Adult education

Our Adult education offers a range of part-time qualification and community learning courses for Brighton & Hove residents aged 19 and over.

About the Adult Education Hub

The Adult Education Hub gives you the opportunity to learn new skills and improve your career options.

Find a wide range of classes and workshops are including courses in:

  • work and employability skills
  • pre-employment training for specific city industries
  • English, Maths and English For Speakers Of Other Languages (ESOL)
  • wellbeing and personal development

Our Adult Learning Programme is carefully targeted to meet the needs of local people. We work with our communities, local enterprise partners and key stakeholders to ensure learning opportunities reach those that need them most.

We look forward to helping you increase your skills.

Our courses are funded by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) and the majority are free. 

Go to the Adult Education Hub.

Digital and Employability Skills (L2)

Brighton & Hove City Council is working with Creative Process to deliver Digital Skills from December 2020. It is an intensive digital and employability skills course designed to help people get into work and gain essential digital skills to compete in today’s job market. 

Priority learners will be those who are out of work and qualified below Level 2 and or from deprived parts of the city.

To contact Creative Process phone 01273 232 273 or go to the Creative Process website. 

Read our 2021 to 2022 supply chain policy.

Family learning online classroom

We are offering Family Learning online from October 2020. Family Learning provides opportunities for families to learn together or for parents and carers to learn new skills that will benefit the whole family. Our courses cover:

  • building resilience
  • managing anxiety
  • language development
  • reading
  • phonics
  • maths

Browse our family learning courses and enrol

Adult and Community Learning Supply Chain Policy 2021 to 2022

Read our Adult and community learning supply chain policy 2021 to 2022. The policy sets out how we meet the ESFA’s funding rules through subcontracting arrangements. We are committed to best use resources to secure and deliver adult learning provision.