my HONEST experience of A LEVEL FURTHER MATHS 📐📊📉 

I did the Edexcel exam board for further maths, and my two chosen modules were Further Mechanics 1 and Further mechanics 2. Despite being a big pain in my arse half of the time, I really enjoyed doing the Further maths content, whether it be Core Pure 1 or Further mechanics 2. It made me love maths so much more, despite being very difficult.

Hey Jude how long would you recommend going over A level maths and Further maths every day per subject. I was thinking of doing 2 hours of maths and 2 hours of further maths everyday from when I get home from school, and doing that for 6 days a week that would be 12 hours in both A level maths and A level further maths. Do you think that is enough or would you recommend a different approach to it? My main revision methods would be to watch videos until I had a understanding of the topic then do a lot of textbook questions each day. (Also that 2 hours every day for maths and further maths is not including homeworks or free study periods in school, and also this would be for the full two years with a few weeks off obviously for holidays). So if you could give me some advice on that it would be really helpful and btw I love your videos they are very informative. :)

Haven’t even done a month of it yet and I’m already done. We keep moving. What was the hardest topic for you?

I am thinking of doing just regular alevel maths, I didn't do GCSE further maths so I was wondering how hard of a jump is it for someone who didn't do GCSE further maths.

I’m a student going into year 12 now, I’m doing maths further maths physics and chemistry, and I just want to know in your opinion what in the hardest topic in regular maths?

If self-teaching , how long do you think it will take to complete further maths? Aiming for roughly 6 hours a day.