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Full-time course guide 2020–21 BE YOU. INTRODUCTION APPRENTICESHIPS Your study programme 4 Get started 90 GAP 6 Core skills 92 Industry placements 8 Q&A 94 GEM 10 College Culture 12 Support Network 14 ADDITIONAL Open Days 16 INFORMATION Course Introduction Meetings 18 Helping you achieve 100 Enrichment 102 Learning Resource Centres 104 COURSES Right time, right place 106 Art & Design 24 ESOL 108 Building Services 28 Part-time studies 110 Business 34 Higher education 112 Computing 36 Guidance notes 114 Electrical Installation 40 Application form 115 Engineering 42 ACHIEVE Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy 44 Health, Education & Social Care 50 Media 54 Motor Vehicle Maintenance 56 WOR Music 60 LD O F Plumbing 64 CONTENTS

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At Barnfield College we work with Earn while you learn our students to set them up for a Apprenticeships are available in a world of opportunity. Choose the broader range of industries than ever qualification you want to focus on before – you’ll find apprenticeship and you’ll have the pick of employers, information listed at the back of this

universities and careers. guide. Turn to page 90 to find out INTRODUCTION more. Getting started For many of our courses the level WORK EXPERIENCE of study will be determined by the grades you achieve before starting college. Check out the entry criteria

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Work experience and GAP benefits you and the employer. You can expect to be involved in live careers advice tailored briefs, projects, events and teams – to you. improving your skills along the way. Look out for our masterclass sessions We’ve partnered with local employers led by successful local business to bring you GAP, a fresh approach to people, giving you insights into what work experience aimed at getting you it takes to make it in your dream the skills, confidence and contacts industry. required to land that great first job. Make your CV stand out from the crowd. INTRODUCTION

FIND OUT MORE Talk to our GAP team at our open days or email gapexperiences@ barnfield.ac.uk

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Open doors A step ahead Industry Placements are a new Complete an industry placement initiative designed to give students and you’ll gain valuable insight, a head start finding the future they experience and knowledge that want. This additional work experience sets you apart, giving you a CV or built in to your qualification Personal Statement with added can open the doors to skilled impact. You’ll be on track to succeed employment, higher education or an in a career you’ll love. apprenticeship.

The next level All our courses require students

to complete GAP experiences, INTRODUCTION matching up core competencies and future ambitions with great work experience. Industry Placements take it to the next level, aligning with your chosen career path and including around 45 days of on-the-job experience.

FIND OUT MORE Ask us about the latest Industry Placements to see what experiences await.

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Add good English and maths skills to Many students are required to your CV and you’ll open doors to a continue developing their English promising future, whatever your plans. and maths skills. You’ll have your The best employers will want to give own personal GEM programme you a job and a place at university will and the chance to improve be yours for the taking. your GCSE grades. It’s a great opportunity to try a new approach We call it GEM to gain an essential qualification. GEM is our approach to developing We can’t wait to get started. your English and maths skills.

Our dedicated GEM tutors bring English and maths to life within the world of your chosen specialist subject. INTRODUCTION

Find out more about this new approach to English and maths by emailing [email protected]

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Campus life is full of opportunity. Choose from New Bedford Road or Enterprise Way, two vibrant campuses that are the ideal place for you to learn, relax and achieve.

Enjoy Campus life comes with added independence. Grab a coffee, join in with a club or activity, meet new friends, and collaborate in the Hub.

Focus Specialise in a subject that you love

and get a head start on your career. INTRODUCTION Our campuses are packed with industry standard facilities.

Succeed Make the most of our Learning Resource Centres, expert tutors and professional support staff and you’ll be well on your way to securing the perfect job or university place.

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There is a range of support A helping hand available to help you get the most You’ll have all the tools you need out of your time at college. We’re and plenty of support along the way. proud to have specialist staff on If you ever find yourself in need of hand across a number of areas, all a helping hand our Study Plus team working to help you reach your provide one-to-one sessions offering goals and ambitions. extra support.

Student Support Our additional learning support Our Student Support staff are team can help with a smooth available on every campus, transition to college and offer the on hand to provide advice on expertise to help students with finance, personal support, careers disabilities and learning difficulties INTRODUCTION information and much more. Feel achieve their potential. free to drop in any time to chat, or contact us for advice and guidance. Drop in to Student Support on campus to get the conversation started.

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INTRODUCTION I might need support at college, can Okay, so what’s next? I find out more? If you’re happy with your choice we’ll Absolutely! If you need support, send you a handy guide that tells you just let us know when booking your what to expect next and how you can meeting and we’ll make sure our enrol. COURSE support staff are on hand to meet your needs. It’s that simple. We’ll keep you up to date with all the exciting things Can I bring someone with me? going on at college by email, INTRODUCTION You are more than welcome to bring offering a sneak peek at what you a family member or friend or two. can expect when you join us in Just let us know when you book your September! MEETINGS place. I’d like to find out about more than one course, can I do that? We like to do things a little What happens at the meeting? Of course, you don’t have to make differently here at Barnfield College, We like you to meet your tutors your mind up just yet. Come and so we invite all our applicants to and your new classmates so, after a find out about the courses you’re a Course Introduction Meeting. presentation that introduces you to us interested in - our admissions These group meetings are a great and your course, you get the chance experts will be available to offer extra opportunity for you to get to know to sit down with your tutor and go guidance. your tutors and course and find out into a bit more detail. more about life at college. How do I get invited to a

Course Introduction Meeting? INTRODUCTION Simple – just apply and we’ll be in touch.

Do I need to prepare anything? In most cases, no. However, if you’re applying for a creative subject such as art or music, we’d love to see examples of your talent in our mini- workshops at your meeting! Your invitation will include more details on WHY WAIT? what to bring with you. Apply now and we’ll see you at your Course Introduction Meeting

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23 COURSES Diploma in Art, Diploma in Extended Diploma Design and Media Art and Design in Art and Design ART & 1 NBR 2 NBR 3 NBR Code: C000413 Code: C000421 Code: C000505

DESIGN Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years This introduction to art, design and Stretch your current skills, build solid It’s time to turn your sketchbook media is an opportunity to explore your artistic foundations and begin to into a professional portfolio. Expert creativity and raw artistic talent. identify specific talents and aspirations. tutors will guide you through a full You’ll explore different tools Prepare for your career – learn to be spectrum of creative disciplines to and techniques, and find your creative while working within a brief. help you find your artistic niche. preferred career path. What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or completion 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English A passion to develop your creative of the Level 1 programme or maths, or completion of the Level 2 side and examples of previous work. and a portfolio of work. programme and a portfolio of work.

