Key skills 2 numeracy courses

...? Progression could be onto a range of other courses having refined your numeracy skills, eg, Key Skills Level 3, GCSE's. It is also possible to move straight...

... students and of the Modern Apprenticeship schemes. In addition, Key Skills are valuable to all who wish to develop their transferable skills, either for their own personal development goals or to improve their employment and career prospects...

...Suitable for: This programme is for anyone who wishes to gain a nationally recognised qualification to enable them to develop their key skills and enhance career prospects...

...? Progression could be onto a range of other courses having refined your numeracy skills, eg, Key Skills Level 2, GCSE's. It is also possible to move straight...

...Suitable for: Adult numeracy teachers and tutors whose learners have basic skills needs in terms of using numbers confidently and accurately...

...Suitable for: This programme is for anyone who wishes to gain a nationally recognised qualification to enable them to develop their key skills and enhance career prospects...

...To develop numeracy skills and the ability to understand and use mathematical information, calculate and solve basic mathematical problems and interpret results and communicate mathematical data. Gaining confidence with numeracy is also a key aim. The course is run on a roll on roll off programme...

...? Progression could be onto a range of other courses having refined your numeracy skills, eg, Key Skills Level 2, GCSE's. It is also possible to move straight...

...Suitable for: Adults and young people wishing to improve their numeracy skills in order to progress to NQF Level 1 qualifications, and for those whose basic skills needs are below Level 1 and who wish to develop their numeracy skills in a context relevant to themselves...

... (GCSE A*-C or Key Skill / Basic Skill Level 2) in Numeracy (or Maths), Literacy (or English) and IT, where you have not already done so. Essential skills...

...Skills Plus is aimed at mature people, generally 23 years and above who have made a commitment to improving their foundation skills. You will be looking to progress your study skills, the course being designed to support and improve skills in order to gain entry to higher level courses or to... Learn about: Full Time...

.... Where could it lead? Progression could be onto a range of other courses having refined your Numeracy skills, eg, Key Skills Level 2, GCSE's...

... level two or three. Level two consists of six units a Technical Certificate and two key skills Numeracy and Literacy at level two. The level three... Learn about: IT for adults, Health and Social Care...

...If you feel you need to improve your basic skills and you would like to improve your general level of education, this is the course for you. Signposts is a supported course designed to give you the skills, knowledge, experience and confidence to progress on to other college courses. This course... Learn about: Full Time...

... level two or three. Level two consists of six units a Technical Certificate and two key skills Numeracy and Literacy at level two. The level three... Learn about: Health and Social Care, IT for adults, Social Work...

...? Progression could be onto a range of other courses having refined your numeracy skills, eg, Key Skills Level 2, GCSE's. It is also possible to move straight...

... than a school you can develop your self-confidence and social skills with this course. You will...

... and small group work. This will help develop your skills of working with others... Learn about: Full Time...