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Posted 19 April 2016

free government funded study at home course and dont forget to get your NUS card vision2learn

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  1. goneracing's avatar
    iibdii

    England only ??? how is it not discrimination ?


    Don't the Scottish get a free degree?
  2. premierfella's avatar
    I'd strongly advise anyone thinking of taking up a free course just for the craic (or the NUS card) to have a read of the FAQs, etc.

    Whilst those three criteria above are the absolute minimum, the wording suggests to me that these "free" courses (as stated above) are funded from the skills budget via the local authority, and it mentions the possibility of contacting your employer (presumably as part of applying for the course funding to ensure that the course has some relevance to your job).

    It also mentions that there may be an administration fee to pay if you don't progress through much of the course (so this isn't a case of just blindly applying for something of not much interest to you!)
  3. deleted382088's avatar
    steeze

    Where do you put "place of study" for the NUS card?


    In the hoose
  4. spiderontheweb's avatar
    philcribbs

    England only, would be useful to know this in title



    oh my, such effort required for one more click on something you may be interested in
  5. deleted1293669's avatar
    England only ??? how is it not discrimination ?
  6. Millsey1977's avatar
    Great company I have completed 3 courses with them!:D
  7. deleted41991's avatar
    I have just finished the 'Essential IT Skills Level 2' and it was really good, very impressed with the whole set up.

    When I initially went through the Vison2Learn site, I was told that no funding was available in my area. However, I did a bit of searching and applied via Somerset College:

    somerset.ac.uk/cou…tml

    Same course, all goes through under the Vision2Learn platform but for some reason they let me sign up.

    Might be worth giving them a go.
  8. skyla20's avatar
    is there a link?
  9. emanon12's avatar
    thank you
  10. cannotthinkofone's avatar
    scousemanblue

    No link



    Link works fine, but if it still lets you down you could try copy and pasting the address below.

    vision2learn.net/cou…ses
  11. deleted1040221's avatar
    Just a shame it's England only but heat added.
  12. AzureMoon's avatar
    iibdii

    England only ??? how is it not discrimination ?


    The courses are funded by your local council authority.
  13. ThunderBolt's avatar
    Nice to see a Diabetes Care course listed. I may have been diabetic for nearly 40 years, but it's taken its toll. Hopefully I'll take something from this. And the NUS card is a nice wee bonus to boot!
    Heat and thanks.
  14. crd67's avatar
    goneracing

    Don't the Scottish get a free degree?


    Free if you're Scottish and European but not free if you're English or Welsh but all paid for by......All Britsh Taxpayers! Clearly something not right - Just wait until the SNP increase taxes - More migrants but heading south this time!
  15. missmundy's avatar
    Heat from me. Lizzie18, FutureLearn and Coursera do free, online, university-level courses. Search them on Google.
  16. kiora_nas's avatar
    missmundy

    Heat from me. Lizzie18, FutureLearn and Coursera do free, online, … Heat from me. Lizzie18, FutureLearn and Coursera do free, online, university-level courses. Search them on Google.



    Done a lot of coursera courses and they are normally very good, though they are pushing for paid certification quite heavily. There has only been one course that i couldn't do as i didn't want to pay, though imagine that might become more frequent.
  17. HUKDUSER94's avatar
    I want to get my mum to try and move on and focus on new things after my grandma passed away recently. She used to be a full time carer, so she has nothing else to really keep her occupied at the moment. This might be just what she needs, so thanks for this. Are there any other similar services that anyone could also recommend?
    (edited)
  18. deleted832672's avatar
    So what type of Qualification do you come out with. I see "Level 1" and "Level 2" but of what?
  19. Savinglady's avatar
    Lizzie18

    Thanks. My application has been accepted :)Are there any other websites … Thanks. My application has been accepted :)Are there any other websites for free courses ?


    Try West college Scotland and Somerset college. Put them. In google with free distance learning and they come up. There are a few more that I know of but can't remember off the top of my head. They all offer more or less the same courses anyway
  20. countessf's avatar
    I put unemployed.
  21. rossco1874's avatar
    crd67

    Free if you're Scottish and European but not free if you're English or … Free if you're Scottish and European but not free if you're English or Welsh but all paid for by......All Britsh Taxpayers! Clearly something not right - Just wait until the SNP increase taxes - More migrants but heading south this time!



    ​actually education is a devolved power so it's not paid for by British tax payer actually. English tax pays for English education system and Scottish tax pays for Scottish education system. you can apologise later for being ignorant.
  22. skyla20's avatar
    sorry, my mistake link was not working for me, but is now. thanks
  23. 999kernow's avatar
    link not working for me
  24. deleted906016's avatar
    link not working for me
  25. scousemanblue's avatar
    No link
  26. coolcat21's avatar
    sorry if seems a daft question, but do you really qualify for a NUS card for home study?
  27. steeze's avatar
    Where do you put "place of study" for the NUS card?
  28. cocoguy's avatar
    How to get NUS card?
  29. scousemanblue's avatar
    How do I get an NUS card
  30. mr_bigg's avatar

    Interesting why would they need to contact your employer? Could you let me know where it says that so i can have a read?

    Thanks

    premierfella

    I'd strongly advise anyone thinking of taking up a free course just for … I'd strongly advise anyone thinking of taking up a free course just for the craic (or the NUS card) to have a read of the FAQs, etc.Whilst those three criteria above are the absolute minimum, the wording suggests to me that these "free" courses (as stated above) are funded from the skills budget via the local authority, and it mentions the possibility of contacting your employer (presumably as part of applying for the course funding to ensure that the course has some relevance to your job).It also mentions that there may be an administration fee to pay if you don't progress through much of the course (so this isn't a case of just blindly applying for something of not much interest to you!)



    (edited)
  31. jai47's avatar
    Signed up but my council are cheapskates and "there is no funding available in my area"
  32. ziggycj's avatar
    mr_bigg

    Interesting why would they need to contact your employer? Could you let … Interesting why would they need to contact your employer? Could you let me know where it says that so i can have a read?Thanks



    They may be able to get the course funded by your employer, if not it's funded by your local council or the college. The money has to come from somewhere.
  33. Lizzie18's avatar
    Thanks. My application has been accepted
    Are there any other websites for free courses ?
  34. yancoates's avatar
    steeze

    Where do you put "place of study" for the NUS card?



    ​You usually get assigned a college or uni that your doing the course through eg Easton& Otley College, so you would probably put that
  35. deleted1379189's avatar
    England only, would be useful to know this in title
  36. kiora_nas's avatar
    Sorry funding for the Diabetes Care – Level 2 course is not currently available in your area

    Just "Equality and Diversity" and "Lean Organisation Management Techniques" seem to be available in south glos
  37. deleted1379189's avatar
    spiderontheweb

    oh my, such effort required for one more click on something you may be … oh my, such effort required for one more click on something you may be interested in



    ​i was interested, I got excited about doing a course and then I wasn't eligible. do you want me to start posting all of the WAG initiatives that people in England or Scotland won't be eligible for but not include this in the title?
  38. 2minutenoodles's avatar
    Cheers for this... I have now been here 3 years so I can avail myself of this freebie Can you apply to do more than 1 course at once?
  39. jdbigguy's avatar
    philcribbs

    ​i was interested, I got excited about doing a course and then I wasn't e … ​i was interested, I got excited about doing a course and then I wasn't eligible. do you want me to start posting all of the WAG initiatives that people in England or Scotland won't be eligible for but not include this in the title?


    Posting any deal might give a little justification to your moaning.
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