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You could start here for a basic overview:

 

Website of the UK government : Directgov

 

I haven't got the site addresses to hand, but try Googling lifelong learning, skills for life, learning + skills council, business link.

 

Good luck with it. The irony is that you're more likely to get funding if you are out of work, rather than in work and earning a pittance but wanting to further yourself :sad:

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....................yeah if your on the dole and claiming benefits you'll get all your NPTCs paid for.........................:mad1:

 

If your working hard on minimum wage and trying to better yourself you get nowt.

 

Worked and saved to put myself through them and its finaly paying off:001_smile:

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