GCSE Mathematics - PT Evening

Entry Requirements

You would normally have a grade D/3 in GCSE Mathematics, a Level 1 or 2 Functional skills Maths or equivalent. However, there are no set entry requirements. Before starting the course, you will be assessed for suitability and to agree the level you can study. Prior qualifications will be used where appropriate.

Who is the course for

Achieving at least a grade C/4 in GCSE Mathematics can open up a wide range of new opportunities including promotion at work, university entrance, training courses (teaching/accountancy) or access courses. In addition, you will acquire skills which you can apply in many aspects of your everyday life.

Course Content

The New Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Maths course. The syllabus content can be found on the Edexcel website . Core topics are listed below:

• 1 Number
• 2 Algebra
• 3 Ratio, proportion and rates of change
• 4 Geometry and measures
• 5 Probability
• 6 Statistics

Study Methods

• 2.5 hours of classroom tuition per week, in the evening.
• Homework.
• e-learning using Century and directed self-study.

How is the course assessed

There will be three exams that will take place in May/June each year. One non-calculator paper and two calculator papers. All exams are one and a half hours each.

Where next - Further Studies

Your next step might include university entrance, training courses (teaching) or access courses.

Where next - Job Opportunities

Gaining a GCSE Mathematics 4-9 can provide an entry point into a wide variety of career options and other further study.