We know that you want the very best for your kids whatever age they are and that includes making the right choices when it comes to their education too. We also know that your support can make a real difference to their success, which is why we want to reassure you that we can offer all the support and help they need to start their journey towards a successful career. Provide time out - Try to reach a compromise about using laptops and tablets etc for ‘study’ time versus ‘social’ time. From Employability Coaches to the Students' Union, we provide a huge range of services and facilities to deliver on this pledge. Our short courses in safeguarding of adults and children and internet safety are good introductions to these areas. They will give you an understanding of these topics and give guidance on how to recognise the signs. Browse our childcare and education courses. Prioritise - Look at the marks for each question. More marks require a more detailed answer. Make sure you answer all the questions.

Getting to know you – finding out a bit more about you will help us support your enrolment at College. Looking after yourself should always be a top priority. With our health and wellbeing courses you can improve your knowledge in areas such as exercise and fitness, healthy eating and weight management, to help sustain a healthier lifestyle. Browse our health and wellbeing courses.Make sure your son/daughter/ward prioritises these subjects in their revision timetable and encourage them to make use of the links and resources below. We offer courses in both food safety awareness and customer service skills to give Browse our retail and hospitality courses. Are you looking to begin or refresh your career with an accountancy course? Then the NEW B&FC for Business AAT Level 2 online courses are exactly what you need!

The health and safety of yourself and your employers is vital. Make sure your knowledge is up to date with our range of courses covering safe manual handling, fire safety, risk assessments and more. Browse our health and safety courses.

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Learn the basics for successful project management with our range of 5 courses to suit all levels. Browse our project management courses. Stay focused - It seems tough now, but keep in mind the better you do in your exams the better your chances in the future. Remember - it will be worth it in the end. Practise on past papers - Ask your teacher for past papers or google them yourself. Doing past papers improves your exam technique, leading to extra marks and less stress on the day. As a student at B&FC, you will benefit from a wealth of industry experience via our industry specialist tutors, access to first-class industry-standard facilities and a strong support network that allows you to personalise your learning journey. Our courses cover a range of skills from double entry bookkeeping and basic costing principles to using accounting software. With no previous accounting experience required, our courses are ideal for everyone from beginners in finance to those wanting to build on previous accountancy foundation courses. Browse our AAT accounting courses.

No last-minute revision - Don’t try testing yourself on specific questions - this will just make you panic about what you think you don’t know. If you've kept to your revision plan, and you’re calm, the answers will come naturally. Understanding illnesses involving mental health, anxiety, stress and substance abuse are all essential skills. We have 12 courses available to help give you the knowledge you need to understand and offer support. Browse our health and social care courses. Looking to improve your leadership qualities? From organising and delegating to conflict management, choose from our range of 10 business, leadership and management courses designed to enhance your key skills for effectively managing teams in the workplace. Browse our business, leadership and management courses. We offer a complimentary shuttle bus service to Bispham Campus - from and to Poulton-le-Fylde train station, with stops in between.Funding – This section only applies to 19+ adult students and students who are applying for a Higher Education course. You will also have the opportunity to discuss funding prior to enrolment. Here you can add details about funding for your course and any evidence that maybe required to support the funding. When the exams are over, why not celebrate all their hard work (and yours!) with a treat, such as a meal out or a trip to the cinema. Our range of personal development and employability courses are a great addition to any CV. From first aid to personal money management there’s something for everyone. Browse our personal development and employability courses.

No night-before revision - Avoid revision the night before. You’ll just stress yourself out trying to cram it all in at the last minute. Complete your revision early, relax for the rest of the day, read over your notes and get an early night. Write reminders - Place post-it notes around the house to help with learning keywords and phrases, particularly for language subjects.

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Our academic standards are judged to be amongst the best in the sector and for the sixth year running we have been ranked in the top 3% of further education colleges in England. All GCSEs are important but none more so than English and maths. Research shows that good English and maths skills lead to better career and education opportunities. Alternatively for a modern, eye-catching look our multi panel canvas prints are a great way to showcase your artwork in an exciting and creative way. Panoramic landscape shots and city skylines have never looked so good and create a stylish feature across any internal wall. Showcase your favourite photos on canvas prints Sorts pictures starting with the most affordable, then boosts items based on sales frequency, giving additional priority to recent uploads. A balanced blend of value and popularity. Be accurate - Remember to use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar, particularly in GCSE English. Use the correct units in GCSE Maths, for example ‘cm’ for ‘centimetres’.