WORKING WITH SCHOOLS GUIDE Welcome page 3
Introduction page 4
Student Support page 5
Our Campuses and Buildings page 6
Activities page 8
South Sefton Campus page 13
Apprenticeships & Traineeships page 14
T-levels page 16
14-16 College page 17
Balliol Road Campus page 18
Thornton College page 21
University Centre page 22
Applications page 24
Key Dates page 25
PAGE 2 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] WELCOME We are very proud at Hugh Baird College of our specialist programme of activities designed to equip young people, teachers and advisers with relevant and up-to-date careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) on both Further Education and Higher Education opportunities. The activities available aim to support and add value to the information, advice and guidance work being carried out every day in schools and colleges. This publication provides an overview of the wide range of opportunities we offer, including assemblies and presentations (which can be delivered face to face or online), College tours and subject tasters. The guide also contains information about the support we offer at Hugh Baird College as well as highlighting the exciting progression to Higher Education provided by our University Centre. Our work with schools and colleges is designed to assist careers advisors and help students and their key influencers navigate their way through the, sometimes challenging, education landscape. Our activities are delivered at Hugh Baird College, in schools/colleges, or virtually. They are designed to be interactive and enjoyable with lots of opportunities to meet with current students and academic staff. We hope you find this information useful in your role and our team look forward to working with you and your students in the coming year.
Amy Smith Further Education Marketing and Events Coordinator T: 0151 353 4473 E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 3 With more than 5,000 students, over 300 courses and an extensive range of subject areas and qualifications available, we’re one of the largest and leading providers of education and training in Liverpool and Merseyside. Expect state-of-the-art learning spaces and outstanding support alongside exceptional teaching and unique industry connections, as part of every course at Hugh Baird College. We deliver courses across an extensive range of provision, from 14-16 year olds and apprenticeships, to A-levels, university level courses and adult learning. Our purpose-built, multi-million pound university building houses our University Centre, whilst the South Sefton Campus is home to our dedicated Sixth Form Centre. We also have a specialist hotel school and flagship restaurant, industry-focused hubs, and a unique enterprise village with a salon, florist, café and gym. All of our exceptional facilities are enhanced with the incredible personal support we offer to every one of our students. Each of our courses is focused on getting our students ready for work, and our latest Ofsted report reinforces our commitment to high quality teaching and the outcomes for our learners. College is about more than just learning. We’re proud of the exceptional support we offer and the opportunities our students can enjoy during their time with us.
PAGE 4 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] ‘One stop shop’ for outstanding support! We understand that coming to college is a big change in a student’s life, whether they are joining us straight from school or returning to education after a break. There’s so much information to take in, and so many different things to consider. We are here to help and support all students through every part of their story – from questions about courses and financial help, to advice on personal issues and future career opportunities. Our friendly and experienced team love helping students, every single day. If students have any kind of question, worry or problem – no matter how big or small – they can always talk to them.
KEY CONTACT DETAILS: Louise Noon Jenny Quinn Head of Student Services Head of Learner Support T: 0151 353 4460 T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5850) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 5 Balliol Road Campus Hugh Baird College: • Balliol Road Campus • University Centre Building • Lifestyle Fitness Building • Port Academy Liverpool Building • South Sefton Campus • Thornton College • St Winefried’s Campus Located across four campuses; Balliol Road, South Sefton, Thornton and St Winefried’s - our Further Education provision provides a wide range of vocational and A-level subjects with progression routes to Higher Education at our University Centre.
University Centre Building Port Academy Liverpool Building
PAGE 6 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] Balliol Road St Winefride’s Campus Campus South Sefton Campus
Lifestyle Fitness Building Thornton College Campus
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 7 We have a number of workshops and presentations that we can deliver in your school or college, or virtually. If you would like us to deliver one of these, or would like to arrange a one-to-one meeting to discuss how we can support you, please get in touch: [email protected]. You can also find further information on our webpage: https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/school-liaison
AN INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE LIFE Session length: 10-15 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1 & 3 Suitable for all year groups The Introduction to College Life session offers students a taste of what life at Hugh Baird College is like, featuring an overview of the post-16 options, facilities, support and additional opportunities available to them. The 10-15 minute presentation covers topics such as; how you can study, courses available from September, trips and enrichment activities and Open Evening information. The College has a huge amount to offer students but not every group of students have the same interests or aspirations, so we will tailor our talks or presentations to suit any audience, age and can be delivered online or face to face.
