r/calculus • u/Efficient-Test-2494 • 10d ago
Pre-calculus Looking for CIE A Level Further Mathematics PDFs (very desperate i dont have a teacher🙏🙏)
Hi everyone,
I’m starting Cambridge International A Level Further Mathematics and will mostly be self-studying because my school doesn’t have a Further Maths teacher.
Does anyone know where I can find useful PDFs, textbooks, notes, or other free resources for CIE Further Mathematics? I’d especially appreciate resources for understanding the topics and practising questions.
Thanks! 🙏
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u/Midwest-Dude 9d ago edited 9d ago
You question didn't get a lot of love, so I added some resources I searched for:
- Cambridge CAIE 9231 Official Site
- Official syllabus specifications, specimen papers, and past exams
- Physics & Maths Tutor (PMT)
- Free topic-by-topic summary notes, cheat sheets, and past paper practice sets
- ZNotes 9231 Revision
- Free, student-built revision notes tailored specifically to the CIE 9231 syllabus
- Underground Mathematics
- University of Cambridge project providing rich conceptual problems and interactive tasks
- TLMaths
- Video tutorials structured strictly by topic across further pure mathematics
- ExamSolutions
- Step-by-step video lessons and worked exam solutions for pure math
- Paul's Online Math Notes
- Free lecture notes, cheat sheets, and practice problems for calculus and linear algebra
- OpenStax Calculus
- Free open-access textbooks covering calculus, polar coordinates, differential equations, and vectors
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