Please help me start studying physics

[Samat03]

Could anyone please give me the right order of subjects to start studying physics? And if possible what type of maths I need to go alongside it. I'm not in any type of school I just wanna do this in my free time and have no idea where to start.
Thanks

 

[PeroK]

Are you completely new to the subject or do you already have some physics or maths knowledge?

 

[Samat03]

So I've done GCSE maths and physics both with A*, I had started A levels in the same subjects but then left everything when covid happened and havent done anything since so a good refresher would help about GCSE level and last thing i can remember doing in college was calculating the bending light through water if that helps

 

[Dale]

If it is just for fun then it probably would be important to understand your goals/desires. Do you want to do or learn something specific? Do you enjoy working math problems?

 

[PeroK]

So I've done GCSE maths and physics both with A*, I had started A levels in the same subjects but then left everything when covid happened and havent done anything since so a good refresher would help about GCSE level and last thing i can remember doing in college was calculating the bending light through water if that helps

The A-level mathematics syllabus can be found here (you can also revise GCSE).

https://www.examsolutions.net

The other option for everything is the Khan Academy:

https://www.khanacademy.org/

 

[Samat03]

If it is just for fun then it probably would be important to understand your goals/desires. Do you want to do or learn something specific? Do you enjoy working math probl

If it is just for fun then it probably would be important to understand your goals/desires. Do you want to do or learn something specific? Do you enjoy working math problems?

Well my goal astrophysics or quantum physics, astrophysics has been my dream/passion since I was a kid but was never committed enough and now that I've left all studies and have been working for a few years I realise I miss it a lot and yes I really enjoy working math problems, It's always been my strong point, I'm a bit rusty now but I feel more committed now so I want to get back into it by myself at home but don't know where to start

 

[Samat03]

The A-level mathematics syllabus can be found here (you can also revise GCSE).

https://www.examsolutions.net

The other option for everything is the Khan Academy:

https://www.khanacademy.org/

Thank you very much, I'll get started right away

 

[PeroK]

Well my goal astrophysics or quantum physics, astrophysics has been my dream/passion since I was a kid but was never committed enough and now that I've left all studies and have been working for a few years I realise I miss it a lot and yes I really enjoy working math problems, It's always been my strong point, I'm a bit rusty now but I feel more committed now so I want to get back into it by myself at home but don't know where to start

Once you get your maths and physics skills build up, you could aim for Andrew Liddle's Introduction to Modern Cosmology:

https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/An_Introduction_to_Modern_Cosmology/6n64CAAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

That would be something to set your sights on.

 

[Samat03]

Once you get your maths and physics skills build up, you could aim for Andrew Liddle's Introduction to Modern Cosmology:

https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/An_Introduction_to_Modern_Cosmology/6n64CAAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

That would be something to set your sights on.

Just had a quick read through and yes that's where I'm aiming to get, thank you.