WHAT ARE T LEVELS AND WHERE CAN THEY TAKE ME? Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1 & 3 Suitable for groups of Y10 & Y11 students From September, T-levels will be a brand new option available for School Leavers to study within the Healthcare, Construction and Digital subject areas. This session focuses on introducing students to T-levels as well as informing them of the options available to them at the College. The sessions can be delivered by T-level leads to answer any questions students may have and help gain a better understanding if T-levels are right for them.
DISCOVERING A-LEVELS Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1 & 3 Suitable for Y10 & Y11 students A-levels are highly valued by employers and universities, they can open up lots of doors to further study and careers. At Hugh Baird College, we offer 32 subjects based at our dedicated Sixth Form Centre, the South Sefton Campus. The Discovering A-levels session provides an in-depth look into what studying A-levels could be like for your students, the subjects available, how they study and how to apply.
PAGE 8 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS (INCLUDING APPRENTICESHIPS) Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1 & 3 Suitable for Y10 & Y11 students Vocational qualifications are work-related qualifications that Hugh Baird College offers in a wide range of career areas. Vocational qualifications and Apprenticeships are designed to acquire knowledge and skills that meet recognised standards necessary to perform a particular job. Discover how Apprenticeships work and the difference between studying a Vocational pathway vs an Apprenticeship pathway. Courses at the College range from Level 1 to Level 3, meaning that there is an option available for everyone.
CHOOSING A DEGREE FOR YOU Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1,7 & 8 Suitable for Y12 & Y13 students When considering Higher Education, students can become overwhelmed trying to decide what subject, course type and course provider is right for them. Our dedicated University/ Student Support Team can guide you through what options are available and what qualifications students need to get onto the courses.
STAYING LOCAL VS MOVING AWAY Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 7 Suitable for Y12 & Y13 students Undergraduates are increasingly recognising the benefits of staying closer to home and continuing their education locally, making the best progression into their working lives without running up debts through accommodation and living costs. In this session, we will cover the benefits of moving away to study vs the advantages of staying local and accessing some of the best degree qualifications in an affordable way, around existing family and work commitments.
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 9 PERSONAL STATEMENT AND UNIVERSITY APPLICATION WORKSHOP Session length: 30 mins Can be delivered virtually: Yes GATSBY BENCHMARK 1,3,4,7 & 8 Suitable for groups of 10-50 Y13 students This interactive workshop explains the process of UCAS and University applications alongside advice on writing a personal statement. Workshop content includes: ● The importance of personal statements. ● Examples of what makes a good/bad personal statement. ● Participants will be given a framework for writing their own statement. ● Students will be able to understand the process of applying through UCAS, identify key strengths, skills and experiences to include in a personal statement and produce a suitable personal statement to support course choices and enable them to gain the place they want.
GATSBY BENCHMARK 5,6 & 7 FULL COLLEGE TOURS: Tours of the whole of Hugh Baird College are great for pupils who are still undecided about their choices, or for those who are keen to get a clear idea of what a Further Education College looks and feels like. Full college tours take in a wide variety of workshops, studios and other facilities, as well as Hugh Baird College’s student services and communal areas. This is a great way to see the bigger picture and to help young people narrow down their options.
TO BOOK: Please contact Amy Smith, Further Education Marketing and Events Coordinator T: 0151 353 4473 E: [email protected]
PAGE 10 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] SUBJECT SPECIFIC TOURS: GATSBY BENCHMARK 3,4 & 7 Some pupils know exactly what they want to do; the subject specific tours are designed to support them as they move towards progressing to College. The chance to visit the course areas and meet the tutors they will work with can offer pupils a great boost, showing them a glimpse of their future and motivating them to achieve their goals in school.
TO BOOK: Please contact the key contact for the chosen subject area. See pages 18 to 20 for contacts.
TASTER SESSIONS Taster sessions are a great way for students to really get a feel for college life and to help them make some important decisions about how they might spend the next few years. Hugh Baird College lecturers will lead structured sessions which are designed to allow your pupils to dip their toe in the water of college life.
TO BOOK: Please contact the key contact for the chosen subject area. See pages 18 to 20 for contacts.
FACULTY DISCOVER DAY Session length: 1 day Can be delivered virtually: No GATSBY BENCHMARK 1,3,4,7 & 8 Suitable for groups of 10-20 Y12 & Y13 students During a Faculty Discover Day students will experience first-hand what it is like to study at University and courses available to them. These will be organised by the Faculty subject area, and you can see a list of these on page 22. They will be given the opportunity to find out about specific courses, undertake a sample lecture and other activities. The Faculty Discover Day may also include a tour of the campus, finding out about student life and meeting current students from a specific subject area. Students will be able to develop a practical understanding of a HE subject area, develop knowledge of the range of courses available within a subject area, make informed decisions, recognising that choices should be related to career aspirations and personal strengths.
