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Getting the right skills, for the right jobs to the right people. Courses funded by the Adult Education Budget are a vital stepping stone for personal and career development for many adults. Get new qualifications and skills, with offer a variety of fully-funded Adult Education Budget courses to help develop your skills for and at work.
Recognised accredited qualifications and training courses to enhance skills.
Availale to those aged 19 or over (if aged between 19-23, you must already have a minimum Full Level 2 or equivalent qualification)
Programmes vary depending on individual requirements.
An apprenticeship is a real job with a contract where you learn, gain experience, and get paid. You’ll work alongside experienced staff to learn on the job and have the opportunity to put what you learn into practice.
Develop knowledge, skills and behaviours
Apprentice minimum wage and 5% training contribution depending on business size
Minimum of 12 months employment
Develop a motivated, skilled and qualified workforce with knowledge of your business
Avanced Learner Loan's can help with the costs of a course. Loan eligibility does not depend on your income and there are no credit checks.
Usually around 6 months
If you’re aged 19 or over and don’t have maths GCSE at grade C (or equivalent), Multiply offers free numeracy skills to build your confidence, reduce anxiety, and help you work towards a qualification.
Get help you with your household budgeting, support your child at school or advance in your career.
Multiply is a short course, taught by experienced and friendly staff that will equip you with numeracy skills to confidently tackle everyday challenges.
Allows you to build the skills of your current or future employees with low numeracy, creating a loyal and talented workforce.
Free government scheme led by local areas.
Variable, depending on the type of provision. Includes hourly drop-in sessions to full courses lasting a few weeks to a few months.
