Walbrook Institute London

Studying online doesn’t mean that you’re doing it alone.

The library is just one of the many services we offer to support our students.

We know that returning to education can be a huge change, especially when dusting off your academic writing and referencing skills. If this is something you think you might need some additional support with, our amazing library team is here to help.

Learn more about our support services → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4bDQEVw

Is there an age limit to studying?

Age has never determined ambition – and it shouldn't determine your education either. Whether you're 28 or 58, the right time to invest in your future is now.

Our latest blog post breaks down why age is not a barrier to learning – and how flexible study makes it easier than ever to start.

Read it here → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4fND7gv

Looking back at these photos from our last graduation ceremony and maybe refreshing the calendar a little more than we'd like to admit.

If you're graduating with us this October, the countdown is officially on. We cannot wait to see you in your cap and gown.

See you there.

How can psychology help create better educational experiences?

Introducing our new degree: MSc Psychology of Education.

Explore how people learn and develop across different contexts, and how psychological principles can shape better educational practice.

Interested? Learn more → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4z02xyL

The mortgage advice sector has a problem with recruiting new talent. We have a solution.

We're launching a new Level 3 apprenticeship pathway for aspiring mortgage advisers – a fully-managed, up-to-100%-funded route for firms to recruit and train their own talent. This follows the success of our financial advice apprenticeship pathways, which we announced last year.

Apprentice mortgage advisers will study for LIBF's CeMAP qualification over 15 months, with structured support from day one.

If you lead a mortgage advice firm, this new pathway was built for you.

Learn more → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4br4Y3r

The deals everyone else avoids are often the ones worth chasing.

That's the view of Alexander Loszinski, Client Relationship and Risk Manager at Munich Re and LIBF learner, who has built a career finding value where others see only risk.

His most satisfying deals, he says, were the ones others considered impossible. Not because he ignored the risk, but because his qualifications gave him the framework to understand it properly – and the confidence to act where others hesitated.

Read Alex’s career story️ → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4yM0wpU

Who says studying has to happen at a desk?

This is what flexible learning really looks like – a park, a picnic, and a degree programme that moves with you, not against your schedule.

Just one tip from us: make sure your battery's charged before you head outdoors.

Where would you study from if you could work from anywhere?

That's not a lack of ambition. It's a lack of pathways.

The UK Government’s new Young People and Work report also found that the number of young people starting work-based training has fallen by more than 40%. That means fewer clear routes into a first job.

The good news: better access to skills and training can help tackle these challenges.

In the first edition of our Future Skills Briefing, we look at what this means for the future of work and how to close that gap.

Read it here → https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/4x8gkSl

We always love hearing from our students – but a review like this one is something special.

Hearing that our programmes are making a real difference to people's day-to-day work is exactly what drives us forward.

Have you studied with us? We'd love to hear about your experience in the comments ↓