This course is designed for learners preparing to go into the trades. It focusses on basic math skills using fractions, decimals and percent and includes real workplace examples. If you’re interested in this career pathway and need to strengthen your math skills, this course is for you!
Note: Learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers before taking this course.
Register for this curriculum if you want to upgrade your math skills to get ready to take a high school credit course or write the 9/10 Math PLAR assessment.
A lot of skills are need to make healthy, affordable meals for yourself and family! If you are looking for some help or inspiration, this course is for you. You will learn about budgeting and shopping for groceries to get the most value for your money. Other topics include meal planning, working in the kitchen, and cooking with your family's health in mind. This course includes a variety of delicious, easy-to-make recipes that use simple, inexpensive ingredients. You will also complete a math activity each week that will help you when shopping and cooking.
Most math problems encountered in life are word problems, not simple equations to be solved. Math word problems on the GED Test describe a situation and ask you to solve for the unknown. You will probably know how to solve many of the problems using your personal experience. In this class we will look at how the more challenging problems must be broken down into steps and follow a problem solving plan.
*NOTE: Students should be able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions and integers before taking this class.
Register for this curriculum if you want to upgrade your math skills in preparation for writing the GED Math Test.
This course introduces learners to the idea of budgeting. Learners will find out how budgeting can help them achieve long-term security and still have money available for fun! This course covers understanding and using decimals, budget vocabulary, creating a budget and setting financial goals.
What is a budget and how can creating one help you? This class focuses on the importance of budgeting. We will look at how to find your monthly income, list and balance your expenses and set simple financial goals. We will create a sample budget and look at some easy to use online budgeting calculators.
NOTE: Students should be able to add and subtract before taking this class.
This is a great course for learners who are new to the LearningHUB or online learning! In this course, we give you strategies and tips to set you up for success! You will identify your learning style and discover some ways to take advantage of your learning preferences. You will be introduced to memory and study tips as well as strategies for managing your time, reaching out for help, setting goals and monitoring your progress. You will learn to identify your learning challenges and how to come up with solutions when faced with an obstacle.
Register for this curriculum if you want to work independently to improve your understanding of one or more of the following math topics:
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