You want a fresh start. You are ready to get back into education and aim for university.

You’re determined. You’re up for the challenge of an intensive one-year course that gets you moving fast.

You want confidence towards the next step. You’re keen to sharpen your essay writing, research, and study skills before stepping into university life.

You’re future-focused. You see Access as your stepping stone to the degree and career you’ve always wanted.

You want to learn with like-minded people. You like the idea of being in a class of motivated adults pursuing similar goals.

You like numbers. You enjoy working with numbers, solving math problems, or managing your own money.

You’re detail oriented. Accounting requires accuracy. You enjoy getting into the details, it’s important to you to get data and information just right so they line up and make sense.

You are a problem solver. You often find and fix errors. If you like puzzles, this could be interesting for you.

You want a stable career. Accounting offers a reliable career path with lots of job options and room to grow, especially if you’re interested in understanding how businesses handle money.

The T Level in Accounting is a full-time programme designed for young learners (16-18) who are new to accounting, progressing from GCSE’s, that want to build a strong foundation in the subject.

The course provides a structured route into employment, apprenticeships, or further study via:

– Classroom learning with a substantial industry placement

– Support with the development of core accounting knowledge

– Employability skills, and real workplace experience

Our AAT accounting courses are designed for adult learners aged 19 and over who are focused on career progression, reskilling, or professional development.

These courses are suitable for learners already:

– Working in finance, accounts, or bookkeeping

– Career changers seeking a recognised, industry-standard qualification or progression into more senior roles or further study.

– Learners looking to develop practical, workplace-relevant accounting skills while gaining a nationally recognised AAT qualification

Studying accounting can lead to a wide range of roles across finance and business. Career outcomes will depend on the course taken, level of study, and further experience.

Entry-level and foundation roles (Typically following a T Level in Accounting or early-stage study):

– Accounts Assistant

– Bookkeeper (entry level)

– Purchase Ledger Clerk

– Payroll Assistant

– Wage Clerk

Professional and progression roles (Typically following AAT qualifications and further experience):

– Financial and Accounting Technician

– Payroll Manager

– Payments and Billing Manager

– Tax Assistant

– VAT Accountant

Senior and specialist roles (With further professional study and experience):

– Chartered Accountant

– Certified Accountant

You love creating. You’re always drawing or making things, and enjoy expressing yourself visually.

You like experimenting. You crave to explore new materials, techniques, and ideas in your creativity.

You want a creative career. You see yourself in design fields such as graphic design, fashion, interiors, architecture, photography, fine art, embroidery, and textiles, 2D and 3D design.

You’re detail oriented: You have an eye for detail and enjoy putting things together with precision and play.

You’re interested in design software: You’re want to learn tools like Photoshop and Illustrator to help you implement your design ideas.

Art and Design can lead to a wide range of creative careers across industries, from digital design to fashion, media and the built environment.

Architecture and Built Environment
Architect
Urban Planner

Education and Community
Art Teacher
Art Therapist

Fashion and Textiles
Fashion Designer
Textile Designer

Fine Art and Curation
Artist
Gallery Curator

Graphic and Digital Design
Graphic Designer
UI/UX Designer
Art Director

Illustration, Animation and Games
Illustrator
Animator
Game Designer

Interior and Spatial Design
Interior Designer
Set Designer

Media and Entertainment
Production Designer
Concept Artist

Product and Industrial Design
Product Designer
Industrial Designer

Photography and Content Creation
Photographer
Visual Content Creator

You have a passion for beauty. You love makeup, skincare, beauty products, and hairstyling.

You like personal styling. You like experimenting with personal style, colour, looks, and make-up.

You enjoy working with people. You find it rewarding to help others pin-point and achieve their desired look.

You follow and adapt to industry trends. You’re open to learning new trends and techniques, you like working in an industry that is influenced by science and creativity.

You want a flexibility in your career. You want more dynamic routine options in your work schedule.

