Functional Skills Maths and English Level 2

Unleash your potential with our comprehensive Functional Skills Maths and English Level 2 course. Imagine being equipped with the essential knowledge to tackle everyday challenges with confidence. In the mathematics segment, from mastering integers to deciphering complex percentages, you'll grasp mathematical concepts that open doors to a multitude of opportunities. Meanwhile, our English module sharpens your language skills, ensuring you communicate with precision. Each lecture takes you on a journey through the intricacies of grammar, punctuation, and more, empowering you with foundational language skills.

Learning Outcomes:

• Conquer complex mathematical operations with ease.
• Perfect your sentence structure, punctuation, and grammar in English.
• Develop sharp spelling skills and enhance your vocabulary.
• Tackle percentages, ratios, and proportions confidently.
• Excel in real-world scenarios like profit and loss calculations.
• Communicate effectively, whether in writing or conversation.
• Gain essential skills to succeed in today's competitive environment.

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Discover the key to unlocking new horizons with our Functional Skills Maths and English Level 2 course. Whether you're striving for academic excellence, pursuing career goals, or just enhancing your daily life, this Functional Skills Maths and English Level 2 course offers an in-depth exploration of mathematics and language. With 66 engaging maths lectures and a comprehensive English section, you'll be empowered to communicate effectively and handle numerical challenges with finesse. Join us today and embark on a transformative journey towards personal and professional success.

Here is the curriculum breakdown of the Functional Skills Maths and English Level 2 Course below:

Functional Maths Training Course

• Lecture 01: Introduction
• Lecture 02: Multiplying any digit number by 11, 22, and 33
• Lecture 03 :Integers and ordering of integers
• Lecture 04: Addition and Subtractions of Integers
• Lecture 05: Operations on Integers
• Lecture 06: Multiplication and Division of Integers
• Lecture 07: Powers of Integers (Exponents)
• Lecture 08: Complete knowledge about factors and multiples
• Lecture 09: Divisibility tests for 2,3,4,5,6
• Lecture 10: Divisibility rules 7,8,9,10,11
• Lecture 11: Prime Factorization
• Lecture 12: Highest Common Factor HCF
• Lecture 13: Least Common Multiple LCM
• Lecture 14: Relation between LCM and HCF
• Lecture 15: Classification of Fractions
• Lecture 16: Convert mixed to improper and improper to mixed fractions
• Lecture 17: Equivalent Fractions
• Lecture 18: Comparing Fractions after converting to like fractions
• Lecture 19: Reducing a fraction to the lowest term
• Lecture 20: Addition and subtraction OF fractions
• Lecture 21: Multiplication and division of fractions
• Lecture 22: Word problems on fractions
• Lecture 23: BODMAS and rules to remove brackets
• Lecture 24: Simplify expressions using BODMAS rules
• Lecture 25: Simplify expressions involving fractions using BODMAS
• Lecture 26: Decimal numbers in relation to fractions
• Lecture 27: Like and Unlike Decimals
• Lecture 28: Ordering of Decimal numbers
• Lecture 29: Addition and Subtraction of Decimal
• Lecture 30: Multiplication of Decimal
• Lecture 31: Division of Decimal
• Lecture 32: Rational number
• Lecture 33: Representation of Rational Numbers on a Number line
• Lecture 34: Determining which fraction is terminating or non terminating
• Lecture 35: shortcut method of writing decimal expansion of fraction to decimal
• Lecture 36: Rounding to the whole number
• Lecture 37: Rounding to a required number of decimals (1 d.p. )
• Lecture 38: rounding to significant digits
• Lecture 39: Practice questions on three methods of approximation
• Lecture 40: Estimation
• Lecture 41: Scientific Notation
• Lecture 42: Operation on numbers when they are in scientific notation
• Lecture 43; Percentage to fraction and fraction to percentage
• Lecture 44: Percentage of a quantity and conversation to decimal
• Lecture 45: Expressing one quantity as percentage of another quantity
• Lecture 46: Finding increase decrease percent
• Lecture 47: Uses of percentages-Word Problems
• Lecture 48: Ratio- How to express as simple ratio
• Lecture 49: How to compare Ratios
• Lecture 50: Word problems on finding ratios
• Lecture 51: To divide a given quantity into a given Ratio
• Lecture 52: Proportion
• Lecture 53: Practice problems on Proportion
• Lecture 54: Continued proportion
• Lecture 55: Direct Variation ( or proportion)
• Lecture 56: Problems based on Direct proportion
• Lecture 57: Inverse Variation ( or proportion)
• Lecture 58: Multiple Ratios
• Lecture 59: Basics – Profit and Loss
• Lecture 60: More practice problems on Profit & Loss
• Lecture 61: Selling price formula and Problems
• Lecture 62: Cost price formula and Problems
• Lecture 63: Higher Problems on Profit and Loss
• Lecture 64: Basics – Discount
• Lecture 65: Practice problems on Discount
• Lecture 66: Tax

Functional skills English

• Introduction to the Course
• Basics of Grammar
• The Basics of Sentence
• Structure of Sentence
• Questions
• Punctuation and Capitalisation
• Spelling
• Common Mistakes and Ways to Improve

• Students seeking to excel in exams and academic pursuits.
• Professionals aiming to boost their career prospects.
• Individuals looking to enhance their everyday communication and problem-solving abilities.
• Anyone with a thirst for knowledge and personal growth.

• Administrative roles: £18,000 - £30,000 per year
• Customer service positions: £17,000 - £25,000 per year
• Retail and sales positions: £18,000 - £25,000 per year
• Academic advancement: Salary varies by field and qualifications.
• Entry-level office roles: £16,000 - £24,000 per year

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