Starting College at 30 years old? Anxious about the experience you could have on a course as a mature student? Rest assured, it is not as difficult as it may seem, and don't worry, you won't be the only one thinking or feeling this! Keep in mind the benefits of why you're choosing your course...

A couple of years ago I attended a University reunion. Scarily, it turned out that over 15 years had passed since I’d worn the mortar board and gown and cockily processed up to the front of Canterbury Cathedral to collect my degree certificate.

Looking to upskill or just simply re-train in nursing? If you’ve had a break from education or didn’t take A-Levels and want to go to university, our Access courses are for you.

Are you looking to improve your career or employment options, but need these all-important GCSE English or maths qualifications? Many adults study for their GCSEs later on in life, or re-sit them to improve the grade they received at school. Don't worry, we're here to help you settle in.

Returning to College after a long time out of education? Don’t worry – we’re here to help you to settle in, establish a study routine and ace your qualification. It's quite normal to feel worried so read our top tips to plan your time as a mature student below...

Starting something new at any age is always worrying, especially if you’ve not been in education for a long time! Don’t worry – feeling nervous about returning to education is perfectly normal.