Training Opportunities
Are you interested in improving your CV for free in your own time? Leading e-learning provider vision2learn is offering you the opportunity to study online for a range of nationally recognised qualifications.
You can register for e-learning qualifications in Equality and Diversity or Essential IT Skills, all accredited by national awarding bodies and delivered 100% online. And, because vision2learn qualifications are fully government funded, you will learn for free upon completion of a short eligibility check.
The content for all vision2learn courses is vocational-based, so the skills you develop will have a direct impact on your performance in the workplace. This type of qualification is also highly regarded by UK employers in today’s competitive job market.
If you are interested in boosting your CV with a free Equality and Diversity or Essential IT Skills qualification, please click here for more information on course content and how to register today.
Providing skills and training opportunities for young Londoners
We are working to give young Londoners skills and training opportunities that are as varied as they are.
Accessible opportunities for every young Londoner
We are committed to ensuring that we provide opportunities for all of London’s young people to develop their skills and contribute to London’s success.
Our colleges and universities make us the world’s number one city for higher education, generating over £10 billion a year in goods in services and educating almost half a million students a year – 90,000 of them from over 200 countries around the world. Our programme of new academies will open up opportunities for young people in some of London’s disadvantaged areas, helping young people at risk and letting them show what they can do.
London’s apprenticeship provision has historically been poor, but we are bringing more and better apprenticeship opportunities to the capital. We’re supporting private sector apprenticeships, and encouraging wider recognition of the value enthusiastic young people can offer to companies. And we’re working to make more places available in the public sector, both directly and indirectly, in partnership with organisations like Transport for London and the Metropolitan Police.
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Training
Last year CSV training programmes helped over 12,000 adults and young people to develop new and existing skills, toget in to work, to discover and unlock vocations, and to help each other renew self-confidence.
CSV has over 30 years experience in training young people and adults looking for new skills and qualifications and helping unemployed people back into work. Through our dedicated training centres we offer free work and employability training andvocational courses across the UK.
Take a look at the map for training opportunities near you.
We also offer high-quality skills training to media professionals, and volunteer management training to charities, the public sector and voluntary organisations.
In schools, colleges and universities all over the UK, CSV delivers citizenship education, student leadership and peer mentoring training programmes.