Full time learning

Full-time learning has the advantage of quickly increasing your earning potential. It may also be the most straightforward way of getting a vocational, professional or academic qualification. However, it is very demanding in terms of time and money and must be carefully researched and planned, especially if you have a family.

You may need to travel to college or even re-locate.  You’ll also have to find out what financial support (such as grants or loans) is available from government and ex-Service organisations.  Apart from this, you may be entitled to other benefits.


Your first step is to research what course is best for you. Follow the links in this section for information on the wide choice open to you.
 

 

 

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Online, open and distance learning
These are all ways of flexible learning, which allow you to work in your own time in a different location from the course provider and often at a speed that suits your needs.

Part time learning
This allows you to study whilst working or if you have other commitments like caring for a family.

Qualifications
There are different types of qualifications and these can be studied at a level to suit your needs.

Vocational qualifications
Vocational qualifications are usually taken at work and directly qualify you for the job you want to do.

 

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