Numeracy for Living - Multiply: Free Courses for Adults
Would you like to attend one-to-one sessions, or small friendly group sessions to help gain confidence and improve your skills? The Numeracy for Living project can help you do this, and allow you to learn at a pace that suits you.
What is the Multiply project?
Multiply is a new programme aimed at helping adults improve their confidence with numbers in everyday life. The project offers easy access to a wide range of FREE maths courses across North Wales.
Whether you need help with managing your money, supporting your children with their homework or you want to progress at work, we can help.
Who can access the training?
The Multiply programme is primarily aimed at Gwynedd, Môn, Conwy or Denbighshire county residents aged 19+ that have not achieved a level 2 maths qualification, i.e., GCSE of at least a Grade C or equivalent.
The eligibility criteria has expanded to include individuals that have achieved a level 2 maths qualification or above but are no longer working at that level and would like to improve their maths skills to:
- help them to get a job
- help them to progress in their career
- help to progress to a higher level of learning
Individuals, community groups, social enterprises, organisations and businesses can all access this support for free.
If you have any queries or are unsure about your eligibility, contact us.
Multiply for Individual Learners
Are you looking to boost your career prospects, or just want to increase your numeracy confidence and improve your general quality of life? The Multiply Project has supported hundreds of learners like you across North Wales.
Multiply for Organisations
We can develop the skills and confidence of your workforce, or people you support through bespoke courses, tailored to their specific needs and aspirations.
What courses are available?
The project offers easy access to a wide range of FREE maths courses across North Wales.
Whether you need help with managing your money, supporting your children with their homework or you want to progress at work, we can help.
How do I apply?
For more information:
- email multiply@gllm.ac.uk
- complete this online form and someone will get in touch with you
- call 01492 542 338
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Grŵp Llandrillo Menai lead on the Multiply project in Gwynedd, Anglesey, Conwy and Denbighshire.
Multiply is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and is an innovative skills training programme designed to help people improve their understanding and use of maths in daily life, at home and at work. Whether that may be improving household finances, helping children with homework, making more sense of facts in the media, or improving numeracy skills specific to a line of work.
Latest News:
Multiply open call to transform community spaces into numeracy hubs
Grŵp Llandrillo Menai's Multiply department is inviting community centres and venues to apply for new furniture and IT equipment to establish effective lifelong learning spaces across Conwy, Denbighshire, Gwynedd and Môn
Multiply course helps seven parents start new businesses
Rhyl charity Blossom & Bloom are working with Grŵp Llandrillo Menai’s Multiply department to offer a course empowering people to set up their own enterprises
Multiply project building confidence and career prospects for Huws Gray
The North Wales-based construction merchant has been running courses for staff in maths, spreadsheets and coding at its Llangefni head office
Our engagement coordinators:
Joseph Mark Lloyd-Jones
Conwy County
- Email address - joseph.lloydjones@gllm.ac.uk
- Mobile number - 07842 438445
Bethan Lloyd
Denbighshire County
- Email address - bethan.lloyd@gllm.ac.uk
- Mobile number - 07743961189
Alaw Jones
Anglesey County
- Email address - alaw.jones@gllm.ac.uk
- Mobile number - 07842 429589
Caroline Jones
Gwynedd County (North)
- Email address - caroline.jones@gllm.ac.uk
- Mobile number - 07808 774924
Hanna Lewis
Gwynedd County (South)
- Email address - hanna.lewis@gllm.ac.uk
- Mobile number - 07842 438447