Multiply – Free Maths Courses
Multiply is a new government-funded programme to help adults across the UK to improve their numeracy skills.
What is Multiply?
Launching in 2022, Multiply will offer adults free maths courses with opportunities to gain qualifications, and build confidence in using numbers at work or in everyday life.
You can take take part in Multiply if you’re aged 19+ and don’t currently have maths GCSE at grade C (or equivalent).
There will be courses for beginners and those who want to build on existing maths knowledge. There will also be more advanced courses including GCSE and Level 2 Functional Skills. All courses will also include online tutorials and content, so you can learn at a pace to suit you along with support from Skills & Learning tutors.
Find out more on the Skills For Life website.
You will be eligible for Multiply if you:
Are aged 19+
Live in the United Kingdom
Do not have a GCSE in maths at grade C (equivalent to grade 4 or CSE grade 1), or an equivalent qualification
Get involved
Multiply will be launching this year. You can sign up to our newsletter to be the first to know when Multiply launches.
We offer maths courses throughout the year across Dorset at all levels from entry to GCSE/Level 2 Functional Skills. Check out our courses here or on the link below. View our maths Progression Pathway to find out more about our progression options.
“The course was great. Very well structured and organised. We had a lot of support, feedback and motivation. There were lots of materials and resources to learn. One of the best courses I’ve ever taken and I’ve taken many.”
“This course has been fantastic for me. It has made me really want to better myself and continue being in education as I really enjoy learning.”
“My confidence has improved dramatically since starting courses with Skills & Learning and even though I’ve had some health problems that have made it difficult, I have been supported all along the way.”
“I have felt inspired to learn and comfortable to ask for clarification when needed.”
