GCSE (9-1) in Mathematics

More about the course

People return to study their maths for a number of reasons, whether you want to elevate your employability opportunities or to take on a new challenge. This part-time course is taught by experienced tutors who can help you to become qualified. Our courses run on a Tuesday from 6pm until 8pm for a number of weeks at our campus.

Entry requirements

Grade D/3 at GCSE
Entry assessment
Monitored attendance

What will I achieve?

If you successfully complete this course, you will receive an EDEXCEL GCSE in Mathematics

What will I learn?

Number
Algebra
Ratio, proportion and rates of changes
Geometry and measures
Probability
Statistics

How am I assessed?

Three papers

Where can I progress?

Upon successful completion of the course, students may wish to progress onto GCSE AS Level, Vocational A Levels or a BTEC National Diploma

Course costs

This is a free course!

Adult Funding Changes

Due to changes in Government funding from 1st August 2019, students who reside in some postcodes in Merseyside and Greater Manchester may be unable to access funding from training providers and colleges in Lancashire and may have to pay all associated course and support costs.

Please note, this does not include courses that are paid for by Advanced Learner Loans.

To check if your postcode is part of the new devolved funding legislation, please contact Course Enquiries on 01695 52300 for further advice.

Phone: 01695 52300

Email: enquiries@westlancs.ac.uk

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Daily tasks:

Provides communication support for the hard of hearing or the visually impaired.
Converts documents or spoken statements from original or source language into another language.
Writes instruction manuals and user guides, technical reports, catalogues and indexes, prepares sales literature and writes technical articles for trade journals.
Negotiates contracts with freelance agents and with buyer on behalf of writer.
Selects material for publication, checks style, grammar and accuracy of content, arranges for any necessary revisions and checks proof copies before printing.
Generates and develops creative ideas for literary material.
Determines subject matter and researches as necessary by interviewing, attending public events, seeking out records, observing etc..

Median Salary

£28,664 View more

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