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TQUK Level 2 in Falls Prevention Awareness (RQF) is for anyone who could potentially work with those at risk of falling.

This course is especially useful those choosing a career in health and social care where working with vulnerable people is likely.

The Level 1 Award in Principles of Working in Early Years Setting (RQF) is designed to give you a strong foundation for further training in early years. The course is made up of 4 units which outline the core responsibilities you’ll have as an early years worker. 

The Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health teaches you the principles of mental health concerns in children and young people.

As the result of an aging population, experts predict the number of people with the condition will increase to more than a million by 2025. That will increase to two million by 2050.

Of the 700,000 people in the UK diagnosed with autism, 70% of adults claim they do not receive any support when it comes to functioning day to day.

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Perfect if you’d like to study an engineering degree at university!

The second stage of developing your payroll skills comes with this Skillsfirst Level 2 Certificate in Computerised Payroll for Business.

If you are new to payroll, or you run a small business, this course can give you the knowledge you need.

The final step to achieve the bookkeeping skills you need,  is this Level 3 Diploma in Computerised Accounting for Business. This course has been developed in collaboration with Skillsfirst and Sage UK and it is a recognised RQF accredited qualification.

This RQF qualification that builds on the Level 1 Certificate in Computerised Accounting for Business. This Level 2 course demonstrates how Sage 50cloud Accounts makes daily accounting tasks easier, by mastering its more advanced functions.

A course that will get you ready for using Sage accounting software in double-entry bookkeeping. You will learn basic concepts of bookkeeping, as well as a full introduction to the Sage platform.

History is the study of key features and characteristics of our past. It is the social science of analysing events and making judgements based on the evidence.

History at A Level is a marked step up from GCSE. It will build on the skills you have learned so you will be able to analyse the accuracy of historic accounts. In so doing you will have the capacity to draw together multiple sources to create your own interpretation of events.

Physics is the study of matter, its motion and its behaviour through space and time. It is the most fundamental of science disciplines and its main goal is to understand how the universe behaves.

Studying physics at A Level gives you the opportunity to develop your theoretical and practical knowledge of the subject. You will be challenged to carry our experimental and investigative activities in a range of areas. All designed to prepare you for university study.

Did you leave school without the business GCSE you wanted? Or perhaps you’re looking for a qualification that will help you kick-start your business career? If so, this online GCSE business course will help you achieve the qualification you need to reach your full potential.

This course explores the contemporary models, theories and techniques used in successful business development. This thought-provoking content is engaging and relevant to today’s business sector both in the UK and globally.

GCSE Sociology gives you the knowledge and understanding of key social structures, processes and issues. You will do this through the study of families, education, crime and deviance and social stratification.

Sociology is the study of how people interact in groups. A Level sociology examines social behaviour from a variety of perspectives, how it originates and then develops. The course also explores the ways people are organised into groups according to distinctions such as class, gender and race.

Did you leave schools without a C in GCSE English? Would you like to study A-level English Literature in the future or perhaps embark on a career working with words? Then our GCSE English Literature course is perfect for you.

Did you leave education after school but would love to study English literature at a higher level? Do you need an English A Level to access your dream degree programme at university? Then our A Level English Literature course is just what you need to take your learning to the next level and unlock your future.

A GCSE in economics allows you to study how society deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, using finite resources.

Studying your A Level in economics you will apply economic theory to support analysis of current economic problems and issues. You will learn the difference between microeconomies and macroeconomies and appreciate the relationships between them.