Adult (19+) Courses

Why study with us?

As a mature student there could be a number of reasons why you're considering studying at Redbridge College.

Maybe you're keen to further your career or are thinking about getting back into work after having children, or you might be considering going to university and need to gain further qualifications. You might also just want to pursue an interest or hobby such as photography or cake decorating.

Whatever your reason, we have offer a wide and diverse range of courses. Choosing to study with us will not only help you develop new skills and abilities but will also give you the confidence to pursue new interests and meet like-minded people in a friendly and stimulating environment.

Getting started

Whether you want to change career, get promoted or just learn new skills, we can help you identify which course is right for you.

Click here for more information on what type of course will suit you, the level of study and entry requirements.

Money matters

Some courses are free depending on the level of study, whether you are receiving benefits and what type of course you are taking. There is also financial support available depending on your circumstances.

Aged 24 or over? Click here to find out about 24+ Advanced Learning Loans.

Click here for more information on money matters.

UPDATE April 2012: With immediate effect the following additional benefits have been added to the four eligible benefits for fee remission for adults enrolling on to funded courses:

Carer’s Allowance
Child Benefit
Council Tax Benefit
Disability Living Allowance
Housing Benefit
Severe Disability Allowance

As with the previous four eligible benefits - Employment and Support Allowance, Job Seekers Allowance, Income Support and Incapacity Benefit - learners must sign a self-declaration form stating that they are unemployed and actively seeking work.

For more information please call the college's friendly Customer Services Team on 020 8548 7431.

Enrolment

You can enrol in person by dropping  into our Chadwell Heath campus, online at www.redbridge-college.ac.uk, by phone on 020 8548 7431 and by post.

For detailed information on enrolling on a course at Redbridge College and our opening hours, please click here.

What else can Redbridge College offer me?

We have a range of support systems in place for people with physical disabilities, students who need childcare while studying, support for students with health problems, disabilities and learning difficulties, and those who have English as a second language. Click here for more information.

Venue hire

Did you know you can hire out a range of facilities at Redbridge College?

Whether you need to hire a sports field, a hall, classroom or even a restaurant, we can help. We offer competitive rates and a range of additional servives such as on-site caterers and stage hire. For full details visit www.redbridge-college.ac.uk/venue-hire or call 020 8548 7428.

Spaces on 16-18 courses

A small number of places are available for adult learners on some of our 16-18 courses. You can view the 16-18 prospectus online by clicking here, or call Customer Services on 020 8548 7431 for more information.

What our students say:

"I'm so glad I chose to study at Redbridge College. The tutors are so helpful and they have great facilities. They offer so much support to anyone who needs it." Fardowsa Hussein, NVQ 3 in Professional Cookery.

"The tutor was very supportive, whether you were speeding ahead through the work or needed further assistance. I would definitely recommend this course." Lauren Shepherd, Microsoft Word 2007.

"I liked the idea of being able to stay within the college environment while building my confidence to move on to university. The Foundation Degree has proved to be a really beneficial course and has given me the transition I needed between further and higher education." Craig Briscoe, Foundation Degree in Creative Industries.

See for yourself!

Redbridge College Advice Night
Wednesday 28 November, 4.30pm-7pm

• Get impartial information on courses, careers and college life
• Speak to current students about their experience and tour the facilities
• Find out about the financial support available for your education
• Find out about additional support for students with learning difficulties and disabilities

Click here for full details.