What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? You’ll work on developing The focus is on responding to In the first year you will experiment with your skills, including: project briefs across varying a range of materials and techniques, before choosing from a range of • Drawing and painting specialisms, including: specialisms in year two, including: • Ceramics • Drawing and painting • 3D design • Printmaking • 3D design • Textiles and printmaking • 3D design • Textiles • Graphic design and illustration • Textiles • Visual arts • Photography and digital arts • Print making • Fine art ART & DESIGN What can I do next? • Digital arts You can progress to a Level 2 in What can I do next? Art and Design or Media. What can I do next? A variety of creative careers await in You’ll be ready to progress on to Level areas such as fashion, textiles, design and 3 – continue with Art and Design or model-making through to illustration, specialise in your preferred discipline, graphics, product design or computer- such as Graphic Design or Creative Media. based design. Further your study at higher education level in a number of art and design specialisms, or continue your development at college with a Foundation diploma or HND.

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24 25 Extended Diploma Foundation Diploma in Graphic Design in Art and Design

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Code: C000437 Code: C003000 Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years Success on this course will provide Explore traditional and digital design an excellent grounding and prepare in our studios equipped with the latest you for pursuing a degree in the Adobe software. You’ll produce a creative arts. You’ll be equipped with sophisticated portfolio of work to prepare a portfolio to give you a creative edge you for a higher education or a career. when applying for top universities.

What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4) including English Minimum 32 UCAS points, GCSE maths or maths, or completion of the Level and English (A*-C/9-4). In special cases 2 programme and portfolio of work. these qualifications may be waived. Mature students without the required What will I study? formal qualifications are welcome You’ll study a range of specialist to apply. You will also be required subjects including: to provide a portfolio of work. • Publicity and publishing What will I study? • Branding and identity The course emphasises a broad, • Packaging experimental approach and covers the following subject areas: • Typography • Drawing and painting • Computer imagery • Sculpture and 3D design ART & DESIGN • Illustration and image making • Photography and moving image What can I do next? • Graphics Your options for further study include • Costume a foundation diploma here at college or an Honours degree at university. • Illustration • Performance art

What can I do next? You’ll be ready for a broad range of specialisms at degree level. Career options include the fields of design, applied arts, freelancing or art education.

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26 27 Diploma in Diploma in Diploma in Construction Skills Brickwork Carpentry BUILDING 1 EW 1 EW 1 EW Code: C000206 Code: C000233 Code: C000244

SERVICES Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

This course enables you to try your hand This course will help you gain the Combine construction with creativity at a variety of different construction and basic knowledge and skills to begin and start building a career with solid building tasks, ranging from carpentry to a career in the Brickwork trade. Your foundations. Making and installing bricklaying and plastering. Get a feel for time will be split equally between wooden fixtures and fittings as part of the direction you want your career to take. practical modules in the workshop, and construction projects. Skilled carpenters studying the theory behind brickwork. and joiners are highly sought after. What will I need? You’ll need a great work ethic, What will I need? What will I need? hand-eye coordination, a good attitude You’ll need to be prepared for You’ll need to be patient, with strong and attention to detail for a career that a hands-on career. Attention to hand-eye coordination and good with relies on you taking pride in your work. detail and a willingness to apply numbers. yourself are key to success. What will I study? What will I study? You’ll work on developing What will I study? The practical nature of this course reflects your skills, including: Subject areas include: the working life of a carpenter. Learning is • Bricklaying • Constructing block walling by practical projects and assignments based on realistic workplace situations • Plastering • Constructing brick walling and activities. • Bench carpentry • Constructing cavity walling Course subjects include: • Health and safety • Carrying out first and What can I do next? • Construction technology This course is an ideal way to get second fix operations

onto a more advanced qualification or • Communication and information • Understanding construction technology BUILDING SERVICES apprenticeship leading to a career in • Mixing materials • Understanding information, construction - as a carpenter, bricklayer, quantities and communication plasterer or maintenance operative, or • Setting out variety of other roles within the industry. • Preparing and using carpentry and What can I do next? joinery portable power tools This course is an ideal way to get onto a more advanced qualification What can I do next? or apprenticeship leading to a career You’ll be ready for the next step in in construction - as a bricklayer, or your studies. Progression opportunities maintenance operative, or variety could include an apprenticeship or a of other roles within the industry. Level 2 Diploma in Site Carpentry.

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28 29 Diploma in Diploma in Diploma in Extended Diploma in Brickwork Maintenance Operations Site Carpentry Construction Management

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Code: C000239 Code: C003002 Code: C000254 Code: C000255

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years

If you are preparing to work in the This course is for students who want to If you are preparing to work in the If you’re interested in how and why industry or already employed and need work as a multi-skilled operative in the industry or already employed and need we build things the way we do, this a recognised industry qualification, construction or property maintenance an industry-recognised qualification, course is for you. Explore industry this course will help develop your industries. There are opportunities to this course will help develop your standards and techniques to prepare existing skills and will introduce you become a site agent, contracts manager, existing skills and will introduce you you for a career built to last. to more advanced techniques. self-employed contract operator or to more advanced techniques. work in property maintenance. What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English or Successful completion of the What will I need? Successful completion of the maths or completion of a relevant Level Level 1 Diploma or the relevant Applicants should have completed a Level 1 Diploma in Carpentry or 2 Diploma, with English and maths. experience and skills. relevant Level 1 Diploma. You will be relevant experience and skills. assessed, to demonstrate that you can What will I study? What will I study? cover the range of skills required. What will I study? The course is largely made up of Subject areas include: The work-related nature of this theory classes, but you’ll have the course prepares you for working • Constructing cavity walling What will I study? chance to develop your practical You will cover maintenance and life of as a carpenter. You will skills too. Modules could include: forming masonry structures learn new skills and techniques to repair skills in the following areas: • Construction design • Constructing solid walling incorporating further develop your abilities. • Plumbing isolated and attached piers • Construction technology • Painting and decorating Course subjects include: • Constructing thin joint masonry • Science and materials in construction • Carpentry • Health, safety and welfare • Health, safety and welfare in • Project management • Principles of building construction construction and associated industries • Bricklaying • Surveying in construction • Flooring and roofing BUILDING SERVICES • Setting out masonry structures • Block paving and drainage • Graphical detailing in construction • Frames, partitions and stairs • Understanding construction technology • Roofing • Tendering and estimating • Plastering • Carpentry maintenance What can I do next? • How to set up and operate What can I do next? Progress on to a relevant Level 3 What can I do next? a circular saw Successful students may be ready to qualification, start an apprenticeship Upon completion of this course, you will find employment, with apprenticeship or find employment. have a good foundation for future career What can I do next? options also available. You will also opportunities. If you’d like to take your You’ll be ready for an advanced be able to progress to a degree studies further, a higher apprenticeship carpentry programme alongside work, programme to continue your study. Likely or additional qualifications are available. or to start work as a junior carpenter. careers include project management, building surveying, architect, site management and civil engineer.

