
Unique learning methods and great value for money
Enrolling on one of our vocational training courses is a truly invaluable investment. You can start earning as soon as you feel ready to go and put your new skills into practice. Your training will benefit you throughout your working life, giving you the opportunity to develop useful, practical skills that come with great earning potential.Fast-track training that delivers results
Intensive practical tuition focused on hand skills
Theory delivered through the latest technology
Flexible attendance available 7 days a week
A unique, learner-focused experience
Thinking of funding your course with finance?
Finance is a great way to spread the cost of your course. We are one of very few training providers who hold a trusted FCA licence to lend without the use of a third party provider or bank. We get to know our customers and their situation, so we can make the decisions about who we believe has the necessary requirements to take out a loan to spread the cost of their course.To make it easy, we've developed bespoke technology (unique to us) that allows you to request a loan quickly. There's no application form for you to complete – it’s a simple process that should take no more than a couple of minutes to complete. You’ll speak to one of our course advisors over the phone, and you will receive a decision instantly. It’s an easy and cost-effective way to start your new career!
Contact Access Training now to find out more about our course prices and finance options.
Newpay: Interest-Free Finance

Financing your course shouldn't hold you back from changing careers. That's why we offer interest-free payment plans through NewDay*, giving you the flexibility to spread the cost of your course over 36 months. Whether you're ready to make the switch now or just starting to explore your options, our payment plans are designed to make career change accessible, not out of reach.
Speak to a course advisor for more information about Newpay.
*Access Training (Wales) Limited is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 697593). We do not charge you for credit broking services. We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited.
Speak to a course advisor for more information about Newpay.
*Access Training (Wales) Limited is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 697593). We do not charge you for credit broking services. We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited.
Newpay FAQs
It's great being able to spread the cost when you buy, but you always need to do your research on finance. We've gathered the most frequently-asked questions, from how it works to how much it costs, to give you peace of mind about Newpay.
- What is Newpay?
- Who are NewDay?
- Is there a minimum spend?
- Can I apply for Newpay?
- Can I still apply if I have bad credit?
- When will I find out if I've been accepted for Newpay?
- Will you do a credit check?
- Will my credit rating be affected?
- What will you do with the information I give you?
- Where can I get a copy of my credit agreement?
- If my application's declined, can I apply for Newpay again?
- If my application’s declined, can I appeal the decision?
- If I change my mind, can I cancel my Newpay application?
- Can I pay a deposit?
- When can I start using Newpay?
- Can I have more than one purchase on the same payment plan?
- What happens if I need to return an item?
- When and how will I get a statement?
- How do I make a payment?
- Are there any extra hidden costs to Newpay?
- When does NewDay charge interest?
- What should I do if I'm having financial difficulties?
- What happens if I can't afford my monthly instalment payment?
- How do I change the details on my Newpay account?
- What happens if I don't recognise a transaction on my account or I suspect fraud?
- Can I close my Newpay account?
- Who can I contact if I have any more questions about my Newpay account?
- What should I do if I'm unhappy with how the process has gone?