believe housing customers can now access almost 50 free level 2 qualifications thanks to a new partnership between believe housing and The Skills Network.
A learning provider which has supported over 1.6m people to develop life-long skills over the past decade, The Skills Network offer a wide range of courses to help develop skills and knowledge for everyone.
Funded by the European Social Fund, 46 free level 2 qualifications are available to believe housing customers through distance learning, to study from anywhere at any time.
The courses cover a range of specialities, including health and social care, childcare, hospitality, business, education, sustainability and personal development.
Customers who start a course will also receive a tutor from The Skills Network to support them through their qualification.
Claire Maddison, Employability Performance Team Leader for believe housing, said: “The free qualifications on offer from The Skills Network are a great opportunity for anyone looking to develop their skills and knowledge in a new field, or develop their understanding in a current skill set.
“This is an exciting opportunity for believe housing customers and we’d like to thank The Skills Network for helping to make this opportunity a reality.”
Anyone who wants to enrol on a course must:
To find out more about the level 2 qualifications on offer, visit believehousingcustomers.theskillsnetwork.com/
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