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Mathematics GCSE (Farnham: Farnham College)

Activate Learning, In Farnham
Length
1 year
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Course delivery
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Length
1 year
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Course delivery
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Course description

If you narrowly miss out on achieving a grade 4 (grade C) at GCSE, this course provides an enjoyable and stimulating way of ensuring you gain the qualification, whilst also studying your other subjects. The AQA linear syllabus will be followed.

Modules include:

  • Number
  • Algebra
  • Probability
  • Geometry and measures
  • Statistics
  • Ratio, proportion and rates of change

All 16–19 year olds on full-time programmes will be required to retake GCSE English and Maths or to undertake Functional Skills, if they have not already attained the equivalent of a GCSE grade C in these subjects, every year of their course, until they complete their studies.

Anyone wishing to go on to Higher Education and anyone wishing to achieve a grade 4 (grade C) or higher. Mathematics is often the qualification generally needed by employers. A grade 4 (C) is the minimum maths requirement for full degree courses.

Many Higher Education courses or professions require a grade 4 (C) pass in GCSE Mathematics.

Farnham College offers a one-year course which may be more suited to those who have previously found maths rather daunting.

Upcoming start dates

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  • Classroom
  • Farnham

Suitability - Who should attend?

Maths GCSE grade 3 (grade D). If you achieve below a grade 3 (grade D) at GCSE, then you will have the opportunity to re-sit your GCSE in November, grades 1 and 2 will have to re-sit their GCSE at the end of the academic year.

Outcome / Qualification etc.

Necessary for many Level 3 and degree courses and also general employment.

Course delivery details

Concepts will be learnt through a mixture of active-learning and discussion. Students' common misconceptions will be challenged in order to aid understanding.

Problem solving will be undertaken individually and in groups, both with and without a calculator.

Homework: This will include regular problem solving to support topics currently being taught in class.
Set tasks will be online and on paper and the work will be differentiated.

Homework will require usually about two hours work per week.

Expenses

You will need to have the standard mathematical equipment plus a scientific calculator.

A textbook list will be supplied prior to starting the course.

Activate Learning
Oxford City Centre Campus
Oxpens Road
OX1 1SA Oxford Oxfordshire

Activate Learning

Activate Learning is a forward-thinking education group that aims for far-reaching, progressive change and impact through learning. We work with learners as individuals, helping them make the choice of course and career pathway that’s right for them. Our mission is to provide work-ready talent for business, and...

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