Functional Skills Maths Online Course

I used the Exam Centre Functional Skills Maths online course to get ready for Level 2. The short videos and self‑marked quizzes made it easy to study after work when I was tired. Once I had finished all the topics and done a few mocks, I booked my online exam and passed, which means I now meet the maths requirement for my nursing degree.

Good course. I learn from home on laptop, no need to go college. Lessons are clear and many practice questions. I used it to prepare for Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and I passed my exam last month.

Maths and I never got on at school. The thing I liked most about this online course is that I could pause the explanations, rewind and try the examples as many times as I needed without feeling like I was holding a class up. The real‑life style questions (bills, recipes, discounts) made more sense than the stuff I remember from GCSE. I’ve now passed Functional Skills Maths Level 2 and can finally apply for a policing degree apprenticeship.

I used the maths online course together with past papers. The platform shows each topic separate so I started with fractions and percentages, which were my weak areas. After I got high scores in the quizzes I booked the Level 2 exam at the Exam Centre and passed first time.

I’m a care worker and could only study late evenings. The course was perfect because everything is recorded and you can log in any time. I would do one or two lessons after a shift, then a quiz. The exam tips in the course helped me keep calm in the real Functional Skills exam and I came out with the Level 2 pass I needed for my nursing associate programme.

Nice online course, simple and straight. I like that every question has step by step solution after. I am ESOL learner and can stop video and go back. I pass Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and I am now studying Level 2 part on same system.

Short review: decent explanations, lots of practice, good value. Got me over the line for my Functional Skills Maths Level 2 so I can start an electrician apprenticeship.

I have two children and no chance of attending college regularly. This self‑study Functional Skills Maths course fitted into the gaps in my week – a couple of topics during nap time, a mock test at the weekend. The progress bar slowly turning green kept me motivated. I passed Level 2 at the Exam Centre in May and have now been accepted onto an access course for midwifery.

Maths online course is very good. Many questions about money, time, graphs. This help me also in my job. I study for 2 months and then I did Functional Skills Maths Level 2 exam from home with exam centre and pass.

I mainly bought this to use as a revision tool before booking my exam. The strengths were the topic tests and the full mock exams in exam style. After a couple of mocks I could see clearly that my big weakness was multi‑step word problems. I went back to those lessons, improved my score and then booked the Level 2 test. Passed, and I now have the maths to apply for a business degree.

I’m 18 and on a construction course. Wanted something that wasn’t boring worksheets. The online Functional Skills Maths course from Exam Centre had lots of questions linked to real situations, like area of floors, materials, quotes etc. Doing those made the exam feel less scary. I passed Level 2 and my apprenticeship provider is happy.

As an ESOL learner, I liked that the questions started easy and then got harder. The course uses plenty of pictures and clear layouts, which made word problems less confusing. I used the Entry 3 and Level 1 parts first and then moved to Level 2. I have passed my Level 1 exam and am still working through the Level 2 modules for my health and social care plans.

The platform itself is simple to use. I’m not very techy but I had no problems logging in, finding the next lesson and checking my scores. The videos are short and to the point. After a month of steady work I booked the Functional Skills Level 2 exam through Exam Centre and passed, which means I don’t have to keep trying GCSE again.

I’m a carer and my free time is unpredictable. Having a 24/7 online course for Functional Skills Maths was essential. Some days I only managed one 10‑minute topic; other days I could do an hour. The course doesn’t judge – it just keeps your place and tracks your progress. I finished the Level 2 content, sat the exam and now have the maths I need for health and social care Level 3.

Used the course as a refresher before taking the Level 2 test. It covers all the usual Functional Skills topics – ratios, percentages, area, data – with lots of exam‑style questions. The mark schemes and worked solutions show you how to set things out properly, which helped me pick up method marks. Passed the exam and can now apply for a police role that needs maths Level 2.

I study mostly at night after my restaurant shift. The math course works fine on my phone so I just sit with headphones and go through a lesson. I like that there is a small quiz after each video, so I know if I really understood it. I am preparing for Level 2 Functional Skills now, which I need for a hospitality management course.

I have dyscalculia and usually panic when I see numbers. The way this course breaks problems down into small steps really helped. There are also lots of chances to practise the same type of question until it feels familiar. I did not rush; I spent a few months working through Level 2 topics. When I finally sat the Functional Skills exam I was nervous but prepared, and I passed.

Short one: not fancy, but it works. Clear lessons, loads of practice questions, a couple of mocks. Result: Functional Skills Maths Level 2 in the bag.

I am home‑educated and used this as my main maths programme this year. The Functional Skills Maths online course took me from Entry 3 basics up to Level 2 topics. The mixture of videos, interactive questions and full practice papers was enough to prepare me for the real exam without extra tutoring. I passed Level 2 in May and can now start college with a recognised maths qualification.

I live outside London and there is no local college near me. With this online Functional Skills Maths course I can study at home when I finish work. Initial test show my level and then I follow topics one by one. I have just passed Level 1 exam and plan to continue with Level 2 using the same course.