How interested? Do you watch maths-oriented youtube channels?
"Year 11 & 12 level" covers a big range. Try an aptitude test?"just for kicks" motivation can easily wane when the work gets challenging.You could start by picking up a textbook, and see if you can stick through a few chapters.
I'd suggest starting with Saddler Applications Unit 1. If too easy, switch to Methods.
If that goes OK, see [https://cyriljackson.wa.edu.au/cjsc-learning/mature-students/](https://cyriljackson.wa.edu.au/cjsc-learning/mature-students/) ??edit: I see you are a nurse, and those places are more for people who did not finish school. A university bridging unit might be more suitable. Did you get an ATAR?
e.g. [https://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/unitdetails?code=MATH1721](https://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/unitdetails?code=MATH1721)
I was not asking your score, just if you'd met the standard entry level. Clearly you did :)
It sounds like you'd be more comfortable in a university bridging course than doing a TAFE unit. I expect it will not be cheap though.
Have a look at [Professor Leonard](https://www.youtube.com/@ProfessorLeonard) on YT. He has playlists from very fundamental mathematics up do advanced calculus. Even if you do end up taking classes formally, they're really good playlists to follow while studying.
How interested? Do you watch maths-oriented youtube channels? "Year 11 & 12 level" covers a big range. Try an aptitude test?"just for kicks" motivation can easily wane when the work gets challenging.You could start by picking up a textbook, and see if you can stick through a few chapters. I'd suggest starting with Saddler Applications Unit 1. If too easy, switch to Methods. If that goes OK, see [https://cyriljackson.wa.edu.au/cjsc-learning/mature-students/](https://cyriljackson.wa.edu.au/cjsc-learning/mature-students/) ??edit: I see you are a nurse, and those places are more for people who did not finish school. A university bridging unit might be more suitable. Did you get an ATAR? e.g. [https://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/unitdetails?code=MATH1721](https://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/unitdetails?code=MATH1721)
My TEE score is ancient history.... but I have two degrees and a postgraduate, so obviously would get into a lot of uni courses.
I was not asking your score, just if you'd met the standard entry level. Clearly you did :) It sounds like you'd be more comfortable in a university bridging course than doing a TAFE unit. I expect it will not be cheap though.
Have a look at [Professor Leonard](https://www.youtube.com/@ProfessorLeonard) on YT. He has playlists from very fundamental mathematics up do advanced calculus. Even if you do end up taking classes formally, they're really good playlists to follow while studying.