Loughborough College is set to host an Adult Education Open Evening to showcase the opportunities available for those looking to upskill or change their career.
Hosted on Wednesday 17th April, the event will highlight the courses available for adults who are looking to get back into education or training, whilst offering support from the Student Finance team.
A range or different courses and programmes are available, including full-time degree and access to degree programmes, as well as part-time professional qualifications and distance learning courses.
Those attending the event will receive advice on their future career paths and will have the opportunity to talk to a range of lecturers, course leaders and support services to help them make informed decisions.
Speaking about the event, Heather Clarke, Acting Principal and CEO, said: “Adult education is a core part of our further education offering and we have a fantastic range of courses available for those looking to upskill, change their career or get back into learning.
“This Open Evening will play a vital role in promoting the benefits of getting back into education, whilst helping people to break down the typical barriers they may face when accessing education, such as finances and childcare.
“Our experts will be on-hand to help get people on the right pathways to unlock their potential and find the right jobs. We can’t wait to see you there.”
The list of adult education courses includes:
- Professional Qualifications
- Distance Learning
- Higher Education
- Access to Higher Education
- Apprenticeships
- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
- GCSE English
- GCSE Maths
- Step Into Health
- Teacher Training
Also available on the day will be Student Support, Student Finance and The Careers and Enterprise Hub.
To find out more about the event and book your place, visit https://www.loucoll.ac.uk/adult-education-open-evening.