Subjects and syllabus codes

Reading comprehension, directed and composition writing, and language analysis skills.

Number, algebra, geometry, statistics and — at A Level — pure, mechanics and probability.

Mechanics, waves, electricity, thermal and nuclear physics with practical and data-handling skills.

Atomic structure, bonding, reactions, organic chemistry and quantitative analysis.

Cells, physiology, genetics, ecology and experimental design.

Double entry, financial statements, ratio analysis and management accounting.

Enterprise, marketing, operations, finance and strategic decision-making.

Micro and macroeconomics, markets, government policy and international trade.

Programming, algorithms, data representation, networks and computational thinking.

Society, family, education, research methods and social inequality.

Legal systems, contract, tort and criminal law, with structured legal reasoning.