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FULL-TIME COURSES 2020/21 Search NPTC Group Your College Your Choice Afan College Contents Margam, Port Talbot, SA13 2AL Why Choose NPTC Group of Colleges ..............3 Tel: 01639 648200 Award-Winning Teaching ...................................4 Award-Winning Facilities ...................................5 Brecon Beacons College Penlan, Brecon, LD3 9SR Your Application .................................................7 Tel: 01686 614400 Career Coach ......................................................9 Apprenticeships ............................................... 10 Llandarcy Academy of Sport Sixth Form Academy ........................................ 12 Llandarcy Park, Skewen, Neath, SA10 6JD A Levels ............................................................ 17 Tel: 01792 815545 Maths & Science ......................................... 17 Construction ................................................. 20 Llandrindod Wells Campus Spa Road, Llandrindod Wells, LD1 5ES Business, Travel and Tourism ..................... 21 Tel: 01686 614300 Creative, Visual and Performing Arts ........ 22 Electronics .................................................... 24 Health and Social Care ............................... 25 Maesteg Construction Centre Unit 7, Spelter Industrial Estate, Maesteg, CF34 0TY Humanities ................................................... 26 Tel: 01639 648180 Computing and Digital Technology ........... 28 Languages .................................................... 29 Neath College Sport ............................................................. 30 Dŵr-y-Felin Road, Neath, SA10 7RF Art, Design and Creative Media .................... 31 Tel: 01639 648000 Automotive and Body Repair ......................... 33 Applied Therapies including Beauty Therapy Newtown College and Makeup Artistry ....................................... 35 Llanidloes Road, Newtown, SY16 4HU Tel: 01686 614200 Applied Science ............................................... 37 Business, Tourism and Management ........... 38 Pontardawe College Computing, Website and Game Design ....... 40 Tawe House, Alloy Industrial Estate, Pontardawe, SA8 4EZ Construction and Built Environment ............. 43 Tel: 01639 648100/6 Dance, Music and Performing Arts ............... 45 Swansea Construction Centre Engineering ...................................................... 48 St David’s Close, Swansea Enterprise Zone, Foundation Studies ......................................... 51 Llansamlet, Swansea, SA6 8QL Gardening and Horticulture ........................... 53 Tel: 01639 648120 Hairdressing ..................................................... 54 Health, Social and Childcare.......................... 56 Plumbing, Electrical This publication is printed and Renewable Energies ................................ 58 using environmentally friendly vegetable mineral Professional Cookery, Culinary Arts, oil-based inks on FSC® Hospitality, Restaurant and Bakery .............. 60 Certified paper from sustainable sources. Public Services ................................................ 62 Sport ................................................................. 64 This prospectus gives details on all full-time, Sport Massage Therapies .............................. 66 academic and vocational programmes at our College Life ...................................................... 67 South Campuses. For details on all other courses offered by NPTC Group of Colleges, please check Student Union .................................................. 67 out our website: www.nptcgroup.ac.uk b Serious about Sport ........................................ 68 www.nptcgroup.ac.uk Inspired by Music ............................................ 68 Information contained within this prospectus was correct at the Centerprise ....................................................... 69 time of production. NPTC Group of Colleges reserves the right to alter or cancel courses where circumstances demand. Every Welsh at the College....................................... 69 student is guaranteed equality of opportunity and access to Apply Online programmes appropriate to their needs. Gain a Degree on your Doorstep .................. 