We understand that the cost of training can often be difficult to cover especially if you are trying to change your career and are not in full time employment. This page highlights the key things that can help you cover the cost of your course. You may be surprised at how much support is out there.
Check out some of the options below:
Apprenticeships
We have just launched our City & Guilds 2357 apprenticeship. This course allows you to earn whilst you trainin but also crucially all or some of the cost of your course can be funded via government grants. For more information please see:
City & Guilds 2357 Course - Full NVQ
Electrician Apprenticeships Explained
We Accept Military Enhanced Learning Credits
We are ELC registered so military personnel can use enhanced learning credits for any of our resettlement courses which result in a nationally recognised qualification at Level three or above on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). To find out which of our courses qualify and for more information please see our resettlement courses page.
City & Guilds Access Bursary (Educational Grants)
Many students are not aware that they may be able to access funding for City & Guilds qualifications directly via City & Guilds. They may be able to help with the cost of courses fees, living costs (if you can't work while you study, travel costs, childcare and even help you buy the essential equipment that you need.
For further information simply call 0844 543 0033 or visit this page for more information.
Flexible Payment plans
In most cases you can reserve your course with a deposit and make final payment 14 days before you start your course. However for some of those more expensive courses, especially the course packages we can make individual arrangements to spread the cost of payments of a longer period.
Simply call 01293 529777 and ask a course advisor for more information.
