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Adults

Your opportunity to skill up this summer!

We are excited to offer a series of introductory short courses for adults looking to upskill this summer!

Courses are fully funded for many students living in the Lancashire area and start from 1^st July 2026. There are no formal entry requirements, just a willingness to engage with the sessions and learn something new!

Introduction to Styling Women’s Hair (Non-Accredited)

Friday 3rd, Tuesday 7th & Thursday 9th July, 10am-3pm

This practical and engaging course introduces the fundamentals of women’s hair styling. Learners will explore a range of basic styling techniques, develop confidence in using professional hairdressing tools and equipment, and gain an understanding of health, safety, and client care within a salon environment. Ideal for those considering a career in hairdressing or wishing to develop new skills, the course offers hands-on experience in a supportive and friendly setting.

Introduction to Beauty Treatments (Non-Accredited)

Wednesday 1st, Friday 3^rd & Tuesday 7^thJuly, 10am-3pm

Designed for those interested in the beauty industry, this introductory course provides a practical insight into a range of popular beauty treatments, including facials, massage, and basic nail care. Learners will gain an understanding of industry standards, hygiene and client care while developing hands-on skills and confidence. The course is suitable for beginners looking to explore career opportunities in beauty or simply learn new techniques in a welcoming environment.

Confidence with Technology & Everyday Digital Skills (Non-Accredited)

Thursday 2^nd OR Tuesday 7^thJuly, 10am-1pm

This short course is designed to help learners build confidence in using technology for everyday life. Participants will develop practical digital skills such as using smartphones, tablets, or computers, accessing online services, communicating safely online, and improving their understanding of digital tools commonly used in work and daily activities. The course is ideal for beginners or anyone wishing to improve their confidence and independence when using technology.

Introduction to Working in the Health Sector (Non-Accredited)

Monday 6th, Tuesday 7^th& Thursday 9^th July, 10am-3pm

This introductory course provides an insight into the wide range of roles and opportunities available within the health sector. Learners will explore the key skills, values and behaviours required when working in health-related settings, alongside topics such as communication, teamwork, professionalism, and person-centred care. Ideal for those considering a future career in healthcare, the course offers a valuable overview of the sector and helps learners understand potential progression routes.

Your Passport

Since leaving the EU, the government now requires college to check residential status. Plus, proof of settled status if applicable

Proof of settled status (if applicable)

EU settlement scheme digital status document (via share code), immigration document, visa, biometric residence permit, asylum Bail 201 letter

Aged 19 and over and in receipt of UCRED or other State Benefits, Working Tax Credit/Pension Credits

Bring letter, bank statement, letter from the council or current award notice

Proof of address

Such as a utility bill, bank statement (in addition to and in support of ID evidence)

Confirmation of your identity

Please bring an original copy of one of the following documents –Passport, Photo Driving Licence, Armed Forces Service ID, National Insurance Card, Certificate of Entitlement to Funding, Bank Credit/Debit Card, your current WLC college student ID Card