Are there any mathematicians here?

I'd be surprised if you had to go back to GCSE level.

Yeah. I've been doing some reading and the vast majority of stuff I'm okay with, there are a couple of bits I've forgotten, but I think I'll be fine to move onto year one of A-level. It has been so long since I've done GCSE that I forgot what it involved. Seems a bit easier than I remember.

Now I need to wait until next month before I buy any books as I'm a bit skint at the moment.

Thank you, everyone, for your help in this thread. I've bookmarked it, so I don't forget the book recommendations.
 
It depends on if you want to save time or not. There are many things in GCSE maths that I do not think you would need, e.g. drawing a box-plot.

I would be tempted to just start at AS Level and fill in any gaps you need to before moving onto A2. Calculus can be extremely easy and extremely hard, so you would need to determine what level of calculus you need. There is a big difference between integrating a trigonometric function and deriving Kolmogorov equations.
 
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