Government Funded Maths courses

...Content of the Course The course consists of five main GCSE Maths topics: Number, Ratio & Proportion, Algebra, Statistics & Probability and Geometry... Learn about: GCSE Maths, Statistics & Probability, GCSE Mathematics...

...Course Summary: What is Functional Maths? Functional Maths is an approach to teaching maths that helps people to gain the most out of life, learning and work. Why should I do the course? Joining a Functional Maths class will give you the opportunity to improve your maths skills and to use these... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...should increase candidates’ confidence and motivation, and the skills they gain will be valuable in the workplace or in any further learning...

... to get on the course? You will need to attend a College interview and assessment. Where does it lead? Students who complete this course may move on to BTEC or GCSE courses including Science, English and Maths. How will I learn? The English classes focus on skills needed to be able to progress onto level... Learn about: IT for adults...

...% classroom based. In addition to your main programme, you will study English and Maths. Depending on your grades on entry, you will study either Functional... Learn about: Team Training, Skills and Training...

...Course Summary: This exciting new course will help you to use maths in a range of ‘real-world’ contexts to prepare for success in your studies, future career and life. Half the size of an A-level, this two-year course will develop your mathematical skills and thinking appropriate for a Level 3...

...This course allows you to study more flexibly with start dates in September, November and March. Over the year you will study functional skills/GCSE in maths and English as required and vocational qualifications to help you deliver skills to work in Childcare or Public Services...

...? Minimum qualifications: Full level 2 Five grade C GCSEs or above including English/English Language, Maths and a Design or Photography GCSE at C or above... Learn about: Full Time, Quality Training...

... Who is this course for? Ideally you will be achieving at least 5 A*-C grades at GCSE (or equivalent). This should include GCSE Maths and English. What other experience will I...

..., and maths at grade D or above, or a level 2 qualification at overall merit grade English at level 2 and maths at level 1. You will have an interview to...

... over the year and sit your exams in June 2018. Resources The Maths Department office at Regent College operates an ‘Open Door’ policy so you can drop in for help...

...GCSE Science and Humanities (EDEXCEL) « Return to search results Programme outline You will be studying core and additional science, learning about the three main sciences: biology, chemistry and physics and also a humanities subject. English and maths are available to students who... Learn about: IT for adults, GCSE Physics...

... at GCSE (or equivalent), achieving a B in your science subjects. This should include GCSE Maths and English. What other experience will I gain? Being...

..., Volunteering in public services. Entry Requirements A minimum of four GCSEs grade D or above, including English language, and maths at grade E or above...

...This is a ONE Year full-time revision course designed for students aged between 16 and 18 years (inclusive) who wish to retake their GCSEs in the 3 science subjects, as well as GCSE maths & English. There is the option to study GCSE psychology. (Please note you DO NOT have to apply for GCSE maths...

... on the course? GCSE maths and English at grade D, plus a written assessment and interview at College. In addition, you will need to provide a satisfactory reference. Where does it lead? Level 2 childcare courses. How will I learn? You will learn through a range of teaching methods, classroom... Learn about: IT for adults...

... to achieve Who is this course for? Ideally you will be achieving at least 5 A*-C grades at GCSE (or equivalent). This should include GCSE Maths and English...

...Course Summary: This course is aimed at existing learners with additional learning needs who need support to move into meaningful voluntary work or paid employment. As part of the course, learners will develop work-readiness skills and work-related maths and English skills. Entry requirements...

... to study English, maths or IT as part of your course... Learn about: Full Time, Skills and Training...

... or not you take Physics at AS Level. What do I need to get on the course? 5 GCSEs grade A-C including a grade A/B in GCSE Maths and English. Other qualifications (including overseas equivalents), will be considered. Where does it lead? A2 Level Mathematics. How will I learn? In maths... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, IT for adults...