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AQA GCSE maths resit November 2025

Funding area Essential Skills
ONL/150787/Q/FF
Location:
Delivered online
Start date:
10/09/2025
End date:
29/10/2025
Level:
Level 2
Time:
18:00 - 20:30
Duration:
8 sessions
Course hours:
Course hours

Course hours are the total number of hours you'll spend being taught by your tutor. Self study time is not included within the course hours.

20 hours
Day of week:
WED
Tutor:
Timothy Kendrick
Price: FREE Concessions
Call 03000 41 22 22
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Who can join this course

Online AQA GCSE maths courses are available for UK or Irish nationals, or EEA nationals with pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme and those who have lived in the UK for at least three years.
If you do not currently meet this criteria, you may still be able to attend our GCSE courses if you have an eligible residency status, you will be required to provide further details regarding your status before you can be enrolled.

GCSE maths is FREE for those who don't already have GCSE maths at grade C/4 or above.

Acceptance on a KAE Skills GCSE maths course does not constitute an immigration sponsorship and no Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) certificate will be issued.

Before enrolling on a GCSE maths course you will need to complete an initial assessment. Please book an assessment at your local centre.

Course aims

By the end of the course you should be able to:

* Be able to develop fluent knowledge, skills and understanding of mathematical methods and concepts
* Be able to acquire, select and apply mathematical techniques to solve problems
* Be able to reason mathematically, make deductions and inferences and draw conclusions
* Be able to comprehend, interpret and communicate mathematical information in a variety of forms appropriate to the information and context

You will need a laptop or computer with good Internet connection, a working microphone and camera. You should have a scientific calculator (make and model to be advised by tutor), geometry set (ruler, set square, protractor). You may be advised to buy some texts, your tutor will advise.

You can progress onto A level maths or higher level study with Kent Adult Education or other learning providers.

Assessment is needed before joining this course. Please contact your local centre to complete an application.

To get the most out of your course we recommend you attend at least 85% of your sessions. If you do have a pre-arranged commitments booked during term time, please let the tutor know in advance so that we can help you catch up on missed sessions and ensure that you still achieve the course outcome.

The course is assessed by three 1 hour 30 minute written examinations, one of which will be a non calculator paper, taking place in May/June. In centre mock exams will be held in January. You will be given further information about exams in the first session of the course by your tutor.

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Delivered online

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If you require any information about joining this online course then please call 03000 41 22 22 and quote the Course Code ONL/150787/Q/FF.