MH Community Link: Maths A

Who is this course for?

Adults aged 19+ recovering from mental health conditions who are at a stage in their recovery where they are able to benefit from being and studying at college. The applicants should be ready to make a commitment to the course, attend regularly and be able to cope with the college environment.

What qualifications or experience do I need ?

Students will need to be able to demonstrate that they have Literacy skills at E2 or above, either through existing qualifications or by taking a test at interview. This course is one module on our Community Link programme - students also attend Core Modules in Personal and Social Development as part of the programme (See Course Profile for MH Community Link: Steps A, Steps B or Steps C). Students can choose a variety of modules to suit their tastes and needs, of which Maths A is one.

What will I study ?

This is a beginners Maths class. We will develop confidence in using number in a variety of everyday contexts, learning about addition, multiplication, subtraction and division as well as fractions, percentages, shapes and graphs.

How will I be assessed ?

There will be a Functional Skills Maths exam at Entry level. Students can take the exam in Spring and Summer term.

What qualifications could I achieve ?

Edexcel Functional Skills maths

How do I join the course ?

Initial contact can be made by a mental health professional or GP working with the applicant, who will return a referral form to the course organiser. Alternatively you can also directly contact: Nadia Saccardi nadia.saccardi@barnetsouthgate.ac.uk 020-37644433

Will I need an interview ?

Yes. Initial contact can be made by a mental health professional or GP working with the applicant, who will return a referral form to the course organiser. Alternatively you can also directly contact: Nadia Saccardi nadia.saccardi@barnetsouthgate.ac.uk 020-37644433

Any extra costs for equipment/materials ?

No