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Formulae

This course provides a foundational understanding of mathematical formulae, covering their definition, purpose, and application. Learners will explore how to substitute values...

Open eLMS 5.0(2) Created 19/09/2025

Fractions

This course provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and working with fractions, a fundamental concept in mathematics. Learners will explore how to divide objects, iden...

Open eLMS 4.3(3) Created 03/09/2025

Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

This course provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages. Learners will explore essential conversion techniques,...

Open eLMS 4.5(4) Created 06/11/2025

Genesis: A Biblical Tale

Exceptional customer service is the ultimate competitive advantage and the lifeblood of any successful organization. This practical e-learning course is designed to equip your...

Open eLMS Created 05/12/2025

Geometric Constructions: Angles, Triangles, Bisectors

Geometric constructions involve creating geometric figures using only two tools: a compass and an unmarked straightedge, often referred to as a ruler. This ancient practice, d...

Open eLMS Created 25/11/2025

Geometric Constructions: Perpendicular Lines and Bisectors

Geometric constructions are a foundational aspect of geometry, involving the creation of geometric figures using only two basic tools: a compass and a straightedge (ruler). Th...

Open eLMS Created 25/11/2025

Geometric Loci: Construction and Regions

A locus is defined as a set of points that satisfy a specific geometric condition. These conditions can range from simple distance requirements to more complex relationships b...

Open eLMS Created 25/11/2025

Geometry: Area and Perimeter of Compound Shapes

Compound shapes are figures made up of two or more basic geometric shapes, such as rectangles, triangles, or circles. Calculating their area and perimeter often requires a str...

Open eLMS Created 25/11/2025

Geometry: Area of Circles and Composite Shapes

The area of a circle is the space enclosed within its boundary. To calculate this, you need to know the formula: Area = π × Radius², often written as A = πr². This formula is...

Open eLMS Created 25/11/2025

Gradients of Lines

This course introduces the fundamental concept of gradients in straight-line graphs, explaining how they measure steepness and how to calculate them using the "distance up ove...

Open eLMS 5.0(2) Created 03/10/2025