Discovering if there is financial support for your Antenatal Training Diploma journey can help to accelerate the achievement of your goals. There are a number of grants and funding opportunities available, but they can vary based on your location and individual circumstances. Through our mentoring service, our team can guide you through the various pathways to funding, helping you explore options tailored to your needs.
We work directly with a few grants agencies who can help you access government grants to support you with paying for you antenatal training diploma costs, to marketing, set up fees even a wage to pay yourself for the first year whilst you get established!
Grants range from £1000 to £25,000, with 97% of applications securing their desired funding!
We’re committed to assisting you in finding the financial resources to make your Antenatal Training Diploma dreams a reality – and that means helping you create a successful career and not just delivering a course!
Financial hardship is something we don’t believe should be something that prevents you helping us to change the narrative when it comes to antenatal education.
This is a grant suitable for anyone who identifies with having any form of physical, mental health or learning difference, such as ADHD. You do not need to have a formal diagnosis, but your condition must impact your life in some way.
It takes around 8 months to apply for and the process can be difficult. We do offer free support with the application process to help you maximise your chances of an award. However we can only offer this support to students intending on enrolling, or already enrolled onto the Advanced Diploma. This is due to the support that is built into the diploma and because we can tailor the support inline with your award and eligibility.
Typical awards range from £10,000 – £20,000. All students may access the service and apply independently.
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We work directly with a few grants agencies across the UK, who can help you access government grants to support you with paying for you antenatal training diploma costs, to marketing, equipment, set up fees even a wage to pay yourself for the first year whilst you get established!
Grants range from £1000 to £25,000, with 97% of applications securing their desired funding!
If you are registered unemployed and receive benefits you may be able to get funding through the Department of Work and Pensions.
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Turn2Us is a national charity whose aim is to provide support guidance on a range of issues, including financial support those those in need.
They are not just there for helping with course costs but also the cost of living. So its worth checking in with them to see how they could support your other bills, which may free up more money to study.
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GOV.UK have many different learning grants and loans available to support you with undertaking your antenatal training programme.
You maybe able to get help with not just the course fees, but also childcare, living costs and learning materials.
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The Prince’s Trust is a UK charity founded by HRH King Charles. It is dedicated to transforming the lives of young people facing challenges by providing them with support, education, and employment opportunities.
Through mentoring, training, and financial assistance, the trust helps young individuals gain skills and confidence, enabling them to achieve their full potential and create a brighter future.
If you are aged 16-30 you may be eligible for support.
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Passion to Profession: a FREE 4-day workshop, 5 to 8 October, 7pm on Zoom.
For anyone obsessed with birth work and wondering how to turn it into a real career. And for midwives who have lost the joy in it.
Design a career that fits your life, teach in a way that actually changes outcomes, see how simple marketing can be, and find the funding to pay for it. Live bonuses every night, and replays if you miss one.
