Functional Skills Maths (Online - Free)
Overview
This FREE course is intended for anyone wishing to develop their maths ability and will focus on basic skills and how to apply them in everyday life. You can progress through the Functional Skills levels which can then lead to gaining a nationally recognised qualification such as GCSE Maths.
Why study this course?
- Help your child with their homework
- Improve your chance of getting a job
- Enhance your maths skills
- Understand if a promotional offer is an offer (e.g. buy one get one free)
- Gain the confidence to learn and work effectively and independently.
You can study online with daytime, evening and weekend study options available. This is your chance to learn maths at your own pace in small groups in a discreet and supportive environment.
To study online, you must:
- Attend an in-person open day (course registration) - see below
- Be an adult aged 19 and over (on 31 August 2024)
- Be an EU or UK citizen with a passport or ID card
- Have a proof of address, bank statement or bill dated within the past three months.
Before you can study this course online, you must attend an open day to register on this course, receive your log-in details and complete an initial assessment where we will identify your current working level and give you further information. To register your interest and book onto an open day, contact our adult and community courses team on 01623 413602 or by email at community@wnc.ac.uk.
If you would like to take this course on-campus, you can find more information here.
Start dates and fees
You can start the course at any time during the year. You can study on a flexible basis, with multiple sessions per week so you are able to attend at times that suit your existing commitments and lifestyle.
What will I study?
Functional Skills maths qualifications will enable you to:
- become confident in your use of fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills, as described through the content
- indicate that you can demonstrate your understanding by applying your knowledge and skills to solve simple mathematical problems or carry out simple tasks.
Entry requirements
You will undertake an initial assessment to determine what level you are currently working at and what level of course is right for you.
How long is the course?
4-6 months, depending on how many sessions per week you attend.
How will I be assessed?
There is a test at the end of the course.
What does the course lead to?
Employment or further study.
What can I progress onto?
Career opportunities
There isn't currently career information listed for this course.