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 11 LOCATION: STERRIX LANE, LITHERLAND, BOOTLE, LIVERPOOL, L30 2DB At our dedicated Sixth Form Centre, based at our South Sefton Campus, we offer a wide choice of A-levels which are delivered by specialist teachers in a modern campus with outstanding facilities. Students can expect a personalised learning programme designed specifically for their abilities, talents and aspirations. Their individual programme of study will be carefully designed with them by our expert team. We also offer a small number of BTEC courses and GCSE re-sits. SUMMER 2019 RESULTS: 99% PASS RATE 75% A* - C GRADES IN THE TOP 10% OF COLLEGE’S NATIONALLY FOR PROGRESS 100% PASS RATE AT BTEC (SOUTH SEFTON CAMPUS) 100% PASS RATE IN 17 OUT OF 19 A-LEVEL SUBJECTS Students pick 3 of the following courses and can do a combination of A-levels and BTEC’s.
A-level courses available: • Accounting • Further Mathematics • Art and Design • Geography • Biology • History • Business • Law • Chemistry • Mathematics • Computer Science • Media Studies • Criminology • PE • Drama and Theatre • Philosophy and Ethics • Economics • Physics • English Language • Politics • English Language and Literature • Psychology • English Literature • Sociology • Film Studies • Spanish • French • Statistics
PAGE 12 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] BTEC LEVEL 3 EXTENDED CERTIFICATE COURSES AVAILABLE: • Applied Science • Health and Social Care • Information Technology • Performing Arts
ACCESS TO A-LEVELS PROGRAMME This programme is designed for those who want to study A-levels but have narrowly missed out on the entry requirements. This programme will allow students to choose 4 of the GCSE courses on offer, with a view to progressing onto an A-level programme after 1 year. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 3 or above, including English Language and Maths. • You must be 16 years old Please note: Students who have not achieved a grade 4 in English Language and/or Maths must re-sit these subjects.
WHERE TO NEXT? It is anticipated that those who successfully complete this programme will progress on to a two year A-level study programme.
KEY CONTACT: Joe Poole Director of Curriculum (South Sefton Campus) T: 0151 353 4443 E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 13 APPRENTICESHIPS & TRAINEESHIPS Apprenticeships allow students to work, earn and gain a qualification in the industry they are employed in. How you study can vary from apprenticeship to apprenticeship. Some require you to attend College one day a week, others entail ongoing assessment in the workplace. Apprenticeships at Hugh Baird College are available at Intermediate, Advanced and Levels 4 and 5.
Name: Luke Harrison Currently: A Bathroom Installer at Just Bathrooms Luke said: “I decided to study at Hugh Baird College as the Plumbing department looked great and was so industry like. I knew when I started at the College, I wanted to dive straight into an apprenticeship. The mixture of college one day a week and working with an employer four days a week, gave me experience and knowledge to take me straight into my career."
PAGE 14 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] APPRENTICESHIPS WE OFFER:
Level 2: • Beauty Therapy • Business INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED LEVEL 4 LEVEL 5 • Catering ACCOUNTING (AAT) Construction •BEAUTY THERAPY •BRICKWORK Hairdressing •BUSINESS Health ADMINISTRATION and Social Care CUSTOMER SERVICE •ELECTRICAL Hospitality •JOINERY Motor - SITEVehicle JOINERY - BENCH FOOD AND DRINK SERVICE HAIRDRESSING HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE HEALTH CARE (Assistant Practitioner) HEALTH CARE (Support Worker) HEALTH CARE (Senior Support Worker) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOMS MANAGEMENT MOTOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PAINTING & DECORATING PROFESSIONAL COOKERY TEAM LEADING TRADE COUNTER WALL AND FLOOR TILING WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE WOOD OCCUPATIONS (BENCH/SITE)
KEY CONTACT: The Business Development Team E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 15 COMING IN 2021 AT HUGH BAIRD COLLEGE
T LEVELS are launching at Hugh Baird College in 0 1,
Introducing T levels at Hugh Baird College The Government has chosen Hugh Baird College as the only education provider in the Liverpool City Region to pilot the delivery of new ‘revolutionary’ technical qualifications called T-levels. What are T levels T-levels are a new type of qualification that focuses on high-level technical
alternative to A-levels and will provide young people with a clear route to skilled employment, as well as progression to higher or degree apprenticeships, or degree-level study at university. T-levels will combine the career focus and practical elements of current technical and professional qualifications like BTECs and NVQs with the theory and study of traditional A-levels. Why have T levels been developed T-levels have been created to provide a highly credible vocational alternative to A-levels. They will ensure that young people have learnt the skills they need to start a job after College and have a firm base to progress in their career or on to higher level study. Employers from a range of sectors need the competencies and attributes that will be taught on T-level courses, so students who complete this qualification will be in high demand for some of the best jobs. Industry based placements A core component of the T-level qualification is an industry-based placement. During this placement, students will apply the theory they learn in the classroom to the workplace and will develop the essential work-ready skills that employers want.
