How many hours of self-study is recommended for this course?

It is recommended that you spend 5.5 hours per week on your course, plus the tutor-led sessions.
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How is this course assessed?

This course will be assessed through a number of assignments which vary from essays, presentations, case studies and through observations.
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What will I gain from this course?

If you pass this course, you will have gained a Level 3 Award which is the equivalent of 8 UCAS points.
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How long will I have to complete this course before it expires?

You will have 12 weeks from your course start date, to complete the training sessions and coursework.
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What study materials do I get?

Throughout the course you will have access to multiple resources such as assignment briefs, copy of presentations used in tutor-led sessions, reading materials, and online tutor support.
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What knowledge do I need before doing this course?

This course would be suitable to people who have an interest in expanding their ability to deliver information, advice and guidance in a professional capacity. The course is designed to be adapted to multiple different topics of advice, but with a structure on how best to give that advice. We have catered the course to develop understanding from a beginner level, so no previous knowledge is required.
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What could this course lead to?

After passing this course, you will have demonstrated your ability to speak to clients in a professional capacity. This can be utilised in a number of careers as the skills can be adapted to multiple advice topics.
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How is this course delivered?

This course is delivered through an introductory in-person group session, followed by three one-to-one sessions that can either be online or in-person, depending on preferences, and another in-person group session to end. It is expected that the course is mostly through self-learning, with a tutor available over email to answer questions.