70 1 Welcome to our Award-Winning College NPTC Group of Colleges can promise you an excellent learning experience within a dynamic, supportive college with superb industry standard facilities and resources. We know that the choice of staying on at sixth form or going to college is a tough one, but as we continue to go from strength to strength, there has never been a better time to join us. In the past year alone the College has been recognised as the top training provider in Wales and second in the whole of the UK by the School Leaver Awards. The awards celebrate the top employers and training providers for school leavers on apprenticeship programmes. It is the largest ranking of employers that offer the best apprenticeship and school leaver opportunities in the UK, and, crucially, helps young people and their influencers make key decisions about their career. NPTC Group of Colleges took the top place in Wales for all categories and out of the whole of the UK it was ranked as second for teaching; fourth for the learning experience; fifth in providing personal support and 10th for assessments and feedback. Our new Sixth Form Academy Hub at Neath College also gained a top award for improving student experience at the Education Building Wales Awards. The Awards recognise a learning establishment which has invested in building improvements that significantly improves the experience of students. The hub is now a bustling activity centre for students incorporating a large social space and open-learning environment. We want to prepare you for the next step in your journey to employment or university - with this in mind, we will encourage you to have high aspirations. We will also support you to become versatile individuals. As well as academic support, we can provide you with many employment skills, developed through the range of additional activities we provide. These include enterprise opportunities, sports academies and performing arts, so whether you choose to study A Levels, a career-focused vocational course or an apprenticeship, make NPTC Group of Colleges Your College, Your Choice Mark Dacey Chief Executive Officer NPTC Group of Colleges Open Evenings View the College Meet the staff Discuss your needs b Afan College b Llandarcy Academy b Pontardawe College Apply Online 9 October 2019 15 January 2020 of Sport 27 November 2019 (Motor Vehicle) 14 January 2020 15 January 2020 (Sport and Public Services) 11 March 2020 b b Swansea Construction www.nptcgroup.ac.uk 24 June 2020 b Neath College Centre 10 October 2019 14 January 2020 b Brecon Beacons College 28 November 2019 (Construction) 9 October 2019 16 January 2020 27 November 2019 12 March 2020 15 January 2020 25 June 2020 11 March 2020 24 June 2020 2 Why Choose NPTC Group of Colleges? 20% A*-A 6th Form Academy Pass Rate 46.3% A*-B 6th Form Academy Pass Rate RM AC FO AD TH EM IX Y S 76% A*- C A L E EV AT E L PAS S R 100% PASS RATE in 26 of A Level subjects on offer Ewan Partington gained A*s in Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths and has gone to Bath University to study Maths. He said: 100% “I’m shocked but delighted.” A*- B GIFTED & TALENTED Mum Andrea Partington said it was great news: EXCELLENCE “We really want to thank the College. The PROGRAMME support we have had has been amazing with staff going over and above to support us, even during the holidays.” Biology, Chemistry and Computer Science student 85% has also secured his place at A* -A Connor Doyle GIFTED & TALENTED EXCELLENCE Cambridge University, to study Natural Sciences at PROGRAMME Girton College after achieving A* in subjects. “It feels amazing to get these grades, all www.nptcgroup.ac.uk the hard work paid off. The support from b lecturers has been incredible – I don’t think Triple I would have even applied to Cambridge Distinction without the influence and guidance of my Star lecturer, I owe a lot to his support especially College Wide Apply Online with my application and personal statement.” Record 3 Award-winning Teaching School leavers have voted NPTC Group of Colleges as the top Here at NPTC Group of Colleges you will be training provider in Wales and fifth in the UK as part of The taught by experts with a wealth of industry School Leaver Awards. specific knowledge plus firm links with the best employers, giving you the highest The awards celebrate the top employers and training providers for school leavers on apprenticeship programmes. quality of teaching and learning. In fact, It is the largest ranking of employers that offer the best our teaching is so good that we have apprenticeship and school leaver opportunities in the UK, been named the best College in Wales for and, crucially, helps young people and their influencers make teaching and second in the whole of the UK* key decisions about their career. We pride ourselves on giving every student the individual The majority of the shortlists are generated by the support they need to succeed, whether that be progressing feedback gathered from apprentices currently working onto top universities, apprenticeships or into your dream at an organisation. The nominations include high profile career with the best employers. names from the banking and finance world, real estate and At whatever level you join us, we will be with you every step property giants, trailblazers in IT and
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