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Our commercial sales centre administers open access venues and residential venues, and all health and social care short courses for managers, short courses for all care workers, and Computer Explorer bookings.
Age UK Training commercial sales centreUnit 26 MartindaleHawks Green LaneCannockStaffordshire WS11 7XN01543 503 660 01543 500 940 (fax)Email: salesteam@ageuk.org.uk
Our training centres deliver government-funded work preparation programmes, apprenticeships and vocational skills training, and programmes in information and communication technology, functional skills, NVQ assessment and verification, and information, advice and guidance, from our 17 training centres in England and our training centre in Ebbw Vale in Wales.
Cumbria
Unit 43 Trinity Enterprise CentreIronworks RoadBarrow-in-FurnessCumbria LA14 2PN01229 834 17501229 838 648 (fax)Email: trainingc@ageuk.org.uk
Ebbw Vale
Ebbw Vale Training CentreLlys EbwyAlexandra StreetEbbw Vale NP23 6LL01495 307 61701495 303 316 (fax)Email: trainingev@ageuk.org.uk
Greater Manchester
27-29 Hulton District CentreWorsleyManchester M28 OBA0161 790 65010161 703 9332 (fax)Email: lhulton@ageuk.org.uk
Suite 2 Stamford Chambers68 Old StreetAshton under Lyne OL6 7RX0161 344 09570161 339 4879 (fax)Email: trainingash@ageuk.org.uk
8 Reynold StreetHydeCheshireSK14 1LU0161 367 7200Email: trainingash@ageuk.org.uk
London
Astral House1268 London RoadLondon SW16 4ER020 8765 7474020 8765 7538 (fax)Email: trainingl@ageuk.org.uk
North-east
Third Floor Union Chambers41 Grainger StreetNewcastle upon Tyne NE1 5JE0191 230 20050191 261 1778 (fax)Email: trainingne@ageuk.org.uk
North Midlands
Riverside HouseHady HillChesterfield S41 0DT01246 231 23201246 557 919 (fax)Email: trainingnm@ageuk.org.uk
84 FriargateDerby DE1 1FL01332 20808801332 208822 (fax)Email: trainingderby@ageuk.org.uk
North-west
North West Training CentreThird Floor Buckingham HouseGlovers CourtPreston PR1 3LS01772 254 58101772 259 582 (fax)Email: trainingnw@ageuk.org.uk
South-east
Kent Business CentreUnit 10 Willesborough Industrial ParkAshfordKent TN24 0TD01233 650 591Email: trainingse@ageuk.org.uk
St Helens
WorkWiseMansion House Victoria ParkCity Road St HelensWA10 2UE 01744 616 584Email: workwise@ageuk.org.uk
West Midlands
West Midlands Training CentreSuite 10 Bridge HouseBridge StreetWalsall WS1 1JQ01922 625 646Email: trainingwm@ageuk.org.uk
Yorkshire
West Yorkshire Training CentreThird Floor Elba House37 Bolton RoadBradfordWest Yorkshire BD1 4DR01274 740 59301274 740 857 (fax)Email: trainingwy@ageuk.org.uk
Barnsley Training CentreUnit 1a Redbrook Business Park Wilthorpe RoadBarnsleySouth Yorkshire S75 1JN01226 295 61501226 245 304 (fax)Email: trainingsy@ageuk.org.uk
Wakefield Training CentreThe Dancer8 Peterson RoadWakefield WF1 4EB01924 371 19901924 371 166 (fax)Email: trainingwk@ageuk.org.uk
Scarborough Training Centre25 Alma SquareScarboroughNorth YorkshireYO11 1JR01723 360 548Email: actscarborough@btconnect.com
Open access venues
Age UK Training deliver most of our health and social care short courses for managers and short courses for all care workers as scheduled open access training at open access venues across the UK.
Open access venues and bookings are administered from our commercial sales centre. Training is not delivered at the commercial sales centre.
BathThe Limpley Stoke HotelLower Limpley StokeBathAvon BA2 7FL
BirminghamAge Concern BirminghamThe Place 2B198 Corporation StreetBirmingham B4 6QB
BlackpoolBig Blue HotelOcean BoulevardBlackpool Pleasure BeachBlackpool FY4 1EZ
BournemouthBW Connaught Hotel30 West Hill RoadBournemouthBH2 5PH
BrightonBest Western Brighton Hotel145 Kings RoadBrighton BN1 2PQ
CambridgeMeadows Community Centre1 St Catharine's RoadCambridge CB4 3XJ
CroydonLeon House8th Floor233 High StreetCroydon CR0 9XT
EdinburghEllersly House HotelEllersly RoadMurrayfieldEdinburgh EH12 6HZ
GlasgowSense ScotlandTouchBase43 Middlesex StreetGlasgow G41 1EE
GuildfordSt Saviours ChurchWoodbridge RoadGuildford GU1 4QD
Liverpool Training Plus Merseyside62-64 Lime StreetLiverpool L1 1JN
LondonLondon Ciy YMCA8 Errol StreetLondonEC1Y 8SE
ManchesterHoliday Inn ExpressManchester EastDebdale Park, Hyde RoadManchester M18 7LJ
NorthamptonExpress by Holiday Inn NorthamptonLoake CloseGrange ParkNorthampton NN4 5EZ
PerthRoyal George HotelTay StreetPerth PH1 5LD
Port TalbotPort Talbot YMCA48-52 Talbot RoadPort Talbot SA13 1HU
Romford Romford YMCARush Green RoadRomfordEssex RM7 0PH
StratfordThe Charlecote Pheasant Hotel CharlecoteNr Stratford-upon-AvonWarwickshire CV35 9EW
WakefieldAge UK TrainingThe Dancer8 Peterson RoadWakefield WF1 4EB
Age UK Training deliver a number of our two-day health and social care short courses for managers and short courses for all care workers as residential training each year, at selected residential venues.
The Big Blue Hotel in BlackpoolPleasure BeachBlackpoolLancashire FY4 1ND0871 222 400001253 400 046 (fax)
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel near Stratford-upon-AvonCharlecoteNr Stratford-upon-AvonWarwickshireCV35 9EW0844 855 912601789 470 222 (fax)
The Best Western Brighton Hotel in Brighton 143-145 Kings Road BrightonEast SussexBN1 2PQ 01273 820 55501273 821 555 (fax)
The Royal George Hotel in Perth Tay Street Perth Scotland PH1 5LD 01738 624 455 01738 630 345 (fax)
Downloads
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Most downloads on this website are PDFs. We use this format to ensure that the document looks the same on everyone’s computer (website pages, by contrast, appear differently depending on how people have set their computer up).
Computers use a program called Adobe Acrobat Reader to download PDFs. If you try clicking on a link to download a PDF and it doesn’t work, you will need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader onto your computer.
The process is quite straightforward and is free.
PDFs cannot be changed. If you need to be able to type into a downloaded document (for example, if we are offering a letter template that you need to put your name on) we will provide it as a Microsoft Word document rather than a PDF. You can then download it, type into it and save it to your computer.
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