Basic bid writing online training

A woman wearing glasses sits on a dark armchair by a window, working on bid writing on her laptop. She is dressed in light-coloured clothes and surrounded by green potted plants. Natural light fills the cosy room.

Adult Learning North Yorkshire, by North Yorkshire Council, is offering a free, teacher-led online course on bid writing for those involved in charities, voluntary organisations, and community groups.

The session covers key tips for writing successful bids, common reasons applications fail and how AI can support the process.

Participants will also take part in a practical activity using a real small grants programme, helping them build confidence in preparing their own applications.

This is a great opportunity to develop essential funding skills and improve your chances of success.

Date: Thursday 9 July

Time: 10am-12pm

Click here to book today.

May 19, 2026 11:23 am

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