Maths For Adults

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.

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

Achieving a Level 1 qualification is recognised by many employers, while a GCSE is highly regarded worldwide. This programme not only enhances your maths proficiency but also significantly boosts your employability and educational prospects. Embark on this journey to improve your maths skills and open up a world of opportunities. Apply now to start your path towards a brighter future.

All prospective students aged 19 and over are required to undergo an initial assessment to tailor the learning pathway to your needs.