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SIT online · Learn with a tutor

Build your skills.
Wherever you begin.

Live teaching, useful practice and personal feedback. Explore a course that fits your starting point and the work you want to do.

Online cohorts are in preparation. Check each route’s funding, requirements and availability before making a commitment.

Three months. A practical next step.

Online learning.
A starting point for you.

Two proposed programmes shaped around different starting skills. A short skills check will help find your fit.

United KingdomFunding pending

Digital Skills for Employment

Build on everyday digital confidence to prepare for work, improve productivity and create a practical portfolio.

Starting point
Comfortable with email and basic computer use
Proposed format
12 weeks · 2 live lessons a week · guided practice
Work to show
A CV, a useful spreadsheet and a small workplace project.
Explore the proposed curriculum
  1. Weeks 1–3Digital workplace, safe collaboration and job applications
  2. Weeks 4–6Spreadsheets, practical data skills and clear reports
  3. Weeks 7–9Responsible AI, checking outputs and everyday productivity
  4. Weeks 10–12Portfolio project, feedback and next steps

Planned online orientation and tutor check-ins. Tell us if you need a refresher or help accessing a computer.

Intended to be free to learners if sponsorship is secured. Funding, eligibility, tutors and dates are not yet confirmed. Enquiring does not reserve a place.

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LiberiaFunding pending

Digital Foundations for Work

Start with the essentials, practise step by step and build confidence using digital tools for work, study and small business.

Starting point
Beginner; confidence and device access checked before enrolment
Proposed format
12 weeks · 2 live lessons a week · guided practice
Work to show
An organised set of files, a document, a simple budget and a practical project.
Explore the proposed curriculum
  1. Weeks 1–3Computer confidence, keyboard practice and managing files
  2. Weeks 4–6Internet safety, email, documents and online communication
  3. Weeks 7–9Spreadsheets, simple budgets and digital business tasks
  4. Weeks 10–12Introduction to responsible AI and a practical final project

Downloadable lesson notes and smaller practice files are planned. Any Monrovia device or campus support must be agreed before enrolment.

Intended to be free to learners if sponsorship is secured. Funding, eligibility, tutors and dates are not yet confirmed. Enquiring does not reserve a place.

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These are proposed online programmes. Current Monrovia campus courses and the Coventry pilot have their own eligibility, delivery and intake arrangements.

A clear route from interest to learning

A tutor alongside you.
A purpose for every week.

The initial delivery plan uses Microsoft Teams or Zoom for live classes, with your SIT Learning Hub bringing the course together.

  1. 01 / BEFORE YOU JOIN

    Find your fit

    Discuss your goals, starting skills, device access, internet connection and time zone with Admissions.

  2. 02 / BEFORE YOU COMMIT

    Receive a clear offer

    Your tutor, timetable, software requirements, funding or total fee, support and terms must be confirmed before a place is booked.

  3. 03 / EACH WEEK

    Learn, practise, get feedback

    Join class from the hub, use lesson materials, submit your work and see your tutor’s feedback.

  4. 04 / AT THE FINISH

    Show what you can do

    Bring your work into a final project. Completion is assessed against the requirements agreed for your course.

Your course, in one place

One place to return to.

Use your private learning account for class links, lesson materials, assignments, progress, tutor feedback and support. Accounts are arranged after an offer is confirmed.

Open the Learning Hub
  • Check the next class and its time zone
  • Download notes and complete weekly practice
  • Submit work and read private feedback
  • Ask for help and review your progress

Short professional courses · Tuition route

Choose a focused skill.
Put it to work.

Explore planned paid courses in AI, data and automation. These have their own duration and fees.

Fees below are planned total course fees in British pounds (GBP), not monthly subscriptions. Your confirmed offer will state the total payable, including applicable tax and any required software costs. International participation depends on course suitability, time zones and supported payment arrangements.

Practical AI

Applied AI for Work & Business

£149 GBP · planned total fee

4 weeks · 12 live hours
Two 90-minute classes each week

Build a reusable AI-assisted work kit: research brief, checked business document and repeatable task workflow.