Whether you’re starting your career, changing direction or returning to work, the beauty industry offers a wide range of career opportunities. Our Beauty Therapy courses for adults provide a strong foundation in in-demand treatments, alongside the skills and certification required to work professionally.

With growing demand for beauty and wellness services, these courses prepare you to succeed in a fast-moving and evolving industry.

Whether you’re starting out as a junior hairdresser or looking to build on existing skills, our courses develop your understanding of the industry through hands-on training. You’ll learn core techniques including cutting, colouring, styling and client care in a professional environment.

With demand for skilled hairdressers continuing to grow, these courses prepare you to work with modern trends, techniques and products, equipping you for employment or progression in the industry.

Our Beauty and Hairdressing courses are currently offered at two well established academies in Stanmore and the local area.

We have several intakes throughout the year. For more information on current levels, locations, and start dates, please view the range of courses below, apply now or contact us.

Hair and Beauty qualifications can lead to a wide range of roles across the beauty, wellness and hairdressing industries, including:

Beauty Therapy and Skincare
Beauty Therapist
Skincare Specialist
Aesthetic Practitioner

Massage and Wellness
Massage Therapist
Holistic Therapy Specialist

Hairdressing
Junior Hairdresser
Senior Hairdresser
Mobile Hairdresser

Education and Training
Beauty Educator
Hairdressing Educator

Business and Self-Employment
Salon Owner
Freelance Hair or Beauty Specialist

Brand and Retail
Brand Ambassador
Beauty or Hair Product Specialist

You are curious about business. You enjoy learning about how businesses operate, the departments, procedures and operations that have to be in place for a business to run well.

You want to develop powerful skills. You desire leadership, communication, critical thinking skills, and know-how for great collaboration.

You have a vision and goals. You see yourself pursuing a career in management, leadership, consulting, and the implementation of innovative entrepreneurial ideas.

You want to work with teams. You like collaborating with others, sharing ideas, teamwork, and group projects.

You move with the times. You like learning about the ever-changing economics that influence business trends and market shifts.

You have a problem solving mindset. You enjoy analysing situations, unravelling solutions, thinking critically and creatively.

Business qualifications can lead to a wide range of roles across industries, including:

Accounting and Finance
Accountant
Financial Analyst
Banking Associate

Marketing and Sales
Marketing Executive
Digital Marketing Specialist
Sales Executive

Human Resources
HR Assistant
HR Advisor

Management and Operations
Business Manager
Operations Coordinator
Project Coordinator

Customer Service and Retail
Customer Service Advisor
Retail Manager

Law and Public Services
Legal Assistant
Civil Service Officer

Entrepreneurship
Business Owner
Start-up Founder

You are practical and hands-on. You like working with tools, materials, and real-world projects.

You want to make an impact. You’re interested in shaping the spaces people live, work, and play in.

You enjoy solving problems. You like planning, measuring, and finding solutions that make projects work.

You’re a good coordinator. You’re confident working with different people to get the job done.

You’re looking for strong career prospects. You want a career with high demand, good pay, and room to grow.

A qualification in Construction can lead to a wide range of careers across the built environment. From designing sustainable buildings to managing large construction projects, these roles help shape the places where people live, work and learn.

Possible career paths include:

Project and Site Management
Project Manager
Project Planner
Construction Manager
Pre-Construction Manager

Commercial and Bidding
Bid Manager
Estimator
Quantity Surveyor

Design and Digital Construction
Architect
BIM Manager
Design Manager

Sustainability and Green Construction
Sustainability Manager
Sustainable Materials Consultant

Building Systems and Facilities
Building Services Engineer
Facilities Manager

Mostly coursework, fewer high-pressure exams

Learn by doing, not just memorising

Builds practical skills over time

Split between classroom learning and real industry placement

Spend time working with an employer

Best if you want direct experience of the job

Designed for creative industries

Project-based, portfolio-focused Ideal for art, design, media

Build and create your portfolio

We offer full-time courses and essential qualifications for 16-18 year students. We also offer T Levels (equivalent to 3 A levels), and vocational courses that include practical learning as part of the curriculum. These will prepare you for employability, and for the next stage in your education and career.

