Train to Gain funded training for NVQ Health and Social Care NVQ L2 and NVQ L3
Majestic College has been awarded train to gain funding for NVQ 2 and NVQ 3 training in Health and Social Care by the Learning Skills Council (LSC).
Majestic College is an OCR accredited NVQ Training Centre, and is also on the DIUS Register of Providers for international students on student visas.
Care and Nursing Home employers wishing to access fully funded training for NVQ Level II and NVQ Level III (Health and Social Care) for their eligible care staff should contact Cynthia Barker, Centre Manager at Majestic College.
Reader Comments
Are work permit holders who are here for more than four years who took NVQ and other short courses offered free in breach of their visa agreement which states that there should be no recourse to public funds?
What kind of courses? Are they employer funded courses? If government/agency funded the funding organisation should check before approving any funding. Many free courses are offered to all migrants and are funded b the ESF (European Soical Fund).
If in doubt seek further advice from an immigration adviser ormthe IAS.
I am a romanian national working as self employed in UK for the last two years. I want to register for NVQ level 2 in health and social care. Where do I start from? do I have to first register with the home office as student then look for a care assistant job and then register on the NVQ? I am really confused. Dont know where to start from. Thanks
You did not state whether or not you have a Yellow Card at present. You could register as a student on a Yellow Cards, however, as you are Romanian (EU Citizen) who has been living in the UK for two years, you may have other options and should take advice from an OISC registered immigration adviser.
i am a permanent resident here and i i want to register for my n.v.q level 3 health and social care whede do i start?
You should be working in the sector to complete an NVQ. Most healthcare employers could find you a ‘train to gain’ funded place, or try your local college of further education.