How do I apply Applications for T-levels at Hugh Baird College will open in October 2020 ready for 2021 entry. For more information:
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk/tlevels Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 17 COMING IN 2021 AT HUGH BAIRD COLLEGE LOCATION: BALLIOL ROAD, LIVERPOOL, L20 7EW The Hugh Baird 14-16 College not only has a strong focus on employability and T LEVELS are launching at Hugh Baird College in 0 1, developing career-related skills, but it also ensures that students study essential core GCSEs, added value programmes and a broad variety of enrichment activities accross the academic year. Introducing T levels at Hugh Baird College HOW THE 14-16 COLLEGE WORKS The Government has chosen Hugh Baird College as the only education provider in the Liverpool City Region to pilot the delivery of new ‘revolutionary’ technical qualifications All students study the core subjects shown below: called T-levels. • GCSE Maths • GCSE English Language What are T levels • GCSE Science • Digital Technology T-levels are a new type of qualification that focuses on high-level technical Additionally, some students will have the opportunity to study GCSE English Literature alternative to A-levels and will provide young people with a clear route to and GCSE Citizenship. skilled employment, as well as progression to higher or degree apprenticeships, or degree-level study at university. PICKING A CAREER RELATED COURSE T-levels will combine the career focus and practical elements of current technical and Career related courses you can study include: professional qualifications like BTECs and NVQs with the theory and study of traditional A-levels. • Hospitality and Catering* • Motor Vehicle Engineering Why have T levels been developed • Health and Social Care • The Visitor Economy (Travel and Tourism)* T-levels have been created to provide a highly credible vocational alternative to A-levels. • Construction • Public Services They will ensure that young people have learnt the skills they need to start a job after College • Hairdressing and Beauty and have a firm base to progress in their career or on to higher level study. Employers from a range of sectors need the competencies and attributes that will be taught For full course information on the career related courses we offer, please visit www. on T-level courses, so students who complete this qualification will be in high demand for hughbaird.ac.uk/14-16college some of the best jobs. Industry based placements KEY CONTACT: ADDED VALUE A core component of the T-level qualification is an industry-based placement. During this Andy Howard In addition to your core subjects, you will placement, students will apply the theory they learn in the classroom to the workplace and Director of Curriculum (Young People) also have access to the following support: will develop the essential work-ready skills that employers want. T: 0151 353 4444 • Tutorial sessions Careers advice and guidance E: [email protected] • • CV building
WORK EXPERIENCE *part of Career Colleges All students are given the opportunity to undertake two weeks work experience and will also benefit Please note: We only accept students who will be aged from guest speakers throughout their 14 on the 31st August 2021. time at the 14-16 College. How do I apply Applications for T-levels at Hugh Baird College will open in October 2020 ready for 2021 entry. For more information:
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk/tlevels Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 17 LOCATION: BALLIOL ROAD, LIVERPOOL, L20 7EW At Hugh Baird College, students can choose from over 300 different courses and find a subject area and industry that they are most interested in. The courses on offer at this campus are work related and give students practical experience, career-specific knowledge and the job-specific skills for their chosen industry.
