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Maths (GCSE)

GCSE

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Availability & Details

Maths - GCSE HPY-MATHGC/C01

Venue
Havant Campus

Type of study
GCSE

Dates
Academic Year 2026-27 (Various)

Examination board
Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL)
Fees
Course Fee Overseas -
Exam Fee Overseas -

How to apply

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Overview

The course will reinforce topics you already covered in previous studies, and boost your understanding and confidence in areas you may have found more difficult, like algebra or statistics.

You will need a minimum of two GCSEs at grade 3 or above. Specifically a grade 3 will be required in GCSE Mathematics. However a two year GCSE Mathematics course or Functional Skills can be undertaken with a grade 1 or 2. To enrol on this Adult Learning course you must be aged 18 years or over.

The Foundation level is intended for students who have previously gained a grade D in GCSE Mathematics, whilst the Higher is there for those students who wish to improve on their C grade. As part of the course you will cover the following aspects of Mathematics

  • Number
  • Algebra
  • Ratio, Proportion and rates of change
  • Geometry and Measure
  • Probability

All of our lecturers are leading subject and industry professionals.

We use digital innovation in delivering teaching and learning. On the Havant Campus, Google for Education technology is embedded throughout the College’s curriculum, equipping you with skills in industry-recognised cloud-based applications for your onward career journey.

The College offers a variety of teaching and learning approaches including lectures, tutorials, studios, workshops, presentations and group discussions

There are three written examinations taken at the end of the year.


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