Free Entry Level Functional Skills Maths Course in Isles of Scilly. Classes run at Learn Scilly. A tutor will assess your level at the start to make sure this is the right starting point for you. Over 10 weeks, you'll build your maths skills through daytime classes, covering the number, measure, and data skills that come up in everyday life and work. This entry level functional skills maths qualification is a recognised step toward Level 1 and, eventually, a GCSE maths alternative at Level 2.
Who this course is for
Functional Skills level 1 in Maths. We are providers of recreational, vocational and £e' learning on the Isles of Scilly. The department has strong links with colleges and other learning providers on the Mainland. This enables us to offer a full range of courses, skills training and qualifications here on the islands.We have qualified impartial advisors who are able to help you make decisions about what you want to do, whether it's choose and new hobby, decide what courses to take, progress at work, choose a new career, develop your skills or develop the skills of your staff. We hope this website will provide the necessary information you are looking for.
Entry requirements
assessed by tutor at start to ascertain level
What you will learn
You'll work with whole numbers, including counting, ordering, and simple calculations.
You'll handle money and understand basic costs and change.
You'll read and use simple measurements for length, weight, and time.
You'll interpret straightforward data from charts, tables, and lists.
You'll solve simple number problems in everyday contexts.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom sessions at Learn Scilly, with tutor support throughout. Assessment is carried out by your tutor, who will check your progress as you go. The Pearson Edexcel qualification is assessed through a set task or test that confirms you've met the standard for Entry Level 1.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Learn Scilly will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Retail assistant: handles cash, stock counts, and basic records.
Care assistant: uses maths for medication counts and daily records.
Kitchen assistant: measures ingredients and manages portion sizes.
Warehouse operative: counts stock and reads simple data sheets.
Cleaner or caretaker: uses measurements and schedules in daily tasks.
What you could study next
Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics at Entry 2: the next step up from Entry 1, covering slightly more complex number and measure tasks.
Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics at Entry 3: moves you closer to Level 1 and prepares you for more demanding maths in work and study.
Functional Skills Maths Level 1: a significant step toward the Level 2 qualification that employers recognise as a GCSE maths equivalent.
