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English & Maths
Our courses will help you to improve your English or Maths and gain a nationally recognised qualification - from beginners to GCSE. Courses are run at many different times and venues. To join a course you need to come to an enrolment session. We give you an assessment to make sure you go to the right class. Some classes are for people with learning difficulties and disabilities. Please look for the enrolment time you need here.
English - what can we offer you?
Improving your Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening Skills
CLaSS offers a range of courses for people who already speak English who want to improve their reading, writing, speaking and listening skills. Learners enter for an appropriate level qualification at the end of the course. To join one of these courses you need to come along to an enrolment session to ensure we find the right course for you. All of these classes are FREE.
Develop your English for work Skills
CLaSS offers a range of courses to help you to improve your formal English and work towards a Level 1 or Level 2 qualification. Level 1 is equivalent to GCSE grades D to G, Level 2 is equivalent to GCSE grades A to C. CLaSS offers the following FREE courses, click on the links to find out where and when these courses take place.
You cannot pre-enrol on to these courses; you will need to attend an enrolment session to join these courses.
Move on English
If you don’t have an English GCSE and you would like a qualification at Level 1 or 2 this course will help you work towards one. You will brush up your English skills and take practice tests. Come to an enrolment session or to the first session of the course to take an assessment and enrol. These are FREE courses. Click on the link to find out where and when this course takes place.
GCSE English & AS Level English
CLaSS offers GCSE English courses and AS Level English Literature courses. You cannot pre-enrol on to these courses; you will need to attend an enrolment session to join these courses. Click on the links to find out where and when these courses take place.
- English GCSE courses begin in September, January and February.
- English Literature AS Level courses begin in September, January and February.
Develop your Maths
Basic Maths
Basic Maths courses help to improve the maths you need every day. Courses are at different levels and follow the Adult National Curriculum. You will take a qualification at the end of the course. Courses start in September, February and May and are FREE. To join a course come to an enrolment session – click here for details.
Brush Up Your Maths
These courses are for people who want to brush up the maths skills they need at work or at home such as calculating percentages, measurements and basic budgeting. You will take a qualification at the end of the course. To join a course come to an enrolment session or to the first session of the course to take an assessment and enrol. These are FREE courses. Click on the link to find out where and when this course takes place.
Move on Maths
If you don’t have a Maths GCSE and you would like a qualification at Level 1 or 2 this course will help you work towards one. You will brush up your Maths skills and take practice tests. Come to an enrolment session or to the first session of the course to take an assessment and enrol. These are FREE courses. Click on the link to find out where and when this course takes place.
Maths - Keeping Track of your Money
These courses will help you keep track of your income and expenses. You will look at savings and credit options while improving your numeracy skills. These courses are FREE. You can pre-enrol for these sessions or come to the first session to join.
GCSE Maths
CLaSS offers GCSE Maths courses. You cannot pre-enrol on to these courses; you will need to attend an enrolment session to join these courses. Click on the links to find out where and when these courses take place.
- Maths GCSE courses begin in September, January and February. You will sit the Higher Level exam.
Family Learning, Literacy & Numeracy
To find out more about Family Learning, Literacy and Numeracy, please see here.