Teaching assistants support teachers by ensuring children are making the most of their time at school, both academically and personally. They work with children individually and in groups to complete assigned tasks as well as deliver lessons so the class teacher can carry out other duties. It’s a varied and rewarding role, one in which you will get to help children develop and grow. We offer a wide range of online recognised qualifications that will give you the knowledge you need to... View Centre

As an early years educator you will inspire and excite children through their early development. You will motivate children through imaginative learning and provide them a safe and secure environment to develop their social and communication skills. Studying an online course in early years education with us will give you the knowledge and skills you need to work in a childcare setting. Your studies will also help you to enrol in an early years teaching degree. View Centre

Do you dream of working in foot health? Would you love to set up your own practice and begin a lucrative business as an independent foot health practitioner? Then enrolling on one of our accredited foot care courses is a step in the right direction. View Centre

If you’re searching for a qualification that will unlock your future career in health and social care, look no further. From introductory programmes to health and social care level 3 courses, you’ll find the course to help you succeed below. View Centre

This is the Stonebridge Associated Colleges Faculty for Access to Higher Education Diploma courses, designed to prepare you for university. Most high-level professions require you to have a degree, and you need qualifications to reach this step in your academic career. Traditionally, only A Levels would secure university entry, but most establishments now accept Access to HE Diplomas instead. If you want to work in the world of engineering, nursing, midwifery, psychology, education,... View Centre

Having a solid understanding of English and Maths is important for the working world as well as everyday life. Most jobs require you to have either GCSEs or Level 2 qualifications in these subjects, and the same rule can apply to further education. While it is not a definitive rule across the board, it is an advantage to have knowledge of these subjects. Functional Skills are Level 2 qualifications, so if you did not obtain GCSEs at school, you can study for these nationally recognised... View Centre