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32 33 Diploma in Business Diploma in Business Extended Diploma Administration in Business BUSINESS 1 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C003003 Code: C001552 Code: C002195

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years

Launch your career within a number Explore exciting opportunities and build Develop a broad spectrum of skills, of business sectors including retail, skills you can take forward for a career in knowledge and personal qualities insurance, travel and banking. companies of any size and in any sector. key to progressing in the business sector. Success on this course can What will I need? What will I need? open up a wealth of opportunities. An interest in developing your 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including business skills and creating a English or successful completion What will I need? career path for yourself. of the Level 1 programme. 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English and maths, or successful What will I study? What will I study? completion of the Level 2 Diploma. • Event planning • Enterprise in the business world What will I study? • Product branding • Principles of marketing In the first year, your programme • Managing meetings • Introducing law and consumer rights of study includes: • Income and expenditure • Business online • Exploring business • Customer service • Finance for business • Marketing • Developing a personal progression plan • Sales and personal selling • Personal and business finance • Recruitment, selection and employment • International business What can I do next? • Trading and development The next stage would be to progress to BUSINESS What can I do next? • Law a Level 2 Diploma in subjects including Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma Business, IT or Travel and Tourism. in Business, IT or Travel and Tourism. In year two, you’ll look at subjects Alternatively, move onto a career in such as finance, HR, sales and business sales, buying, finance, administration or find an apprenticeship. management in more depth.

What can I do next? Progress into work across a wide range of business-based careers, or onto further study with a higher apprenticeship or HND here at college 9/10 or an Honours degree at university. of students understand the importance of developing their English and maths skills

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34 35 Diploma for Diploma in Information Extended Diploma in Computing: IT users and Creative Technology Software and Games Development COMPUTING 1 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C000191 Code: C000194 Code: C003407

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years

This specialist work-related qualification IT is an ever-changing industry full of Specialise in the ever-expanding areas is designed to develop technical possibilities. Broaden your tech of gaming platforms and technologies. knowledge and personal skills that are know-how and get to grips with computer You’ll develop your software skills essential for success in IT-related fields. systems, hardware and software. and learn how to create market-ready gaming solutions. With hundreds of What will I need? What will I need? gaming startups across the region, you’ll Ambition, attention to detail and 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including English be set for an exciting journey ahead. passion for new technology are a and maths, or the IT Level 1 Diploma. must for success on this course. What will I need? What will I study? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English What will I study? The focus is on a range of and maths, or a Level 2 Diploma in IT. • Digital communications up-to-date subjects including: • Technology systems What will I study? • Animated graphics Modules can include: • Computer networks • Creating a website • Event-driven programming • Software development • Computer programming • Digital graphics • Installing and maintaining • Spreadsheet design • Developing computer games computer hardware • Working with others • Human-computer interaction • Digital graphics • Personal career plan • Computer game platforms • Database development and technologies COMPUTING What can I do next? • Web animation for interactive media You can progress to the Level 2 What can I do next? Diploma in Information and Creative On completion you can progress to • Computer game design Technology. You will continue to develop one of our Level 3 Computing courses, the skills needed to eventually work opening up career opportunities in: PC What can I do next? in specialisms such as: technician, maintenance, graphic design, hardware Take your studies higher with a games designer, support, internet/ support, webpage design and more. degree, HND or you can look to start web professional and many more. working on application development or as a games and web developer. 98% of students feel they are on the right course

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36 37 Extended Diploma in Computing: Extended Diploma in Computing: Computer Science Networking Systems and Support

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Code: C003405 Code: C003406

Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years

The focus of this course is developing Study in our purpose-built networking practical skills and understanding labs for the opportunity to develop your across the technical aspects of IT skills in this growing area. Make the most valued by employers, designed to of our industry-standard networking and prepare you for success in a dynamic communications kit and further your industry full of opportunity. working knowledge of security systems.

What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English and maths, or a Level 2 Diploma in IT. and maths, or a Level 2 Diploma in IT.

What will I study? What will I study? Modules can include: Modules can include: • Computer systems • Networked systems security Be You • Controlling systems using IT • Computer systems • Website production • CCNA fundamentals of networking • Information systems • Information systems • Organisational systems security • Managing networks • System analysis and design • Organisational systems security COMPUTING • Networked systems security • Computer networks

What can I do next? What can I do next? This will enable you to apply for higher Start working on networking systems apprenticeship programmes, HND, or in technical support or progress technical courses at university or give to a HND, higher apprenticeship or you an academic edge when applying range of degrees at university. for employment in your field of study.

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38 39 Diploma in Electrical Diploma in Electrical Installation: Diploma in Electrical Installation: Installation Buildings and Structures Buildings and Structures ELECTRICAL 1 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C000225 Code: C000231 Code: C000537

INSTALLATION Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

Get to grips with the technical, practical Get hands on in our workshops from day Specialisms in electrical engineering range and theoretical foundations of electrical one. You’ll be developing and refining from transporting data to programming installation. Equip yourself with the tools the necessary skills for success in the computer-controlled ‘intelligent’ buildings you need to succeed at a higher level. ever-changing electro-technology sector. and working with renewable technology, with even more variety on the horizon. What will I need? What will I need? This is a skills-based course where 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including English, What will I need? most students will traditionally maths and science may enable you Successful completion of Level 2 need to start at Level 1. to start this course at Level 2. Diploma in Electrical Installation, plus relevant assessment. What will I study? What will I study? You will cover the essentials through Through a mix of practical and theory What will I study? practical projects backed up by theory: lessons, you will learn about: • Testing and commissioning • Practical electrical installations • Electrical installation theory • Fault diagnosis and rectification • Health and safety • Practical installation competencies • Health and safety during inspection • Basic electrical testing and maintenance • Electrical science • Electrical science • Electrical installation technology • Electrical systems design What can I do next? Take your skills up a notch and progress What can I do next? to the Level 2 in Electrical Installation, What can I do next? Progress onto the Level 3 course to alternatively you may be ready to start an Possible career opportunities involve prepare yourself for an exciting career apprenticeship and earn while you learn. electrical maintenance, security systems, or alternatively find employment heating and ventilation. You’ll also be ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION and continue your progress able to complete further study for through an apprenticeship. specialisms within the industry, with advancing technology consistently presenting more pathways. 98% of students feel they are on the right course

