ONE-DAY MATH for Math on the Job

Contractors, Technicians, Trades, Business, Self-Employed

Cost estimates, budgets, materials and supplies, area and volume, graphs, percent increase and decrease, even the math needed for simple tax returns––all of the basic math skills used by most adults on the job are taught in ONE-DAY MATH. You will also learn how to teach math, so you can help co-workers and train new employees if needed.

Along with teaching basic math that all adults need on the job, ONE-DAY MATH prepares you to learn the specialized math for your particular trade or business. For example, when you are comfortable with all the variations of one formula (a x b = c), you can learn how to balance the load in an airplane; understand the relationship of watts, volts, and ohms; calculate simple interest; estimate travel times and gas mileage; measure the area of a room or outdoor space; and much more. When you understand how to measure the area of a circle, you can combine that with a simple formula to calculate the flow of a liquid through a pipe, whether it be an IV drip into a patient's vein, or a flood of water draining into a reservoir.