SUBJECT AREAS AVAILABLE:
Art, Design Computing and and Fashion Textiles Digital Technologies KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Alison Morrell Stig Jensen Course Leader Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5513) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5032) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Business, Law, Construction Crafts and Administration and Accounting Professional Construction KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Geraldine Nicholson Lindsey Meadows Course Leader Curriculum Manager T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6523) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6143) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Childcare, Teaching Counselling and Educational Development KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Stephanie Butler Carl Giles Course Leader Curriculum Manager T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6568) T: 0151 353 4444 E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
PAGE 18 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] Creative Media Hairdressing and Barbering KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Alison Morrell Casey Adlard Course Leader Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5513) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6114) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Engineering, Energy and Beauty Therapy and Media Make Up Advanced Manufacturing KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Kelly Randall Stig Jensen Course Leader Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6123) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5032) E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Health, Social Care, Floral Design Nursing and Dental KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Stephen Otty Stephanie Butler Course Leader Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6159) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6568) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Hospitality and Catering KEY CONTACT: Stephen Otty Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6159) E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 19 Learning for Life Level 1 Options KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: James Richardson James Richardson Curriculum Manager Curriculum Manager T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5845) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5845) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Motor Vehicle/Motor Cycle Science KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Paul Magill Janet Dale Course Leader Assistant Director for Maths and Science T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5250) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6217) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Public Services Sport, Exercise and Fitness KEY CONTACT: KEY CONTACT: Graham Peters Graham Peters Course Leader Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6524) T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6524) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
Travel and the Visitor Economy KEY CONTACT: Wendy Cliffe Course Leader T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6121) E: [email protected]
PAGE 20 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] Thornton College is our specialist centre dedicated to providing a caring and supportive environment for young people with learning difficulties and/or physical disabilities in the Liverpool City Region. We work closely with Sefton Special Educational Needs Schools to provide the best possible place for students who need extra help and support, using our specialist facilities, expert approach and caring attitude. We build on prior learning and provide a progression route to help students develop the skills necessary to achieve their individual potential. Thornton College holds the ‘Makaton Friendly’ status. CLASSES WILL INCLUDE: • Maths for everyday life (including managing money, time and measuring) • Reading, writing, speaking and listening • Art • Home management (including cooking and healthy eating) • Everyday living skills (including being out and about in the community) • Work skills (including learning routines, health and safety, IT, applying for jobs) • Enterprise and charity work (including work and voluntary placements) • Enrichment (including a choir, woodwork club, sports clubs and photography club)
KEY CONTACT: Christine Snape Director of Foundation Learning T: 0151 353 4542 E: [email protected]
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 21 Our multi-million-pound University Centre offers a dedicated place of study for those on our degree programmes and Access to Higher Education courses. We have invested heavily in our campus and are continually improving the facilities and resources available to our undergraduates, offering a place to study, relax or socialise. It includes an open plan study area, library and learning centre, cafe with outdoor seating area and a versatile performance and events space. Every Hugh Baird College student who successfully achieves a Level 3 qualification and meets attendance and entry requirements, is guaranteed a place on a course at the Hugh Baird University Centre.
Courses approved by:
SUBJECT AREAS AVAILABLE:
Faculty of Creative Industries • Creative Make Up Design and Practice KEY CONTACT: • Digital Imaging and Photography Angela OBrien • Fashion and Textiles i Faculty Lead • Foundation Diploma in Art and Design T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5517) • Graphic Design E: [email protected] • Interior and Spatial Design • Moving Image Production • Visual Merchandising and Promotional Design • Games Design
PAGE 22 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] Faculty of Engineering, Business, Computing and Criminal Justice • Management and KEY CONTACT: Leadership Elly Foran Business and Management i • Faculty Lead Computing • T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5017) Criminology • E: [email protected] • Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing) • Policing Studies
Faculty of Health and Education • Children, Young People and their Services Assistant Practitioner in Health • KEY CONTACT: and Social Care Hayley Wilson • Health, Nutrition i and Physical Activity Faculty Lead • Health and Social Care T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 5539) • Mental Health and Wellbeing E: [email protected] • Teacher Training
Access to Higher Education • Nursing and Midwifery • Allied Health Professionals • Education Professions KEY CONTACT DETAILS: • Art and Design Stella Joseph i • Healthcare Faculty Lead • Social Care T: 0151 353 4444 (extension: 6238) • Social Science E: [email protected] • Sport Science
Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] PAGE 23 BTEC & Apprenticeship Applications: https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/apply A-level Applications: https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/application-alevel 14-16 College Registration of Interest: https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/14-16-college-registration Please note: we only accept students who will be aged 14 on the 31st August 2021 and who are currently in Year 9 (if still in school).
University Applications: We have a dedicated team of staff on hand to help guide you through the admissions process, from selecting the right course for you, to completing your UCAS application and applying for financial support. https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/application-university
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PAGE 24 Visit www.hughbaird.ac.uk, call Student Services on 0151 353 4444, email [email protected] VIRTUAL OPEN EVENTS:
A-LEVELS • Wednesday 3rd February 2021 ALL OTHER COURSES • Monday 8th - Thursday 11th February 2021 UNIVERSITY CENTRE • Wednesday 24th February 2021
OPEN EVENINGS: ALL OTHER COURSES (from 5pm till 7pm) Location: Balliol Road Campus • Thursday 13th May 2021
DISCOVER DAY: A-LEVELS (from 4pm – 6pm) Location: South Sefton Campus Thursday 4th March 2021
Y10 TASTER DAYS: A-LEVELS Location: South Sefton Campus • Monday 5th July 2021 • Tuesday 6th July 2021 • Wednesday 7th July 2021 Please note: to book your schools place, please contact [email protected]
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