  • Write and refine effective prompts
  • Verify claims, sources and calculations
  • Protect confidential information
  • Build a workflow with human review
Curriculum & entry requirements

Starting level: Confident everyday computer user

  • Week 1 · Prompting, limits, privacy and responsible use
  • Week 2 · Research, writing and source verification
  • Week 3 · Documents, spreadsheets and business workflows
  • Week 4 · Project clinic, demonstration and feedback

A laptop or desktop, a modern browser, email and reliable audio/internet. Free-access AI tools support core practice; optional paid subscriptions are not included.

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Data & reporting

Excel & Power BI Data Analytics

£249 GBP · planned total fee

6 weeks · 18 live hours
Two 90-minute classes each week

Turn a fictional sales or NGO programme dataset into a cleaned model and an interactive dashboard with a clear decision brief.

  • Clean data with Power Query
  • Build relationships and DAX measures
  • Design readable interactive reports
  • Check results and communicate findings
Curriculum & entry requirements

Starting level: Comfortable with Excel formulas and tables

  • Weeks 1–2 · Excel data quality and Power Query
  • Weeks 3–4 · Data models, DAX and dashboard design
  • Weeks 5–6 · Validation, storytelling and portfolio review

A Windows computer capable of running Power BI Desktop, plus spreadsheet software and reliable internet. Mac users need access to a suitable Windows environment. Power BI publishing subscriptions and Microsoft certification exams are not included.

Register interest

Advanced practice

AI Workflow Automation

£299 GBP · planned total fee

6 weeks · 18 live hours
Two 90-minute classes each week

Design and demonstrate a supervised enquiry-to-action workflow with validation, exception handling and a documented human approval step.

  • Map a repeatable business process
  • Connect forms, data and task tools
  • Add AI with validation and human approval
  • Test failures, costs and access controls
Curriculum & entry requirements

Starting level: Confident digital skills; basic spreadsheet logic

  • Weeks 1–2 · Workflow design, data and triggers
  • Weeks 3–4 · APIs, automation and controlled AI steps
  • Weeks 5–6 · Error handling, evaluation and project demonstration

Laptop or desktop, modern browser and reliable internet. Training uses sample data and instructor demonstrations. Any required paid tool/API costs must be itemised in the cohort offer before payment; never use private customer data in shared exercises.

Register interest

There are no confirmed open online cohorts to book at present. You can register interest in the professional courses below; no payment is due at enquiry.

Before you begin

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Tell us about any access or learning needs before accepting an offer, so the available support can be agreed.

Are the 12-week online programmes free?

They are intended to be free to learners if sponsorship is secured. Funded places, eligibility and dates have not been confirmed. Enquiring does not reserve a place. The shorter professional courses have separate planned fees. Device, data and software costs must be checked before enrolment.

What computer and internet access will I need?

A laptop or desktop is needed for practical computer, spreadsheet and project work. A phone may help you keep in touch, but is not a replacement for the required computer. Admissions will check your connection, device and any software requirements before confirming an offer.

What if my connection is unreliable?

The Liberia programme is being designed around downloadable notes, smaller files and supported practice. Any campus access or device support needs to be arranged in advance. Live classes still need a suitable connection; offline video and data allowances are not promised.

When will classes take place?

Dates and tutors are still to be confirmed for the proposed programmes. Offers will show a named time zone. The hub also shows class times in your browser’s local time and provides calendar downloads. Share your availability when you enquire.

Will lessons be recorded?

Recording availability and the access period will be stated in your cohort offer. Tutors give notice before recording. Access is restricted through the meeting provider. Watching a replay does not automatically count as live attendance.

How is my work assessed?

Practical tasks and a final project provide evidence of learning. Any SIT completion certificate recognises the stated participation and assessment requirements. It is not a degree, accredited qualification or Microsoft, Zoom or other vendor certification.

What about SIT Learning Live?

SIT Live is being prepared for a future integrated experience. Initial cohorts will use Teams or Zoom while live delivery, access and replay workflows are verified.

Can an organisation support a programme?

Yes. We welcome discussions about course sponsorship, devices, connectivity, teaching and learner support. Programme budgets, reporting and the number of places supported should be agreed before any funding commitment.

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Professional courses · Register interest

Tell us what
you want to learn.

Use this form for the shorter paid AI, data and automation courses. Your preferences help us plan suitable class times.

For a proposed 12-week sponsored programme, use the relevant enquiry link:

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