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Exeter College Exeter School Leavers’ Course Guide 2020/21 Course School Leavers’ School Leavers’ Course Guide 2020/21 Course listing Take your pick. We are proud to offer a wide range of courses. For information about the types of qualifications and levels we offer see pages 37-48. Vocational and technical full time programmes. Make-Up Artistry Level 2 89 Beauty and Spa Therapy Level 3 89 These are work-related qualifications which are studied as single Hairdressing Level 3 89 full time programmes and cannot be combined. See page 43 for full Barbering Level 3 90 information. Theatrical, Special Effects and Media Make-Up Artistry Level 3 90 Art and Design. Expressive Arts Level 1 51, 81 Healthcare, Childcare and Public Services. Art and Design Level 2 51 Caring for Children Level 1 92 Fashion and Textiles Level 3 52 Health and Social Care Level 1 82, 94 Fine Art Level 3 52 Public Services Level 1 83, 93 Graphic Design Level 3 52 Early Years Practitioner Level 2 93 Photography Level 3 53 Health and Social Care Level 2 95 University of the Arts London (UAL) Level 3 55 Public Services Level 2 94 Education and Childcare Level 3 94 Automotive. Health and Social Care Level 3 95 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Public Services Level 3 94 Light Vehicle Level 1 57 Multi-skilled Body and Paint Level 1 57 Hospitality and Catering. Vehicle Body Repair or Refinishing Level 2 57 Catering Craft (and Food Service) Level 1 97 Vehicle Fitting Principles - Light Vehicle Level 2 58 Hospitality and Tourism Level 1 82, 142 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Light Vehicle Level 2 58 Professional Cookery Level 1 97 Professional Cookery - Michael Caines Academy Level 1 97 Business. Professional Cookery Level 2 98 Business Level 1 61, 81 Professional Cookery (and Food and Beverage Service) Level 2 98 Business Level 2 61 Professional Cookery - Michael Caines Academy Level 2 98 Business Level 3 62 Food and Beverage Service Supervision Level 3 99 Construction and the Built Environment. Professional Cookery (Kitchen and Larder) Level 3 99 Brickwork Level 1 64 Information Technology. Carpentry and Joinery Level 1 64 Information Technology Level 1 82, 106 Construction Skills Level 1 65 Information and Creative Technology Painting and Decorating Level 1 64 - Game Development Level 2 107 Plumbing Level 1 65 - Creative Technology Level 2 107 Electrical Installation Level 2 65 - Systems and Networks Level 2 107 Plumbing Level 2 67 IT - Digital Production, Design and Development Level 3 108 Construction and the Built Environment Level 3 67 IT - Game Development Level 3 108 Construction: Design, Surveying and Planning Level 3 67 IT - Creative Technologies Level 3 109 Dance, Drama, Performance and Production. IT - Computing Level 3 109 Expressive Arts Level 1 69, 83 IT - Systems and Networks Level 3 110 Performing Arts Level 2 69 Media and Film. Dance Level 3 71 Digital Media Level 1 81, 121 Theatrical, Special Effects and Media Make-Up Artistry Level 3 90 Media Production and Technology Level 2 121 Engineering and Aerospace. Creative Media Production and Technology Level 3 121 Engineering Level 2 74 Creative Media Production and Technology (Journalism) Level 3 122 Aeronautical Engineering Level 3 74, 75 Music. Engineering Level 3 74 Music Level 2 126 Foundation Learning and Support. (full listing on page 79) Music Level 3 127 Independence Gateway Entry Level 80 Music Technology Level 3 127 Skills Gateway Entry Level 3 80 Progression Gateway Entry Level 3 80 Science. Applied Science (Biomedical/Forensic Science) Level 3 132 GCSE Fast Track Level 2 79 Hairdressing, Beauty and Make-Up Artistry. Sport, Fitness and Outdoor Adventure. Sport (Outdoor Adventure) Level 1 83, 135 Introduction to the Hair Beauty Sector Level 1 87 Sport (Outdoor and Adventurous Activities) Level 2 135 Barbering Level 2 87 Sport (Outdoor Adventure) Level 3 135 Beauty Retail Level 2 87 Physical Activity, Fitness and Exercise Science Level 2 136 Beauty Therapy Level 2 88 Sport Level 2 136 Cutting and Styling Services Level 2 88 Sport (Futsal Academy) Level 2 136 Hair Colouring Services Level 2 88 01 Sport Fitness Coaching Level 3 137 Music. Sport – Sport Academy Level 3 138 Music 128 Sport – Futsal Academy Level 3 138 Music (Performance) 128 Sport and Exercise Science Level 3 138 Music Technology (Production) 127 Travel and Tourism. Science. Hospitality and Tourism Level 1 82, 142 Biology 131 Airline Cabin Crew & Aviation Operations on the Ground Level 2 143 Chemistry 131 Travel and Tourism Level 2 142 Computer Science 131 Travel and Tourism (Air Industry path) Level 3 143 Environmental Science 132 Travel and Tourism (Tourism Industry path) Level 3 144 Geology 132 Physics 132 A Level and BTEC equivalents. Sport and Fitness. See pages 43-44 for full information. Physical Education 140 Look for this icon on the course pages. This means you can combine that course Sport and Exercise Science 140 with other courses with this icon to create a full time programme of study. Art and Design. International Baccalaureate. Fashion and Textiles 54 This is an internationally