
Free GCSE Maths course in Gateshead. Classes run at Gateshead College Baltic Campus, part-time during the day.
The course is free if you're 16 to 18 years old, or if you're an adult without a grade 4 or above in maths. You'll take an initial assessment before you start, so the college can plan your learning at the right level. Over the year, you'll develop problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and the ability to apply maths to everyday situations. Topics include number, algebra, geometry, statistics, and calculator use.
You'll finish with a GCSE in Mathematics.
This course will guide you through basic maths skills. While studying GCSE mathematics you will be expected to:
Use mathematical knowledge and skills to solve problems; Use logic and reason to help solve problems; Break down problems into small steps; Use the mathematics that you learn to solve problems that might occur in real life; Learn how to use a calculator to good effect. The course follows the AQA Modular Specification B at foundation level. GCSE Mathematics covers a wide range of basic mathematical knowledge and skills grouped into four areas: Number and Algebra; Shape, Space and Measure; Data Handling; Using and Applying Mathematics.
The qualification you will receive is a GCSE Mathematics. GCSE Mathematics is an important foundation for many other courses. A lot of jobs and careers ask for GCSE Mathematics (usually grade C) including teaching, engineering, computing, architecture and medicine.
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