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Your time is here! Part-time Course guide Autumn 2018 How to enrol Services to You can enrol at our Beverley and Bridlington sites or by phone for some courses. Part time further education students course enrolments Choosing the right course East Riding College has qualified guidance officers to help you if you’re Drop-in enrolment sessions will take place: having difficulty identifying your career aims, understanding the different Flemingate, Beverley: qualifications and levels, returning to study if you have been out of education for some time, or choosing the right course for you. Please call Saturday, 1 September 9.30am to 12.30pm and ask to speak to one of our guidance staff who are available at all sites. Tuesday, 4 September 5.30pm to 7.30pm Wednesday, 5 September 5.30pm to 7.30pm Exam dates Saturday, 8 September 9.30am to 12pm The examination dates and times are coordinated by the individual examination boards and not East Riding College. This may result in your St Mary’s Walk, Bridlington: exam being held on a different day and time from your normal class. Saturday, 1 September 9.30am to 12.30pm You may therefore be expected to attend during the day, for example. Thursday, 6 September 5.30pm to 7.30pm Where a course is marked (i), you will need a pre-arranged interview Learning support (either in person or by phone) with the tutor for this course. A wide range of additional support is available: Call 0345 120 0044 and ask for learner services for more details. • Help with numeracy, literacy and study skills tailored to individual The government’s eligibility criteria for fee waivers and reductions are needs, to help learners successfully complete their course complex and are presented in a simplified form in this course guide. To • Learning Resource Centres, providing a wide range of hard copy avoid disappointment, please drop in to reception or call 0345 120 0044 and e-learning resources, including PCs, laptops and tablets to discuss an individual fee assessment and to discuss your eligibility. • Support for learners with disabilities, including specialist Please note: equipment. We can also meet a range of personal care needs Fee exemptions are available for most courses, with some exceptions, • A welfare and confidential counselling service to support you if you such as NEBOSH and our short courses. These are marked “n/a” in the have any worries reduced fee column. Other terms, conditions and exemptions may Please let us know if you have a disability or learning difficulty so that we apply. can discuss with you any support which you may need. Where a course duration is listed as more than one year, the fee stated is for the first year of the course only. For example a two Refund policy year course will require this year’s advertised fee plus a second fee All fee refund requests need to be made in the first instance to learner payment at the start of the next academic year. services. Fees will only be refunded in specific circumstances. Call 0345 120 0044 for details of our refund policy, or visit the College website at www.eastridingcollege.ac.uk/about-us/the-college/policies Free courses! Advanced You pay no course fees at all if: • You receive Jobseeker’s Allowance, Employment Support learner loans Allowance (Work-Related Activity Group) or Universal Credit Learners aged 19 and over who want to study on level three and four (specific groups – please ask for details). This relates to courses at courses can benefit from Advanced Learner Loans, which are offered level two and below only by the government. Applying is easy, there are no upfront fees or credit • You are aged 19 to 23 and are studying for your first full level two or checks, and no repayments until you earn over £25,000 per year. three qualification Course fees which are eligible for Advanced Learner Loans are displayed • You are aged 19 to 23 and are studying for your first full level four like this £2,995 qualification, and have never achieved a level three qualification • You receive any state benefit other than the above. HE Tuition Fee Loans You must be unemployed, seeking employment and the course Higher Eduction Course fees which are eligible for Tuition Fee Loans you are enrolling on must be intended to help you to obtain for full and part-time higher education courses are displayed like this employment. (Exclusions apply - please ask for details) £2,995 • You are employed and earn less than £15,736.50 annual gross Go to www.eastridingcollege.ac.uk/financial-support salary (for level 2 and under). or call 0345 120 0044 for details. Disclaimer: Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this course guide, which was correct at the time of going to press. East Riding College can accept no responsibility for the consequences of any error or omission in this course guide. If, in the opinion of the College, circumstances necessitating a change to the course offer occur, an advertised course may be changed, or its contents modified. Courses are subject to successful recruitment and the availability of external funding. The College reserves the right to close a course where there is insufficient interest for it to be viable. Applications are accepted in accordance with the conditions of the College’s Admissions Policy. 2 East Riding College Autumn part-time course guide 2018 Want to improve your English skills? Are you finding it difficult to manage the day job, home life and attending a class to improve your English skills? Are you 19+ and do not already have a GCSE Grade C/4 in English? East Riding College are committed to improving accessibility to learn in a way to meet your needs. We have an exciting new opportunity which will break down those barriers and allow you to study towards City and Guilds Functional Skills English qualifications anytime, anywhere with our new blended online approach. This course could be FREE** But be quick, there are limited places! **There will be a £29 fee for examining body registration fees which will be refundable if you complete within the agreed timescales on your Individual Learning Plan For further information and informal discussion about this course, please contact [email protected] or see further information on our website. Access to Higher Education Course title Duration Start date Day/time Location 2018/19 Fee Reduced Course code Level 2 Extended Certificate in Health and 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £995 Free H0003G2LF1 Social Care Professions (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £995 Free H0003S2LF1 Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* TBC (Business) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* TBC Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* H0240G3LF1 (Teaching) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* H0240S3LF1 Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* TBC (Health Science Nursing pathway) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* TBC Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* H0208G3LF1 (Humanities and Social Sciences) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* H0208S3LF1 Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* H0238G3LF1 (Law) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* H0238S3LF1 Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Beverley £2,995 Free* H0005G3LF1 (Social Science) (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Various days and times Bridlington £2,995 Free* H0005S3LF1 Level 3 Access to HE Health, Science Professions 23 weeks 07/02/19 Various days and times Beverley £3,345 Free* H0276G3LF1 (Nursing) 2nd Semester (i) £2,195 Advance Learner Loans available for this course. £3,995 Tuition Fee loans available for this course. See page two for information. Free* These courses are only free for 19-23 year olds who have not previously achieved a full level 3 qualification. Adults in receipt of benefits are not eligible for the reduced fee. Accounting and Business Course title Duration Start date Day/time Location 2018/19 Fee Reduced Course code Level 1 Award in Accounting 8 weeks 13/09/18 Thu, 9.30am to 1pm Hull TBC Free L0086J1LPC Foundation Award in Accounting Software (i) 10 weeks 13/09/18 Thu, 9.30am to 1pm Hull £300 Free L0167J2LPC Level 2 Certificate AAT in Accounting (i) 35 weeks 10/09/18 Mon, 1pm to 4pm Beverley £995 Free L0023G2LPB 35 weeks 13/09/18 Thu, 6pm to 9pm Beverley £995 Free L0023G2LEA 35 weeks 11/09/18 Tue, 6pm to 9pm Bridlington £995 Free L0023S2LEB 35 weeks 10/09/18 Mon, 1pm to 4pm Hull £995 Free L0023J2LEC Level 2 Diploma in AAT Accounting & Business (i) 36 weeks 04/09/18 Tue, times TBC Beverley £1,295 Free L0062G2LF1 36 weeks 04/09/18 Tue, times TBC Bridlington £1,295 Free L0062S2LF1 Important additional information for AAT: Those taking AAT qualifications need to register as an AAT student on the AAT website which incurs an additional one-off admission fee plus an annual AAT registration fee.
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