Maths For Adults

Students must be 19 or older at the start of the academic year. An initial assessment to determine the appropriate study pathway.

Functional Skills: This 16-week practical course focuses on developing everyday and work-related maths skills, progressing through various levels from Entry Level 1 to Level 1. Number: Master calculations with whole numbers, fractions, and percentages. Shape and Space: Learn about ratios, scales, and measuring shapes and spaces. Handling Data: Understand how to use statistics and present data effectively. Measurement: Gain practical skills in measuring and working with different units.

GCSE: Build a comprehensive body of mathematical knowledge and the skills to apply it in various situations over a 32-week period. Numbers: Develop a strong foundation in basic mathematical concepts. Algebra: Learn to manipulate algebraic expressions and solve equations. Space and Measure: Understand geometry, including shapes, volumes, and areas. Statistics and Probability: Analyse data, understand probability, and interpret statistical information. Both pathways offer 3-hour classes per week, available in either daytime or evening sessions. Additional independent study is essential to ensure success. All students receive a Century login for personalised development outside of class.

Functional Skills: There are two formal assessments: one with a calculator and one without. These assessments will take place during lessons and can be repeated if necessary. Successfully passing these assessments will earn you a functional skills qualification at your level of study.

GCSE: The course concludes with two formal exams in May/June.