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This qualification is designed for learners who’d like to work as cabin crew. This qualification will: • focus on the study of an introduction to cabin crew • offer breadth and depth of study, incorporating a key core of knowledge • provide opportunities to acquire a number of practical and techni...

The course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to prevent and resolve common issues related to diesel engine failure. You will gain a clear understanding of the key systems in a marine diesel engine and learn how to troubleshoot and rectify defects that do not require workshop sup...

An introduction to autistic spectrum disorders.

The Foundation Certificate in People Practice provides you a unique opportunity to develop your knowledge and skills to build expertise in Human Resource Management. When studying for this qualification you will need to be registered as a Student member of CIPD throughout the duration of your studie...

Designed for adults, the course will provide the opportunity to achieve an equivalence of 3 ‘A’ levels so that you can progress to higher level courses in further education or to university. Completing this course will enable you to apply for higher education courses with us or at University, in a r...

Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW level3) and Introduction to Defibrillators

This course is designed to help those who do not have a qualification in basic English. The tutor will assess which level is right for you and will help you to improve both your written and speaking skills.

Designed for committed adult learners without formal qualifications, this course provides the opportunity to gain a recognised UK qualification which can be used to progress to university degree study, secure employment, or change/ improve career opportunities.

An in depth study of medical terms; including common conditions associated with body systems along with the medical specialities and common prescription terms.

On successful completion of the course you should:Be able to enter and combine text and other forms of information;Be able to create and modify layout and structures for word processing documents;Be able to format and present documents.