Links to Organisations
Featured Website:
Primitives visualisation of primes and multiples.
Do you have a favourite numeracy or maths site to recommend to colleagues?
About NANAMIC
The National Association for Numeracy and Mathematics in Colleges (NANAMIC) was formed in 1993 as an association of further education, tertiary and sixth form colleges with the aim of assisting colleges nationally to developing quality in all aspects of their work in mathematics and numeracy.
Recently we have introduced additional categories of membership in response to requests from individuals and other types of provider. Further information about membership is available below.
The association represents the sector at a national level and liaises with other associations concerned with these subject areas and wider areas of further education.
It responds to academic and vocational initiatives in mathematics and numeracy and works to improve the accreditation of achievement and the coherence and continuity of mathematics across all education sectors. It also advises on the role of mathematics and numeracy in aiding progression in education, training and employment.
On behalf of its members, the association monitors and provides information on such matters as curriculum developments, effective organisational structures and resources. It attempts to be a focus for good practice. Working groups are formed as necessary to review particular issues and produce position papers, and conferences and staff development activities are organised on a regular basis. These provide the latest information and ideas on the latest developments and in particular give hands-on experience of resources. There is a regular newsletter for members and our website provides a bulletin board, useful links and updates.
For further information about NANAMIC email committee@nanamic.org.uk
· There are three classes of membership.
-
Organisational membership is open to Learning Providers eligible for LSC or its successor funding. A designated nominee from each member organisation is eligible to vote at the Annual General Meeting to determine the policies and procedures of the Association and to agree the membership fees.
-
Individual membership is open to those who are involved in the teaching and learning of mathematics and numeracy. They agree to abide by the NANAMIC code of conduct and pay an individual annual fee. They are eligible to vote at the Annual General Meeting, to determine the policies and procedures of the Association and to agree the membership fees
-
Associate membership is open to industrialists, employers, suppliers and organisations and individuals with an interest in the teaching and learning of mathematics and numeracy. They do not have voting rights.
- All membership is subject to approval by the committee.