Anglo Skills College has achieved accreditation from several well-recognised awarding bodies, including Pearson Edexcel, City & Guilds, NCFE, OCR, AQA, and ABE. These partnerships enable the college to offer higher education opportunities to both international and UK-based students from a wide range of backgrounds.
The college also collaborates with a number of regulatory and support organisations such as the Office for Students (OfS), Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), Designated Quality Body (DQB), Student Loans Company (SLC), and Student Finance England (SFE). These affiliations allow Anglo Skills College to provide access to funding and resources for home students. Oversight by the OfS ensures the college continues to meet all requirements as a recognised Higher Education provider.
Pathway Group has been recognised for its dedication to supporting individuals throughout their journey into and through employment. The organisation offers qualifications that are specifically tailored to achieve job outcomes aligned with employer needs. Their approach centres on enhancing employment opportunities by addressing the needs of businesses, individuals, and communities alike. They assist employers in adapting to changes within the apprenticeship landscape, placing strong emphasis on building relationships that are sustainable and long-lasting. With a proven track record, Pathway Group has demonstrated the capability and capacity to effectively engage with individuals who are among the hardest to reach and support. The organisation is also known for its authentic approach, underpinned by trust and integrity.
Seeds Foundation – AJK has initially been operating informally since 1994. It started its work by establishing a school called Capital Public School from nursery level to secondary school level. The aim was to establish a school to educate and facilitate children from deprived and poor backgrounds. The school is based in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan in the city of Muzaffarabad. Educational Empowerment is still progressing across the world; therefore we aim to equip the new generation so they are able to face future challenges and advance their skills and knowledge to further progress in the workforce in various professions.
Seeds Foundation has been active in Pakistan since the terrible Earthquake in Pakistan in 2005.
The earthquake led to the destructions of many towns and cities where over 120,000 people were trapped and killed in the collapsed building. As a result of this, it left around 3 million people homeless. Muzaffarabad City was severely affected. Nearly 90% of schools, hospitals, roads, and infrastructure had been destroyed.
Half a million school children were affected and resumed their education in shelters. After the earthquake, Seeds Foundation has supported more than 20,000 children by providing free education, uniforms, course books and free medical facilities. We are continuously supporting the orphans and the needy children through sponsorships until now. We empower hundreds of children into employment, education and support the deprived and poor communities in the region.
Community Services Programme (CSP) is a national level multi-disciplinary, non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization established in 2008 and formally registered in January 2009 under registration & control act 1982.
The Community Support Program (CSP) is recognised for its mission to alleviate the suffering of affected populations by providing rapid, flexible, and effective humanitarian emergency responses. Its work also focuses on building resilient communities through triple-nexus programming, guided by principles of gender, disability, and protection mainstreaming, along with a strong commitment to transparency and accountability.
CSP collaborates with disadvantaged groups across society, working closely with national, provincial, and local authorities, as well as UN agencies, humanitarian and development actors, community-based organizations (CBOs), and youth and women’s groups. A key strength of the organisation lies in its diverse pool of dedicated male and female youth volunteers, who actively contribute to all stages of project management and play a crucial role in community engagement and accountability (CEA).
Over the years, CSP has partnered with numerous international and national organisations, along with grassroots institutions such as community organisations (COs), village organisations (VOs), community-based organisations (CBOs), and local support organisations (LSOs). Through these partnerships, CSP has delivered impactful, sustainable, and cost-effective interventions across various sectors—including community mobilization, disaster preparedness and response, mother and child healthcare, education and child welfare, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), climate change adaptation, food security and livelihoods, and women and youth empowerment. The program integrates crosscutting themes such as community institutionalisation, environmental protection, CEA, gender, disability, and protection into all of its interventions.