It is holding an online open week from Monday 22 June to Friday 26 June, during which people will be able to speak directly with teachers and members of the student services team and find out what students think about studying with Adult Education Wolverhampton. To book an appointment, please complete the online registration form available on the website.
Adult Education Wolverhampton offers a range of courses which help people train for a specific career, while its Access to Higher Education courses provide a fast track to university. Other courses can help people brush up on their English and Maths skills or build their personal confidence.
Councillor Dr Michael Hardacre, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, said: “Despite the coronavirus lockdown, we want to ensure students can continue to enjoy the high-quality teaching delivered by Adult Education Wolverhampton.
“There are many reasons why people might want to take up learning at this time. They may have been furloughed or made redundant during the coronavirus pandemic, need to update their skills for work or want to improve their physical and mental health.
“Adult Education will be opening its doors virtually for an open week later this month and is inviting people to find out more about the courses on offer from September. So, if you want to take a new direction, gain additional qualifications, improve your existing skills or learn new ones, please join in between 22 and 26 June and find out what’s right for you.
"The good news is that many courses are free to learners or available at a reduced rate, depending on the course and your circumstances."
Meanwhile, people can keep learning, keep active and keep safe with Adult Education Wolverhampton which has responded to social distancing restrictions to launch a flexible, free online offer. The courses are aimed at people who want to learn something new, develop their job skills or look after their wellbeing. For full details, please visit Adult Education Wolverhampton.
The latest information and guidance around coronavirus is available at GOV.UK and on the council’s own coronavirus pages at Coronavirus advice and information. There’s lots of advice on how people can protect themselves and their families from coronavirus from the NHS at Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The council’s Stay Safe, Be Kind campaign offers clear and simple advice about how people can help themselves, and how they can support others who may be particularly vulnerable at this time. For more information, please visit Stay Safe, Be Kind.
