Maths Functional Skills Entry 3

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Course: Maths Functional Skills Entry 3

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Learn how to use Maths in everyday life and gain a qualification in the field! This accredited course will run on Friday 9.30am – 3pm from 9th January to 27th March at the High Trees Hub. Upon successful completion, you will gain the NCFE Entry level Functional Skills Qualification in Mathematics. By the end of the course, you will be able to demonstrate mathematical knowledge and skills and apply this to solve mathematical problems in real life situations.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

Convert at least five fractions and five decimals.
Measure a shape and calculate the measurement of a space.
Extract information from a list, table, diagram, and chart and create a frequency table.
Interpret information to make at least two comparisons and record two changes from a bar chart and a simple line graph.
Organise and represent information in a table.