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Courses for School Leavers Courses for school leavers JAMES WATT COLLEGE KIDDERMINSTER ACADEMY MATTHEW BOULTON COLLEGE STOURBRIDGE COLLEGE SUTTON COLDFIELD COLLEGE Delivered at (visit bmet.ac.uk to confirm availability) Welcome to BMet – where students are at the heart of everything we do. This is the full-time college prospectus aimed at you if you are 16-19 years old. We offer courses at every level from entry to higher education, all designed to help you achieve your career goals. With courses on offer at our colleges across Birmingham and the Black Country you can be sure there’s a college on your doorstep where you will find first-class facilities and learning opportunities. For full listings of courses and entry requirements visit our website: bmet.ac.uk We look forward to seeing you. Welcome Find out more See for yourself at one of on social media our Open Events. They take place at Matthew Boulton College, Sutton BMet Coldfield College, James Watt College, Stourbridge College as well as our Kidderminster Academy, Art & @BMetC Design Centre, Birmingham Botanical Gardens and BMetCollege Erdington Skills Centre. BMet Saturday 20 October 2018 10am – 1pm Stourbridge College Saturday 24 November 2018 10am – 1pm @StourbridgeColl Wednesday 6 February 2019 4pm – 7pm * Saturday 15 June 2019 10am – 1pm ** * Excludes Kidderminster Academy, Art & Design Centre, Brierley Hill and Birmingham Botanical Gardens. ** Matthew Boulton and James Watt Colleges only. What’s on your college wish list? To study practical courses, take A levels, to become work ready, maybe it’s to explore the world of Our apprenticeships or to simply make new friends while studying? Whatever your reasons for wanting to experience and get the best out of college life – we have the right college and course for you. Colleges We offer: Fully equipped Superb art and design studios learning centres Digital technology centres Specialist workshops Print and graphic studios and laboratories Libraries and private First class teachers study areas and facilities Sports halls and gyms State-of-the-art computer Specialist engineering facilities and games suites Newly refurbished construction TV and radio studios centre Healthcare clinics Performing arts theatres Financial support Career and personal counselling 4 Vocational English & Maths Qualifications Developing your English and Vocational qualifications involve maths skills is a vital part of your a mix of practical and theoretical programme of study at BMet. If study that will develop specific you haven’t already achieved a 9-4 skills and understanding linked to grade (the equivalent of an A*-C) that particular field and will prepare grade in English and maths we will you for further/higher education or help you work towards this. employment. Qualifications in these subjects: A levels are valued by employers and all education providers An A level programme constitutes support you to get a job or the academic study of a combination progress to higher level courses of subjects preparing you for further/ /university higher education or employment. help you develop skills which will be useful in your everyday life Qualifications uncovered 5 Options Galore Choosing a course that is right for you. We offer a range of courses at a level that is right for you. The typical entry criteria are shown below, although your chosen course may have specific requirements. If you are unsure about the level of study that will best fit your skills and experience, please talk to one of our Student Services Advisors or come to one of our Open Events. 6 A level route 5 GCSEs* at Grade 5 (B or C) and above including maths and English Language plus subject specific requirements and an average point score of 5 Vocational route LEVEL 1 No formal requirements LEVEL 2 4 GCSEs at Grade 3 (D) and above or Level 1 vocational programme at a pass grade or above LEVEL 3 National Extended Certificate (formerly Sub Diploma) 4 or 5 GCSE* passes at Grade 4 (C) or above or Level 2 vocational programme at a pass grade or above including GCSE English and/or maths at Grade 4 (C) National Foundation Diploma/National Diploma (formerly 90 Credit/Extended Diploma) 4 or 5 GCSE* passes at Grade 4 (C) or Level 2 vocational programme at a merit grade or above including GCSE English and maths at Grade 4 (C) Diploma in Foundation Studies 2 AS or 1 A level or a National Diploma/Extended Diploma in a related subject or equivalent qualifications 7 At BMet you can expect to study in a friendly, supportive environment. Support will be on hand from your personal tutor and course lecturers and our student services team. Each of our sites also has its own careers advisor and counsellor who are there to provide advice, guidance and support during your studies. At BMet, we provide a wide range of academic and pastoral support which includes: an assigned personal tutor one-to-one