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LCFE
Courses Overview
A Commitment to Excellence
Lancashire College of Further Education (LCFE) aims to offer all our students a broad and balanced curriculum that provides rewarding and stimulating activities to prepare them for the best social and cultural life.
Whether it is theoretical or hands-on training, we ensure that each student receives personal attention to excel and flourish in every subject, achieving better scores and a brighter future.
Lancashire College of Further Education (LCFE) offers a diverse selection of courses, including Higher Education and Degree Progression programs, Vocational and Professional Diplomas, as well as Traineeships.
Here are the main types of courses offered by Lancashire College of Further Education (LCFE):
Access to Higher Education
A Foundation Degree provides access to the first year of a university degree.
Taxi Private Hire Driver Courses
The course meets licensing requirements for many UK councils. Online or Face -to Face.
Traineeships
Support 16–24-year-olds with limited work experience, providing training in a specialist area, plus work experience
IT & Computing
A range of courses from Level 2 to full degrees, including Foundation years, designed to equip students for specialised careers in IT.
Education & Training
Launch your teaching career with Level 3, 4 Certificates & Level 5 Diploma for aspiring and current educators
Business & Management
We offer a wide range of vocational and higher education courses in business & management, suitable for various career levels.
Assessors & Quality Assurance
Assessors evaluate workplace or classroom-based vocational competence, while the IQAs ensure the quality of assessments
Employability Skills
Employability Skills is employ a practical, hands-on approach to develop the knowledge, confidence, and work-ready skills necessary to succeed in today’s job market.
Functional Skills in English, Maths & ICT
We will help you to find a suitable course at the right level, based on your initial assessment and interview.
