Courses

Learning to code is essential in today's digital age. Learn the fundamentals with this introduction to the principles and practices of coding.

This 7 week course is great if you are looking to learn more about common childhood illnesses. This course will give you the knowledge you need to support their development and well-being.

Following the 2018 GDPR act, data privacy is more closely observed than ever before. Keep up to date with the latest regulation and best practices on this 7-week course.

If you work in health and social care, you need to understand the fundamentals of safeguarding in order to protect the health, well-being and human rights of the people you care for.

Understand domestic abuse and how to support and safeguard effectively. This includes employers, teachers, health and social care workers and anyone involved in safeguarding vulnerable adults, children or young people.

The menopause is having a huge impact on women in the working world - and it's something that half of the population will go through at some point in their lives.

This course will teach you about the role food and exercise play in maintaining health, what the information on food labeling really means, and how to use it correctly.

The need for medical care and the need for high levels of personal care in the UK is increasing. This fully online course allows you to learn how to care for those who need support in order to live their lives as comfortably as possible.

Anyone wanting to work in local authorities, schools, colleges, uniformed services or health and social care needs to be aware of safeguarding and Prevent duty and how to include these principles daily.

If you're looking to improve your understandings and awareness of learning difficulties, this is the learning disabilities course for you.

In this fast-moving world, technology plays a huge part in daily life. The care sector is no different. This qualification helps you understand the positive impact technology can have on people and the improvements it can make to their quality of life.

With over 4 million people in the UK living in social housing, anyone working in the sector should feel confident to support the people they come into contact with.