A level as entry requirement to PGCE program I would love to pursue Maths teaching but I am unsure whether I would be accepted onto the programmes and whether I should complete an A Level in Maths with a view to apply for PGCE or Schools Direct Route in 2015.

Will getting my A Levels in Maths help to get admitted to a PGCE program?

As background: I'm 26 and hold a 2.2 degree in Biomedical Science from a British university. I took my A Levels in Biology and Chemistry but only got an AS Level in Maths and Art. My work background is that I have been a carer for family members for many years.
In the UK it should definitely be possible for you to become a maths teacher with your background, but I'm not completely sure whether you would need to do A-level maths first.  I would expect that most maths teachers would actually have a degree in maths or a very closely related subject, but I don't know this for sure.

You might find helpful information on the UCAS website (the link is to the page about entry requirements for teaching).

From that page:


  Obviously, you'll also need a strong understanding of the subject you
  want to teach before you start training. If your degree subject
  doesn't link closely to your chosen teaching subject, we'd advise you
  to take a subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) course before starting
  teacher training. You can only do these in England and in certain
  subjects.