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40 41 Diploma in Technical Diploma in Extended Diploma in Engineering Engineering Civil Engineering ENGINEERING 1 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C001977 Code: C001978 Code: C002065

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years This course introduces you to the Take your first steps towards becoming With a focus on meeting the needs of fundamental skills and practices a highly-skilled engineer with a world the industry, this course will develop your required to forge a career in of opportunities at your fingertips. design, analytical and evaluation skills the world of engineering. across a range of Civil Engineering topics. What will I need? What will I need? 3 GCSEs (A*–D/9-3) including maths What will I need? A good understanding of basic maths, or science, or successful completion 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including hand-eye coordination and the potential of a relevant Level 1 programme. English, maths and science, or to achieve all aspects of the qualification. a relevant Level 2 Diploma. What will I study? What will I study? Training is through a mix of theory What will I study? • Working safely in engineering and practice, key subject areas include: • Surveying in construction • Making engineering components • Processes and materials • Site engineering for construction using hand tools • PCB components and soldering • Construction in civil engineering • Wiring electrical circuits • Workshop skills • Tendering and estimating and components • Electrical components and wiring • Further maths for construction • Routine servicing of an • Construction principles and design electrical/electronic system What can I do next? Study for one year full time to progress • Assembling mechanical components on to Level 3 Civil Engineering or What can I do next? Level 3 Construction Management, Possible careers include working as ENGINEERING What can I do next? alternatively you may wish to a construction site technician, civil Continue your studies at college by taking progress to an apprenticeship. engineering technician, quantity the next step onto Level 2 Engineering, surveyor and building surveyor. alternatively you could choose to focus on a specific pathway in Motor Vehicle, Electrical Installation or Welding. 9/10 of students understand the importance of developing their English and maths skills

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HAIRDRESSING 1 NBR 1 NBR 2 NBR Code: C000865 Code: C000885 Code: C000871

& BEAUTY Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year THERAPY Get creative and take the first step This qualification will provide your first This course will develop your practical into the world of hairdressing. steps in to the beauty industry. You’ll skills in cutting men’s hair along with a learn a range of treatments, applications range of other required specialisms. What will I need? and techniques to enhance your skills. Creative flair, an interest in the What will I need? subject and some basic skills. What will I need? 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including English Creative flair, an interest in the or maths, or successful completion What will I study? subject and some basic skills. of a relevant Level 1 programme. • Shampooing and conditioning hair What will I study? What will I study? • Blow drying and setting • The art of photographic make-up • Shampooing and conditioning • Plaiting and braiding • Basic manicure treatment the hair and scalp • Temporary colouring • Basic pedicure treatment • Styling men’s hair • Reception services • Skin care • Cutting facial hair • Scalp massage services What can I do next? • Themed face painting Take your skills to the next level with • Basic make-up application • Promoting products and our choice of Level 2 courses. services to clients • Nail art application • Colouring and lightening hair What can I do next? • Cutting men’s hair This qualification will prepare you for further study at Level 2. What can I do next? You could continue your studies at a higher level or get an apprenticeship HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY in barbering, utilise your skills by joining a barbershop in a junior role. 98% of students feel they ACHIEVE are on the right course

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Code: C000418 Code: C003007 Code: C000190 Code: C000893

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

Develop your hairdressing skills, working Discover a world of creative opportunities Beauty therapy focuses on making This course will prepare you for a career with real clients in our professional salons. and kick-start your career with this people feel relaxed in a calm, tranquil as a spa therapist. You will learn a range challenging and rewarding course. atmosphere and our professional spa and of new skills including treatments, What will I need? salon provide the perfect environment anatomy, physiology and client care. 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including What will I need? in which to practise your skills. English or maths, or completion of 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), preferably What will I need? a relevant Level 1 programme. in English, maths and science, What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), preferably in English or successful completion of a 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), preferably and maths, or a relevant Level 2 Diploma. What will I study? relevant Level 1 programme. in English, maths and science, or successful completion of a • Advising and consulting with clients What will I study? What will I study? relevant Level 1 programme. • Shampooing and conditioning • Body massage • Health and safety practice in the salon hair and scalp What will I study? • Stone therapy • Client care and communication • Blow drying, setting and dressing hair • Anatomy and physiology • Indian head massage in beauty-related industries • Cutting and styling hair • Facial treatments • Body wrapping • Applying make-up • Hair colouring • Manicure and pedicure • Sauna and steam • The art of photographic make-up • Participate in hairdressing competitions • Hot and warm waxing • Hydrotherapy treatments • The art of dressing hair • Reception services • Make-up • Facial electricals • Creating an image based on a theme • Health and safety within the hair and beauty sector • Lash and brow treatments What can I do next? • Monitoring procedures in the salon Progress to Level 3 in Hairdressing • Face and body painting • Reception services or an apprenticeship, or start work • Contributing to the planning as a junior in a salon, in television What can I do next? What can I do next? of a promotional event or as a photographic stylist. Begin employment as an assistant You could start work as a therapist HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY to a make-up artist or progress your or a cosmetic counter consultant, What can I do next? learning with Level 2 Hairdressing or further your studies at college Take what you’ve learnt to the next or an apprenticeship. with Level 3 Spa Therapy. level, progress your study here at college with our Foundation Degree in Spa Management.

