Ampliflow's self-paced course lives in a private learning space. Free enrolment is a private offer, not a government-funded place. You can try the public sample without charge or registration. Tutor-led delivery and funded partnerships are arranged separately.
Four routes to understand
| Route | What to establish |
|---|---|
| Free foundation resources | Whether the content covers the basics your team needs, and how they'll practise afterwards. |
| Private employer training | What you'll learn, who teaches it, how it's assessed, the support, the price and the written terms. |
| Skills Bootcamps | The funded programme, what's available locally, eligibility, required outcomes and any employer contribution. |
| Apprenticeship units | The exact unit, the eligible provider, learner eligibility, the time commitment and the funding conditions. |
Start with free learning
AI Skills Boost brings together government and industry learning opportunities. It's a good foundation, and your team may also want help applying those ideas to its own work. Read the government explainer.
Check who actually delivers
For short apprenticeship units, the provider you choose must deliver the training. Current rules do not allow delivery to be subcontracted to another legal entity. Ask who holds the relevant permission and who'll be responsible for your learners. Read the unit funding rules.
Bootcamps vary. Check the rules for the actual programme rather than assuming every place is free. Find the government's Bootcamp information.
Ask before enrolling staff
- Which programme is this, and why is it right for our learning need?
- Who contracts with us, who teaches, and who handles learner support?
- What are the eligibility conditions, release time and software access?
- What's the total price, including any contribution, licences and tax?
- How is achievement assessed, and what happens if someone withdraws?
- What will staff be able to do differently afterwards?
Written by Ampliflow. Sources checked 2 October 2026. This guide covers England; other UK nations have different arrangements. Check current rules with the provider before you enrol.