Answers to questions we are often asked can be found below:
FAQs for practitioners FAQs for learners FAQs for parents
If you need further information, please contact us on 0117 941 1126 or email info@asdan.org.uk
All the information about centre registration and the relevant forms can be accessed via the join section of this website.
Information on fees is available on the 'costs' tab within each course page on the website.
Any employee from a registered centre can access the members area. Please email your name and centre name/number to info@asdan.org.uk and we will email you your log in details.
Introductory workshops provide vital training for anyone wanting to deliver an ASDAN programme or qualification. Training is mandatory for ASDAN qualifications (except Wider Key Skills). The workshops provide full training on the origins and structure of each course, and cover guidance and explanation of implementation, delivery, quality assurance and administrative procedures.
The training section of the website provides full details of each workshop, as well as an online booking facility. ASDAN will send confirmation of your place on the workshop by email once your booking has been processed. You will then be able to access further information, including a programme and map, from the training section of the members area.
Centres can complete an short online form in our members area to add courses to their registration.
Centres delivering ASDAN qualifications are required to provide us with copies of their centre's key policies and procedures. In addition, centres are required to read and sign a centre agreement, which specifies the role and responsibilities of an organisation in their dealings with ASDAN. Example policies and more information can be found on the centre approval page in the members area. For more information on centre approval, you can call 0117 954 8316 or email info@asdan.org.uk
The ASDAN centre number is the same as your account number with ASDAN. You can find this on the welcome email you receive from ASDAN when you register and on the centre details page in the members area.
We can organise replacement certificates at a charge of £6.55 per certificate. We need the student’s name and course, along with the name of the centre and date of moderation. If there is an error on the certificate, please send the original to our head office. Our postal and email addresses can be found in the contact section.
We sell courses and materials that do not require registration with ASDAN. Please visit our shop for details.
ASDAN works directly with education providers and does not accept applications from individual candidates. Learners access our courses through our network of centres, which include schools, colleges, pupil referral units and other providers. We recommend talking to your local college or other education providers to see if they offer ASDAN courses.
We can organise replacement certificates at a charge of £6.55 per certificate. We need the student’s name and course, along with the name of the centre and date of moderation. If there is an error on the certificate, please send the original to our head office. Our postal and email addresses can be found in the contact section.
The following Level 3 ASDAN qualifications carry UCAS points for students entering higher education:
ASDAN cannot accept registrations from individual candidates; students must access these courses through a registered provider (eg a school or college). Our advice to candidates looking to achieve extra UCAS points through an ASDAN qualification is to contact their local school or college, who will then be able to answer any queries relating to the delivery of the course (eg time, cost). In our experience, schools or colleges are unlikely to enter students for ASDAN qualifications unless the student is enrolled on a full- or part-time programme at the centre.
ASDAN’s programmes and qualifications are widely recognised by teachers for providing an engaging curriculum that empowers students through personalised learning and choice. Our courses motivate learners through short-term targets and regular recognition of achievement. Case studies, surveys and testimonials from our centres demonstrate that our courses develop a wide range of core skills in young people, including teamwork, problem solving, communication, managing your own learning and performance, and conducting research.
Learners undertaking our courses also develop character traits such as confidence, self-esteem, resilience and ambition. To find out more about the impact of ASDAN’s courses on learners, please read our case studies.
ASDAN works directly with education providers and does not accept applications from individual candidates. Learners access our courses through our network of centres, which include schools, colleges, pupil referral units and other providers. We recommend talking to your local school, college or other education providers to see if they offer ASDAN courses.
Our Focus and Raising Aspirations courses are designed for use by home educators. These programmes are suitable for learners with special educational needs and disabilities and students’ achievements can be recognised by awarding certificates.
Other courses, such as Function Junction and Workskills Online may also be delivered by home educators and have been designed to support literacy and numeracy.
You do not have to be registered with ASDAN to use these courses and materials can be purchased from our shop.
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