View all our course departments here.

We offer a variety of part-time vocational programmes and academic courses. You can find qualifications to advance your career, open new opportunities, or deepen your knowledge in a particular field. We also offer short Leisure and Community courses to help you develop new skills for your work or for yourself.

View all our course departments here.

Vocational courses have a focus on developing your practical skills. They include a mix of classroom learning and real-world experience, such as work placements or practical assignments, which help you build the skills that employers in that field are looking for. The goal is to equip you with job ready skills and relevant industry knowledge so you can enter the workforce with confidence, advance in your current role, or even pursue further study in the same field. They are different from academic courses that emphasise theory. Vocational courses are available depending on the subject and field you want to study.

View all our course departments here.

We offer courses at multiple Levels, from Entry Level to Levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. We also offer T Levels courses that are Level 3, and equivalent to 3 A levels. We also provide Foundation courses with extra support.

Get more details about entry requirements and types of qualifications here.

You can easily apply right now with our online application form. Once you’ve submitted your details look out for a confirmation email from us with further information.

Click here to apply now!

Course fees vary depending on the course you are enrolling on, and other eligibility criteria. The criteria depends on whether you are a young learner, an adult learner, and on your personal circumstances. In some cases courses are free and in other cases, you would have to pay. When you come to the College for enrolment, you will have a fee assessment with our dedicated fee advisors. They will check if you meet the eligibility requirements and inform you if the course is free or if there is a fee due. They can also provide information about what kind of funding support you may be eligible for, if any. 

You can get detailed information on our financial support page. Please note that you must meet the eligibility criteria to receive any financial support.

View the financial support page.

Unfortunately, if you do not currently live in the UK, we cannot enrol you. Enrolment is subject to valid immigration and residency checks. If you currently live in the UK, and can provide valid Proof of Residency and Address, then you can apply for a course. Please see the Enrolment FAQs to see what documents would be accepted as Proof of Residency and Proof of Address.

You are passionate about working with children. You love spending time with kids and enjoy helping them learn and grow.

You desire to make a difference. You want to positively impact young lives and contribute to their development.

You are interested in child development. You want to have a deeper understanding about how children develop emotionally, socially, and cognitively.

You have patience and empathy. You find you have the kind of patience and empathy that is suited to an environment focused on nurturing young minds.

You engage with energy and fun. You enjoy coming up with fun and engaging ways to teach and connect with children.

You like to collaborate. You’re comfortable working with families, caregivers, and other professionals to support children’s growth.

Where could a career in Early Years take you?

Early Years qualifications can lead to a range of roles supporting children’s development, learning and care, including:

Early Years Education and Childcare
Nursery Nurse / Early Years Practitioner
Teaching Assistant (Early Years)
Nursery Room Leader

Education and School Settings
Primary School Teaching Assistant
Learning Support Assistant

Specialist Support Roles
Special Educational Needs (SEN) Support Worker
Family Support Worker

Care and Community Roles
Childminder
Playworker

Progression and Advanced Roles
Early Years Teacher (with further study)
Childcare Centre Manager

We collaborate with employers to ensure our courses, workshops, and qualifications remain aligned with current industry demands. We are an approved provider of leading qualifications, including those from the Chartered Institute of Management (CIM) and NCFE (Cache), we deliver recognised credentials that add real value to your business.

As one of our employer partners, you’ll gain exclusive access to our extensive talent pool of trained and newly qualified students. Whether you are looking for permanent hires or short-term placements, we can help you identify the right candidates to strengthen your team.

We are excited to offer your staff the opportunity to complete a Level 3 course at no cost. These nationally accredited qualifications equip your team with cutting-edge skills, enabling career progression within your organisation.  Speak to us about your needs.

We understand that every business is unique, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to professional development. That’s why we work closely with you to design customised branded training programmes that meet the specific needs of your workforce, tailored to our company’s goals.  These bespoke courses ensure your team gain the skills and knowledge essential for success.

