Level 3 Free Courses for Jobs Offer
The Level 3 Free Courses for Jobs Offer aims to help adults to train and gain the valuable skills they need to improve their job prospects and support the economy.
A Level 3 is equivalent to an advanced technical certificate or diploma, or A-levels.
The qualifications could help you:
- gain skills that employers value
- improve your job prospects
- earn a good wage
If you are 19 and over and have not already achieved a full Level 3 qualification you may be entitled to full funding (free course) for a Level 3 course. You will have to declare you have yet to achieve a full level 3 qualification and this will be cross checked against your Unique Learner Number (ULN)
OR
If you are 19 and over you may be entitled to full funding (free course) for a Level 3 course if you are:-
- Unemployed & in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance
- Unemployed & in receipt of Employment & Support Allowance
- Unemployed, in receipt of any state benefit and the take home pay is less than £345 or £552 (joint claim) AND you want to be employed or move into sustainable employment.
- In receipt of Universal Credit, and the take home pay indicated on the Monthly Award Notice is less than £345 or £552 (joint claim).
- Earning less than the London Living Wage – £23,302.50 (annual gross salary).
Evidence will be required.
Take a look at our eligible courses
London Recovery Flexibility
The Level 3 London Recovery Flexibility supports the London recovery in respect of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Level 3 is equivalent to an advanced technical certificate or diploma, or A-levels.
The qualifications could help you:
- gain skills that employers value
- improve your job prospects
- earn a good wage
You may be fully funded (free course) to undertake a Level 3 qualification if you are over 19, live in a London Borough and are enrolled onto a level 3 vocational qualification, of no more than 12 months, that is designed to provide progression to work
And you are:
- Unemployed & in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance
- Unemployed & in receipt of Employment & Support Allowance
- Unemployed, in receipt of any state benefit and the take home pay is less than £345 or £552 (joint claim) AND you want to be employed or move into sustainable employment.
- In receipt of Universal Credit, and the take home pay indicated on the Monthly Award Notice is less than £345 or £552 (joint claim).
- Earning less than the London Living Wage – £23,302.50 (annual gross salary).
This is only applicable to certain courses, and evidence will need to be provided.
Take a look at our eligible courses
Financial Support with the Learner Support Fund
If you have any questions please email: student.finance@morleycollege.ac.uk
