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September 2026 Course Registration Dates
We’re looking forward to welcoming new and returning learners to Conway Education Centre this September.
Please note: All of our courses are for adults aged 18 and over.
Accredited Courses (GCSE English & Maths, Essential Skills English, Maths and ICT)
Registration opens on Monday 3 August from 10.00am.
Registration for accredited courses is in person only at Conway Education Centre. As part of the registration process, you’ll complete a short assessment to ensure you’re enrolled on the right course.
Non-Accredited Courses / Short Courses
Registration opens on Monday 10 August from 10.00am.
You can register online, by phone (028 9024 8543), or in person at Conway Education Centre.
ESOL (Learning English)
Registration opens on Monday 17 August from 10.00am.
Registration for ESOL courses is in person only. New learners will be asked to complete an ESOL registration form and a short English language assessment before joining a class.
Registration policy
As places are offered on a first come, first served basis and fill very quickly, we encourage you to register as early as possible on the registration day to give yourself the best chance of securing a place.
We look forward to welcoming you to Conway Education Centre this September.
New campaign urges people to check their immigration adviser is regulated
The Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) has launched a new national campaign to protect advice seekers from unregulated and potentially harmful immigration advisers.
Many people seeking immigration advice, particularly in urgent or stressful situations, are unaware that advisers must be properly regulated. This can leave them vulnerable to scams, poor-quality advice, financial loss, and serious damage to their immigration outcomes.
The campaign highlights a simple but important message: Before you trust them, check them.
Before trusting someone with your case, you can use the IAA’s free online Adviser Register to check whether they are authorised to provide immigration advice.
The campaign is being run across social media, digital platforms and outdoor advertising to reach people at the point they are most likely to seek help. Campaign materials are clear, accessible and available in multiple languages to support communities across the UK.
The IAA is the UK’s independent regulator of immigration advisers. It sets and enforces professional standards and takes action against those operating illegally or providing poor‑quality advice.
By encouraging people to check an adviser’s status, the campaign aims to help individuals make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.