Haringey Learns Courses

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop further their Maths skills at Entry 2 and Entry 3 and move towards undertaking a Functional Skills Maths accredited course, if appropriate.

This non-accredited course caters to adults seeking to enhance their Maths proficiency, with potential progression to Functional Skills Maths accreditation. Topics include mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and understanding basic mathematical terms and symbols.

This non-accredited course explores the power of data in bookkeeping. It covers bookkeeping terminologies, data organisation and presentation, financial statement components, and basic calculations. The course includes a Maths assessment to enhance your numeracy skills.

This non-accredited course is designed for aspiring self-employed individuals looking to enhance their skills in data analysis. With a focus on areas where there is a local skills shortage helping learners to gain confidence in dealing with data as a self-employed person.

This course is designed for adults with little or no ICT skills and low levels of literacy. The aim of the course is to become familiar with a laptop keyboard, learn basic ICT vocabulary
search for useful websites and how to create a password to log in.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop reading, writing and speaking and listening skills and work towards undertaking accreditation in English at Level 1.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop reading, writing and speaking and listening skills and work towards undertaking accreditation in English at Level 2.
The programme covers strategies to improve reading, writing, discussion and presentation skills.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop their Maths computation skills and written methods at Entry level to take a Functional skills Maths accredited course at
Entry Level 3. On this non-accredited course, you will explore a range of interesting real-life applications of Maths.

This is a course for learners who have low levels of literacy and to improve basic spelling and
grammar so that they can improve writing skills and write short notes or fill in basic forms.

This qualification course supports the development of key digital skills at Entry Level in 5 important areas: using devices, creating and editing digital media, using technology to communicate, buying and transacting online, and how to stay safe and secure when using technology.