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News: Maths is a core skill that can help us with everyday life and you can study it for free!

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Research suggests that 57.4% of adults in the UK have numeracy skill equivalent to or lower than Level 2 and employers now require a minimum 

Did you know, if you are aged 19+ and don’t already hold a maths qualification, you can study them for free with us?

Multiply Programme

Nottingham College has launched Multiply, a new programme of free numeracy courses designed to help adults aged 19 and over improve their maths skills.

The aim of these courses is to help participants, who do not have a Maths GCSE grade C or equivalent, become more confident with numbers at work or in everyday life, and to support new progression opportunities within the workplace. 

The Multiply Maths courses are tailored to everyone, and are carefully planned, designed, and delivered with the participant as the focus. With teaching being delivered in new ways, like our innovative VR headset learning methods alongside traditional teaching strategies!

The course sessions are flexible, delivered during working hours. They are tailored to everyone, and are carefully planned, designed, and delivered with the participant as the focus, whether you’re a beginner or more advanced learner seeking Functional Skills qualifications.

If you’re interested in finding out more, or signing up, contact

mark.​johnson2@​nottinghamcollege.​ac.​uk

Functional Maths:

Our Functional Maths and English courses develop skills of a functional nature to allow students to feel more comfortable in handling everyday English and Maths situations and lead towards a nationally recognised qualification.

We have Functional Maths courses starting throughout the year, and if you want to up-skill even further, we have lots of options for you to progress further including GCSE Maths.

GCSE Maths:

GCSE maths not only gives you the numeracy skills you’ll need for life, it is your golden ticket to apply for other courses, apprenticeships and jobs – having a 4/C or above at GCSE maths is now a standard requirement.

If you have been a UK resident for 3 years and not already achieved GCSE at Grade 4/C or above, you will not have to pay any tuition fees.

Accounting:

Are you looking to take your maths skills to the next level and consider a career in accounting? Our AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting is being offered as part of the Government’s National Skills Fund which means the majority of adult learners, aged 19+ can study for free!

Hear from former student Reza who used AAT Accounting courses at Nottingham College to get qualified, and now he runs an accountancy business!

Reza at his desk with his work and calculator

My Accounting tutor always supported me and guided me. He also helped me and the other students to find the best next steps, for example to move from Level 3 to Level 4 and then get a licence. He was always helpful and we chatted about the future and jobs. 

Another good thing about Nottingham College is that they considered my international qualifications and my skills and experience to help me progress. 

So, in quite a short time I’ve got the qualifications I need to work as a professional. I have also developed my communication and technical skills and started my own business. 

 — Reza — AAT ACCOUNTING LEVEL 3 AND 4

Adult Learning at Nottingham College

Whether you’re looking to learn something new, upskill, return to education, or train for a new career, we’re here to help.

Published on:
  • 30th August 2024 (12:30 PM)
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