Blended learning combines the flexibility of managing your own online learning time with the importance of having face to face contact engaging with the tutor and a group.

• Greater flexibility for learners
  Learners can complete the online elements at their own pace, around work, family, or shift patterns—reducing time off work and travel commitments.
• Improved knowledge retention
  Online learning allows learners to pause, rewind, and revisit content, helping them better understand key topics before applying them in the classroom.
• More effective use of classroom time
  Face-to-face sessions focus on practical skills, discussion, and assessment rather than basic theory—making classroom learning more engaging and hands-on.
• Supports different learning styles
  Blended learning combines visual, written, and practical learning, benefiting learners who may struggle in traditional classroom-only environments.
• Reduced travel and costs
  Fewer classroom hours mean lower travel expenses and less time spent commuting, making training more accessible and cost-effective.
• Encourages learner responsibility and independence
  Learners take ownership of their learning by completing online modules in advance, promoting professionalism and self-discipline.
• Still retains essential face-to-face interaction
  Unlike fully online learning, blended learning keeps in-person training for practical skills, assessments, and tutor support—maintaining quality and confidence.of resources for train enthusiasts and newcomers alike, including information on train history, schedules, and special events. Join us on a journey through time and discover the wonder of trains with MJK Training.