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It is now easier than ever to combine work and study as the use of the internet and e-mail for communication has made distance and flexible learning so much easier and many Colleges and other providers now offer part-time study options which enable you to continue earning as you learn.
If you have few or no qualifications and want to go onto Higher Education, Access to HE offers a flexible one or two year course to help you get there , follow this link to a website to find out more www.access-students.org.uk
Take a look at the Open University options. Whether you start with an Openings course, a Level 1 course, or a higher level course in a subject you have already studied, you will earn points towards a degree. For most courses at the OU, there are no requirements for entry, but it's important to choose a first course that will get you started at the right level.
What are the Benefits of Studying at a Higher Level?
There a many benefits to be gained by studying at higher education level both personally and also financially. Here are a few:
- · To gain the qualifications you need for better paid jobs in the future
- · to prove to yourself that you can achieve a higher level qualification
- · to find out more about a subject you enjoy
- · to prove that you can!
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