Our Numeracy Core Skills course, fully funded through the Multiply Grant, allows learners to improve their practical numeracy skills and provides a recognised qualification.
Our Numeracy Core Skills course, fully funded through the Multiply Grant, allows learners to improve their practical numeracy skills and provides a recognised qualification.
Rather than concentrate on complex mathematical ideas and concepts, this course aims to develop tools that are useful in daily life. It can help widen access to the jobs market and support the hardest-to-reach learners. Recognised as SCQF level 5, Numeracy is one of five core skills considered ‘key to learning and working in today’s world.’
What’s Involved?
This opportunity is ideal for anyone lacking Numeracy as a Core Skill. The only restriction is that applicants should be 16 or over.
About Us
GCVS supports the voluntary sector to succeed and meet the needs of local communities. We do this by providing a wide range of services, training and opportunities for community groups, charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises.
Our team works in partnership with organisations and agencies who share our commitment to tackle poverty and inequality, to create opportunities for all citizens of Glasgow. We are also engaged in work across a wide range of policy agendas and are a key partner in the Glasgow Third Sector Interface Network. Additionally, our Albany building provides a central venue for us to host events for the sector and offer space for others to meet.
Our Vision is for Glasgow’s citizens and communities to flourish, with the help of a strong voluntary sector.
Our Values are to be innovative, driven and brave in the work that we do, aiming to achieve the best for the city, while demonstrating integrity, kindness and respect in how we treat people.
Our Mission is to develop and promote the role of communities and the voluntary sector in building a fairer, kinder and happier society. We exist to challenge unfairness and bring people together to address it.
Our Aims
We provide support, advice and training for the voluntary sector to build their capacity and take a leading role in helping communities. GCVS acts as an ‘honest broker’, working with both the public and the voluntary sectors to devise innovative ways of working, without participating in the delivery of public services.
This course will provide learners with the skills and knowledge to have the numeracy confidence for the next stage of their education.
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