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National Numeracy Challenge
National_Numeracy
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National Numeracy is an independent UK charity. We aim to help raise low levels of numeracy amongst adults and children and promote the importance of everyday maths skills.
At the moment, we're working with MSE on a project about financial capability. We're exploring ways to engage people in improving their numeracy and their money skills, and we're encouraging MSE users to get involved!
If you or anyone you know would like to improve your numeracy or money skills - or if you'd just like to know what level you're at - then the National Numeracy Challenge is a great place to start.
The Challenge is a confidential and informal website which helps you assess your numeracy, learn everyday maths, gain confidence, and work towards getting the Essentials of Numeracy - the everyday maths skills needed for life and work.
To take part, just register here for the National Numeracy Challenge and do let us know how you got on in the comments below.
At the moment, we're working with MSE on a project about financial capability. We're exploring ways to engage people in improving their numeracy and their money skills, and we're encouraging MSE users to get involved!
If you or anyone you know would like to improve your numeracy or money skills - or if you'd just like to know what level you're at - then the National Numeracy Challenge is a great place to start.
The Challenge is a confidential and informal website which helps you assess your numeracy, learn everyday maths, gain confidence, and work towards getting the Essentials of Numeracy - the everyday maths skills needed for life and work.
To take part, just register here for the National Numeracy Challenge and do let us know how you got on in the comments below.
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I’m the official organisation rep for National Numeracy. MSE has given permission for me to post letting you know about relevant and useful info. You can see my name on the organisations with permission to post list. If you believe I've broken the Forum Rules please report it to [email protected]. This does NOT imply any form of approval of my organisation by MSE
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Martin got 98 (2 'wrong' one due to rushing and refusing to use a calculator, the other he has been in touch with them to dispute the answer!) :money:
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