If you want general information on funding to support your learning, why not go to www.direct.gov.uk/adultlearning.
If so, you can get help. Here are some places to look for funding available to UK residents.
If you are recently made redundant you may be eligible for Government funding, through the Department of Work and Pensions. Contact your local JobCentre Plus and discuss your training requirements with a member of the Rapid Response Team.
Find out about the Government's Real Help Now agenda, which outlines what Government help is available and about its plans to get Britain through the recession.
If you're already out of work, or think you're facing it, the Learning and Skills Council website offers impartial advice on what training is available, and how you can benefit from boosting your skills.
Train to Gain is a joint investment between UK employers and the Government, aimed at improving the skills of employees. If you're based in other parts of the UK, you can also visit one of these sites for details:
The free local business support service, Business Link, has a Grants and Support Directory available for those looking to help fund many aspects of running your business, including training.
See details of 3,500+ trusts with over £362 million available each year for individuals in need. We'd recommend looking at Grants for Individuals or Grants for the public and voluntary sectors.
If you are living or working within the Home Counties (Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk) then you may be eligible to claim up to £1000 (VAT incl) worth of training, through their Response to Redundancy programme. The programme is part of the Beyond 2010 programmed and funded by the East of England Development Agency with co-founding from the European Social Fund.
Unsure of what help is out there? Feel free to call us for advice, on 080 80 800 888.
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