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Numeracy assessment

The test is taken online on our Moodle site in weeks 1 and 2.

Calculators are permitted and will be required for some questions. The test lasts 30 minutes and is in a Questionmark Perception format, with a time limit in operation once the test begins. If you are required to take this assessment test, your department will contact you and arrange for you to take this test online in a computer lab.

Please be aware: this is not a test that has to be passed. It is a diagnostic assessment of an individual student's numeracy skills and allows the Skills Centre to decide whether or not to recommend that a student undertakes the In-Sessional Numeracy Support programme. Any student, in any department, whatever mark they achieve in the assessment test, is welcome to take the programme. The six named departments in the Numeracy Training Overview table will coordinate the testing of their students. The Skills Centre will analyse the results, inform the students of their results and will arrange for those students whose results indicate a need for development of numeracy to enrol on the programme.

Structure of the assessment

There is no formal assessment at the end of the programme. Students completing the programme will be asked to take a similar, informal assessment test. The results of each student's initial and final assessment tests, and a record of their attendance, will be forwarded to the student and to their department at the end of the term.