Get cosy with your drink of choice, I will get my matcha, and let us talk about something meaningful today. The free level 3 counselling course has become one of the most popular choices for adult learners who want to support others, grow their confidence, and build skills they can use at work and in […]
A Matcha Moment Grab your mug, take a sip, and let’s continue talking about the topic I brought up a while ago: study motivation UK. (Yes, I’ll gladly be your supportive, motivational friend; always going up and better) If you are anything like me, your brain sometimes feels like a browser with twenty tabs open.
Heyo! It’s your motivational friend again, Sally! Before anything, go grab your mug, take a sip, and let’s talk about something that might surprise you: transferable skills and the free courses in England. (Yes, this is your friendly reminder that you already have more valuable skills than you think.) When the impostor syndrome hits, sometimes
Get Cosy! Welcome to Strictly Come For Matcha, your go-to sharing session with me, Sally. This week’s theme is close to home for so many of us navigating the world of online learning adult life in the UK. Between juggling work, family, and a rapidly changing job market, it can feel impossible to keep up.
‘Tis the Season As October rolls in, everything slows down. The days shorten, the air cools, and reflection starts to feel natural. It is also the time many people begin thinking about change — and for some, that means exploring free government funded courses to start fresh or learn something new. It is the same
