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GCSE English Paper 1 – 23^rdÌýMay 2024 am

GCSE Maths Paper 2 – 3^rdÌýJune 2024 am

GCSE English Paper 2 – 6^thÌýJune 2024 am

GCSE Maths Paper 3 – 10^THÌýJune 2024 am

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You may think that you're no good at English and maths but you can be, and we can prove it!

ÌýThe teaching and learning approach to English and maths at College is very different from school - and it works!

You will continue to study to achieve these qualifications as part of your study programme, until you gain a grade 4 or equivalent.Ìý

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You'll study in English and/or maths classes, depending on your current level of achievement.Ìý

If you achieved grade 3 or 2, you will be automatically enrolled on to a GCSE course. If not, you will study for Functional Skills qualifications - leading to a GCSE - at a pace that suits you.

They're not just about knowledge of English and maths. They're about using this knowledge in real-life, helping you to operate confidently and independently.Ìý

Only if you want to, or if you need a Level 3 in English or maths for your desired career or HE course.Ìý

We would encourage you to continue to develop your skills to give you the edge in the jobs market.Ìý

Yes, you have the ability to pass and our tutors will get you there!

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If you have difficulties or disabilities, English and maths will form part of your programme - we'll help you to develop at your own pace and level.Ìý
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Work-related learning, work experience and preparation for work play key roles in your programmes; English and maths will be embedded in to these too.Ìý