Getting started

NASBTT Learn is a learning app on web and mobile that's home to the popular ITTE training modules, as well as NASBTT's Mentor Development Modules. The app is provided by Anspear, NASBTT's technology partner.

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Accessing NASBTT Learn for the first time

There are two ways to access NASBTT Learn for the first time. The way you use will depend on your organisation's preference.

Method 1: Licence code

This is likely to be the method you use if you're a trainee. If you have been provided with a licence code rather than in invitation then you need to create an account first and enter your code.

• Go to the login page at nasbtt.nimbl.uk

• Click "Register"

• Enter your details, choose a password and put the code in the "Licence code" box

The modules will be added to your course library. You can then log in to nasbtt.nimbl.uk in future with your email address and password. You can also log in with these details to the mobile app.

Method 2: Email invitation

This is the most likely way if you are a tutor or a mentor. You will receive an email from "NASBTT Learn" inviting you to the app.

• Click "Accept invitation" in the email

• Check your details and set your password

• Click confirm

You can then log in to nasbtt.nimbl.uk in future with your email address and password. You can also log in with these details to the mobile app.

The mobile app

For the best experience learning on a smartphone or tablet download the NASBTT Learn mobile app. The app is available on the App Store or Google Play. Log into the app with the same details you set to log into nasbtt.nimbl.uk. You only have to log in once. The modules you study will be downloaded to your device so you can use them offline, enabling you to learn any time and any place that suits you. Any work you do will be synchronised across all your devices.

Your home screen

Your home screen will show courses you have been using recently so you can pick up where you left off. It can also take you to your Course library, where you can search all the modules available to you; and your Pathways list, where you can choose any collections of courses you might want to study together.