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Checktember

Get your people checking their numeracy this September!

Get your organisation involved with Checktember now by using our toolkit below, containing all the free communications materials and templates you need to run an internal communications campaign.

Using the toolkit, your organisation can encourage staff, students, members or service users to take an annual check of their numeracy levels on the National Numeracy Challenge. The Challenge is free, easy to use, allows users to understand their current numeracy level, and enables them to quickly improve with tailored learning resources that are best for them.

And individuals can get involved too  the National Numeracy Challenge online learning tool is free for anyone to try, and adapts to your level as you go to give the learning experience that is right for you.

Checktember graphic: "10 mins a day, Check your level, Boost your confidence, Build your numbers skills"

Be sure to tag us in any social media activity, so we can see and share what you're up to!

Twitter: @Nat_Numeracy | Facebook: @nationalnumeracy | Instagram: @national_numeracy | LinkedIn: National Numeracy

Messaging information, templates & guide:

We want taking part in Checktember to be simple and effective, so we have put together a document including messaging templates for newsletters and social media, and a guide to using the email footer: 

Download messaging information and templates

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Share these videos with your audiences to get them using the Challenge this Checktember:

Try the National Numeracy Challenge

However you feel about maths, you’re not alone. The National Numeracy Challenge is a free and easy-to-use website you can use to improve your confidence with numbers.   

It’s ideal for brushing up, checking your level, or for catching up on learning you missed, and it’s all about the maths you need in daily life and at work – no algebra or trigonometry.

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