By aiming for a qualification, you can develop the skills you use in everyday life, as well as boost your CV or move on to further study.
Qualifications in maths, reading or writing are sometimes known as ‘skills for life’ qualifications. You take them when you’re ready, and at a level that suits you.
Get On courses cover a range of different levels, from complete beginners to GCSE level. Each level offers you a qualification that is nationally recognised.
Find out more about the different learning levels or call the Get On advice service on 0800 66 0800*.
No, all courses are for adults over the age of 16.
Learning at work is another great way to fit learning into your life and could help improve your career prospects. Many employers have facilities for learning at work.
Having a disability does not need to be a barrier to learning. Colleges will be able to meet the needs of students with disabilities and those with learning difficulties.
Find out more about the help and support available to those with a disability
Improving your English can help you get more out of your life in the UK. It will also help if you want to study, improve your CV or apply to become a British Citizen.
Find out more about the support for those who speak English as a foreign language
If you'd like to learn but are worried about childcare, try using the Directgov schools, childcare and nurseries finder to search for childcare options near you.
Many colleges offer extra financial help including Learner Support Funds for people who have yet to get basic qualifications.
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