Take Charge of Your Future | It’s Never Too Late to Learn
Discover our range of Adult Courses that are starting in the New Year, specifically designed for ages 19+.
Over one million adults (19+) returned to Education between 2023/24.
One in every two adults in the UK are currently learning or have done so in the last three years.
86.8% of adult learners in the UK achieved a qualification in 2022/23.
We have a variety of short and part-time courses designed specifically for learners aged 19+
Build skills in Bricklaying, Plastering, and Painting and Decorating to prepare for the workplace, or enhance your general DIY knowledge.
Learn new skills including Laser and IPL Treatments in our professional Beauty salon.
Complete one of our brand new range of qualifications aimed at those working in the Health and Care sector who want to learn how to use specialist assistive technology.
Take your first step back into education with advice from our College support team.
Whether you want to explore your options or enquire about a course, you can get in touch with our friendly team who will guide you to the right choice.
It’s amazing how many people say to me “I really admire you for retraining.” Don’t get me wrong – it is a lot of hard work and you have to be committed if you are going to do it. But if that is you, it is so worth the time and energy. I have transformed my life to be working in a totally different industry.
Our short and part-time courses fit around your life, with many courses taking place in the evenings and during the week.
Study alongside like-minded people in a professional, friendly environment and become part of our adult learning community.
Our lecturers are practicing industry professionals, meaning you are learning up to date skills that are relevant to the modern world.
The course has given me the opportunity to gain real experience in education. I’ve had the chance to ‘try before I buy’ and learn the role of a TA without the pressures of full-time employment which has been really helpful.
I was quite apprehensive about coming back into education as an adult. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but our tutor was really welcoming, and the workload has been very manageable. It’s not as scary as you think.
I’ve really enjoyed the course, especially learning more about Special Educational Needs and how we can support SEN students. The course has helped me realise I want to continue studying to become a Forest School Leader.
“Coming back to Education as an adult really pushed me out of my comfort zone. It has shown me that I am capable of achieving great things. Recently I told my son, who is due to take his 11+, it is not about luck, you have to put in the hard work. So I’m glad I can set an example.”