Learner Information

Now that the “home office” has become the norm, the need for further education in specific areas has increased. Technology continues to herald new ways of doing business and new economic opportunities. This presents challenges but also new possibilities – certain job roles will disappear or be redefined, and emerging job roles will require new and different skillsets. We must exploit and enhance cutting edge technological areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Data Analytics, the Internet of Things.

Courses such as ‘Digital Marketing – Skills to Advance’, ‘ICDL Workforce’, and web site development are particularly practical and will be suitable to employees in all types of industries. 

With the status of workplaces continuously changing throughout the pandemic, particularly in relation to the hospitality industry, those in a position of leadership have been faced with an evolving roadmap of expectations and responsibilities. 

As part of the Skills to Advance programme, the ‘Developing Leaders for Hospitality and Tourism’ course is perhaps now more relevant than ever, aiming to equip learners with the ability to oversee the general daily operations of a hospitality or tourism establishment, including hospitality training,  culinary arts and cooking , health and safety course, etc.

With day courses, evening courses and apprenticeships on offer across many different disciplines, the facility aims to provide further education and training to meet the needs of the local economy.