11 Online programmes offered by the university

This Understanding Distressed Behaviour in Children course at Cambridge Regional College is ideal for anyone who currently works in, or would like to work in, the education and health and social care sectors.

This level 2 certificate in Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties from Cambridge Regional College is great for both individuals as well as employers looking for training to upskill their staff.

If you're looking for a qualifications that will give you an introduction to childcare, the Level 2 Certificate in Introducing Caring for Children and Young People at Cambridge Regional College is the ideal course for you.

With over 65 million internet users in the UK alone, knowing how to stay safe online has never been so important. This Principles of Internet Safety course is offered at Cambridge Regional College.

Gain an understanding of Safeguarding in Education with this auto-assessed short course offered by Cambridge Regional College.

Are you looking to complete a social care training course? This Understanding Behaviour that Challenges course at Cambridge Regional College will equip you with pro-active strategies to support positive behaviour.

The Understanding Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values course at Cambridge Regional College can benefit the wider safeguarding practices within the workplace.

The Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) is an initial training course in English Language teaching. This course is offered by Cambridge Regional College.

This Allergy Awareness for those Working with Children course at Cambridge Regional College has been designed to provide skills and knowledge in a range of subjects related to allergies.

The Understanding Autism course at Cambridge Regional College will give you an understanding of autism and the principles of supporting individuals with autism.

This Understanding Consent for Staff course at Cambridge Regional College is aimed at staff in an educational setting seeking to improve their knowledge of consent.