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Develop your professional skills

Explore our range of commercial courses designed for professionals working across Science, Health, Social Care and related sectors. These courses support continuing professional development and help you build the knowledge and skills needed to progress in your career.

Why choose our courses?

  • Industry-relevant training aligned to professional practice
  • Flexible learning designed to fit around work commitments
  • Opportunities to upskill or specialise in key areas
  • Suitable for a range of roles across Science, Health and Social Care

🔐 Course materials are available to enrolled learners only.

📧 Interested in finding out more or applying?
Please contact Tracey Winters at tracey.winters@wcs.ac.uk.

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Mastering Advanced Mathematics Problem-Solving

Mastering Advanced Mathematics Problem-Solving is designed for learners who want to strengthen their mathematical reasoning and develop effective techniques for tackling challenging problems. Covering key topics including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, and three-dimensional geometry, this course provides practical explanations, worked examples, and opportunities to test your understanding. By the end of the course, you will be more confident in applying mathematical concepts and solving complex problems systematically.

Understanding Dyslexia in Learning and Work

Suitable for educators, support staff, managers and anyone seeking to build a better understanding of dyslexia and inclusive practice in learning and workplace environments.

Safe Selection and Use of Abrasive Wheels in Industry and Construction

This course provides an introduction to the safe selection and use of abrasive wheels in industrial and construction settings. Explore common hazards, legal responsibilities, risk assessment processes, and practical measures for working safely with abrasive wheel equipment.

Menstrual Health Awareness and Support in the Workplace

This course provides an introduction to menstrual health and the ways in which menstrual health conditions can affect individuals in the workplace. The course explores common conditions, symptoms, workplace impacts, and practical approaches to creating a supportive and inclusive working environment. Learners will also gain an understanding of the importance of empathy, appropriate signposting, and reasonable workplace support.

Everyday English for Life in Scotland

This course is designed to help learners build confidence using English in everyday situations. Through practical examples and activities, learners will develop the language skills needed to introduce themselves, make appointments, understand letters and forms, shop confidently, use public transport, and communicate effectively with schools and healthcare services in Scotland.

Everyday English for Work in Scotland

This course helps learners develop the practical English language skills needed to find employment and communicate confidently in the workplace. Through real-life examples and activities, learners will explore job adverts, complete application forms, understand workplace instructions, follow health and safety guidance, communicate with colleagues and customers, and prepare for job interviews.

Supporting Your Child's Learning: Understanding Dyslexia, Dyscalculia and Learning Support in Scottish Schools

This course provides parents and carers with an introduction to dyslexia, dyscalculia and the learning support available in Scottish schools. It aims to help families better understand learning differences and how they can support their child's learning journey.

Maths Made Friendly: A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Primary Learning in Scotland.

Supporting a child with maths can feel challenging, especially when teaching methods have changed since you were at school. This course helps parents and carers understand how maths is taught in Scottish primary schools and provides practical, everyday strategies to build confidence, support homework, and encourage positive attitudes towards maths at home.

Trauma-Informed Practice for Educators and Support Professionals

This course explores trauma and its impact on behaviour, learning, and wellbeing. Some of the topics discussed may feel personal or may remind you of difficult experiences.