
Free GCSE Maths Course in Ashton-under-Lyne. Evening classes run at Ashton Sixth Form College on Wednesday or Thursday, 5.30pm to 8.30pm.
The course is free if you haven't yet achieved a grade 4 or above in GCSE Maths and live in Greater Manchester. You'll study number, algebra, handling data, and shape and space. The course runs from September to June, around 30 weeks of study. Assessment is by two exam papers at the end: one calculator and one non-calculator.
You'll finish with a GCSE in Mathematics.
This course is for anyone wishing to gain a grade 4 (equivalent to a grade C) or above in their GCSE Mathematics. Linear exam papers (covering calculator and non calculator) at foundation level will be taken at the end of the course (May/June). GCSE Maths is a requirement for many FE and HE courses and can open up so many more opportunities for you in your career. The course covers topics in:
Handling Data - averages, different types of graphs, questionnaires and surveys Number - percentages, ratio, decimals and fractions Algebra - simplifying algebraic expressions and solving equations Shape and space - angles, area, volume The exam consists of two papers, one non - calculator paper and one calculator paper.
The GCSE Maths course involves 30 weeks of intense study covering topics on Handling Data, Number, Algebra and Shape and Space.
Day: Wednesday OR Thursday evening, 5.30pm - 8.30pm. There are two groups - you will be in the Wednesday or Thursday group.
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