How to do maths course from home?

Question

Ive tried learn direct,was'nt impressed but need to do a level under GCSE to start of with.

Answer 1

Just find someone who can help you.  It's particularly easy to do maths through home ed because you don't need any resources except for pen and paper.

Answer 2

If you contact the Open University, their Level 0 and introductory courses are suitable for below GCSE and for people who haven't studied before, and the study materials are excellent!

http://www3.open.ac.uk/courses/bin/p12.d...

Answer 3

I home educate my daughter and we use STP Mathematics published by Nelson Thornes.  Each book covers a year, so books 10 & 11 are GCSE work.  I would suggest you get one of the book 9s.  I don't know what standard your maths is but A books are for those aiming at Higher Tier GCSE and the B Books aim for the Foundation Tier.

They are quite traditional in their approach - no pretty pictures but plenty of exercises.

Good luck!

NB I don't know how old you are but the Open University will not take under 18s except in very special circumstances

Answer 4

there's books on it that are simple to follow. It's the basic rules you need, once you've absorbed them, you're sailing. They sell them at WH Smiths