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AQA · 7367 · May/Jun Series

AQA A Level Further Mathematics 7367

Examiner-informed workshops. Not more content — exam mastery.

If you are sitting AQA A Level Further Mathematics 7367 -- typically alongside AQA Mathematics 7357 -- this page covers every paper, current grade thresholds, and exactly how our workshops are mapped to your specification.

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Why Strong Students Still Miss A*

It is rarely the
subject knowledge.

7367 students are typically the strongest mathematicians in their cohort -- yet the step up in abstraction and the choice of optional papers means many still lose marks on:

Complex number and matrix presentation

Core Pure questions on complex numbers and matrices require answers in specific forms (modulus-argument form, simplified matrix entries) -- a correct result presented in the wrong form can lose the final accuracy mark.

Proof structure under time pressure

AQA Core Pure proofs (induction, contradiction) follow strict structural conventions -- under exam time pressure, students often compress steps the mark scheme requires to see explicitly, even when the underlying logic is correct.

Optional paper combination strategy

7367 offers three optional paper combinations (Mechanics, Statistics, Discrete) -- students rarely receive guidance on which combination best matches their strengths, and grade boundary patterns differ noticeably between them.

Vector geometry presentation

Further Pure vector questions often require both a numerical result and a stated geometric interpretation -- students who give only the calculation, without the interpretation, lose the marks attached to it.

Our workshops are built from these patterns — not from the textbook.

How Our Workshops Work

Examiner intelligence.
Peer learning. 60 minutes.

Every workshop follows the same structure: the examiner's pattern for that paper is deconstructed first (Anatomy), then solved live with the mark scheme revealed at each stage (Drill), then you attempt it yourself with peer comparison (Close), then your own questions are answered (Open Forum). 87% of students report that seeing a peer's different approach revealed a method they had never considered.

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Examination Structure

Paper-by-Paper
Breakdown

AQA 7367 consists of two compulsory Core Pure papers plus two papers from one optional area (Mechanics, Statistics, or Discrete Mathematics) -- 300 marks total. Our workshops are scheduled per paper, not per topic, so you train for the exam you will actually sit.

PaperTitleDurationMarksWeightingKey Topics
CP1Core Pure Mathematics 1
Compulsory
1h 30m7525%Complex numbers, matrices, further algebra, proof, series, vectors
CP2Core Pure Mathematics 2
Compulsory
1h 30m7525%Complex numbers, further calculus, differential equations, polar coordinates, hyperbolic functions
FMFurther Mechanics
Optional area
1h 30m7525%Momentum, work/energy, elastic collisions, circular motion, simple harmonic motion
FSFurther Statistics
Optional area
1h 30m7525%Discrete distributions, chi-squared tests, correlation, combinations of random variables
Grade Boundaries

What an A* actually
requires.

Grade boundaries are set after marking based on cohort performance and paper difficulty, and vary by optional paper combination. The table below shows the official threshold for the SM (Statistics & Mechanics) combination, 300 marks total.

SessionA*ABCDE
Jun 2025 (SM combination)2411991651329966

Out of 300 (SM -- Statistics & Mechanics optional combination). Source: AQA published subject grade boundaries, June 2025 (code 7367SM). Boundaries vary by optional paper combination (DS, MD, SM) -- always verify your combination at aqa.org.uk, as boundaries change every session.

An A* for the SM combination in June 2025 required 241/300 -- approximately 80% of available marks. Different optional combinations produce different boundaries -- confirm yours with us before targeting a specific mark.

Command Word Mastery

What AQA
Assessment Objectives Require.

Mark schemes attach specific meaning to command words. Misreading one of these costs marks the student's working had already earned.

Command WordWhat It DemandsCommon Student ErrorWorkshop Fix
HenceUse the result from the previous part directly -- an independent method, even if correct, is not credited for a "Hence" instructionSolving a "Hence" part using a fresh, independent method that doesn't use the earlier result, scoring zero for that stepDrill phase: "Hence" chaining exercises across Core Pure past questions
ProveA complete, structurally correct argument -- for induction, explicit base case, inductive hypothesis, inductive step and conclusion, each clearly labelledCompressing or omitting structural steps (especially the conclusion) under time pressure, even when the mathematics is correctAnatomy phase: induction proofs deconstructed line-by-line against what AQA Core Pure mark schemes require to see
Interpret geometricallyState what a calculated vector or complex number result represents geometrically (e.g. perpendicularity, locus, transformation), not just the calculationGiving the correct numerical result without the geometric interpretation the mark scheme requires as a separate markClose phase: peer comparison of vector answers shows which students state the interpretation automatically vs as an afterthought
Find the exact valuePresent the answer in exact form (surds, fractions, multiples of π) -- a correct decimal approximation does not earn the markGiving a correct decimal value when an exact form was required, especially under time pressure on Core Pure papersOpen Forum: rapid drills on converting calculator output to exact form before writing the final answer
Your Facilitator

They sat this exam.
In the room you'll be in.

Facilitation is led by team members who have sat this exact specification — not generic A Level tutors working from a textbook.

Chukwuemeka Obi -- AQA 7367 Further Mathematics facilitator
Mr. Chukwuemeka Obi
Further Mathematics · Cambridge CAIE · Edexcel · AQA
BSc Mathematics (First Class), University of Lagos · MSc Financial Mathematics, London School of Economics · 7 years facilitating Further Mathematics across multiple boards

"AQA Further Maths students are usually fluent in the mathematics long before they walk into the exam. What I teach is how to write that fluency down in the form AQA rewards."

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Is This Right For You?

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who prepare properly.

✓ You're sitting AQA 7367

Year 12 or Year 13, AS or A Level, any combination of papers — UK, Africa, the Gulf, or anywhere else this specification is examined.

✓ You want A or A*

You understand the content but want to close the gap between "knowing the subject" and "winning the marks."

✓ You want structure

Two scheduled sessions a week, paper-mapped, with Discord support between sessions — not unstructured self-study.

✓ You're willing to try one session free

No payment, no card details. One full 60-minute workshop, then decide.

Pricing

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The Mastery plan (£199/month) includes 8 live workshops, full recordings, and Discord support 7 days a week. Try one session free before paying anything.

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Frequently Asked

AQA 7367 — Common Questions

How many papers does AQA 7367 Further Mathematics have?▼
7367 consists of two compulsory Core Pure Mathematics papers (CP1, CP2) plus two papers from one optional area -- Mechanics, Statistics, or Discrete Mathematics -- 300 marks total.
Which optional papers do you cover?▼
Our workshops currently focus on the Statistics and Mechanics (SM) combination alongside both Core Pure papers. WhatsApp us to confirm coverage if your school has chosen Discrete Mathematics or a different combination.
Is AQA Further Maths 7367 different from 7366?▼
Yes -- 7366 is the AS-Level Further Mathematics specification, while 7367 is the full A-Level. If your school refers to '7366' for an A-Level course, it's worth checking with your exam officer which specification you're actually entered for.
Is this tutoring?▼
No. A private tutor teaches one student the subject. Our workshops put up to 15 students sitting the same papers into a single session, focused on what the AQA mark scheme rewards. The peer comparison is the core of the method.
Do I need 7357 alongside 7367?▼
Yes -- Further Mathematics is studied alongside A Level Mathematics, not instead of it. Our workshops assume concurrent study of 7357.
What if I miss a live workshop?▼
Every session is recorded and available within 1 hour of the session ending. Recordings remain accessible for the duration of your subscription.
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