If you meet the eligibility criteria then YES!

We connect you with learning providers that use government funding, in the form of the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) and the Adult Educational Budget (AEB).

We hope to get you started within 24 hours of completing the full enrolment process but this can vary depending on the learning provider.

Register interest and a course advisor will be in touch to provide you with more specific details.

Yes! On successful completion of any of our online courses you will be awarded with a nationally recognised level 2 qualification.

The qualification will be accredited by either NCFE CACHE or TQUK and regulated by Ofqual.

All of our courses are accredited by UK government-recognised awarding bodies. These include NCFE CACHE and TQUK, with whom we work closely to ensure our existing courses, and all new ones, meet approved standards of excellence and are certified as such. NCFE CACHE and TQUK are national awarding organisations that design, develops and certifies nationally recognised qualifications and awards.

The courses are designed to allow learners to fit their learning around their employment obligations and can be completed in a number of weeks or months, depending on the level. Our shorter courses are often completed within 6 weeks, whilst our longer lasting courses can take up to 3 months.

Yes! All of our Level 2 courses are 100% online.

You can only take one course at a time but you can take up to 7 in one academic year.

No, there are no exams. All courses require you to complete assessment questions based on the knowledge you have just gained from the units.

There are absolutely no charges for completing a course with us, thanks to government funding.
However, upon completing your enrolment if you decide to withdraw from the course without an appropriate reason, you may be charged an administration fee by the learning provider.
This will be explained in further detail during your enrolment process.

The courses we offer are all funded qualifications, meaning you need to be eligible for government funding in order to secure your a place. This information is a funding requirement and proves your eligibility.

Level 2 is the next logical progression after successfully completing and acquiring a Level 1 qualification. This level of education is usually undertaken during years 10 and 11 of one’s academic journey. It is noteworthy to mention that achieving a Level 2 qualification is equivalent to attaining GCSE grades that correspond with 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, or 4 – previously graded as A*, A, B or C.

Furthermore, there are various examples of Level 2 qualifications, in addition to GCSEs, that one can attain. These qualifications come in the form of O levels, where grades A, B or C can be obtained, or Grade 1 as CSE level. Other possibilities include Level 2 functional skills or essential skills, Level 2 awards and diplomas or certificates, Level 2 NVQ, intermediate apprenticeships, and Level 2 ESOL.

Therefore, for someone looking to further their education, Level 2 offers a wide range of qualifications that can be obtained, allowing for flexibility and diverse career paths.