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46 47 Hairdressing

3 NBR

Code: C000868

Duration: 1 year

Showcase your own work through county-wide competitions and shows and build your portfolio. Take your skills to the next level and the industry by storm. Salon Get real-time salon experience in What will I need? the Salon, using our professional Level 2 in Hairdressing or a recognised facilities for treatments and non-NVQ equivalent, plus excellent sharpen your skills. Open to practical skills and relevant professional the community, the Salon also experience. Taking a trade test is builds interpersonal skills and required before enrolment. professional communication, a must-have for any hair What will I study? and beauty professional. • Cutting hair using a combination of creative techniques Support our students, treat yourself to a pamper. • Colouring hair using a variety of techniques Book now on • Colour correction services 01582 569590 or email [email protected]. • Creatively style and dress hair • Creatively dress long hair • Monitor procedures to safely control work operations • Marketing and promotion HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY of products to clients

What can I do next? Embark upon further study to advance your career to salon management, or work as a stylist. 98% of students feel they are on the right course

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48 49 Health and Diploma in Caring Diploma in Health Social Care for Children and Social Care HEALTH, 1 NBR 1 NBR 2 NBR Code: C002094 Code: C000314 Code: C000299

EDUCATION Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year & CARE An introduction to the health and If you are a naturally caring individual This course will allow you to develop social care sector, this course will who would like a rewarding career, your understanding and knowledge see you explore key themes and this course will provide you with an of care professions, setting you understand workplace practices. excellent introduction into the growing up for a career making a positive early years and care sectors. difference to people’s lives. What will I need? To succeed on this course you need to What will I need? What will I need? be dedicated and caring, with a genuine To succeed on this course you need to 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or successful desire to progress in this sector. You be dedicated and caring, with a genuine completion of Level 1 programme. You will need to complete a DBS check. desire to progress in this sector. You will need to complete a DBS check. will need to complete a DBS check. What will I study? What will I study? • Role of a carer at meal times What will I study? You will have unit assessments • Health and social care needs • Keeping children safe in the following modules: • Personal care • Communication • Lifespan development • Learning experiences of • Valuing children • Individual needs children and young people • Creative activities for children • Communicating in the health • Creative and leisure activities for adults and social care sector What can I do next? • Anatomy and physiology for • Promoting healthy eating in care Progress to the Level 2 course, or health and social care • Communication find an apprenticeship. Alternatively, you could join our Level 2 Health • 75 hours work-placement • Managing health and Social Care course. HEALTH / EDUCATION /CARE / EDUCATION HEALTH What can I do next? What can I do next? Progress to Level 3 – further study will Progress to the Level 2 course, or find an open the door to careers such as social apprenticeship. Alternatively, you could work, residential care management, join our Level 2 Early Years course. housing and the probation service. Opportunities for employment straight away will include working in care homes, community work and the voluntary sector, plus classroom support, 9/10 hospitals and primary care trusts. of students understand the importance of developing their English and maths skills

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50 51 NCFE CACHE Diploma for Extended Diploma in CACHE Extended Diploma Childcare Combined Diploma in Psychology Early Years Practitioner Health and Social Care and Education (Early Years Educator) with Health and Social Care

2 NBR 3 NBR 3 NBR 3 NBR

Code: C000319 Code: C002061 Code: C002060 Code: C000316

Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years

Prepare yourself for working with As well as being a recognised entry This is a well-regarded course for Combining the scientific study of minds children from newborn to five qualification into university, this students wishing to gain their licence and behaviour with the application of years of age, with knowledge of course has been designed specifically to practice within the sector or healthcare practices, this course provides children up to seven, helping with for those with an interest in nursing, become a primary school teacher. you with an in-depth understanding their development and growth. social work, teaching, psychology or of human behaviour which remains healthcare. Set your sights high. What will I need? fundamental to many jobs in the fields of What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), or equivalent. Psychology and Health and Social Care. 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including English What will I need? All students are required to have language, or successful completion 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English achieved GCSE English language and What will I need? of a Level 1 programme with GCSE language or maths, or a Level 2 maths at grade C/4 or Functional 4 GCSEs (9-4/A*-C) including English language or equivalent. You Diploma in Health and Social Care Skills Level 2 in English and maths English, maths and science, or a will need to complete a DBS check. with English and maths. You will prior to starting the course. You will Level 2 Diploma in a related field. need to complete a DBS check. need to complete a DBS check. What will I study? What will I study? • Child development What will I study? What will I study? Modules can include: • Play and activities • Developing effective communication • Child development and health • Psychological approaches within health and social care and applications • Safeguarding and professional • Observation and assessment development • Sociological and psychological • Understanding children’s • Health psychology perspectives • 250 hours work-placement additional needs • Human lifespan development • Fundamentals of anatomy • Professional practice • Working in health and social care and physiology What can I do next? • Providing safe environments for children • Anatomy and physiology for Progress to the Level 3 Health and Social • Research methodology for • Play and learning health and social care

Care or CACHE Early Years Educator health and social care /CARE / EDUCATION HEALTH (English language and maths required), • International perspectives • Enquiries into current research • Supporting individuals care needs in health and social care which will give you a licence to work • Preparing for school readiness within the sector. Future career prospects • 200 hours work placement involve working in early years settings • Supporting emergent literacy What can I do next? such as nurseries or preschools. What can I do next? and mathematics Successful completion will set you Progress onto university or further • 700 hours work placement up to progress to degree level study training. Career prospects will at university on a BSc (Hons) in Occupational Health, BSc in Education include nursing, occupational What can I do next? and Child Psychology or similar. Career therapy, physiotherapy and You will be well placed to apply to paths across both psychology and teaching to name a few. university and progress to EYT status. health and social care include; clinical Careers include teaching assistant, nursery psychologist, counselling psychologist, practitioner, playgroup leader, primary health psychologist, nurse, occupational school teacher and social worker. You can therapist, teacher and more. also progress to a Foundation degree.

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52 53 Diploma in Creative Extended Diploma in Creative Media: Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production Digital Gaming Media: Digital Content Production MEDIA 2 NBR 3 NBR 3 NBR Code: C000397 Code: C003092 Code: C003093

Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years

Success in this fast-paced and continually This course introduces you to the Creative online content has become evolving industry requires a constant conceptual and creative aspects an essential tool to businesses across passion for new ideas. Up your skillset, of this thriving medium. Learn a wide range of industries. Gain a encourage your creative streak and essential skills for designing, creating broad knowledge of the industry you’ll have plenty of career options. and working with games. and develop essential skills.

What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English language, or completion of English language, or a relevant English language, or a relevant a relevant Level 1 programme. Level 2 qualification. Level 2 qualification.

