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Straight-talking help for GCSE maths resit and Functional Skills maths Level 1 and 2: pass marks, dates, costs, what’s on the paper, and how to revise when you keep failing.
You've done this exam before. Here's how to make this time different.
Read the guide →Two routes to proving your maths. Here's what each counts for, and how to pick.
Read the guide →The three areas you'll be tested on, and what they actually involve.
Read the guide →The three areas you'll be tested on at Level 1, and what they actually involve.
Read the guide →Failing before doesn't mean failing again. Here's how to break the cycle.
Read the guide →Most people who fail Level 2 fail on the same handful of skills. Here's the plan.
Read the guide →There's no single magic number — but there is a standard, and it's very reachable.
Read the guide →Eight exam-style questions with worked answers. Do them cold, then see where you stand.
Read the guide →Level 1 is very passable with a plan. This is the plan.
Read the guide →Past papers are the best revision tool there is — if you use them the right way round.
Read the guide →Two windows a year. Here's how the calendar works and how to plan around it.
Read the guide →For most people, nothing. For private candidates, an entry fee and a centre fee — here's what to expect.
Read the guide →No age limit, usually free, and more achievable than it feels. Here's how.
Read the guide →Every topic on the foundation tier, and the ones a grade 4 really depends on.
Read the guide →Looking for a specific skill? See the maths topics explained — percentages, ratio, averages, area and more, each with worked examples.