Functional Skills Maths assessments are the gateway to building a strong mathematical foundation for apprentices. This interactive webinar will provide knowledge and tools to effectively guide them towards achieving a pass.
The session delves into proven strategies to foster a positive learning environment for maths, equipping delegates with innovative teaching methods that enhance understanding and retention of key workplace-relevant concepts.
The session reviews practical techniques to navigate the Functional Skills Maths assessments (Level 1 & 2) with confidence and covers effective methods to address common challenges faced by apprentices.
Attending this webinar will support the development of a comprehensive toolkit to empower your apprentices to master Functional Skills Maths and pave the way for success in their chosen careers.
At the end of this webinar, you will have a deeper understanding of/and greater confidence with:
The carry through benefits are that greater learner awareness of maths challenges and the ability to build confidence, leads to better delivery of teaching in support of learning and progression. This will impact the wider community through improved Numeracy skills and greater confidence for learners as a result of more effective teaching and learning programmes.
All providers offering Functional Skills qualifications in maths at Level 1 and 2 who want to improve the delivery and pass rates of Functional maths and/or for those who want a refresher or reassurance that their approach is correct.
This interactive webinar is relevant for managers and delivery staff involved in supporting learners on programmes that offer Functional Skills in maths at Level 1 and Level 2.
This webinar is not suitable for providers who achieve strong first time pass rates for Functional maths and have no areas for development in their maths provision.
This webinar is suitable for:
This webinar is unlikely to benefit Numeracy Specialists or Educators with high first time pass rates for Functional maths with no areas for development.