What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? Key subject areas include: • Environmental, character • Digital media skills • Introduction to media and game design • Pre-production portfolio methods and skills • Digital concept art and • Campaigns and commissions • Production techniques game asset creation • Copywriting and advertising • Understanding audiences • 3D modelling, rendering and animation • Digital photography • Audio production and technology • Working in the gaming industry • Image production and manipulation • Visual production and technology • Working with game engines MEDIA • Presenting TV and radio • Contextual media research • Games promotion • Blog and website production What can I do next? What can I do next? • Editing audio and video Progress onto Level 3 courses in: TV, You’ll be ready to start a career in film, media production, digital gaming games design, alternatively you may What can I do next? or design. Possible careers include junior wish to take your studies to the next You’ll be set for an honours programme positions in film or TV, photography, level with a degree in Games Design in a wide variety of disciplines including sound creation or the advertising industry. or Honours programme at university. publishing, media, graphic design, advertising, PR, communications and more. Alternatively jump straight in to industry with an entry level role or apprenticeship.

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54 55 Diploma in Light Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles and Repair Principles MOTOR 1 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C000253 Code: C000261 Code: C000265

VEHICLE Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year MAINTENANCE This light vehicle course will give you the You’ll develop your skills in the After completing your Level 2 flexibility to develop your knowledge workshop and continue to add to your qualification, now is the time to progress and skills across a variety of specialist knowledge of motoring technologies. to Level 3. Take your knowledge to areas. This is the perfect course for you Continual assessment prepares you for an advanced level, opening up a to start learning the basic technical skills. the IMI exams and practical tasks. whole new world of opportunities.

What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? An enthusiasm for practical and Successful completion of Level 1 Successful completion of the Level 2 theory, ready to learn and get Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance. Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance. hands on from day one. What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? • Motor vehicle systems • Climate control Training is through a mix of theory and practice in our modern • Removal, inspection and replacement • Advanced diagnostics workshops, subjects include: • Construction • Engine management • Inspection techniques • Identification of hybrid/electric vehicles • Advanced vehicle safety systems • Servicing • Hybrid and electric vehicle technology • Identification and function What can I do next? Study an apprenticeship with an of components What can I do next? employer or progress to the Level 3 Successful students will be ready Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance to find work or progress to What can I do next? and Repair Principles at college. Study for one year full time to university to study Motor Vehicle complete the Diploma in Light Vehicle Engineering and related subjects. Maintenance and Repair Principles. MOTOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

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56 57 Motor Vehicle Motor Vehicle Body and Paint Body and Paint

1 EW 2 EW

Code: C000362 Code: C002066

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

If you have a love of cars and a creative Discover the technical needs for today’s streak this is the ideal entry point body and paint repair industry. You’ll to the motor vehicle industry. Learn learn the required techniques and gain the basic technical skills and lay the the knowledge to work on a range foundations for a great career. of vehicles in garages, dealerships and specialist body repair shops. What will I need? An enthusiasm for practical and What will I need? theory, be ready to learn and Successful completion of a relevant get hands on from day one. Level 1 qualification. 3 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English and maths may enable What will I study? you to join at Level 2. You’ll work on developing your skills, including: What will I study? • Using tools and equipment • Removing and fitting used in vehicle refinishing non-structural body panels • Preparing metal and • Repairing non-structural body panels pre-painted surfaces • MIG and Spot welding • Repairing minor paint defects • Preparing metal and pre-painted surfaces • Working with plastic materials • Preparing and applying fillers and components and foundation materials • Vehicle exterior valeting and detailing • Repairing minor paint defects MOTOR VEHICLE MAINTENANCE What can I do next? What can I do next? Progress to study at Level 2 or Progress to employment in the industry alternatively seek an apprenticeship or a relevant apprenticeship. or employment at a junior level. 9/10 of students understand the importance of developing their English and maths skills

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58 59 Diploma in Music Production Extended Diploma in Extended Diploma in and Performance Music Production Music Performance MUSIC 2 NBR 3 NBR 3 NBR Code: C002059 Code: C002059 Code: C000348 Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years Duration: 1 year This practical, hands-on qualification is Calling all singers, guitarists, bass Working in the music industry provides designed to provide a comprehensive players, pianists and drummers. Turn plenty of long-term career opportunities, introduction to music production. Develop your passion in to a career, this course whether you have a keen interest in your skills in our professional studios. has been developed especially for you. producing music or performing yourself. What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including 4 GCSEs (A*-D/3-9), including English English, or Level 2 Diploma in music. English, or Level 2 Diploma in music. and maths, or a relevant Level 1 Diploma You will be invited to showcase You will be invited to showcase plus evidence of music you have created. your talents to our course tutors. your talents to our course tutors.

What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? Subject areas include: • Studio recording techniques • Genres of popular music • The music industry • Mixing and mastering • Band studies • Songwriting • Composing and producing • Music industry • Critical listening skills with computers • Improvisation • Sound design • Sound creation and synthesis • Theory and harmony • Music performance skills and practice • Live sound systems • Music around the world MUSIC • Music production skills and practice • Live events • Instrumental study • Music for TV and film • Critical listening What can I do next? Successful completion will set you up to What can I do next? progress to the Level 3 in Music, you’ll What can I do next? Options for further study include an Further study includes HND Music continue to hone your skills and prepare Honours degree in popular music for a university degree or employment. here at College. You could be ready and recording, live sound, music to launch your career straight away, business or HND Music here at whether that’s performing, teaching, College. You will also be prepared composing and arranging, technical for a career in the music industry. support management or administration. 98% of students feel they are on the right course

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62 63 Diploma in Diploma in Diploma in Plumbing Plumbing Plumbing PLUMBING 21 EW 2 EW 3 EW Code: C000284 Code: C000288 Code: C000292

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

The industry is constantly changing, Improve your technical skills and Take the next step in your training keeping pace with the latest get ready for the industry. Succeed as a plumber and build on your technology. Skilled, qualified plumbers here and you’ll have the knowledge skills to enhance your career are always in high demand. to find work as a plumber’s mate. prospects in the industry.

What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? This is a skills-based course, so many 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including English 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including students will start from Level 1. and maths, or Level 1 Diploma. English and maths.

