Are you thinking about returning to education, retraining for a new career, or learning something entirely new?
Our Adult Open Day is designed to help you explore your options in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
If you’re not sure what to expect, here are five things you’ll be able to do when you visit:
- Meet the experts who teach the courses
You’ll have the chance to speak directly with our lecturers and support staff.
The Adult Open Day is your time to ask questions, find out what each course involves, and get advice on which programme might be the best fit for your goals.
- Get personalised advice on courses and careers
If you’re not sure where to start, our Information and Guidance (IAG) team will be on hand to help you find a course that matches your personal or professional ambitions, whether that’s upskilling, starting something new, or working toward university or employment.
3.Understand your financial options
Our Bursary team will be available to walk you through the options for funding your studies.
From a series of free courses for eligible learners, to payment plans and government-funded programmes, we’ll help you understand what’s available and how to apply.
- Discover the wider support available for adult learners
At EKC Canterbury College, we know every adult learner is different.
Whether you’re juggling work, childcare, or just adjusting to being back in education, we’ll talk you through the support available to help you succeed, from flexible learning options to our wellbeing services.
5: Discover apprenticeships with EKC Training
Apprenticeships aren’t just for those leaving school.
We have a range of programmes perfect if you want to start a new career or develop in your current role.
Our EKC Training team will be available on the night to help you learn more.
Whether you’re looking for a new challenge or a fresh start, our Adult Open Day is the perfect first step to your exciting future.
Pre-register today. We can’t wait to see you soon.
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