Who is this course for?
This course is for people who are interested in improving their skills in creating tasty food on a budget. It is funded through the Multiply project, a new government-funded programme to help adults improve their numeracy skills. Good numeracy skills may unlock job opportunities and lead to higher wages or prepare for further study. They also help in everyday life, such as helping children with homework and budgeting money. These courses are for adults aged 19+ who do not already have a GCSE at grade 4/C (or equivalent) in maths.

Entry requirements
Learners must be over the age of 19 and without a level 2 qualification in maths.

How do I enrol?
To apply for this course online at www.oncoursesouthwest.co.uk and simply click on the 'How to Enrol' button and complete the Enrolment Form and one of our customer service team will be in touch or call to speak to one of our friendly Learning Advisors on 01752 660713. You will be invited to undertake an initial assessment to ascertain your levels of English and maths prior to entry on this course of study.

Course aims
You will learn how to become confident in the kitchen using a range of equipment, calculate recipes on a budget and understand food safety. In The first week you will learn some food preparation techniques and about how to Challenge the Cook. In the following weeks you will be asked to Challenge the Cook with your own 5 ingredients on the lowest budget possible. Suprise the Cook with your ideas and let him show you how to create amazing budget friendly meals using staple ingredients each week. Eggs, Pasta, Rice, Mince and vegetarian or vegan options will be included as staple ingredients.

How will the course be delivered?
Course shall be delivered via a face to face tutorials and self study in a space suitable for cooking food.

Will I need to study or practise outside the classroom?
You will be expected to find ingredients that you want to bring to "Challenge the Cook" between classes and it may help to review your notes between lessons to ensure maximum benefit from your course. It is always beneficial to practise your skills at home.

How will I know I'm making progress?
Your tutor will set objectives for each session and give feedback on how you are progressing. You will agree personal targets as part of your Individual Learning Plan (ILP), and you will review your targets throughout the course to check your own progress.

What will I need for the course?
Please bring a pen and notepad.

Progression
Maths courses or further Make and Measure courses are available. Learning Advisors will be happy to provide you with information of what progression is available. Visit our website at www.oncoursesouthwest.co.uk or contact us on 01752 660713 to make an appointment.

Career opportunities
Our Learning Advisors will be happy to provide you with information on career opportunities and will be able to help you make a plan of action to achieve this.

Please note:
Most courses attract a subsidy from the Education and Skills Funding Agency and can be used to match fund for ESF. It is a requirement of the ESFA that you complete various forms at different stages of your course, further information is available on request. Courses are subject to a minimum number of enrolments and could be cancelled if recruitment is low. In some cases, an alternative class at a different location may be offered. Terms and conditions are available at https://www.oncoursesouthwest.co.uk/learner-information/essential-information-for-every-learner Room numbers are subject to change - please check when you arrive at the venue.