Certificate in Skills for Working Life (Entry 3)
A supported starting point if exams have not gone well yet. It is approved for 16 to 18 study, so it can be taken as part of a study programme.
17 providers teach this exact qualification.
South East5
11 months
They ask for: An interest in cooking and food
11 months
They ask for: An interest in being outdoors, nature and horticulture
11 months
They ask for: An interest in animals
Milton Keynes · 1 year
They ask for: See College website for details
Winchester · 148 hours
They ask for: See website.
Their versionFree
West Midlands3
Herefordshire, Ludlow, and North Shropshire College
Hereford · 1 year
They ask for: No formal entry requirements
Penkridge · 35 weeks
They ask for: This is a supported learning course for which there are no specific entry requirements and leads to an Entry Level 3 course. You will need to have a passion for
Their versionFreePenkridge · 35 weeks
They ask for: No formal qualifications are required, but you must pass a selection process and be registered as Electively Home Educated. Commitment to learning, attendance,
Their versionFree
Yorkshire and The Humber2
York · 1 year
Entry requirements not listed.
Leeds · 1 year
They ask for: No formal entry requirements.
East of England2
Norwich · 1 year
They ask for: There are no formal entry requirements.
Lowestoft · 600 hours
They ask for: Entry requirements available on request.
North West2
Nantwich · 35 weeks
Entry requirements not listed.
Nantwich · 35 weeks
They ask for: You do not need exam passes to start but you do need to be at entry level in literacy and numeracy. You will have at least one interview and an assessment of yo
East Midlands1
Northampton · 1 year
They ask for: Successful completion of the Introduction to Life and Work Skills course or an interview to identify your skills and support needs.
Their version£1,600
North East1
Morpeth · 36 months
Entry requirements not listed.
Their versionFree
Wales1
Rhyl · 2 years
They ask for: Please contact the college