As an employer, you will work with our enthusiastic collaborators in developing your workforce, enhancing productivity, and driving innovation across your industry. Our dedicated team is passionate about helping businesses thrive through tailored training solutions and strategic recruitment support.

You are a problem solver. You like figuring things out to see how they fit and work together.

You are a critical thinker. You embed critical thinking by questioning assumptions, evaluating evidence, and making reasonable decisions.

You are curious about technology. You’re interested in how technology and machines work.

You desire to make an impact. You want a career that makes a difference, like creating safer structures or advancing new tech.

You are strong in Math and Science: You enjoy and do well in Math and Science based subjects.

You want plenty of job prospects. You want a career with stability, demand, and growth opportunities.

You like working with a team. You enjoy working with others to tackle complex problems.

Studying engineering can lead to a wide range of roles across industries such as construction, manufacturing, energy, transport and aerospace. Career outcomes will depend on the course taken, level of study, and further experience.

Entry-level and foundation roles (Typically following a T Level, BTEC or early-stage study):

– Engineering Technician

– Mechanical Engineering Technician

– Electrical Engineering Technician

– Maintenance Technician

– CAD Technician

– Manufacturing Technician

Professional and progression roles (Typically following higher-level study, apprenticeships or several years of industry experience):

– Mechanical Engineer

– Civil Engineer

– Electrical Engineer

– Manufacturing Engineer

– Design Engineer

– Industrial Engineer

– Environmental Engineer

– Quality Engineer

– Project Engineer

– Surveying Engineer

Senior and specialist roles (With significant experience and professional accreditation):

– Aerospace Engineer

– Senior Engineer

– Engineering Manager

– Project Manager

– Chartered Engineer

You want practical skills. From drafting professional emails to understanding complex documents, you need basic and complex skills that are essential for modern life.

You want extra language support. You want to improve your speaking, writing, and confidence in everyday interactions.

You require English GCSE. English is essential for university, apprenticeships, or career growth. You require a minimum grade 4 in GCSE English for your goals.

You’re career focused: You want to build strong literacy skills to handle academic demands.

You enjoy creative expression. You want to develop your talents through courses like Creative Writing or Poetry.

You value learning: English is core subject to study if you’re continuing or returning to education.

Improving your English can open up a wider range of career opportunities and help you feel more confident in the workplace.

Strong communication skills are valued across many sectors, including customer service, administration, healthcare and hospitality.

You’ll develop core language skills that support both your professional and everyday life, helping you communicate clearly and progress in your chosen path.

If you have already applied to study with us, you will have received an email with a link to our online portal. Check that your information is up to date on the portal. Complete as much as you can in advance if you wish to reduce the time spent onsite at enrolment. Once your information is updated you can use the booking link (when available) to book a time to come in for enrolment. If a booking link is not available then you will be contacted when we are enrolling for your course.

If you have not applied to study with us yet, you can view our courses and apply online. Click here to apply now! You can then use the booking link (when available) to book a time to come in for enrolment. If a booking link is not available then you will be contacted when we are enrolling for your course.

The Enrolment link will be live from August. Please check your junk/spam folder for any messages from @stanmore.ac.uk. If you still do not have an email then please contact us with your full name, date of birth, email, and phone number. We will check your application is correct and resend the link out to you. 

The enrolment procedure can take up to two hours, so please ensure you allow adequate time. As part of this process, you will be required to undertake an initial assessment in English and Maths. (You have the option to complete this online prior to your enrolment date). You will have a meeting with a subject teacher prior to completion of enrolment. 

While we highly recommend you enrol during the enrolment period, we understand that sometimes due to circumstances out of your control, you can’t make it to College for the enrolment days. In this case please contact us to find out next best steps. Please note that if you miss the enrolment period, it is not guaranteed that you will get a place on the course of your choice. However, we will do our best to accommodate you.  

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All documents must be valid within the last 3 months.

Examples of proof of address documents:
UK drivers licence, bank statement, utility bill, council bill, or tenancy agreement.

Examples of proof of residency documents:

UK Passport or British birth certificate. 