tutorials with module lecturers a student services team based at each college site offering services such as: advice on enrolment financial support appointments with a counsellor or careers advisor . Plus an additional support team to help students: with special educational needs who require additional English and Mathematics support A student enrichment team providing Ready Respectful Safe extra-curricular activities 8 Additional learning support Money money money If you have additional learning We want to make sure that needs, we have excellent facilities everyone is able to study regardless and resources to aid students of their financial position. including a helpful team of From free bus travel to free meals specialist support staff. Whether to bursaries we have a range of you are dyslexic, have mobility support packages aimed to take the access requirements or any other stress out of study. Visit bmet.ac.uk assistance, we are here to help. to find out more. A Helping Hand 9 Enrichment Student Voice All work and no play is dull! Here We have lots of ways for you to at BMet, we believe it’s important have your say about college life. to get the right study/life balance We encourage students to become and during your time with us you Learner Representatives for their will get access to extra-curricular course, offering a chance to activities designed to develop your share views and ideas with fellow skills, experience and confidence. students and the Head of College. This includes activities such as, social clubs and societies, events We take part in the BIG Teaching and competitions. and Learning Survey every year and all the results are shared with Sport students. We are one of the leading FE We also conduct a number of Colleges in terms of sporting focus groups across the academic success, with teams regularly year where we ask for students achieving recognition in regional views. from college life college from Getting the most and national competitions. You might even be inspired to run for student governor. 10 11 More on the Colleges ADC Art and Design Centre The Art & Design Centre is on the doorstep of the Merry Hill Centre and Brierley Hill Town Centre making it convenient for bus links and shops as well as great markets. The fantastic £12 million building is home to state-of-the-art studios, workshops and facilities including an iMac Suite, an Art Shop selling a range of materials, sketch books, paint brushes, card and paper and gallery exhibition space on two floors. Delivered at (visit bmet.ac.uk to confirm availability) 13 Birmingham Botanical Gardens In the beautiful surroundings of the Botanical Gardens, you will find our Study Centre which gives you a real sense of what it’s like working in the great outdoors. Working alongside experts you will be out and about whatever the weather. We are the only college in the city offering qualifications in conservation, countryside management, environmental studies, horticulture and floristry and our classes are taught by experts who still work in the BBG sector across the region. 14 Centre of Sporting Excellence Based on the outskirts of Kidderminster at Brinton’s Field. This is our specialist site for our football academy in partnership with Kidderminster Harriers Football Club. The facilities include access to six football pitches, a ‘trophy’ pitch and a gym all spread over 40 acres of land. Alongside the sports courses Foundation Learning offer courses in horticulture and catering. CoSE Delivered at (visit bmet.ac.uk to confirm availability) 15 Erdington Skills Centre The Erdington Skills Centre offers a range of Level 1 and 2 construction courses. The Skills Centre has had a major investment and now offers purpose built facilities including classrooms and workshops which have been specifically designed to house training rooms for all of the construction trades. This includes painting and decorating, plastering, carpentry and joinery and electrical workshops as well as general training rooms. ESC 16 JWC James Watt College Refurbished in 2015, James Watt College features outstanding facilities for games development and media students - now with its own TV and media suites. There’s also state-of the-art hair and beauty salons, new facilities for sports and public services and some excellent engineering and construction workshops. Delivered at (visit bmet.ac.uk to confirm availability) 17 KID Kidderminster Academy Kidderminster Academy is a skills and entrepreneurial centre. It was created from an industrial building nicknamed the Piano Building because of its shape and recently won an award for its innovative conversion. It’s not like any other college; bare brick, glass walls and large scale installations all go together to make it a truly inspirational space. 18 MBC Matthew Boulton College The impressive Matthew Boulton College is in the heart of Birmingham city centre.
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