
Having the necessary digital skills is crucial in the modern world. If you’re a Liverpool City Region resident or employer, you could be entitled to funded skills training to help you or your staff improve your digital skillsets.
Learn more about the range of digital training available to you below. Click the arrows to the left and right to view all offers available.


Barclays Digital Wings is a free service for boosting digital skills. They’ve worked with partners to make sure their learning covers the essentials. Find out how to stay safe online, use social media, make your business digital and more. If you or someone you know needs support understanding the digital world, they’re here to help.

Learn My Way is a free online platform that helps people gain basic digital skills and improve their digital literacy. They offer bite-size learning that is suitable for beginners. You can use Learn my Way on your mobile, tablet or computer and can try out a few topics before registering.

“Hi Digital” is a free online course developed by Vodafone Foundation, designed for anyone who needs a bit of help developing their digital skills, particularly those who have rarely been online. The course that consists of bite-size lessons organised around key digital themes including: The basics of internet access and how to use online devices; An essential guide to apps and features that can enhance daily life and combat isolation.

The Adult Education Budget (AEB) aims to engage with adults (aged 19 and over), who are residents of the Liverpool City Region, to provide the skills they need for work, apprenticeships or other learning. Through the Digital Skills Entitlement, adults who lack digital skills can get free qualifications to address skill shortages.

Skills Bootcamps for the Workplace provide flexible hands-on courses that last up to 16 weeks.. They are part of the UK Government’s Plan For Jobs and Lifetime Skills Guarantee. Through the Bootcamps, Liverpool City Region residents and employers are eligible for a range of digital courses.

Through Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram’s flagship Be More programme, Liverpool City Region employers can access fully funded digital training for their staff via the Priority Training Support Fund. There are a selection of shorter IT courses that eligible employers can register for.

Free phone-based support for anyone aged 18 and over, who is a Lloyds Bank customer, or a friend or family member of one. Support for not only online banking, but for other things too. In partnership with the Digital Helpline, Lloyds are offering free 1-2-1 training sessions that are tailor-made to your needs. You can call for an initial chat and they’ll try to help you with any queries there and then. Lines are open Monday – Friday, 9:am – 5:00pm. Lloyds also offer short online courses to help you build your digital skills.

Barclays Digital Wings is a free service for boosting digital skills. They’ve worked with partners to make sure their learning covers the essentials. Find out how to stay safe online, use social media, make your business digital and more. If you or someone you know needs support understanding the digital world, they’re here to help.

Learn My Way is a free online platform that helps people gain basic digital skills and improve their digital literacy. They offer bite-size learning that is suitable for beginners. You can use Learn my Way on your mobile, tablet or computer and can try out a few topics before registering.

“Hi Digital” is a free online course developed by Vodafone Foundation, designed for anyone who needs a bit of help developing their digital skills, particularly those who have rarely been online. The course that consists of bite-size lessons organised around key digital themes including: The basics of internet access and how to use online devices; An essential guide to apps and features that can enhance daily life and combat isolation.

The Adult Education Budget (AEB) aims to engage with adults (aged 19 and over), who are residents of the Liverpool City Region, to provide the skills they need for work, apprenticeships or other learning. Through the Digital Skills Entitlement, adults who lack digital skills can get free qualifications to address skill shortages.

Skills Bootcamps for the Workplace provide flexible hands-on courses that last up to 16 weeks.. They are part of the UK Government’s Plan For Jobs and Lifetime Skills Guarantee. Through the Bootcamps, Liverpool City Region residents and employers are eligible for a range of digital courses.

Through Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram’s flagship Be More programme, Liverpool City Region employers can access fully funded digital training for their staff via the Priority Training Support Fund. There are a selection of shorter IT courses that eligible employers can register for.

Free phone-based support for anyone aged 18 and over, who is a Lloyds Bank customer, or a friend or family member of one. Support for not only online banking, but for other things too. In partnership with the Digital Helpline, Lloyds are offering free 1-2-1 training sessions that are tailor-made to your needs. You can call for an initial chat and they’ll try to help you with any queries there and then. Lines are open Monday – Friday, 9:am – 5:00pm. Lloyds also offer short online courses to help you build your digital skills.

Barclays Digital Wings is a free service for boosting digital skills. They’ve worked with partners to make sure their learning covers the essentials. Find out how to stay safe online, use social media, make your business digital and more. If you or someone you know needs support understanding the digital world, they’re here to help.

Learn My Way is a free online platform that helps people gain basic digital skills and improve their digital literacy. They offer bite-size learning that is suitable for beginners. You can use Learn my Way on your mobile, tablet or computer and can try out a few topics before registering.

“Hi Digital” is a free online course developed by Vodafone Foundation, designed for anyone who needs a bit of help developing their digital skills, particularly those who have rarely been online. The course that consists of bite-size lessons organised around key digital themes including: The basics of internet access and how to use online devices; An essential guide to apps and features that can enhance daily life and combat isolation.


