The Learning and Studying at Work module is designed to equip you with the skills you need to maximise learning at work with the opportunity to hear from specialists in a range of employment areas

This module aims to prepare you with knowledge of the key skills required for successful higher education work-based learning and basic concepts in an identified area of employment and/or subject.

On successful completion of this module, you will be able to:

1. Identify and apply the concept of reflective practice to your work context to become a more effective, independent, and self-motivated learner in an identified work context.

2. Develop your ability to set personal and/or professional career goals and evaluate progress.

3. Apply established approaches to the analysis, organisation and presentation of information and data to audiences in familiar and unfamiliar work and learning contexts.

This module is designed to boost your career prospects and provide a route to higher and degree apprenticeships or other education, training and work in health, social care, digital and creative sectors. For example, this could lead to opportunities to be employed as a:

• Registered Nurse degree apprentice

• Nursing Associate higher apprentice

• Social Worker degree apprentice

• Digital Technologies Solutions Professional degree apprentice

• Creative Digital Design Professional degree apprentice

The credit gained through successfully completing this module can count towards the these and other higher education qualifications.

NB: All apprenticeship opportunities are subject to securing employment as an apprentice and meeting entry criteria. See www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship

All programmes are open to Londoners who meet the following criteria:

• UK resident and living in London
• Aged 18+
• Do not hold a level 4 (post-college/sixth form) qualification
• Either employed (and earning less than London Living Wage) or unemployed/economically inactive

This module will be of most benefit to learners who have level 2 functional skills (English and maths). The Middlesex University on-boarding process will include an assessment of your functional skills and where these are assessed at below level 2, we will discuss eligibility with you, including the potential for functional skills support.