What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? Subject areas are: Key principles include: Subject areas are: • All domestic aspects of plumbing, • Common plumbing processes • Environmental technology systems heating and sanitation • Cold and hot water systems • Plumbing system installation planning • Hot and cold water systems • Scientific principles • Complex cold water systems • Plumbing sciences • Central heating systems • Domestic hot water • Environmental awareness • Electrical supply • Sanitation and drainage systems • Health and safety • Central heating systems What can I do next? Progress onto the Level 2 • Introduction to domestic gas principles Plumbing qualification to take What can I do next? PLUMBING your skills to the next level. Progress to an apprenticeship in What can I do next? plumbing, or move onto the Level 3. Further your study with a higher apprenticeship, or alternatively find work within plumbing, building and engineering. 98% of students feel they ACHIEVE are on the right course

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64 65 Introduction to Diploma in Diploma in Advanced Professional Professional Cookery Professional Cookery Cookery: Kitchen and Larder

PROFESSIONAL 1 NBR 2 NBR 3 NBR COOKERY Code: C000424 Code: C000446 Code: C001971 Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

If you have a passion for food and Get creative in the kitchen and build on Take the opportunity to test your skills cooking and wish to pursue a career in your skills to make really great food. and get creative, study to be a chef professional cookery, this course is a and bring your passion to life in our great place to learn the practical skills What will I need? professional kitchens and restaurant. you’ll need for success in the kitchen. Successful completion of the Level 1 Diploma in Professional Cookery. What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including This is a skills-based course What will I study? English and maths, and successful where students will traditionally • Preparing and cooking soups completion of the Level 2 Diploma in need to start at Level 1. Professional Cookery or equivalent. and sauces, fruit and vegetables, poultry, meat and offal What will I study? What will I study? Studying in a realistic environment you • Working with fish and shellfish, rice, You will have the opportunity will learn cooking techniques including: pasta, grains and egg dishes to design your own signature • Steaming and poaching • Preparing and cooking desserts, dishes, and perfect your cooking skills in the kitchen including: • Baking and roasting puddings and bakery products • Preparing poultry, game, fish, • Grilling and frying • Working busy evening shellfish, meat and vegetables • Poaching services in our restaurant • Preparing sauces, purees • Creating and costing themed menus and side dishes What can I do next? • Special diets Progress to the Level 2 Diploma • Kitchen and larder practice and theory • Food safety in Professional Cookery. • Sustainability PROFESSIONAL COOKERY What can I do next? Progress to the Level 3 Diploma in What can I do next? Advanced Professional Cookery. Career Progress to a Foundation degree or opportunities could include commis chef Honours degree, or start work straight or related jobs, in addition to a variety of away as a senior commis chef in a hotel, roles within the culinary arts industry. restaurant or contract catering kitchen. 9/10 of students understand the importance of developing their English and maths skills

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66 67 PROFESSIONAL COOKERY PROFESSIONAL COOKERY

68 69 Diploma in Diploma in Extended Diploma Public Services Public Services in Public Services PUBLIC 1 NBR 2 NBR 3 NBR Code: C000169 Code: C000175 Code: C002057

SERVICES Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years

An introduction to the public services Aspiring to join the armed forces or Prepare for a career in the armed providing you with the firm foundations emergency services? This course offers forces or emergency services with to build a career on, you’ll learn a an insight into working life across this in-depth look at what these variety of life and employment skills. these professions, preparing you for key areas require for success. progression across the sector. What will I need? What will I need? A great work ethic and passion for helping What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English others will go a long way towards success. 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or or maths, or successful completion successful completion of a of a relevant Level 2 Diploma. What will I study? relevant Level 1 programme. • Practical teamwork in public services What will I study? What will I study? • Health and fitness • Government policies and • Uniformed public services the public services • Public service careers employment and skills • Teamwork and leadership • Self management skills • Adventurous outdoor activities • Outdoor and adventurous expeditions • Community action • Land navigation by map and compass • Crime and its effects • Personal skills for public services • Crime and its effects • Planning activities and projects • Public service incidents • Preparing to respond to • Practical team sports emergency incidents What can I do next? • Fitness testing

• Health, fitness and lifestyle PUBLIC SERVICES You can progress to the Level 2 Diploma • Citizenship in Public Services and, with further study and training, start your career in What can I do next? • War and conflict the public or emergency services. You can progress to the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services. What can I do next? With further study and training you Further study options include the will be able to progress to a career in HND in Public Services here at the public or emergency services. college, or an Honours degree at university. This course also opens up a host of career opportunities within the uniformed public services.

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70 71 Diploma in Extended Diploma in Combined Diploma in Psychology Applied Science Forensic and Criminal Investigation with Forensic Investigation SCIENCE 2 NBR 3 NBR 3 NBR Code: C002055 Code: C002054 Code: C002053

Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years

This course will provide a solid Combine a passion for criminal This course will provide you with foundation for a career in science, investigation with a forensic eye for detail the theoretical understanding of criminal justice or public services. and open up a career full of opportunity. what is required to study at degree level and progress into employment What will I need? What will I need? within the industry. Combine forensic 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), including science and 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including investigation techniques with either English or maths, or completion English, maths and science or a psychological practices and be well- of a suitable equivalent qualification. relevant Level 2 Diploma and suitable equipped for a fast-paced career. progression in English and maths. What will I study? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (9-4/A*-C) including • Chemistry and our earth What will I study? Modules could include: English, maths and science, or a • Biology and our universe Level 2 Diploma in a related field. • Principles and applications of science • The living body • Science investigation skills What will I study? • Investigating a crime scene • Forensic investigation in procedures Modules can include: • Science in medicine • Criminal investigation • Psychological approaches • Investigating human behaviour procedures in practice and applications • Scientific skills • Applications of criminal and • Principles and applications of science

forensic psychology • Practical scientific procedures SCIENCE What can I do next? and techniques With further training and study a number • Forensic genetics of careers within forensic science or • Science investigation skills related industries will be available What can I do next? • Forensic investigation to you. At college, you could move You’ll be all set for higher education at onto a Level 3 Diploma in Forensic university in psychology, criminology • Applications of criminology Investigation, or related fields. and more. You may also be able to • Criminal investigation find entry-level employment in a laboratory or science-related industry. What can I do next? Successful completion will set you up to progress to degree level study at university. You’ll be on track for a wide variety of potential career paths across both Psychology and forensic investigation including; clinical psychologist, counselling psychologist, health psychologist, analytical chemist, biomedical scientist, forensic scientist, scientific laboratory technician and more.

