Ballymena (Thomas Street) · Vocational Qualification
Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) in Ballymena (Thomas Street).
Flexible (typically 12 weeks - 6 months). Entry Level - Level 2. Fully funded by DfE.
About the programme.
Rutledge Training delivers the Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) vocational qualification from our Ballymena (Thomas Street) centre, supporting learners across the wider Ballymena (Thomas Street) area. Our tutors combine practical workshop delivery with workplace assessment and digital learning via the Rutledge Learning LMS, helping learners gain Essential Skills certification in Literacy, Numeracy or ICT alongside the portable skills employers value.
Key facts.
- Type
- Vocational Qualification
- Level
- Entry Level - Level 2
- Duration
- Flexible (typically 12 weeks - 6 months)
- Cost
- Free · DfE-funded
- Location
- Ballymena (Thomas Street)
- Age range
- 16+
What you will achieve.
- 01Essential Skills certification in Literacy, Numeracy or ICT
- 02GCSE-equivalent qualification at Level 2
- 03Foundation for further study or employment
Who this is for.
Adults seeking to improve core literacy, numeracy and digital skills.
Frequently asked.
- Is Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) training in Ballymena (Thomas Street) free?
- Yes, Fully funded by DfE. Eligibility depends on age, residency and prior qualifications. Speak to the Rutledge Ballymena (Thomas Street) team to confirm.
- How long does the Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) programme take?
- Flexible (typically 12 weeks - 6 months). The exact length depends on the level you start at and your prior experience.
- Where is the Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) course delivered in Ballymena (Thomas Street)?
- Training combines practical delivery at our Ballymena (Thomas Street) centre (2a Thomas Street, Ballymena, BT43 6AU) with workplace-based learning, plus online content via the Rutledge Learning LMS.
- Do I need a job to start the Essential Skills (Literacy, Numeracy, ICT) vocational qualification?
- No, vocational qualifications can be undertaken without employment, although workplace experience strengthens the qualification.
- Who is this programme for?
- Adults seeking to improve core literacy, numeracy and digital skills.