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When
embarking on a programme of learning it is vital that the course
you choose suits your circumstances and your own style of learning.
For many people, particularly those who are already involved in
a first career or have family commitments, the set hours and locations
of traditional educational establishments can be difficult to adapt
to.
Distance
learning with Training Poiont offers you:
The opportunity to study and keep up an existing job.
The flexibility to plan your study around family engagements and
other commitments.
The comfort and convenience of studying wherever you can create
an environment that is conducive to learning – bedroom, study,
library, workplace…
The chance to accelerate your learning to achieve your qualification
more quickly – no need to wait for others to catch up, no pressure
to keep up if you prefer to take things steadily.
Better access to tutorial support – available by phone, fax,
post and email.
Credibility in the eyes of employers – distance learning shows
dedication and motivation, attractive qualities in the job market.
Open
learning offers access and choice to learners of any age and ability.
Therefore, it is up to you when and how you learn. Most adult learners
want the flexibility to be able to control their learning so as
to cope with other demands in their lives. It also allows people
to overcome traditional barriers to learning, such as people at
home with small children or those who are in full-time paid employment.
Flexible,
study when it is convenient.
Access to quality learning.
An opportunity for all to gain recognised qualifications.
Study at home or at work.
Reduces geographic isolation.
Less pressure about failing.
Affords status and recognition of people as able people.
Self-pacing.
Relieves physical access barriers.
Flexible academic access.
Interact with qualified tutors by email, telephone, mail, or the
web.
Access for a range of disabilities/learning styles.
Flexible time-tabling.
Flexible learning.
More acceptable to people with disabilities.
Earn while you learn, you don¹t need to give up work.
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