Enrol on a course

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• Identification evidence (click here for list of evidence we can accept)
• We may be able to offer you support with the costs of your courses. Please click here for more information and details of any evidence you will need to bring with you to your first appointment.
• If you have been referred by Jobcentre plus they will normally have provided you with a referral letter. If so,  please bring this with you.

The enrolment appointment is an opportunity for you and us to discuss your learning needs and to help you choose an appropriate course. Don't worry if you are not sure about the level of course or if you are not sure exactly what it is you want to learn. We can provide plenty of information and support to help you come up with the best learning plan for your needs.

Many new learners are nervous when first attending the centre so we have tried to give a brief outline of what you should expect. We do tailor these to individual requirements to suit you but you can expect your enrolment interview to follow the pattern outlined below.

• Discussion with a member of centre staff about the learning you wish to do and the courses we can provide. If you decide to undertake one of our courses we will continue with the enrolment. If not, we will try to direct you to other learning providers in the area or give you details of where you can get help finding appropriate learning.
• Completion of paperwork.
• Depending on the course you have chosen the process will be slightly different, see each heading below.

 
Skills for Life (English and Maths) Courses

• You will be asked to complete an initial assessment to assess whether you have Literacy or Numeracy learning needs at the level of courses we provide.
•  If you have a Literacy or Numeracy need you will need to complete a diagnostic assessment, this is designed to assess your skills in more depth so we can help you choose suitable course(s) for your needs.
• We will discuss your results with you and give you information and suggestions on the most suitable courses. We will also discuss how much time you can commit to your learning (we would recommend a minimum of 4-6 hours per week), and an estimated completion date.
• We will enrol you onto your chosen course and ask you to sign a learner agreement.
  

Home and Office IT and Business & Management Courses

• We will discuss your learning needs and aspirations and give you information and suggestions on the most suitable courses. We will also discuss how much time you can commit to your learning (we would recommend a minimum of 4-6 hours per week), and an estimated completion date.
• We will enrol you onto your chosen course and ask you to sign a learner agreement.

NVQs

• You will be asked to complete an initial assessment to assess whether you have the level of literacy skills required for this programme (if you are not quite at the level required we can help you address these needs - see Literacy and Numeracy information above).
• We will discuss your results with you and give you information and suggestions on the most suitable courses. We will also discuss how much time you can commit to your learning (we would recommend a minimum of 4-6 hours per week), and an estimated completion date.
• We will enrol you onto your chosen course and ask you to sign a learner agreement.
•  The NVQ programme require you to produce a portfolio of evidence to show you can meet the standards of the NVQ. We will discuss the best way for you to keep and present this portfolio, and give you a range of documents to support you with your NVQ.
• You will be allocated an Assessor for your NVQ who will be responsible for supporting you with your portfolio and assessing it meets the standards of the NVQ.

 

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