Public examinations form an integral part of social development. In the UK the first major examination is the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) which most teenagers take at sixteen. Every teenager is expected to take several subjects at GCSE and mathematics is regarded a principal subject at this level. The Omega 321 Programme will also prove to be a valuable source of practice exercises in mathematics for the National Curriculum Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (see the webpage on the National Curriculum).

AS Level

After the GCSE the next stage in the UK is the Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level where again mathematics is a principal subject. Again much of the mathematics in the Omega 321 Programme is also needed for the AS level - providing valuable practice exercises.

A Level

Progressing onward the General Certificate of Education Advance Level otherwise known as A Levels. Much of the mathematics required to succeed at A level maths is found in Omega 321 Programme. It is the practice derived from the exercises which will prove to be of great value. Many university courses also have mathematics modules in their first year especially for technology courses - again the Omega 321 Programme will be of enormous help to get through these maths modules.

University Modules

Many university courses also have mathematics modules in their first year especially for technology courses - again the Omega 321 Programme will be of enormous help to get through these maths modules.