Your first visit to TBG

Your first visit to TBG

Equality & diversity

Equality & diversity

TBG Learning is one of the UK’s leading providers of youth and adult learning programmes

4/20/2010
TBG Learning is one of the UK’s leading providers of youth and adult learning programmes

TBG supports over 30,000 people each year into employment of further education

4/20/2010
TBG supports over 30,000 people each year into employment of further education

TBG Learning has over 20 learning centres nationwide and more than 30 courses and programmes

4/20/2010
TBG Learning has over 20 learning centres nationwide and more than 30 courses and programmes

Lambeth Success Stories

	Click the image to read the full story Evran Lopez Loutangou, ESOL Learner of the Year Herbert Barnes, Mature Learner of the Year Claudia Cabrera Naranjo, ESOL Literacy Learner of the Year Cindy Burton, IT Learner of the Year Colin Stewart, LEAP Learner of the Year Jacqueline Doyle, Employment Progression Award Patience Udofah, New Beginner Award Bridie Barnes, Skills for Life Learner of the Year Delroy Taylor, Back on Track Learner of the Year

	Melissa Traylen, Nail and Beauty I started at TBG as I wanted to achieve some further qualifications, having left school without the results I really wanted. I have now completed a City & Guilds qualification in Nail and Beauty and feel proud of what I have achieved. I'm currently expecting my first child and I'm happy I've done this course, as I feel that now I have options available to me after I've had my baby. Beauty is a great career as it allows a lot of freedom for me to work alongside looking after my child.

	Shirley Doherty, ICT for Beginners I'm a single parent with a 14 year old son. He suggested I should do a computer course as I had just bought a new computer for my home. I went down to the Job Centre to find out some information about any available computer courses and they introduced me to TBG. I came for the induction day and had to sit for a test in English and Maths, of which I was very nervous about. Nevertheless, I was very keen to start with the course. Now I am on the computer course I've completed ICT Beginners and Word Processing, both of which I've passed. I'm currently doing EQUALS and hope to progress onto further courses such as the ECDL. I am more confident in using a computer and I am now aiming to gain a job at the end of it all.

	Khanh Tran, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Entry Level 3 I heard about TBG Learning from my advisor at Stockwell Job Centre. I told her that I had no confidence in my English so she advised me to come along to an information session at TBG. I did an assessment and started an ESOL Entry level 3 course progressing onto a Level 1 Literacy course. Last year I started an Entry level ICT course, which I have now completed. This year I have come back to do my Literacy Level 2 course and a Level 1 New Clait IT course. I am hoping that my qualifications will improve my chances of finding a good job and not be dependent on government support in the near future, I am going onto complete a book-keeping course at Lambeth College, as I want to become a book-keeper.