Subjects offered at Treamis in AS & A Levels
Advanced Subsidiary Level:
The AS level is awarded to the candidate who clears minimum four subjects including subjects from Group 1 and any three from the remaining options.
Students enrolling in Mathematics should choose a specialization subject from the following.
- Mathematics, Mechanics
- Mathematics, Probability and Statistics
- Mathematics extended Mathematics.
Mathematics together with a specialization subject makes one whole unit.
Advanced Level:
The A2 level is awarded to the candidate who clears a minimum of any three subjects from the above options.
Students enrolling in Mathematics should choose a specialization subject from the following.
- Mathematics, Mechanics, Probability and Statistics.
- Mathematics, Mechanics, extended Mechanics
- Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, extended Probability and Statistics.
- Mathematics together with a specialization subject makes one whole unit.
Parents and students should check the minimum subject requirements (prerequisites) of the Universities and the departments they plan to seek admission after the completion of A Level. Choosing the right subjects will help them achieve their academic & career goals.
Diploma:
An A Level would count as a double-credit qualification and an AS Level as a full (single) credit course within the Cambridge AICE Diploma award framework.
Structured approach to obtaining Diploma:
- Take all A Level components in the same examination session at the end of the course of study, most normally the end of the second year
- Follow a staged assessment to A Level by taking the Advanced Subsidiary qualification in one examination session, and the final part of assessment in a subsequent session
- Take the AS Level only
The structure of the International A Level is such that co-teaching of students following both AS and A Level routes is possible.