Maths GCSE for adults
Attend two or three hour weekly sessions with a tutor and study in your own time as directed by your tutor. You can do this course over 1 year or 2 years, depending on your personal needs.
Your progress will be assessed by continual formative assessment by your tutor and self-reflection. You will also sit two final GCSE exam papers.
This is an intermediate level course. You will need to do an initial assessment with us to make sure this is the right course for you – help and advice is part of the process. You also need to be able to attend most weeks and, in addition, do the work necessary at home – this is a very condensed course that requires commitment – especially the 1-year version.
You will need to buy a GCSE maths set (compass, scientific calculator, protractor etc.) and a WJEC learner’s book.
The course costs £60 for WJEC GCSE Mathematics – Numeracy (two exam papers) and an extra £30 if you want to sit WJEC GCSE Mathematics as extra (two exam papers), or vice versa.
There are now two versions of the paper:
- WJEC GCSE Mathematics – Numeracy
- WJEC GCSE Mathematics
Please check the WJEC website for more information about this.
| Venue | Day / Time | Weeks |
|---|---|---|
| Ammanford Learning Centre @ Streets |
Thursday, 12:00 - 15:00 Wednesday evening online, 17.00 - 20.00: email to discuss your options. (Subject to initial interview and assessment) |
31 weeks - 1 year 70 weeks - 2 year following school terms, minus holidays) |
| Carmarthen Learning Centre |
Thursday, 10:00-12:00, plus 1hr online: email to discuss your options Evening online: email to discuss your options. (Subject to initial interview and assessment.) |
31 weeks - 1 year 70 weeks - 2 year (following school terms, minus holidays) |
| Llanelli Learning Centre | Thursday, 13:00 - 16:00 | 31 weeks - 1 year 70 weeks - 2 year (following school terms, minus holidays) |
We aim to deliver all courses as advertised. However courses may be cancelled, or changed, if enrolments are too low or in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Once you enrol, refunds will not normally be given to learners who do not continue with their studies. Refunds are at our discretion and where granted will be pro-rata to the number of sessions attended.
| Term Dates 2022/23 | Start | Half Term | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autumn 2022 | 05 September | 31 October - 04 November | 23 December |
| Spring 2023 | 09 January | 20 February - 24 February | 31 March |
| Summer 2023 | 17 April | 29 May - 02 June | 21 July |
Please note that this calendar is subject to any changes that may arise as a result of government policy decisions. We do not accept liability for any losses incurred in respect of altered holiday arrangements following such changes.
This course is run in partnership with Coleg Sir Gâr.
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