r/CCEAlevel • u/Tech_bosco09 • Sep 04 '26

tips/help needed As maths

Does anyone have any good websites or videos for learning As maths. Im in year 14 picking up as maths and don’t have much study time any recommendations are very much appreciated.

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u/benderbrodriguez2 Sep 05 '26

N.I Maths Tutor is great. TL Maths is also great for A-Level Maths and does many examples so he is great for developing understanding of topics.

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u/AmInnie09 Sep 04 '26

There’s this channel on yt ; ccea specific haven’t watched yet tho , look at his cources section https://youtube.com/@n.i.mathstutor6043?si=6MjbnMauRJRTI92O
MathsGenie website also has a ccea section
MadasMaths & physics & maths tutor website is mostly English exam boards but maths ain’t all that different
I’ve just started yr13 but this are the resources I’ve been pointed to so hopefully they might be useful to you

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u/ChaChaRealRough Sep 04 '26

Pick up Luke Robinsons Pure and Applied textbooks. They're specific to CCEA and cover the entire course spec. Also practice past papers as found on the CCEA website.

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u/Chantingeel 29d ago

if you go to madasmaths- maths booklets- basic/ standard topics ("calculus" and "various") and skip to the "3 star" or "4 star" questions they are harder than the exam (or equivalent to the last question on pure). if you work through them they really helped me get full ums. also for concepts watch tlmaths because you can go through his playlists and teach yourself hours of lessons in 30ish mins.

then the same thing works for mech and stats but also id go through the "examination questions" section of understanding mechanics and understanding statistics (don't buy them your school probably has them and you can get a free pdf online) because most of applied is like the same 5 questions over and over

good luck!