Maths pathway for learners and union reps
Five Free Steps to Better Maths
Useful online tools for union reps promoting maths in their workplace, or brushing up their own skills.
Step 1:
Take an initial assessment at your leisure with SkillCheck. Unionlearn offers SkillCheck for everyone to get a general idea of where your skills levels are. There are two assessments: Maths basics and another that goes GCSE/functional skills level 2.
Step 2:
Numeracy Challenge helps you to explore your maths skills further. Dig a bit deeper into everyday maths and see where you can improve your skills. Maybe you would like to be better able to help your kids with their homework?
Step 3:
Reps can improve their maths skills with the Working with Figures eNote. Register with TUC Education for eNotes. The eNote is a self-contained short online learning module that builds reps confidence with using calculations for union work.
Step 4:
Tell everyone about it in Twitter using #ulmathsworkout hashtag tagging @unionlearn or pop into the unionlearn Facebook page.
Step 5:
Remember that a union learning rep in your workplace is eager to help you at any stage of this journey.
Keep an eye on unionlearn’s news where we tell more about our Maths Workout Week campaign which takes place yearly around October.