Can I study Level 1 courses from outside the UK?

Yes, Oxbridge’s Level 1 courses are delivered entirely online, allowing students worldwide to enrol and study at their own pace. This flexibility makes it convenient for international learners to access quality education.

How long do I have to complete a Level 1 course?

Oxbridge provides flexible study durations, typically allowing between 12 to 24 months to complete a course. However, many students complete their courses within 3 to 6 months, depending on their pace and commitment. We offer a fast-track option for students who wish to complete their chosen course promptly.

Are the Level 1 courses accredited?

Yes – our Level 1 courses at Oxbridge are accredited by recognised awarding bodies such as NCFE. Accreditation ensures that the qualifications are respected by employers and educational institutions, providing credibility to your learning.

What subjects are available at Oxbridge at Level 1?

Oxbridge offers a variety of Level 1 courses, including: Functional Skills Maths Level 1 Functional Skills English Level 1 Mental Health Awareness Level 1 These courses are designed to provide practical skills applicable in everyday life and the workplace.

What is a Level 1 course, and who is it for?

Level 1 courses are introductory qualifications designed to build essential skills and foundational knowledge. They are ideal for individuals new to a subject area, returning to education, or seeking to enhance their basic personal or professional development skills. These courses serve as a stepping stone towards further education or employment opportunities. Starting from the ground level up is a proven way to ensure long-term development.

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Mental Health Awareness Level 1

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Get a foundational understanding of mental health and discover how poor mental health can impact individuals and societ
Functional Skills Maths Level 1

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Our NCFE accredited Functional Skills Maths Level 1 course gives you the real-world mathematical skills you need to excel in both everyday life and the workplace.
Functional Skills English Level 1

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Functional Skills English gives you transferable reading, writing and communication skills to reach the next step of your career.

More about our Level 1 courses

A Level 1 course is a qualification pitched at a pre-GCSE level or designed to provide fundamental professional skills It is a crucial starting point. A Level 1 qualification will equip you with foundational knowledge and skills, effectively serving as a stepping stone towards higher levels of learning or entering the world of employment with greater confidence. Level 1 courses are all about building basic skills, knowledge, and confidence, especially if you are new to a subject area. These courses provide a supportive learning environment to grasp fundamental concepts and develop initial abilities. This solid groundwork is invaluable as you progress in your learning or career journey.

Our Level 1 courses can provide an introduction to different industries and job roles, helping you gain insights and make informed choices about your future career direction. Furthermore, some Level 1 courses specifically focus on developing essential skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, qualities that are highly valued by employers across all sectors.

Achieving a Level 1 qualification can be a significant step towards your future aspirations. It can act as a clear pathway to further education at Level 2 or 3, open doors to apprenticeships, or enhance your prospects for employment by demonstrating a commitment to learning and skill development.

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