EU Settled Status: biometric card or sharecode. (Sharecode has to be valid within last 3 months). You can obtain a sharecode here: https://www.gov.uk/view-prove-immigration-status.

Home Office documents or non-EU passport showing valid residency or dependency.

BRP’s or Visa’s (must be valid for minimum of 12 months). All new BRP’s expired on 31 December 2024. If you have permission to stay in the UK longer, you must get access to your eVisa online to prove your immigration status. Here is the link: https://www.gov.uk/get-access-evisa. 

All evidence documents must be valid within the last 3 months.

Examples of evidence of benefits (if unemployed or in receipt of benefits):
universal credit, tax credits, housing benefits, state pension, or any such documents with proof of benefits.

All evidence documents must be valid within the last 3 months.

Examples of evidence of employment:
wage slip, employment contract, or bank statement with proof of income.  

Examples of proof of qualification documents:
examination results, result slips, course results, or course qualifications achieved to date.

You will receive a full timetable when you come to the College to complete the enrolment process. If you are an adult learner, we usually have multiple class schedules that you can pick from, so at enrolment, you can choose what will be best suited to you and any other commitments you may have.  

To view term dates for the current academic year, please click here. 

Main enrolment takes place in late August, before the start of the academic year. If you have already made an application with us, you will receive an email invitation with the dates and times for enrolment. We regularly update details on our enrolment page.

View the Enrolment page.

If you are applying for a course that starts outside of main enrolment, at a different time of the year, you will be invited to come in when we are enrolling for your course. You can still refer to the enrolment page for details of documents required and how to best prepare for enrolment.

You are new to the UK. You’ve recently moved and need English for everyday life.

You are a job seeker. You want to enhance your job opportunities by improving your English.

You want UK qualifications. You want to establish your education in an English-speaking institution.

You want to integrate into the community. You want to communicate better and connect with others in English speaking environments.

We offer ESOL courses for both 16–18 year olds and adults, with full-time and part-time options to suit your schedule. Adult learners can choose from daytime, evening and weekend classes.

Courses are delivered at multiple locations:

16–18 year olds – Stanmore College campus
19+ Daytime – Harrow Arts Centre
19+ Evenings and Saturdays – Stanmore College campus

You can study from Pre-Entry to Level 2, helping you find the right level whether you are a beginner or more advanced.

We also offer ESOL courses combined with other subjects, allowing you to develop your English while building additional skills for work or further study.

Improving your English can help you access a wider range of career opportunities and feel more confident in the workplace. Strong communication skills are valued across sectors such as customer service, administration, healthcare and hospitality.

You’ll develop core language skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening, supporting both your professional and everyday life.

Focuses more academic and exam-focused. These courses are more suitable if you want to embark on an academic pathway and go to university.

Focuses more on practical, real-world skills. If you want to enhance your skillset to get ready for a job, then these courses will help you develop skills for real-life situations.

Our GCSE retake packages are designed for students who want to improve their grades or study additional subjects. You’ll strengthen your knowledge and skills, helping you meet the entry requirements for A Levels, BTECs or other Level 3 qualifications.

These courses also support progression into apprenticeships, giving you the option to earn while you learn and gain practical experience.

We offer Functional Skills and GCSE courses for adults looking to improve their maths and English skills. Whether you’re retaking a qualification or aiming to achieve a higher grade, these part-time courses help you update your qualifications and progress to further study or employment.

You enjoy helping others. You like supporting and caring for people, it comes to you naturally and people are at ease around you.

You seek variety. You want plenty of options open for you so you can mix things up and experience diverse roles in places like hospitals, schools, and community centres.

You want to make a difference. You want to work in a field that positively impacts individuals and communities.

You are interested in human behaviour. You are curious about psychology, health, and social issues.

You want to work with others. You like collaborating and coordination to solve problems and provide support.

You value growth. You want a career with opportunities for learning and advancement.

