Course overview
Are you age 19 or over and looking to gain or improve your GCSE Maths grade? Whether you’re studying maths for the first time or aiming to boost a previous grade below a 4 (or D), this free, online GCSE Foundation Maths course is designed to help you succeed.
This online course prepares you for the GCSE Foundation Maths qualification, ideal for adult learners seeking to achieve a first-time GCSE Maths qualification, improve a previous grade that was below a grade 4 (C), or refresh and strengthen essential numeracy skills for everyday life and work.
You will begin with an Introduction to Numeracy to set a strong foundation, followed by structured, topic-based learning. Our experienced tutors will guide you through a step-by-step journey to build your confidence and equip you with key problem-solving techniques.
The course will be delivered through online learning in the form of evening classes. Sessions will be held on either Monday or Wednesday from 6pm to 9pm. Students must maintain a minimum attendance of 85% to be eligible to sit for the final exam. Additionally, active participation in all assignments and assessments throughout the course is essential.
To obtain the GCSE Foundation Maths qualification, you are required to sit the national exams in person at one of Capel Manor College’s campuses. The exams consist of three papers, each worth 80 marks. Paper 1 is a non-calculator exam, while Papers 2 and 3 allow the use of a calculator. The exams take place between mid-May and June and must be completed on campus, requiring travel to the nearest Capel Manor College location.
You will learn
- Number
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Statistics
GCSE (9-1) in Mathematics – Edexcel
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You are eligible for this free course if you have not achieved a grade 4 (C) or above in GCSE mathematics. Before enrolling, ensure you have access to a tablet, laptop, or desktop computer and a steady internet connection.
GCSEs are taught throughout the UK and overseas, and are seen as being one of the most recognisable and robust standards of education in the world. Most employers require GCSE Mathematics and use this qualification as a filter in their selection process. Gaining a qualification in this area, or improving your existing qualification, can help in your career progression. If you are thinking of furthering your education, achievement of GCSE mathematics at grade 4 and above is a vital requirement for university entrance and progression to A level study.
