Our Courses Overview
Professional Development Courses Section
We offer short, practical courses designed to help adults build workplace skills and progress into employment.
- Introduction to Bookkeeping: Learn the basics of financial record‑keeping for business or employment.
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: Explore beginner‑friendly AI tools, digital literacy, and future skills.
- Employability Skills Workshops: CV writing, interview preparation, job search skills, and workplace communication.
- Office Skills & IT Basics: Email, Word, Excel, online communication, and digital confidence.
Summary: These courses help learners gain practical skills that support career progression and workplace readiness.
Digital Inclusion Programme
WFASC CIC is committed to reducing digital exclusion across Waltham Forest. Our Digital Inclusion Programme supports adults with low digital confidence to build essential digital skills for everyday life, work, and learning.
- Essential Digital Skills Courses: Computer basics, email, online safety, Word, Excel, and more.
- Beginner Digital Workshops: Step‑by‑step support for adults new to technology.
- Online Safety & Cyber Awareness: Learn how to stay safe online, avoid scams, and protect personal information
- Device Support Sessions: Help with smartphones, tablets, laptops, and online accounts.
- Community Digital Drop‑Ins: Friendly, informal sessions for adults needing extra digital support.
We believe digital skills are essential for confidence, independence, and opportunity — and we are here to help every learner succeed.
Learner Support
We provide personalised support to help every learner succeed, regardless of background or starting point.
- Initial Assessments: We assess your level to place you in the right class.
- Learning Guidance: Our team helps you choose the best course for your goals.
- Progress Reviews: Regular check‑ins to support your learning journey.
- Digital Support: Help with online learning, email setup, and digital tools.
- Wellbeing & Confidence Building: Supportive learning environments designed to help adults return to education comfortably.
- Referral Pathways: We signpost learners to employment services, community organisations, and further learning opportunities.
Funding & Eligibility Section
Most of our courses are funded for adults aged 19+ living in Waltham Forest, depending on eligibility.
Criteria (You may qualify if):
- You are aged 19 or over
- You live in Waltham Forest or surrounding areas
- You need essential skills (English, Maths, ESOL, Digital Skills)
- You are unemployed or looking for work
- You receive certain benefits
- You have low qualifications and want to progress
What You Need to Bring:
- Proof of ID
- Proof of address
- Any previous certificates (if available)
Note: Our team will guide you through the eligibility process during enrolment.