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Adult Learning CentreSituated on Cottingwood Lane, within easy walking distance of the town centre, the Adult Learning Centre is a valuable resource right on your doorstep!
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Opening hours:Monday to Thursday - 8.30 am to 8:30 pmFriday - 8.30 am to 4.00 pm Full Level 2 CoursesIf you are aged 19 or over and do not hold a level 2 qualification, you can study your first full level 2 qualification (i.e. 5 GCSE’s) for free. You may also qualify for the Adult Learning Grant and get up to £30 cash a week. Please ask for more information if you think this applies to you.Qualification CoursesThe Adult Learning Service has a commitment to offering high quality courses that lead to nationally recognised qualifications. Some qualifications are assessed by examination, others by a marker looking at a portfolio of work that you have prepared. The qualifications available are outlined clearly in the brochure. Please note that a £10 certification cost is included in the course fee for all North East Open College courses.When you enrol on a certificated course you will be expected to take the examination or produce a portfolio for assessment. You will be supported to achieve the relevant qualification. If you are concerned about working towards a qualification please speak to your tutor or community staff. Skills for LifeWe know how important it is to have good levels of skills in English and Maths for successful study, as well as being able to cope better at work and in daily life. We offer free help with:
If you are interested telephone 01670 - 514021 for further information. Learner Support FundsWe know that learning can be expensive, so we offer a Learner Support Fund, which may be able to help you meet costs, such as tuition fees, travel, registered childcare, books and equipment and examination fees. If you need financial help, then speak to the community staff and they will be able to provide you with an application form. The Learner Support Fund is means tested and is a limited fund. You are therefore advised to apply as soon as possible after enrolment.Learning ResourcesAt our Adult Learning Centre we offer free facilities and resources which enable independent learners to study at a time to suit themselves. Please ring to check availability of rooms prior to visiting (tel: 01670 - 514021). Note: a small charge will be made for photocopying and printing.Disabled LearnersIf you have a disability and disclose your needs to us, we will make any reasonable adjustment to our building or course delivery to help you access the course and get the most out of it. Please ask us for help at any time.Information, Advice and GuidanceWe can give you friendly and professional information and advice about our courses, entry requirements and progression routes. If at any time you would like details about the content of a course and its suitability for you, we will endeavour to answer your queries or put you in touch with the course tutor. For more detailed advice on learning and work, ask community staff for help at any time. We can refer you to other specialists for more in depth guidance.The Northumberland Adult Learning Service Learner's CharterNorthumberland Adult Learning Service seeks to provide an accessible, high quality service. We aim to give you the best possible chance of success with your learning. We are committed to putting the learner first.Our commitment to you is to:-
Equal Opportunities PolicyHealth and Safety StatementSmoking is prohibited at all our venues. Emergency escape procedures and first aid arrangements will be explained by tutors at the start of each course. Learners attending any course involving physical activity, however gentle, should notify the tutor of any medical condition. You will receive a health questionnaire if you are attending a course of this nature. All accidents and incidents (including damage to property) must be reported to the course tutor immediately.Disclaimer
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