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Welcome.

At Leeds City College, we realise the importance of developing skills fit for today’s workplace in-line with industry demands. That’s why we offer courses specifically designed for adult learners, to help you refresh your skills.

We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach, we have a wide range of courses at all levels suitable for any starting point. We aim to help you take the first steps back into education and aid you as you achieve your aspirations.

Whether you’re looking to go further in your career, try something new or find that dream job, we have removed as many barriers as possible to help you succeed. Get to university in one year with Access to Higher Education, discover a professional career or develop your skills.

As well as providing you with the opportunities to gain plenty of new knowledge and skills, we also strive to support learners outside of the classroom. We offer flexible timetables, blended and online programmes, childcare support, academic advice and funding guidance for a range of course-related costs.

Take the next step and prove to yourself, and others, that it’s never too late to learn.

Our courses.

Access

If you are looking for a fast-track route to university our Access courses will get you to university in one year.

Professional

Do you want to train for a specialist role such as accounting, HR, management or procurement? If so, our professional courses could be what you need to succeed.

Vocational and Essential Skills

If you would like to change career, refresh your industry skills or develop your English, maths, digital or IT skills, our vocational and essential skills courses are aimed at students at all levels. Benefit from a part-time programme that will help you progress.

Leisure

Would you like to pursue your favourite pastime, make new friends, improve your mental wellbeing or try your hand at something new? We offer plenty of leisure courses spanning a range of subjects. Courses are suitable for all adults regardless of age.

You can find specific courses by using the index at the back of the guide. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Speak to our staff, they will help you find a course that meets your needs.

How to apply.

Applying for a course at Leeds City College is easy. Follow these steps and get ready to start your course!

1.

Search for a course by exploring this guide or checking out the adult and part-time courses on our website www.leedscitycollege.ac.uk. Call us for further information.

2.

If you can, attend a virtual open event to find out more about your course. This is an excellent opportunity to meet tutors and confirm if it’s the right course for you.

3.

Apply online using our simple application form at www.leedscitycollege.ac.uk. Enter your chosen course and your details, and we will contact you about the next steps.

4.

Enrol in person at the centre offering your course. This will be explained fully once we’ve processed your application and accepted your offer.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: 0113 386 1997 EMAIL: CONTACT@LEEDSCITYCOLLEGE.AC.UK

Our support services.

We’re here for you throughout your educational journey with us. To maximise your experience, here is some of the support that we offer.

Learning resource centre

We have lots of print and electronic learning resources to support you with your studies. For more information, please contact us or visit our website: www.leedscitycollege.ac.uk

Additional learning support

Please let us know if you have any additional needs so we can help you access learning. We have specialist support for sensory impairment, dyslexia and a range of other barriers and will sensitively assess your needs and discuss an appropriate support package with you.

Childcare

We work in partnership with Ofstedregistered childcare providers to help student parents with childcare costs and places. For more information, please contact us or visit our website: www.leedscitycollege.ac.uk

Counselling and wellbeing

If something is causing you stress or you are feeling unwell, you can talk to your tutor who can direct you to appropriate guidance and support.

Discretionary Learner Support

For adults in hardship, additional financial support may be available, subject to eligibility.

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