Maths

If the course you’re about to study includes maths and you feel like you need a refresher, this subject is for you. You’ll learn foundational and non-calculator skills and cover topics such as basic arithmetic and basic algebra.

This subject will be useful for anyone interested in problem solving strategies and a great way to get some learning confidence before approaching degree study that involves anything in maths or sciences.

This introductory subject is for students who are entering university without a strong background in mathematics.

Do you already have some intermediate level mathematics skills, or have you completed Maths Skills 2 – Intermediate A and want to take your learning further? This subject builds on the content covered in Maths Skills – Intermediate A to give you more advanced algebra and problem solving skills.

If you’re enrolled in a mathematics-based course such as engineering or computer science that requires strong maths knowledge, our advanced maths skills subjects are an ideal way to prepare for study! This subject covers advanced algebra, trigonometry and number systems.

Following on from Maths Skills 3 - Advanced A, this subject covers more advanced mathematical concepts, including complex word problems, differentiation, chain rules, integration, derivatives, plane geometry and much more!

If you’re about to study a course that requires knowledge of statistics, or you’re embarking on research, this subject will get you ready. Introduction to Statistics is designed to help you become familiar with the skills required to study subjects in business, science, mathematics, psychology and research methods.

Are you planning a teaching career? It is now a government requirement that all new teachers have high-level skills in numeracy. This first of three preparation subjects will give you the opportunity to practise the numeracy skills required by the teaching profession.

This is the second preparation subject for students who want to enter the teaching profession. You’ll practise measurement and geometry and expand your numeracy skills. Building on the knowledge you gained in Prep for Teaching Maths 1 – Number and Algebra, you’ll further your abilities to understand and convey key mathematical models and equations!

In this third preparation for teaching subject you’ll learn about statistics and probability. You’ll get the opportunity to practise the numeracy skills required by the teaching profession, so that when you start your teaching course you already have a comprehensive understanding of key terminology and techniques.