Accessing education, training or work can open up opportunities for long-term success. View the links to see lifelong learning opportunities.
Help to find and stay in education, training, or work
The Lincolnshire Adult Skills and Family Learning Service offers a wide range of courses supporting and enabling people to enhance their quality of life and opportunities. Courses are delivered in community venues, local colleges, schools and children’s centres, and online. Some courses are specifically designed to support parents and their families and are likely to be available in the daytime, evenings, and weekends.
To find out about opportunities in your area:
Visit Lincolnshire Adult Skills and Family Learning Service (2aspire) or ring 01522 782011 to find out about courses and training providers in Lincolnshire.
Read notices in local newspapers or on noticeboards in schools, children’s centres, doctors’ surgeries, community centres, libraries or voluntary groups.
Speak to friends, neighbours, and colleagues to find out what’s happening locally and what courses are on offer.
Adult courses at Boston College
Boston College offers a wide variety of part time courses for Adult Learners (aged 19+). There are many opportunities to gain new skills and qualifications for your career. Courses are available in the daytime and evening at our campuses in Boston, Spalding, and Horncastle. Courses include: adult bitesize, English and Maths, ESOL, part time technical training, distance learning, university level.
To find a full list of adult courses and to apply online, visit the Boston College website https://www.boston.ac.uk/ or for further information email info@boston.ac.uk or call 01205 313218.
Community Learning Centre - Louth
For information about Adult Learning courses at the Louth Learning Centre, including Maths, English and IT, please visit the Grimsby Institute website.
Transport and childcare support
Adults can sometimes get help with the costs of childcare and transport to help them attend adult learning courses. Please contact the course provider for further information – they should be able to advise you if you qualify for financial help with transport and childcare.
The Shaw Trust helps people overcome the barriers preventing them from finding meaningful work.
You can contact Jobcentre Plus about new and existing benefit claims, and use the Gov.uk website to find a job.
There are many employment agencies around Lincolnshire who help find jobs for candidates that are registered with them. Typical roles may include manufacturing, IT or agriculture.
There are many different routes into employment, below are several useful links to job search sites where vacant positions can be applied for:
Search and apply for jobs | Find a job (DWP)
Monster Jobs: Jobsite & Local job search | Find a Job today
Find 1000s of UK Jobs. Start your job search with Jobsite UK
Jobs in Lincolnshire
Jobs and careers with Lincolnshire County Council
Schools - Jobs and careers with Lincolnshire County Council
Jobs and Careers - Boston Borough Council
Jobs and Careers – City of Lincoln Council
Jobs and Careers with us - East Lindsey District Council
Jobs and opportunities | North Kesteven District Council
Jobs and Careers - South Holland District Council
Apply for a role at SKDC | South Kesteven District Council
Jobs, volunteering and employment | West Lindsey District Council
Vacancies | Lincolnshire Police
Care Jobs, Nursing Jobs, Social Care Jobs, Registered Manager Jobs. CareinLincs
Apply now - don't miss our latest vacancies - United Lincolnshire Hospitals
Vacancies :: Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Trust
The National Careers Service website offers advice on choosing courses and a postcode search to help you find a suitable class.
Careers in care
CareinLincs supports people who are looking for a career in care. Anyone interested in working within this sector can register for job alerts to keep up with the latest opportunities available or submit their CVs to the CareinLincs jobs pool.
There are also a lot of tools online to help with CV writing, topic areas to be covered within an application, interview skills and interview preparation.
In this section
- Wellbeing Lincs
- Maintaining a safe and warm home environment
- Finding appropriate small aids, or pieces of equipment and fitting them, or making minor alterations
- Supporting people to manage their homes and improving their life skills
- Managing household budgets
- Improving digital skills and the use of technology
- Helping those who live with a combination of long-term conditions to maintain or improve quality of life
- Help to find and stay in education, training, or work
- Building a better support network, social life, or volunteer work
Useful Links
- Boston College
- Grantham College
- Lincoln College
- Abbey Access Training
- CLIP Learning
- First College Lincs
- Futures Advice
- Inspire Education Group
- Lincoln City Foundation
- Louth Learning Centre (Grimsby Institute)
- Pelican Trust
- Riverside Training
- Steadfast Training
- Lincolnshire Community and Voluntary Partnership
- Schools and education (Lincolnshire County Council)