Maths GCSE at Strode College

Course Code: TDJ701S/PM1

Course Type
Adult Learning
Subject Area
Maths
Location
Strode College
Awarding Organisation
Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL)
Start date
14/09/2026
Duration

2 hours per week for 32 weeks Wed (Eve) or Friday (Day)

Fees (subject to change)
19+: £864.00

Course Overview

Adults (19+) who do not have a GCSE grade 4/C or above in either English or Maths are entitled to study these courses for free. Our GCSE courses for adults are class-based only and run from September to June each year.

This course is designed to enable you to achieve a foundation GCSE qualification. The main topic areas are:

  • Numbers
  • Algebra
  • Ratio
  • Probability
  • Statistics
  • Geometry.

Home study and full attendance will be necessary to ensure you have the skills to complete the exams in the summer. The GCSE exam will be graded through the modern 1-9 system. However, by studying on this foundation course you will only be able to access grades 1-5.

Assessment Methods

Assessment takes place as formal examinations.

Progression Options

English and maths are core subjects, and open pathways to every industry and progression route. On successful completion, you could progress to a range of other courses or employment.

Entry Requirements

Students who have achieved a grade 3 (D) in GCSE Maths will study the foundation level GCSE course. Those who already have grade 4 (C) will study the higher level.

Students with a grade E (new grade 2) or lower at GCSE will normally study the Functional Skills pre-GCSE Mathematics course first.

All students are asked to complete initial assessments at the beginning of the course to ensure that the course is appropriate for each individual. If applicable, we may advise students to consider an alternative course who already have grade C (new grade 4) will study the higher level.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can apply directly on any of the UCS College Group websites, whether you wish to study at Bridgwater College, Cannington College, Strode College, or Taunton College. Simply use our “Find a Course” feature and follow the on-screen instructions – be sure to have your important information to hand.