Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics (Entry 1)

The Entry Level 1 Maths course will focus on numeracy skills that are used in everyday life.

What will I study?

Understanding and use numbers
Methods for addition and subtraction
Solving problems using addition and subtraction
Recognising coins and notes, counting money and finding change
Describing the properties of size and measure by looking at length, width, height and weight, making simple comparisons
Recognise and name common 2D and 3D shapes

Who is the course for?

People aged 16 – 18
People aged up to 24 who declare a disability and have an EHC Plan
Adults aged 19+ (if studying towards a vocational qualification)

What are the entry requirements?

To start on this course you need to show at Initial Assessment that this is a suitable level for your current skills. You will be asked to complete a diagnostic assessment to confirm that this is the correct level.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment of progress will be in the form of paper based exams that are internally assessed.

What could I progress to?

After you have achieved the Entry Level 1 Maths qualification, you could progress to:

Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics (Entry 2)

Study Programme

If you are aged 16 – 18 or up to 24, declare a disability and have an EHC Plan this course will form part of your study programme. The programme also includes: