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GCSE Maths for Adults: Foundation Topics Explained Step by Step

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10:46:00 Hours

£34.99
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Last updated Tue, 03-Nov-2026

70 Lessons 10:46:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Calculate confidently with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, powers and standard form, with and without a calculator
  • Round, approximate and find bounds, and work with ratio, proportion, best buys, speed, density and growth and decay
  • Simplify, expand and factorise expressions, solve linear equations and inequalities, and rearrange formulae
  • Find the nth term of a sequence, plot and read straight-line and quadratic graphs, and solve simultaneous equations
  • Use angle facts with reasons, and find perimeters, areas and volumes, including circles, sectors and cylinders
  • Use Pythagoras' theorem and right-angled trigonometry, describe transformations, and work with bearings and scale
  • Work out probabilities with sample spaces, two-way tables, tree diagrams and Venn diagrams
  • Find averages and range, draw and read charts and scatter graphs, and compare data sets
  • Plan your revision around work and family, and use exam technique to show working and earn method marks
  • Sit a full mixed practice paper and mark it with worked answers and a marking guide

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Maths for Adults: Everyday Maths and Functional Skills Level 2

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10:50:00 Hours

£29.99
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Last updated Sun, 01-Nov-2026

70 Lessons 10:50:00 Hours English
Outcomes:
  • Work confidently with whole numbers, negative numbers, powers and the order of operations, with and without a calculator
  • Calculate with fractions, decimals and percentages, and convert between them
  • Work out percentage change, original values, VAT, discounts, and simple and compound interest
  • Use ratio, direct and inverse proportion and formulae to solve everyday problems
  • Check pay and payslips, plan a budget, compare deals and loans, and read household bills
  • Convert metric and imperial units, and solve problems with time, speed, density and rates of pay
  • Find perimeters, areas and volumes of everyday shapes, including circles and cylinders, and use scale drawings
  • Read and draw tables, charts and graphs, and compare data with the mean, median, mode and range
  • Work out probabilities of single and combined events, including from two-way tables
  • Read a problem carefully, show your working and check your answers, ready for Functional Skills Maths Level 2 or a GCSE resit

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