Pre-Access and Essential Digital Skills Entry 3
If you're aiming to progress to university or employment, the Pre-Access Entry 3 qualification is an excellent starting point. This foundational qualification is designed to build your confidence and skills in both academic and digital areas. By starting here, you are taking the first step toward building a successful and rewarding future.
Entry level 3 or above in English and Maths. Equivalence of these qualifications will be considered or you may be asked to complete an initial assessment.
The program offers digital skills development, where you can learn practical computer skills such as using Microsoft Word, file management, sending and receiving emails, internet safety and conducting effective online searches. It also covers using communication tools like Microsoft Teams or Zoom. In addition, academic skills are emphasized, helping you improve written communication, develop effective time management and strengthen your academic writing. Alongside your main course, you have the option to study English and Maths with functional skills assessments tailored to your level.
This course is designed to be the first step in your educational or professional journey. Many of our past students have successfully progressed from Entry 3 to higher levels of study, with some going on to university and qualifying as nurses, healthcare professionals or specialists in other fields. Alternatively, you may enter employment related to digital and communication skills.
Assessment throughout the course is ongoing, designed to help you build confidence and prepare for the next stage of your education or employment journey. Regular coursework and assignments will enable you to apply what you've learned in real-world contexts, such as writing emails, creating documents or managing files. Practical digital skills tasks will involve hands-on assessments using tools like Microsoft Word, email platforms, Teams or Zoom, allowing you to showcase your growing confidence in digital skills. Additionally, you will be required to complete short written pieces to demonstrate your academic writing development and personal learning reflections.
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