Level maths courses

... to be eligible for exam entry. Progression A GCSE maths qualification will enable you to progress onto many higher level courses in science, business and education...

...This course is to help people improve their Numeracy skills and to achieve a national certificate(s) at entry level three, level one or two. Level one is equivalent to GCSE at D to G grades and level two is equivalent to A* to C grades. This course is offered on different days and times at Beverley... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training...

...Students will be able to progress on to a GCSE Mathematics course if they wish. Students who wish to progress on to the Access to Higher Education course will need to have achieved a Level 2 Functional Skills qualification in Mathematics or an alternative GCSE equivalent...

... 4 Chemistry and Mathematics: Chemical Physics 4; Computational Chemical Physics 4; Modules from the Level 4 Mathematics List Chemistry and Physics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...Course Content Introduction People without GCSE maths earn on average £8,000 p.a less than those with the qualification. In a 40 - 50 year working...

...This course is for you if your mathematical skills are above very basic numeracy but below those required for entry to GCSE Maths or other courses with an equivalent entry requirement. The aim of the course is to develop your confidence, motivation and enjoyment of Mathematics and to develop...

... or an equivalent level of experience. Content: Maths 1: 1. Perform calculations using percentages. 2. Use formulae to find volumes of solids. 3. Use linear...

...; Computational Chemical Physics 4; Modules from the Level 4 Mathematics List Chemistry and Physics: Chemical Physics 4; Computational Chemical Physics 4; Atomic...

... at Level 1 or Level 2 you could progress onto GCSE English or Maths courses at South Leicestershire College. Other options might be promotion at...

...Pre GCSE Maths Centres: City Academy Saltley: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 4 hours per week. Start date: September. Times: Daytime. Qualification: OCR Adult Numeracy. Entry Requirements: 16-19 year-olds: 4 GCSEs at E or above, and a pass in our Initial Assessment. Adults: a pass in our Initial...

...This one-year course prepares students for the GCSE examination in 2009/10 at Higher Level (Grades A D) This is the standard GCSE Maths, which many jobs require at Grade C. Assessment is by 3 modular examinations in November, January and May/June. The course covers topics such as number...

... who have not got A*-C in Maths or English are required to attend Functional Skills training. OCR’s Level 1 and 2 Functional Maths Assessment OCR set and marked...

...The course requires Higher level GCSE as a starting point. The central spine is the Core modules, which take the algebra and trigonometry studied at higher level GCSE on further and begin the study of a new topic - calculus. Algebra is particularly important and you should, by the...

...Introduction to Advanced Maths General Information This course takes some of the topics from GCSE Maths further. It is a level...

...GCSE Modular Maths The Mathematics Department enter all pupils for a modular exam. This entails hard work during the 2-year course. There are three...

...The college follows the two-tier syllabus at Foundation Level. Any student wishing to take Higher Level will need to discuss this with the Cohort Manager or Programme Manager. Examination Board & Course: AQA Modular Mathematics, Syllabus B. Pre-requisites for GCSE Maths: The main purpose... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...In the first year you will study four core units (pure maths) and three applied units. In the second year you will study three further pure units and three more applied units (A Level Further Maths) OR one further pure unit and two more applied units (AS Level Further Maths)...

...Maths Entry Level 1, 2 or 3 /Adult Numeracy Entry Level 1,2 or 3 - METH11BL Is the course for me? To develop numeracy skills and the ability...

...These courses follow the national curriculum for adults and are divided into levels from entry level one up to level two. Topics covered include... Learn about: Shape and space, Statistical Measures, Handling Data...

...The course will cover mental skills such as strategies for application of the four rules (addition, subtraction, multiplication), use different methods to learn the times table, metric measures, use of maths in everyday life, shapes, handling data as well as learning how to be a teaching assistant...