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Are you stuck in a career rut, looking to further your ambitions or kickstart new ones?
Furness College is holding an Adult Education Open Evening this month with information about its full programme of courses.
From HNCs to degrees, short courses to evening classes, online learning and apprenticeships the college has a range of options, some free to study, that will help you get back up and running.
The event will take place at the Channelside campus on Wednesday 24th May from 4pm to 6pm with staff on hand to find a course to suit every learner.
Assistant Principal for Curriculum Sue Hannan urged people who were considering their career options to come along.
“Whether you are employed or looking for work, we have a range of courses that will help you get where you want to be.
“We revamped our adult courses at the beginning of this year to reflect the skills people were needing in the current jobs market.”
Some courses are delivered on-site at the state-of-the-art Channelside campus, while others can be delivered via distance learning to offer maximum flexibility to learners.
“In addition, applications are now open for our higher education programmes,” said Sue. “These include degrees in teaching and engineering and HNCs in health, computing, construction and business which start in September and can be studied here in Barrow, part-time around work and family commitments.”
If you are wondering how to finance your studies, there will be sessions on student finance at 4pm and 5pm and a talk on apprenticeships at 4.15pm as well as information about access to university.
The college also wants to hear from employers who have current training needs and are struggling to get the right skills for their workplace.
The Adult Education Open Evening takes place on Wednesday 24 May 4pm to 6pm at Furness College’s Channelside campus. For more information or to register, visit https://www.furness.ac.uk/adult-education-open-evening/
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