Learning for Everyone 2024-2025 - Catalog - Page 7
Learner
Story
York Learning’s careers advice team
discussed potential support that Claire
could access and what she wanted to
gain, and advised her. Claire already
had a dyslexia diagnosis, so her advisor
was able to make sure everything that
they suggested was accessible for her.
The team arranged initial assessments
for English and Digital Skills courses,
and Claire got started on a ‘Keep Up
with the Children in English course’
with Family Learning. Since then,
she’s completed her Level 2 English, a
digital skills quali昀椀cation, and has got
a part-time job and a plan for further
vocational training.
Claire told us that the support she
received from York Learning has
changed her life – improving her
con昀椀dence and self-esteem, and
giving her the opportunity to meet
new people and try new things.
“My advisor has been really great.
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Learner Story
Claire’s situation during her GCSEs
meant she didn’t achieve GCSE English
and maths. In 2023 she came to talk to
York Learning about her options for
learning and work. Her goals included
improving con昀椀dence, getting out of
the house, achieving her quali昀椀cations
and exploring job options.
Free* courses and workshops for parents,
grandparents and carers of school age children,
to give them the confidence to support their
child’s development at home.
Support
children’s
learning
Have
fun
Make
memories
Develop your
confidence
How Children Learn Maths
How Children Learn English
5-11yrs
(including qualifications)
Fun with Family Learning
Positive Communication
4-6yrs
Discover and Grow
Fun with Phonics
123 Go and Play
Stories, Songs and Rhymes
Early Start + 2-4yrs
Early Start 1-2yrs
Book onto a course today!
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