What do you want to study?
You have so many options
Depending on your qualifications, you could take the academic route of A Levels and university, or you could choose a vocational pathway or apprenticeship that leads directly to paid employment. Whatever you choose, we can offer a fantastic learning experience.
All our courses include aspects of English and maths. If you have not achieved a grade 4 or above in English and maths at school you will continue to study these subjects via a weekly timetabled lesson.
Choices (Pathways to Further Education) 16-18 year olds
Develop the skills and confidence for Further Education study or employment.
Institute of Technology
The South East Institute of Technology (SEIoT) is a close partnership between high-performing further education colleges, universities and employers, helping to ensure that what we offer is based on what the economy and local communities need and that our students have the best possible career prospects.
A Levels
Preparing you for Higher Education or progression to work
T Levels
T Levels are a new technical qualification starting in September 2020
UKSPF - Boost your Skills Free of Charge
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is central to the UK government’s ambitious Levelling Up agenda, providing £2.6 billion of new funding for local investment by March 2025
Vocational Courses
Skills for the modern workplace
- Automotive Studies
- Building Services, Electrical & Plumbing
- Business
- Childcare
- Construction
- Engineering & The Built Environment
- English, Maths & ESOL
- Games Design and Creative Technologies
- Hairdressing, Beauty & Barbering
- Health & Social Care
- Hospitality & Catering
Access to HE
Opportunities for adult learners to get to university
e-Learning
Achieve a nationally recognised qualification, working at your own pace.
HAMEC
Harlow Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Centre
Supported Studies
Preparing you for independent living, paid employment, good health and community inclusion.
Employers
Training Opportunities for Employers
Online & On Campus
The pace of life is getting faster. We're looking for new ways to study alongside work and life commitments.