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Updated 2021 College 20/21 College/Sixthform/Training Provider Open Events Due to Covid19 many of these events are virtual! You must visit the college website and check details as you may be required to book a place in advance of attending! College/Training Open Event Dates Offer/Specialism Provider Accrington Academy Thursday 1 October to 31 October A Levels and Vocational Sixth Form Options Accrington and Monday 28 September 6pm-8pm Vocational and Rossendale College Wednesday 4 November 6pm-8pm Apprenticeship Options Wednesday 3 February (Apprenticeships) 6pm-8pm Accrington Stanley http://www.stanleytrust.co.uk/apply/ Vocational in Sports Studies Trust Alder Grange Sixth to be confirmed A Levels and Vocational Form Options Bacup and Rawtenstall Wednesday 11 November A Levels Grammar Sixth Form BAE Systems https://www.baesystems.com/en/careers/careers-in-the-uk/apprenticeships Apprenticeships Blackburn College Saturday 14 November 9am – 3pm All post-16 options Please note that there are other open day dates, but they are specific to certain schools and this is our schools date to attend. There will be further Open Events held in 2021, but as the circumstances may be different the college will send out further information for these dates later in the year, but currently they are looking at Tuesday 9 February - 4pm-8pm Bolton College Monday 16 November onwards Vocational and Apprenticeship Options Burnley College Wednesday 30 September 5:30pm-8pm All post-16 options Tuesday 6 October 5:30pm-8pm Thursday 5 November 5:30pm-8pm Bury College Wednesday 7 October through to Friday 27th November All post-16 options Clitheroe Grammar Wednesday 4 November A Levels Sixth Form Craven College Aviation Main College Open Evening 12 October 5:30pm - 7:30pm Vocational and Academy Aviation Academy Open Evening 14 October 5:30-7:30pm Apprenticeship Options Main College Open Evening 23 November 5:30-7:30pm Aviation Academy Open Evening 2 December 5:30-7:30pm Croft End Equestrian (https://www.croft-end.com/education) Vocational in Equine Centre Studies Crompton House Sixth https://www.chs-sixthform.org/apply/ A Levels Form, Shaw Haslingden High Sixth to be confirmed A Levels and Vocational Form Options Holy Cross College Monday 2nd to Friday 27th November 2020 A Levels and Vocational Options Hopwood Hall College Saturday 10 October 10am-1pm All post-16 options Wednesday 4 November 4pm-7pm Manchester College Monday 12 October to Thursday 15 October 5pm-8pm All post-16 options Monday 23 November to Thursday 26 November 5pm-8pm Mantra Learning http://www.mantralearning.co.uk/ Apprenticeships Myerscough College of Saturday 10 October – 10.00am - 12.30pm Vocational and Further Education Saturday 7 November – 10.00am – 12.30pm Apprenticeship Options Saturday 5 December – 10.00am – 12.30pm Nelson & Colne College Monday 5 October 6pm-8pm All post-16 options Wednesday 11 November 6pm-8pm Wednesday 3 February (Apprenticeships) 6pm-8pm North Lancs Training https://www.nltg.co.uk/age-16-18/ Apprenticeships Group Oldham College https://www.oldham.ac.uk/open-day/ Vocational and Apprenticeship Options Oldham Sixth Form Monday 12 October from 5pm A Levels and Vocational College Options Preston College Wednesday 7 October 4pm-7pm Vocational and Thursday 8 October 4pm-7pm Apprenticeship Options Saturday 7 November 10am-2pm Rochdale Sixth Form Saturday 17 October 10am-2pm A Levels and Vocational College Options Rochdale Training http://www.rochdaletraining.co.uk/Leaving-School-College Apprenticeships Shockout https://www.weareshockout.com/academy Vocational in Performing Arts St Christopher’s High Thursday 15 October 6:30pm A Levels School Sixth Form St Mary's College, Thursday 15 October 5pm-8pm A Levels and Vocational Blackburn Options The Blue Coat School https://sixthform.blue-coat.org/ A Levels Sixth Form The Growth Company https://www.gceducationandskills.ac.uk/apprenticeships/ Apprenticeships Education and Skills Training 2000 https://www.training2000.co.uk/ Apprenticeships Turton Sixth Form Thursday 17 October 5:30pm-7:30pm A Levels and Vocational College Options This list of state funded post-16 providers includes those within a 10 mile radius of school, and/or are most easily accessible via public transport, and/or offer specialist subjects/courses. For a complete list and to help you compare providers please go to https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/ .
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