Haringey Learns Courses

This course is for those interested in a career in supporting learners in primary, secondary and college settings. Learners will gain Level 2 NCFE Qualification on completion of the course. Attendance is face to face one week and Teams Online the next throughout the course.

A level 1 qualification course providing an introduction to the benefits of volunteering, volunteering organisations and local opportunities.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop reading, writing and speaking and listening skills and work towards undertaking accreditation in English at Level 1.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop reading, writing and speaking and listening skills and work towards undertaking accreditation in English at Level 2.
The programme covers strategies to improve reading, writing, discussion and presentation skills.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop their Maths computation skills and written methods at Entry level to take a Functional skills Maths accredited course at
Entry Level 3. On this non-accredited course, you will explore a range of interesting real-life applications of Maths.

For ESOL classes, please come to the Wood Green Library (2nd floor Reception) from the 28th of April to register for an appointment, to be assessed and interviewed by a tutor. There are limited interview slots. You will be placed on the waiting list and contacted when we can offer you a class.

This course is aimed at adults who wish to develop their maths skills and take accreditation in Functional Skills maths at Level 1 or Level 2.

This course is for adults aiming to enhance their Maths skills and earn a Level 1 Functional Skills qualification. While primarily held at Haringey Learns in Wood Green Library, you may be able to occasionally join remotely (via MS Teams) only if onsite attendance is not possible.

This course is for adults seeking to develop Maths skills for the Maths Level 2 Functional Skills accreditation. While primarily held at Haringey Learns in Wood Green Library, you may be able to occasionally join remotely (via MS Teams) only if onsite attendance is not possible.

This AAT Bookkeeping course develops offers students the opportunity to develop an understanding of the basics of manual bookkeeping. It is a useful course for anyone wanting to explore a role or career in finance or business in either the private or public sectors.