O Level Statistics syllabus is intended for students who wish to acquire a knowledge of elementary statistical ideas, methods and terminology. Candidates taking the examination may (or may not) progress to an AS Mathematics or A Level Mathematics or AICE (Half Credit) Mathematics: Statistics course.
O Level Statistics syllabus is intended for students who wish to acquire a knowledge of elementary statistical ideas, methods and terminology. Candidates taking the examination may (or may not) progress to an AS Mathematics or A Level Mathematics or AICE (Half Credit) Mathematics: Statistics course.
O Level Statistics syllabus is intended for students who wish to acquire a knowledge of elementary statistical ideas, methods and terminology. Candidates taking the examination may (or may not) progress to an AS Mathematics or A Level Mathematics or AICE (Half Credit) Mathematics: Statistics course.
Who is the O Level Statistics syllabus intended for?
The O Level Statistics syllabus is intended for students who wish to acquire a knowledge of elementary statistical ideas, methods and terminology which provide a suitable foundation for further study in Statistics. Students are able to develop skills in this area which could be used to support their studies in other subjects. Candidates taking the O Level Statistics examination may (or may not) progress to an AS Mathematics or A Level Mathematics or AICE (Half Credit) Mathematics: Statistics course.
When can the examination be taken?
The examination is available in the November session only.
What support materials are available?
Syllabus;
Past question papers and examiner reports will be available following each examination session.
The above are available from CIE Publications and the Teacher Support Site.
What calculators can be used in the O Level Statistics examination?
Calculators must satisfy the regulations in the CIE Handbook for Centres, so calculators with a graphic display are prohibited. O Level Statistics (4040) 1/1