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- Adult Numeracy: Entry Level Certificate
Basic Skills (Skills for Life)Adult Numeracy: Entry Level Certificate - 03393
Important notice to centres
The accreditation end date for this qualification has been extended to 31 August 2012 with a certification end date of 31 August 2014 in England.
OCR offers an alternative qualification for you to consider:
- OCR Functional Skills qualification in English at Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
- OCR Functional Skills qualification in Mathematics at Entry Level, Level 1, Level 2
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This course has two units which cover; Using Number and Using Common Measures, Shape and Space and Data. It is designed to provide accreditation for the skills developed by learners following the Adult Numeracy Curriculum at Entry Level. Students can be assessed at Entry 1, Entry 2 or Entry 3. The government’s intention is to replace the existing Skills for Life literacy and numeracy qualifications with Functional Skills qualifications from September 2012.
Benefits
- Develop students' skill in calculating and using numbers in practical situations.
- Develop students' skill in recognising and using shapes and measures.
- Develop students' skill in presenting and explaining results.
- Develop confidence in using numerical skills in varying practical ways.
