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How long does it take to Pass Functional Skills?

Functional Skills Level 2 Online Courses Below you will find links to both our level 2 maths course and level 2 English course. The recommended study time for a level 2 functional skills course is around 50 hours.
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How long does it take to learn functional skills?

On average the course takes learners between 8 and 12 weeks however we have had learners complete the course very quickly and similarly if you need longer we allow up to a year for all of our Functional Skills courses. Do universities accept Functional Skills?
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Is functional skills hard to pass?

Functional skills assessments are not as difficult as people think, despite low pass rates, exams regulator Ofqual has said. An evaluation of functional skills (FSQs) assessments was conducted after concerns were raised that FSQ exams were “too academic” and “challenging” for students who were unable to pass GCSEs.
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How long does it take to pass functional skills English Level 2?

It can take as little as 1 week to complete your Functional Skills English Level 2 course and pass the test. Much quicker than GCSE English, especially if you have to wait 6 months to sit your GCSE English exams.
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Is Functional Skills level 2 easy to pass?

Functional skills are better suited to students who have failed in maths and English; however, that does not mean functional skills are easier. Just like GCSE and any other exams, you will still need to put in the hard work and revision.
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What happens if you fail Functional Skills level 2?

You'll have to make a new entry each time for Level 1 and 2. At Entry Level there are three sets of assessments per level for each subject. If a learner does not pass their assessment, they may sit the alternative test, providing there is a gap of at least 14 days.
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What happens if I fail my functional skills?

1.9 Free component resit for Functional Skills English Level 2 Exam – This gives you one free resit for one of the 3 exams which make up the Level 2 qualification. If you fail more than 1 of the constituent exams, a resit fee will apply.
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Is functional skills level 2 worth it?

As well as equipping learners with the knowledge and techniques they need, studying Functional Skills courses will be beneficial from an academic and career standpoint. This is because most jobs require English and Maths qualifications at Level 2.
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How long does it take to pass level 2 functional skills maths?

It can take as little as 6 weeks to complete your Functional Skills Maths Level 2 course and pass the test. Much quicker than GCSE Maths, especially if you have to wait 6 months to sit your GCSE Maths exams. Are you trying to apply for a job, improve your career options or progress in education?
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Can I just sit functional skills exam?

Great news! There are no entry requirements for the course. All you need for your learning is access to a computer or tablet and an internet connection. For your exam, you can attend one of our centres, or you can access the exam from home.
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Is a Level 1 functional skills a pass?

A level 1 functional skills qualification in maths isn't equivalent to a GCSE but a level is. As the equivalent GCSE grade to a level 1 is a 2/3 it is just below a pass.
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Are functional skills worth it?

There are lots of good reasons to take a Functional Skills qualification: Functional Skills covers the maths you need in most jobs. A Level 1 qualification in maths shows employers that you have the basics covered for many jobs.
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Is GCSE harder than functional skills?

Many people struggle to pass GCSE maths and English every year. What some people don't realise is that there is an alternative to GCSE that may be easier for them. Functional Skills qualifications are an equivalent to GCSE. They may be easier for those who are struggling with maths and English.
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How long does it take to complete functional skills level 1?

Typically, functional skills take up to 10 weeks to complete. However, this can vary depending on how you choose to study, your own work commitments and whether the course forms part of another programme such as an apprenticeship.
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How long is functional skills level 1?

The Total Qualification Time (TQT) for the Functional Skills qualification in Mathematics at Level 1 is 50 hours. The Guided Learning Hours (GLH) for the Functional Skills qualification in Mathematics at Level 1 is 45.
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Which is better GCSE or functional skills?

In a nutshell, Functional Skills equip you with life skills whilst GCSEs equip you with knowledge upon which you can build in the future. GCSEs and Functional Skills qualifications are ideal for anyone who wants to get to grips with the basics of English, Maths and ICT.
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Is functional skills higher than GCSE?

If you're wondering 'What is Functional Skills Level 1 equivalent to? ' these courses are equivalent to a GCSE Grade D-G (1-3), and Level 2 Functional Skills courses are equivalent to GCSEs at a higher grade.
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Is Grade 3 GCSE a pass?

Is a 3 a Pass in GCSE. As mentioned above, any grade below a 4 in the 9-1 grading system will be registered as a fail, so if you score 3 in a subject, then you will have to retake it to earn the qualification. Keep in mind that grades 3,2, and 1 are the equivalent of: D.
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What grades do functional skills pass?

The pass mark can vary from exam to exam. The functional skills maths level 2 pass mark is usually around 50% to 55%. Yes, you can sign up to the free version of our level 2 courses, and get access to free resources, past papers and the pre-assessments for both maths and English.
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Is functional skills level 1 maths hard?

For most learners, Functional Skills Maths is an easier to learn than GCSE Maths. The practical, real life examples make it much easier to understand.
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Is Functional Skills level 1 better than level 2?

Functional skills level 1 qualifications are equivalent to a grade D/E at GCSE, they are also a great stepping stone to move up to level 2 functional skills. We offer functional skills level 1 courses and exams for both maths and English.
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How to pass Functional Skills level 2?

Here are some top tips to help you prepare for your Functional Skills Maths Level 2 exam and achieve success.
  1. Identify your strengths and weaknesses. ...
  2. Use a variety of study materials. ...
  3. Practice, practice, practice. ...
  4. Learn test-taking strategies. ...
  5. Get support.
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What does Q mean in Functional Skills?

If the candidate is showing as 'Q' on the results section on Interchange, a result is pending or is currently unavailable. In each instance we should have contacted your centre in advance to explain why the result is pending.
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