Part-Time Courses (Adults)
It may surprise you to know that around one million adults study in colleges across England. In fact, most students in the further education sector are adults, rather than recent school-leavers.
These include students on university-level courses, people studying for a new career or a promotion, those who want to return to education and enjoy learning something new, and some who just want to learn life skills. It’s even possible to do an adult apprenticeship, allowing you to earn while learning on the job.
You can study full or part-time. Most of the courses we offer are open to adult students. In addition, most of our part-time courses, as well as those above Level 3 (A-Level equivalent) have almost entirely adult-only classes.
As you make the transition to college, you will be offered professional advice about your study options, fees and the best next steps to meet your career aspirations. In addition, you can look forward to enjoying your college experience with like-minded teachers and students who share your vocational interests.
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Early Years/Childcare 2 courses
If you are good with children and you like the idea of helping to positively contribute to their development, then a career in Childcare could be for you.
Early Years/Childcare courses
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English - ESOL 1 course
Develop your spoken, written, reading and listening skills with our ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) courses. Available at all levels.
English - ESOL courses
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GCSEs/Functional Skills English & Maths 1 course
GCSEs and Functional Skills are important to enable you to progress in your education or within your workplace. Higher education institutions and employers prefer a good level of English and Maths.
GCSEs/Functional Skills English & Maths courses
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Teacher Training 1 course
Our courses cater for those interested in working in 16-18 and adult education as teachers or in school as support workers.
Teacher Training courses