Build Maths Skills for a Better Future
Maths is more than just numbers; it’s a life skill that helps you make informed decisions every day. The Oasis Partnership is offering FREE courses designed to help you become more confident in using maths for essential tasks like budgeting, shopping, and planning for the future.
We provide a range of courses focused on practical, real-life maths to make daily life easier and more manageable, alongside digital awareness workshops to help you stay safe online.
Our welcoming, hands-on approach to learning will guide you through essential skills, including managing your money, supermarket strategies, and easy calculations for everyday cooking.
You’ll also learn how to protect yourself from online scams and fraud, empowering you to navigate the digital world confidently. No pressure, no grades—just real-world skills that you can apply every day.
Get in touch today to gain practical maths skills and digital awareness that will benefit you in both your personal life and career.
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Innovative Community Engagement in Financial Literacy.
At The Oasis Partnership, we are committed to ensuring that financial literacy education is accessible and meaningful for all members of our community, regardless of language barriers or cultural differences.
One of the ways we achieve this is by training community members, who speak the same language as our participants, to facilitate and lead our workshops.
This approach allows us to provide translated sessions, such as those in Urdu, ensuring that the content is clearly understood by participants who may not speak English fluently. Not only does this improve financial literacy, but it also helps participants enhance their English skills, making the learning process a dual benefit.
We have invested in the quality of our delivery by employing a dedicated manager to oversee and support our facilitators, ensuring supervision, guidance, and a consistent, high-quality service. Furthermore, we collaborate with local community connectors to introduce us to diverse groups, including African, Turkish, Ukrainian, and West Indian communities, broadening the reach and impact of our Routes to Work and Multiply programmes.
Additionally, through co-production, we’ve engaged participants in designing digital workshops based on their real concerns and interests. This ensures that our content is not only relevant but addresses the specific financial worries people face, making the training truly participant-led and impactful.
