstrate understanding through investigations and formal examinations.