Health and Social Care qualifications can lead to a wide range of roles supporting individuals, families and communities, including:

Care and Support Roles
Care Worker
Support Worker
Playworker

Healthcare Roles
Healthcare Assistant
Health Visitor Assistant
Paramedic

Nursing and Clinical Pathways
Nurse (with further study)

Social Care and Community Roles
Social Worker (with further study)
Family Support Worker

Specialist and Professional Roles
Psychologist (with further study)

You enjoy the world of technology. You’re passionate about computers, software, and fast paced changing world of digital technology.

You like solving tech issues. You enjoy solving technology challenges and like to connect the dots so things work smoothly.

You want practical skills. You want hands-on skills that are useful for an in-demand sector that will continue to be integral now and in the future.

You’re curious about innovation. You get excited about new technologies and innovations, and you want to be at the forefront of technological advancements.

You want career flexibility. You want a career that offers diverse job opportunities, sought after transferable skills, and knowledge that is relevant across various sectors.

IT and Computing qualifications can lead to a wide range of roles across the tech industry, including:

IT Support and Infrastructure
IT Technician
Systems Support Specialist
Networking Specialist

Software and Development
Software Engineer
Web Developer
Computer Games Developer

Technical and Specialist Roles
Computer Scientist
IT Consultant
Software Consultant

Cyber Security and Data
Cyber Security Analyst
Data Analyst

You’re seeking personal growth. You’re ready to explore new interests or hobbies for self-discovery.

You’re pursuing wellbeing. You want to enhance your physical health, mental wellbeing, and build social connections.

You’re a professional looking to upskill. You want to develop additional skills or qualifications relevant to your career.

We offer a range of short courses throughout the year, including:

Sewing and garment recycling

IT courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced levels.

British Sign Language

Course availability may vary. Check back regularly for updates or register your interest using the form below.

Course fees vary. Some courses may be free, depending on your eligibility.

You may qualify for a free course if you receive certain benefits or earn below the low wage threshold. If you do not meet these criteria, a fee may apply.

You want practical skills. You want key tools to that help you manage your life and you need to use mathematical skills in order to give yourself this type of information.

You require Maths GCSE. Maths is essential for university, apprenticeships, or career growth. You require a minimum grade 4 in GCSE Maths for your goals.

You want to upskill. You want to improve your maths skills.

Build confidence in your maths skills and develop the knowledge needed for everyday life, further study and employment.

Improve your numeracy for real-life situations

Progress to further study or meet entry requirements

Develop skills valued by employers across many sectors

Prepare for exams with the support you need

You love storytelling. You enjoy expressing ideas through video, sound, or images, and creative story.

You’re hands-on with technology. You enjoy experiments with tech like cameras and design software, and editing programmes.

You want career flexibility. You want diversity and project based roles in film, game design, social media, and digital marketing, to name a few.

You enjoy creating. You’re a natural creator and you want to develop the skills and methods to bring your ideas to life.

Creative Media qualifications can lead to a wide range of roles across the industry, with opportunities to progress into further study, apprenticeships or employment.

Film and Television
Camera Operator
Video Editor
Production Assistant

Content Creation and Digital Media
Content Creator
Social Media Manager
Digital Producer

Games, Animation and Visual Effects
Animator
Games Designer
VFX Artist

Design and Multimedia
Graphic Designer
Multimedia Designer
Motion Graphics Designer

Audio and Music Production
Sound Technician
Audio Producer

You can progress to university courses in media, film, animation or related fields, move into apprenticeships, or start building a portfolio for entry-level roles and freelance work in the creative industries.

You are curious. You want to know and analyse how things work in the natural world?

You want to see things for yourself. You enjoy conducting experiments and working in labs.

You like to connect the dots. You like to understand how things link together in a chain and what elements influence change.

You’re interest in innovation. You follow all the latest in new technologies and scientific advancements.

You desire to help others. You want to be a part of fields like healthcare, environmental science, or research.

