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26th Aug 2020 by caretr25

ITA Funding 2020

Individual Training Account Funding is now available which means you could receive up to £200 towards a single course or training episode per year if you’re:

  • Aged 16 or over
  • Not in education or involved in any other SDS funded programme
  • Unemployed and looking to get back into work
  • Employed, earning less than £22,000 per year and looking to progress in or change your job
  • Resident in Scotland

Currently we have the following courses approved:

  • SVQ Level 2 Health & Social Care

SDS have advised that as of Wednesday 12th August we have received 4341 applications.
Based on this run rate we anticipate the scheme will close to new applicants on the 31st October 2020. So be sure to apply asap.

To apply for ITA visit – https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?rad=20&prov=The+Care+Training+Consortium&f%5B%5D=bs_ita_funded%3Atrue&page=1

Training Needs

Meeting your training needs

The training offered will change over different periods of the year and in relation to changes in practice, we need to keep this fresh & up to date.

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