| GCSE Maths (19+) | |
|---|---|
| Type: | GCSE |
| Mode: | Part-time (Day or Evening) |
| Venue: | Accrington and Rossendale College |
| Level: | Level 2 |
| Start Date: | 1st September |
| Day: | Enquire |
| Time: | Enquire |
| Duration: | 30 weeks |
| Cost: | Enquire for details |
Course Overview
The course follows the new specification GCSE Maths, which grades students from 9-1 instead of from A*-G.
This one-year GCSE Maths course is designed for people who need to improve their grade for personal, professional or educational reasons. A good grasp of essential mathematical concepts and techniques provides an important background to the study of many other subjects, and a GCSE grade 4 is a requirement for many careers and
Further/Higher Education courses. You will need to have achieved a grade D/3 previously to retake your GCSE in one year.
We expect students to attend regularly and to hand in work on schedule. This is essential for success on the course.
How will the course be assessed?
Assessment of your progress is throughout the programme. However, your overall results is based on externally set exams that is usually held during the day in May/June. The date of this may vary.
How much will the course cost me?
Please contact us for costs of this course. The fee may be reduced or void depending on the individual’s circumstances.
The cost of the course includes, the college enrolment fee and exam fees.
Are you eligible for a 19+ Advanced Learner Loan? Click here to find out more.
If you have any queries please contact our Information, Advice and Guidance Team on 01254 354354 or email info@accross.ac.uk
Materials and other information
You will also improve the wider skills vital for success in further study or employment including self-confidence.
You will study using a range of techniques including group work independent study and homework.
If you have any queries please contact our Information, Advice and Guidance Team on 01254 354354 or email info@accross.ac.uk
Progression
You will gain a qualification essential for progress to many Level 3 courses including A-levels and Level 3 BTEC Diplomas. GCSE Maths at ‘C/4’ or above is also required for entry into teacher and nursing training and is demanded by many employers.
