Entry requirements
The entry requirements for this course are:
- National 5 Maths (grade A or B),
- Intermediate 2 Maths (must include units 1, 2 & 3) or
- Standard Grade Maths (level 1).
Why take this course?
This course is particularly suitable for candidates who have demonstrated an aptitude for National 5 Mathematics and are interested in developing mathematical techniques to use in further study or in the workplace.
Please note: if you have National 5 Application of Maths you will need further guidance prior to considering the course.
What you will experience
Course content includes:
- Straight lines, algebra, sets & functions, graph of functions, trigonometry (graphs and equations), recurrence relations, calculus: differentiation
- Polynomials, quadratic functions, calculus: integration, 3D trigonometry, addition formulae, circle
- 2D and 3D vectors, further calculus, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric waves
There is an external examination which is completed in May. There are two papers taken on one day – one paper must be completed without the use of a calculator, while the use of a calculator is allowed in the second paper.
Key Facts
Everything you need to know before booking this course.
Pre-entry guidance
Those applying for this course will require an authorisation slip before booking on to their course. Contact Neil Campbell for more information.
What you will need
Students are required to have a copy of the Leckie & Leckie Higher Maths text.
Student Stories
Sara Laverton
Science
HND Applied Science
“I’m really glad I did the 2 + 2 Degree link with NESCol as I found myself well prepared with my lab techniques. Last year we had a practical research methods module and I found that a lot of the skills I learnt during my time at College were applicable and really helped me. I achieved an A grade for the unit and I attribute that to my time at NESCol. “
Read more about Sara's story
Drew Burness
Science
HND Applied Sciences
“The lecturers have been great – they are really approachable if you’re stuck with anything or want to ask questions. They have a wide range of industry experience and are very willing to share this with their students.”
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Sara Laverton
Science
HND Applied Sciences
“I’m really glad I did the 2 years first at College as I definitely feel better prepared.”
Read more about Sara's story
Applications
Those applying for this course will require an authorisation slip before booking on to their course. Contact Neil Campbell for more information.
Completed forms should be signed and returned to us at the following freepost address:
The Student Information & Admissions Manager
North East Scotland College
FREEPOST RTJJ-TXBA-AEZS
Aberdeen City Campus
Gallowgate
Aberdeen
Scotland
UK AB25 1BN
Aberdeen Altens Campus
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Starts 29 Aug 2022
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Duration 32 weeks
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Day Monday
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Time 5:45pm - 9:00pm
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Course Code QPHMO-E221A
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Fees £456.00
Part-time Booking Form
Waiver 1 Form
Employer Booking Form
Please note that timetabling changes can often occur after the Part-time Course Guide is published, and as a result the printed version of the guide may not hold the most up-to-date information.
We therefore advise you that all start dates and times listed on the website are at all times accurate, and should be used as your main point of reference before booking your course.
If you take up a place on a College course, at the start of the course you will be asked to sign an enrolment form. In signing the form and/or taking up a place on a College course, you will enter into a contract with the College and be bound by the North East Scotland College Standard Terms and Conditions of Study. Copies of the Terms and Conditions are available for inspection on notice boards and at various locations throughout the College, at the College Reception, on the College website: nescol.ac.uk, or can be obtained on request from the Student Funding and Admissions Manager, North East Scotland College, Aberdeen City Campus, Gallowgate, Aberdeen AB25 1BN. Please note that courses are offered subject to (a) there being sufficient numbers of enrolments and (b) the availability of resources. The College reserves its right (i) not to run courses where the number of students is considered insufficient or where resources are unavailable and (ii) in certain circumstances, to refuse admission to an individual applicant.
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