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Welcome to Adult Learners week Manchester Adult Education

Ever thought about improving your maths skills? Did you know….? Over 1/3 of adults feel they have been held back by poor maths skills. 20% of unemployed people said they felt held back by their maths when job hunting .

1= 4* 33+ 6+?? Good numeracy is the best protection against unemployment, low wages and poor health OECD 2013

Reasons to improve your maths Better maths gives you ……. …. a better chance of getting and keeping a job.

Better maths can …… ….. lead to better health. Reasons to improve your maths skills Better maths can …… ….. lead to better health.

Better maths skills can mean…….. …… a better paid job. Reasons to improve your maths skills Better maths skills can mean…….. …… a better paid job.

Better maths can help you……. ……make better financial decisions Reasons to improve your maths skills Better maths can help you……. ……make better financial decisions £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

Better maths can mean……. …….. more time in employment. Reasons to improve your maths skills Better maths can mean……. …….. more time in employment.

Poor maths skills has been linked to…. … Poor maths skills has been linked to….. ….. people having low self confidence and not having enough control in their lives.

So why not take control? Why not join a maths class? Speak to an advisor, tutor or reception about joining a maths class.