Entry Level 3 Workskills Course in Birmingham. Classes run at Selly Oak Trust School, full-time during the day. The course is open to learners aged 14 or above. Over two years, you'll build practical everyday skills through this entry level workskills qualification, covering areas that support you in work, education, and daily life.
Who this course is for
14-19 aged learners
Entry requirements
Learners need to be 14 or above.
What you will learn
You'll develop communication skills for everyday and work situations.
You'll practise planning and organising your time and tasks.
You'll learn how to work with others as part of a team.
You'll build skills for finding and keeping a job.
You'll explore how to manage money and personal finances.
You'll develop problem-solving skills for practical situations.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based activities, practical tasks, and group work. Assessment is portfolio-based. You'll collect evidence of your skills and knowledge throughout the course. Your tutor will support you to build this evidence over the two years. There are no formal written exams.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Selly Oak Trust School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Retail assistant - serving customers and handling stock
Warehouse operative - picking, packing, and organising goods
Care assistant - supporting people in care settings
Catering assistant - helping prepare and serve food
Cleaner or caretaker - maintaining buildings and spaces
Office junior - supporting admin and reception tasks
What you could study next
Level 1 Award or Certificate in Workskills (Pearson Edexcel) - the next step up from Entry Level 3, covering more complex work-related skills.
Functional Skills English and Maths at Entry Level 3 or Level 1 - useful alongside or after this course to strengthen your core skills for work.
Level 1 vocational qualifications in areas such as retail, hospitality, or health and social care - if you have a specific job sector in mind.
