This unit standard is intended for individuals seeking recognition at Further Education and Training levels or fulfilling fundamental NQF requirements. It covers the application of mathematics in financial instruments, interest calculations, cost and revenue analysis, and economic debates.
This unit standard aims to develop confident mathematical literacy relevant to everyday life and occupational experiences. It encourages critical awareness of mathematics' role in society and enhances problem-solving skills in practical and geometrical contexts.
This unit standard focuses on data collection, organization, and statistical problem solving using probability models. Learners develop critical thinking skills to interpret and apply probability and statistics in real-world decision making.
Focuses on applying mathematical concepts to manage financial instruments and economic aspects relevant to real estate and business environments.
Covers understanding and solving problems related to geometry and spatial reasoning in two and three dimensions.
Introduces statistical and probabilistic methods for data analysis, modeling, and decision-making in real-world contexts.
In the Real Estate Mathematics course, English Literacy is essential for understanding client instructions, interpreting regulatory guidelines, and clearly communicating financial and property information in both written and verbal formats.
Mathematical Literacy equips learners with the ability to perform calculations related to property valuations, interest rates, commissions, and investment returns—skills that are fundamental to success in the real estate sector.