Maths and numeracy are important skills for the workplace, with many careers requiring a basic level of understanding. Maths is used a variety of tasks, including calculating percentages, understanding reports and interpreting graphs. A course can help you to brush up on your knowledge and learn skills that are practical ad relevant to the workplace.
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e-Digital Skills for Life and Work
Part-Time Faculty
A wide range of skills will be learnt: using devices, managing and storing information, identify and…
Essential Digital Skills
Part-Time Faculty
A wide range of skills will be learnt: using devices, managing and storing information, identify and…
Functional Skills Maths
Part-Time Faculty
Functional Skills Maths for Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital Staff
Part-Time Work Based
Functional Skills Maths for Royal Hampshire County Hospital Staff
Part-Time Work Based
Functional Skills Maths for University Hospital Southampton Staff
Part-Time Work Based
GCSE Maths
Part-Time Faculty
Level 3 Maths - Quantitative Reasoning
Part-time Faculty
Level 3 Core Maths is for those students aged 16-19 who wish to improve their Mathematic skills beyond…
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