SESSION AIMS:
- To support learners to identify why it is important to budget.
- To provide opportunities for learners to use numeracy skills and techniques for adding and subtracting 2 / 3-digit members to create a budget which allows for regular bills and occasional spending (such as special events).
- To enable learners to consider what is essential and non-essential spending, and to differentiate between wants and needs.
Venue: Hall – at Bulford Community Hub, The Beeches, The Pennings, Bulford, SP4 9BT
Entry Requirements:
Family and Community Learning courses are funded by the Education and Skills Funding Agency. Courses are no cost to learners if they are 19 years old before 31st August have a Wiltshire postcode, and have been a resident in UK/EU for 3+years (or have certain immigration status) and if you can tick any of these criteria:
Receiving Universal Credit.
Receiving Employment Support Allowance (ESA).
Receiving Job Seekers Allowance (JSA).
Receiving another benefit (other than child benefit) e.g. housing benefit, income support, pension credit, PIP, DLA.
Have school-aged child / children who qualify for Free School Meals.
Currently unemployed and would like to work in the future.
Have refugee status.
Foster Carer
Care Leaver
Carer
Military Family
Ex-Armed Forces Personnel
Have a Learning Difficulty or Disability.
Click here to enrol: https://workwiltshire.co.uk/enrolment/
Or to contact us call 01225 770478 or email familyandcommunitylearning@wiltshire.gov.uk
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Multiply is here to support adults (aged 19+) improve their skills and confidence in numeracy. Adults can self declare they need support if they do not have GCSE maths at grade 4 (previously known as a C grade) or if they do have Grade C but feel they are not working at that level anymore.
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