Routes to Success is an exciting project which is designed to help individuals achieve their full potential. It is funded by SEEDA (South East England Development Agency) and is now in its third year.

The project is based across a variety of locations throughout Milton Keynes namely the Woughton area (Netherfield, Beanhill, Coffee Hall and Tinkers Bridge); Conniburrow; Fishermead; Fullers Slade; Stantonbury; Bradville; Stacey Bushes and the Lakes Estate.

Under the Routes to Success scheme, individuals aged sixteen and over who live in one of these areas may be entitled to free courses, workshops or training. These are provided in association with one of our partners on the project and may cover areas of personal interest, for example Introduction to Interpersonal Skills, delivered by Women and Work, or may be vocational, such as First Aid for Child Carers delivered by the Play Association. See December-January courses

Routes to Success also offers free Information, Advice and Guidance to all learners who access courses, workshops or taster sessions. This guidance can help to identify the appropriate and personal route into further learning or employment for each individual. 

If you have a student who wants to enrol on a course but does not meet standard eligibility criteria, if they live in one of the Routes to Success SOAs (see list below), they could be funded through the SEEDA project.

Contact Information. 

To see if you are eligible for a free course please contact the Routes to Success office on: 01908 608581

Alternatively, email the SEEDA administrator or the project office:

stephanie.thompson@mkcollege.ac.uk

routes2success@hotmail.com