UNISON Learning launches new partnership with e-Careers

UNISON is delighted to announce a partnership with e-Careers that will allow our members to claim a discount on online courses across a whole range of subjects, from accountancy to web design.

Visit the e-Careers site

For countless numbers of our members, the way to improved career prospects is through learning, whether they want to move up within their existing career or start something entirely new.

e-Careers is an online learning provider that offers a large range of accredited and non-accredited courses. These include widely-recognised qualifications such as the PRINCE2® project management methodology,

There are also courses in useful workplace skills such as Microsoft Office, budgets and managing money, and time management.

Members who are looking to learn new skills for their own personal fulfilment might be more interested in courses in modern foreign languages including Arabic, French, and Thai, or on vlogging or crime writing.

UNISON members can claim a 10% discount on any e-Careers course by entering the code UNISON10 at the checkout.

Visit the e-Careers site

And remember, you may be able to get help with the cost of education that you’re undertaking at your own expense with UNISON’s bursary scheme.

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