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糖心Vlog

Last updated

11 November 2026

All 12 lessons of Maths for Engineering by Mo Squared in one bundle: a complete GCSE Foundation maths resit course taught through real engineering workshop tasks, for fabrication and welding, electrical and electronic, maintenance, and aerospace and automotive engineering groups.

Written by an experienced FE maths resit teacher. Every question uses real jobs, prices and measurements, so learners see why the maths matters to their trade.

The 12 lessons

  • Measuring and Tolerances (also free on its own)
  • Reading Drawings
  • Cutting Lists
  • Sheet Metal
  • Mass of Metal
  • Pipes and Flanges
  • Angles in the Workshop
  • Bracing a Frame
  • Electrical Formulae
  • Gears and Pulleys
  • Maintenance Data
  • Fabricate and Quote

In every lesson (4 files each, 48 files in total)

  • Ready-to-teach PowerPoint (about 90 minutes): Recall, Starter, key words and facts, then three parts, each with a visual method slide, I do, We do, 6 You Do mini-whiteboard questions and a timed task
  • Printable worksheet: Bronze, Silver and Gold tasks plus 4 exam-style questions
  • Exit tickets (two per page, with a confidence scale)
  • Full teacher answers

Why teachers like it

  • Click-by-click modelling: each click shows one step of the working with the matching part of the diagram
  • Visuals everywhere: steel rules, calipers, engineering drawings, cutting plans, circuits and labelled diagrams
  • Built-in differentiation through Bronze, Silver and Gold
  • Covers the GCSE Foundation number, ratio, geometry, algebra and data skills learners need, in a context they care about

Ideal for GCSE maths resit (post-16), FE maths departments, vocational tutors embedding maths, English and maths study programmes, and apprenticeship maths support.

Best used in Microsoft PowerPoint (desktop) so the click-by-click animations and answer links work.

Not sure yet? Try the free lesson first: Engineering Maths: Measuring and Tolerances.

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