recognised qualification, studied full time. For Film and Video 54 full information see pages 111-112. Film Studies 122 Fine Art 55 Apprenticeships. Graphic Communication 55 Full information on pages 145-164. Photography 53 Adult Care Worker 159 3-Dimensional Design (Product Design) 53 Assistant Accountant 148 Business. Barbering 158 Business 62 Bench Joinery or Site Carpentry 151 Dance, Performance and Production. Bricklaying 151 Dance 72 Business 149 Drama and Theatre 72 Business Services 149 Chef de Partie 161 English Language and Literature. Children and Young People’s Workforce 154 Classical Civilisation 77 Clinical Health Support Worker 159 English Language 77 Commis Chef 160 English Literature 77 Civil Engineering 153 Healthcare, Childcare and Public Services. Construction 152 Social Care 95 Dental Nursing 160 Humanities. Digital Marketer 149 Early Years Educator 154 Applied Psychology 101 Electrical Installation 151 Economics 118 Engineering Technician 155 Geography 101 Exercise and Fitness 156 Early Modern History 102 Hairdressing 158 Later Modern History 102 Healthcare Support Worker 159 Law 102 Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair 163 Philosophy 103 Hospitality Supervisor 161 Politics 103 Hospitality Team Member 160 Psychology 103 Human Resources Support 150 Religious Studies 104 Infrastructure Technician 162 Sociology 104 Laboratory Technician 153 Information Technology. Large Goods Vehicle Driver 163 IT 110 Leisure Operations and Management 157 Languages. Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair 163 French 115 Outdoor Activity Instructor 155 German 115 Painting and Decorating 152 Spanish 114 Personal Training - Health and Fitness (Gym Based) 157 Plumbing 152 Mathematics. Software Development Technician 162 Double Mathematics 119 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Physical Education 156 Economics 118 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools 154 Mathematics 119 Team Leader/Supervisor 150 Maths (with Statistics) 119 Vehicle Body Repair and Body Refinishing 164 Media and Film. Warehousing Operative 163 Film and Video 54 Film Studies 122 Media Studies 123 Open Events are held throughout the year, see page 3 for details. 02 Open Events. Discover your local Ofsted Outstanding college. All sites Thursday 17th October 2019, 5-8pm Keep an eye Wednesday 20th November 2019, 5-8pm out for our 50th Wednesday 15th January 2020, 5-8pm anniversary events taking place over the next year. Exeter College Showcase 2020 Thursday 23rd April 2020, 4-7pm, Sports Hall All our courses under one roof - a one stop shop to find out what we have to offer, whether you are in Year 9 or 10, or in Year 11 and confirming your choice. Specialist sites Falcon House (Construction) and Technology Centre (Engineering, Automotive and Aerospace) Tuesday 12th May 2020, 5-7pm Apprenticeship Expo Thursday 6th February 2020, 1-6pm, Sports Hall For more information on our open events, visit exe-coll.ac.uk or call 01392 400500 See you there! 03 01392 400500 | exe-coll.ac.uk Welcome. Thank you for taking the time to read this guide; The masterplan builds on the college’s considerable whether you are a parent, guardian or a young person, multi-million pound investment in outstanding I hope it provides you with the advice, information facilities, including a new Advanced Engineering and support you need to make an informed choice Centre, an Apprenticeship Hub, a dedicated Maths and about what comes next. Science Centre, a new Sports Hall, and a full-size 3G football pitch. We recently opened our new £2.4million I am delighted to report that last year, we celebrated Gym and Dance Studio. The new development features another record-breaking year. Our student outcomes a New York style glass fronted dance studio, as well remained outstanding, but critically, students won as a modern, fully equipped gym with the latest numerous awards and achieved national recognition fitness equipment and two new classroom spaces. in almost every area, with academic subjects In addition, over the summer we created a new art attracting ‘certificates of excellence’ and technical studio and two new cutting edge digital classrooms. learners winning national skills competitions. Our student destinations were spectacular, including A major feature of Exeter College is its pastoral care world leading universities covering almost every and tutorial system. All teaching staff are also tutors, subject. A staggering 76% of early UCAS applications so there is a direct link between a student’s academic received offers at the first attempt for medicine, performance and their wellbeing. Our dedicated and veterinary and dentistry. Outside of the classroom, well-resourced Student Experience Team provides students took part in lots of trips, visits and specialist support to learners, including financial enrichment, with a few highlights including rugby support, wellbeing activities and counselling. Student tours to Japan and Canada and a Humanities Faculty and parent feedback is a key part of our success, trip to Honduras.
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