A science qualification can lead to a wide range of career pathways, including:

Laboratory Technician

Laboratory Manager

Research Scientist

Medical Researcher

Biotechnology and pharmaceuticals

Biotechnologist

Pharmacist

Clinical Biochemist

Forensic and investigation

Forensic Scientist

Crime Scene Officer

Environment and sustainability

Environmental Scientist

Health and safety

Health and Safety Officer

Data and analysis

Data Analyst

Specialist technical roles

Optical Technician

SEND: Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, supporting learners with a range of additional needs to access education and develop essential life and work skills.

You have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). This plan, provided by the local council, outlines the additional support you need. Our dedicated teams will ensure this support is in place throughout your course.

You’re aged 16–24 and have an EHCP. You can apply for our SEND courses (see below) or for other 16–18 courses we offer. We look at each application individually to make sure you are placed on the course and pathway that best match your goals.

You are willing to take on work opportunities to experience work life. You will have the opportunity to go on educational trips, attend talks, and visit employers with opportunities to learn about work life.

You want the best possible education journey. Your individual needs and goals are at the heart of our programme. We offer personalised support and clear progression pathways that recognise and celebrate you, for your unique strengths and aspirations.

Our SEND Department offers specialist learning support for students with additional needs, including specific learning difficulties (such as dyslexia), sensory impairments, and physical disabilities.

If you have an Education, Health, and Care Plan (EHCP), our SEND Learning Support Team will work closely with you to provide tailored assistance aligned with your plan.

Contact our SEND Department

If you have specific questions for the SEND Department, please contact us or email:send@stanmore.ac.uk

You enjoy teamwork and motivating others. You like being in a team, motivating, or supporting people to reach their goals, you’re a natural team player.

You are interested in health and fitness. You are interested in exercise, health, wellness, nutrition and psychology and its impact on physical performance.

You want to help others perform. Whether a coach, personal trainer, or therapist, you want to help others stay active and healthy.

You seek a dynamic work environment: You want to work in an active and energetic field where movement, focus, and wellbeing are drivers.

Careers in sport can include:

Coach (across various sports)

Fitness Instructor

Nutritionist

Personal Trainer

Physiotherapist

Professional Athlete

Sports Analyst

Sports Event Coordinator

Sports Psychologist

T Levels are two-year Level 3 programmes for 16–18 year olds, equivalent to three A Levels, and available across multiple subject areas at Stanmore College. As a technical alternative to A Levels and apprenticeships, they combine classroom learning, practical skills and a minimum of 315 hours of industry placement with an employer.

Developed in collaboration with employers, T Levels are designed to meet industry needs and prepare you for skilled employment, apprenticeships or further study, including university.

At Stanmore, you’ll be supported by our award-winning Work Experience Team and strong employer network to help secure meaningful industry placements.

You’re looking for an A-Level alternative. If the A levels pathway isn’t for you, then T Levels are an established and recognised Level 3 career focused alternative, also equivalent to 3 A levels.

You value industry experience. T Levels combine classroom study with practical industry placements giving you the chance to experience work in your chosen industry. You will gain valuable connections and skills through extended work placements.

You want pathways to employment or higher education. The T Levels qualification is recognised by employers and universities, which means you can progress to employment, apprenticeship, and a degree.

You’re ready to commit. T Levels are a full-time combined work and study programme, and you’re ready to balance the two! Of course you will have support and guidance from teachers and our Work Experience Team throughout your T Level learning journey with us.

Careers in education can include:

Adult Education Instructor

Curriculum Developer

Early Years Educator

Educational Consultant

Learning Mentor

Primary School Teacher

School Administrator

Secondary School Teacher

Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teacher

Teaching Assistant

You enjoy working with people. You like to build relationships, impart on your knowledge, and support people as they figure things out for themselves.

You love helping others learn. You and enjoy sharing what you know, explaining what you know, and watching other grow from this exchange. You are patient, good at explaining ideas, and open to answer questions and explore curiosities.

You’re adaptable and flexible. You’re open and ready to interact with each student’s as an individual with a unique learning style.

You want to make a difference. You value inspiring others and being inspired by others in a way that helps everyone grow, learn, question, and evolve.