CIPS Classroom Learning

Our face to face Classroom learning has an excellent balance of teaching, group work and quizzes. Students receive our unique PowerPoint presentations, revision videos, past papers and examples answers via our online platform ‘Moodle’ – these supplement the main CIPS textbooks and are clearly explained in the classroom environment.

This training has advantages for students studying with a continuous interaction between students and the tutor. This helps students to get rid of their fears regarding exams and clarifies the course content. As a result, this helps motivate students to achieve higher marks. All available with Interest Free Credit via Direct Debit.

Please take a moment to view our CIPS Training Courses and materials via a short video demonstration to experience the high level of support available to you.

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Training Centres

We have 6 training centres of excellence across the country

Midlands

Lancashire

Leeds

Liverpool

Manchester

Cardiff

Sheffield

Online Classroom

Distance Learning

Our tutors are knowledgeable, friendly, and keen to share their own past experiences and practical examples to bring real life examples to the course.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the CIPS Classroom Learning course include?

The CIPS classroom learning package includes access to all classroom-delivered lessons and learning resources on Moodle. All venues offer ample parking and on-site refreshments. Tutor support is available face to face and via email. Some cohorts of students may also choose to create a WhatsApp group.

What can I expect from a CIPS classroom session?

Classes are limited to 20 learners at any one time. This allows us to deliver the quality learning you expect, in engaging sessions where everyone can participate and feel involved.

Who teaches the CIPS classroom courses?

All of our tutors are MCIPS qualified, with varied experience to deliver practical learning with real-world applications.

Is classroom learning better than CIPS Online or Distance Learning?

All course materials, regardless of study option, are the same. For people that enjoy being face to face in a classroom environment, where spontaneous discussion can occur, classroom learning may be more beneficial. Ultimately, it depends on how you prefer to learn and study.