Practical, engaging curriculum solutions
Vision2learn for schools is a really useful way to deliver a balanced curriculum. Using a dynamic mix of online or blended classroom study you can help all learners achieve and prepare for their next steps, whether that's further study or a move to the workplace.
Our fully hosted online learning platform provides approved, rigorous qualifications and resources at KS4 that help learners get back on track with their studies and achieve GCSE equivalent qualifications.
E-learning with vision2learn for schools boosts pupils' confidence and helps even the most hard-to-reach learners make the step up from Level 1 to Level 2. Every learner has the opportunity to achieve practical, relevant qualifcations and skills for life.
Advantages for schools
Our remotely hosted, web-based e-learning system is used by hundreds of schools to deliver, support and administer e-learning. So what are the benefits?
- Provides vocational alternatives and supports skills in key GCSE subjects
- Complete online solution reduces overheads
- Boosts pupils' confidence and self-belief
- Supports online or blended delivery
- Includes all learning materials and resources
- Scope to offer community learning at no extra cost.
Order now
Order your licence today for unlimited access to all courses for all learners.
Ongoing support
We will support you every step of the way in delivering the platform smoothly, from initial setup and learner registration to training and planning meetings.
- Curriculum planning meetings to help you meet your KS4 targets
- Ideas for best practice
- Full set-up support and refresher training
- Interactive webinars covering key topics
- Newsletters covering our latest developments
- Telephone and email support when you need it.
School soundbites
Working with vision2learn has got me back on track with my schoolwork.
Tristain, pupil
Heworth Grange Comprehensive
I felt like the teachers had made an investment in me.
Sam, pupil
Avon Valley College
Online learning is a huge motivator for our students.
Suzanne Dwyer, Deputy Headteacher
Coombe Boys' School
