GENERAL MATHEMATICS (Core)

Course Description:

This course deepens learners’ understanding of concepts and techniques drawn from numbers and algebra, geometry and measurement, and statistics. It aims to strengthen their mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, critical thinking skills, and

statistical analysis essential to their preparation for professional and creative work, research, innovation in a specialized field, and various career opportunities. It emphasizes applying quantitative methods in real-life and structured academic and professional

settings, providing them opportunities to excel and adapt to diverse environments independently and collaboratively. It refines their ability to analyze real-world data, make informed decisions, and effectively communicate results using appropriate language and

technology, making them ready for various educational and employment pathways.

Prerequisite: None

Time Allotment: 160 hours for one year, 4 hours per week

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