Service Leavers Can Now Use Enhanced Learning Credits for Cyber Security Training

Service leavers can now use their Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) to enroll in Course2Career's Cyber Security Career Programme, which has been approved by the ELCAS (Enhanced Learning Credits Approval Scheme). This programme, provider 14012, is specifically designed for individuals with little or no IT background, guiding them through the fundamentals to the necessary certifications for entry-level cyber security roles.

The programme, which includes online learning with UK tutors and hands-on live labs, as well as the official certification exams, is priced at £1,857. Of this, £1,485.60 is covered by ELC funding, leaving the learner to pay £371.40. Course2Career offers structured recruitment support upon completion, with a Guaranteed Route to Job Placement, subject to the conditions in Course2Career's Terms & Conditions.

Aaron Maye, CEO of Course2Career, highlighted the importance of this programme for service leavers.

Course2Career, a signatory of the Armed Forces Covenant and holder of the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Bronze Award, has been training people since 2019 and has taught more than 2,000 students last year. The company offers a range of career programmes, including IT support, cyber security, networking, and project management, combining online learning with UK tutors, live labs, and official certification exams.

This programme represents a significant opportunity for service leavers to transition into the cyber security field, leveraging their existing skills and earning potential through the use of their ELC. Course2Career's ELCAS approved Cyber Security Career Programme, provider 14012, is designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience, including online learning, hands-on live labs, and official certification exams. The programme is structured to ensure learners gain the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in entry-level cyber security roles.

Course2Career is committed to supporting service leavers in their transition to civilian careers. By offering this programme, the company aims to help individuals bridge the gap between their military experience and the civilian workforce, ensuring they have the necessary certifications and support to secure employment in the cyber security field. With the programme's structured recruitment support, learners can be confident in their ability to find job placement upon completion, subject to the conditions outlined in Course2Career's Terms & Conditions.

Service leavers can take advantage of this opportunity to enhance their career prospects and gain the necessary qualifications to enter the cyber security industry. By leveraging their Enhanced Learning Credits, they can access a comprehensive and structured programme that provides the necessary training and support to succeed in their new careers.