You will find below links to all courses that had ILA Wales approved funding during the 2004/05 academic year.  The information provided will show you the average cost per course, per registered learning provider.

If you apply for ILA Wales funding the contribution could help considerably in supporting the cost of your learning. Please ensure that you check with your learning provider what costs are included in the price of the course before you make your final decision.

If you are interested in applying for ILA Wales funding to help towards the cost of your learning, please telephone learndirect on 0800 100 900 for an application form. learndirect will provide you with advice and guidance on ILA Wales approved courses and registered learning providers.

'Please note: Course prices are subject to change for the 2005/06 academic year.'

Continuing Year of Learning

If you have been supported for the first year of your course using an ILA Wales, you could be considered for funding for a further year to help you complete that course. Please ask your registered learning provider for details on supporting a continuing year of learning.

Please note: If you did not use an ILA Wales for the first year of your course, you will not be able to access ILA Wales funding to support a continuing year of that course.

	Average cost per course tables
	Access Courses (.pdf)
	A2 Level (.pdf)
	AAT (.pdf)
	Accounts (.pdf)
	A Level (.pdf)
	AS Level (.pdf)
	Beauty Care (.pdf)
	Bookkeeping (.pdf)
	Construction (.pdf)
	Business (.pdf)
	Care (.pdf)
	Clait (.pdf)
	Counselling (.pdf)
	ECDL (.pdf)
	Food (.pdf)
	Forklift and other Driving (.pdf)
	GCSEs (.pdf)
	Hairdressing (.pdf)
	Home and Interior Design (.pdf)
	Horticulture and Floristry (.pdf)
	Microsoft (.pdf)
	Sign Language (.pdf)
	Other Languages (.pdf)
	Word and Text Processing(.pdf)
	Welsh (.pdf)
	More Information Technology Courses (.pdf)
	Other Courses (.pdf)

Case Studies:

Learning Helps New Dad Make His Family Proud

Factory worker Jason Day from Penyrheol in Caerphilly is fulfilling his lifetime ambition after deciding to go back to the classroom to gain the qualifications he needs to achieve his dream job as a carpenter.

Leaving school with no qualifications, Jason, 29 is one of thousands of people signing up for learning across Wales.

New Start for Karen

Single mum Karen Golding is making a fresh start in life after moving to Haverfordwest from London and returning to the classroom to gain the qualifications needed to achieve her dream job as a children’s counsellor.

Karen, 32, who left school with no qualifications, is one of thousands of people across Wales signing up for learning.

Learning Helps Chris Build A New Career

Labourer Kris Eggar from Pentwyn in Cardiff is building a new career after deciding to go back to the classroom and achieve his ambition of learning a trade and becoming a bricklayer. 

Leaving school at 16 with only a few GCSE’s, Kris Eggar, 24 is one of thousands of people signing up for learning across Wales.