You could enhance your employability opportunities with free courses from Gower College Swansea.
Are you ready to discover new opportunities and enhance your skills? Look no further than Skills for Swansea, a collection of free* courses delivered by Gower College Swansea for those living or working in Swansea.
Designed to empower individuals to learn something new and improve employability skills, the Skills for Swansea project covers a diverse range of free courses tailored to meet the evolving demands of the local economy.
The College is committed to supporting individuals aged 19 and above in their journey towards retraining and upskilling, and with a strong understanding of the local economic landscape, it has a comprehensive suite of courses aimed at helping to boost skills.
Courses available include:
• Digital Skills
• Digital Marketing
• Customer Service
• Risk Management
• Environmental Awareness
• Green Energy and Sustainability
• Health and Safety
• Cycle Maintenance
• Facilities Management
Courses are ongoing, please check the Gower College Swansea website for more information regarding dates.
Paul Kift, director of skills and business development at Gower College Swansea said: "We are delighted to be offering these courses aimed at upskilling people with the skills needed to be at the forefront of today's job market.
"Courses will be delivered from across our College campuses as well as in the community, and will aim to support adults to develop their skills and break down barriers to accessing new employment opportunities."
For more information about the courses listed or to get the answers to your questions, please contact:
Email: Skills4Swansea@gcs.ac.uk or phone 01792 284400.
Skills for Swansea is accessible for those aged 19 or over, who are living in or working in Swansea.
Skills for Swansea is funded by the Shared Prosperity Fund through the UK Government's Levelling Up programme. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund is a central pillar of the UK government's Levelling Up agenda and provides £2.6 billion across the UK of funding for local investment by March 2025.
