We run a variety of courses to support students who want help with maths. You could be:
Or, you might just be wanting to take the first steps having struggled with maths all your life.
If you’ve ever struggled with maths, or want to improve your confidence for life and work, then we have courses for you.
Some of these courses run in college, some are available online, but most involve us bringing our specialist and supportive teachers out to community centres, schools and libraries.
All these courses are free to London residents who do not have the basic UK maths qualifications that most employers require.
If you have any questions please contact Peter Whitehead at peterw@wmcollege.ac.uk.
Our team of teachers are very experienced in supporting people who have struggled with maths in the past, or where school didn’t work out for you.
Everyone has the capacity to improve their maths skills for work and day-to-day life and we can help you to do that with a range of courses that will get you looking at maths in a fun and different way.
We fully understand that the very idea of maths can make people feel anxious and frustrated. We’re here to help you overcome those worries and feel empowered as you build confidence in your maths skills.
We work in the community with small groups of students so you will have plenty of time with your teacher, who will listen to the experiences you’ve had with maths in the past.
Everyone struggles with maths at some time or another, so whatever it is you want to improve on, there will be lots of other people in the same situation. Our experience shows that taking time to share these experiences with others is the first step to changing your relationship with maths.
You don’t need to sign up to a long course and you don’t need to worry that you’ll be doing exams.
Our first steps courses run for just a couple of hours for a few weeks to help you get going.
Have you ever struggled to understand your child’s homework?
Have you ever wanted to help with your child’s homework but maths is “different” now?
Have you ever wanted to understand whether your child is maths anxious or has a maths difficulty such as dyscalculia?
We run courses in schools to help parents with the type of maths their children are learning.
Email multiply@wmcollege.ac.uk to find out about current and up-coming courses.
The cost of living crisis has increased the need for us to use maths skills in order to budget household spending.
Our courses help you with:
Email multiply@wmcollege.ac.uk to find out about current and up-coming courses.