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72 73 SCIENCE

74 75 Skills for Life

E1 E2 E3 1 NBR Pathway Programme These courses are stepping stones SKILLS to your chosen vocational areas and Our Skills for Life courses offer are available in line with most of the FOR LIFE students with learning difficulties the college’s Level 1 programmes. opportunity to develop independent living, creative and working skills Supported Internships in a supported environment. Supported Internships are primarily based in the workplace. They are designed What will I study? to enable young people with learning Programmes are personalised to meet the difficulties and/or disabilities to achieve individual needs of each student including sustainable, paid employment. Students adapting resource and timetables, are supported by a job coach throughout. supporting independent travel and living 100% skills. A programme can potentially Independent Living of Skills for Life students run from 1 to 3 years dependent on Students can develop their independent feel happy with the level of the progression of the individual. living skills in our purpose built support they received at flat which incorporates a kitchen, college Your programme could include: bedroom, lounge and dining area. • Communication • Information technology • Study skills “Learners on discrete • Independent living skills provision develop very • Cooking good independence skills.” • Enterprise projects • Work experience “Partnerships with local authorities and schools • Media SKILLS FOR LIFE ensure learners transition • Music well to the college.” • Performing arts • Interview skills

What can I do next? Upon completion, students can progress to another Skills For Life programme, a Supported Internship in the world of work or a vocational programme at college.

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76 77 Introductory Diploma Diploma in Sport: Extended Diploma in Sport: in Sport Fitness and Exercise Development, Coaching and Fitness SPORT 1 NBR 2 NBR 3 NBR Code: C000333 Code: C000337 Code: C0042052

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 2 years

Get active, get career minded. Tailor The sport and leisure sector provides Do you want to turn your passion for sport your study for entry-level work in the the first step on the career ladder for into a prosperous career? Your success sport, fitness and leisure industries. many young people. If you’re looking starts here. Make a living out of motivating to kick start your future in this industry people to stay active and encouraging What will I need? and have a real desire to succeed, them to live a more healthy lifestyle. A great attitude, good work ethic then this is the course for you. and passion for sport are all required What will I need? for success on this course. What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or or maths, or a relevant Level 2 Diploma. What will I study? successful completion of a • Assisting in the planning, delivery relevant Level 1 programme. What will I study? and evaluation of an activity • Anatomy and physiology What will I study? • Leading a healthy lifestyle • Psychology for sport performance • Fitness for sport • Participating in sport • Sports nutrition • Practical sports performance • Improving personal exercise and fitness • Practical sports activities • The mind and sports performance • Understanding the active • Sports development • Training for personal fitness leisure and learning sector • Fitness testing • Anatomy and physiology • Components and functions of • Instructing physical activity SPORT the body in physical activity • Carrying out a sports-related project • Sports coaching What can I do next? What can I do next? What can I do next? You’ll be able to continue your You’ll gain the skills needed to find Successful students can progress studies with a Level 2 Diploma in work or progress your studies to a to a personal training qualification Sport or Public Services. You can higher level. You can progress to the here at college or gain entry to other also start work in a leisure centre Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport. relevant higher level programmes. or as a sports coach assistant. Alternatively, you can start work straight away in the leisure industry. Career opportunities straight from college include assistant fitness instructor, trainee manager, plus opportunities in sports coaching.

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78 79 80 and sportsmassage therapist. fitness instructor, personaltrainer fitness qualifications. Careers include Progress your studies withhigherlevel What canIdonext? barnfield.ac.uk or calluson 01582 569569 To findoutmore andapply, visit What willIstudy? considered withrelevant experience. assessment. Mature applicantswillbe 3 qualification andtake anentry Applicants must have arelevant Level What willIneed? the skillsto succeed inthefitness industry. expertise intheworkplace. You willgainall and enablesyou to demonstrate your underpins therole ofafitness instructor This industry-recognised qualification Duration: C Training YMCA Personal • • • • • • • 3 ode: Level 3Certificate inPersonal Training Level 2Certificate inFitness Instruction goals to personaltraining Applying nutritionandclient motivating clients Communicating withand Creating programmes for clients Delivering personaltraining sessions Anatomy andphysiology NBR C000342

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Be You 81 SPORT Diploma in Diploma in Diploma in Aviation Travel and Aviation Travel and Tourism Industry and Cabin Crew TRAVEL 1 EW 2 EW 2 EW Code: C003012 Code: C003011 Code: C003013

Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year

An introduction to the travel and This course will expand your knowledge A unique opportunity to gain two tourism industry, enabling you to and understanding of travel and qualifications through one course, you develop strong communication skills tourism, setting you up for further will learn what is required to work for an and learn about the world of career study or work in the industry. airline or on the ground at the airport. opportunities on offer within this sector. What will I need? What will I need? What will I need? 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or 3 GCSEs (A*-D/9-3), or If you’re passionate about travel, have successful completion of a successful completion of a good people skills and the will to relevant Level 1 programme. relevant Level 1 programme. succeed, this is the course for you. What will I study? What will I study? What will I study? • Marketing in travel and tourism • Airline health, safety and security • Planning trips to attractions • The customer service experience • Airline emergency procedures • UK travel destinations • International travel and • Roles of air cabin crew on board • Recommending a package holiday tourism destinations • Airport check-in • The role of cabin crew • Airports and airlines • Aircraft dispatch process • The role of an overseas representative • Organising a study visit • Supporting flight operations • Employment opportunities TRAVEL What can I do next? What can I do next? You can progress to the Level 2 Diploma What can I do next? Further study can be undertaken with the in Travel and Tourism or Aviation. With Successful students can progress on Level 3 Diploma in Aviation Operations further training you can look for jobs to Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel or the Level 3 Diploma in Travel and in travel agencies, airline customer and Tourism or Aviation Operations. Tourism. You will also be suitably trained services, hospitality and tour operators. Possible career paths include travel for many jobs within the travel sector. agent, tour operator, hotel receptionist or airline customer services. 9/10 of students understand ACHIEVE the importance of developing their English and maths skills

To find out more and apply, visit The key to all codes can be found on page 23 barnfield.ac.uk or call us on 01582 569569

82 83 Extended Diploma in Extended Diploma in Airport Travel Tourism and Events and Aviation Operations

3 EW 3 EW

Code: C003014 Code: C003015

Duration: 2 years Duration: 2 years

This course gives you solid foundations Be a part of a dynamic industry, for a career in the travel industry, helping travelling to destinations worldwide. you refine your skills and broaden This course is a great platform for a your knowledge of the sector. career that shows you the world.

What will I need? What will I need? 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English or 4 GCSEs (A*-C/9-4), including English or maths, or Level 2 Diploma or equivalent. maths, or Level 2 Diploma or equivalent.

What will I study? What will I study? • Investigating travel and tourism • Air travel information • Conference and marketing • Meeting customer needs • Specialist tourism • Airport and aircraft operations • Hospitality and customer service • Handling air passengers • Resort representatives • Cabin crew • European destinations • Incident management • Working as a children’s rep What can I do next? TRAVEL What can I do next? You’ll be well placed to look for Continue your studies at a higher level at jobs in a number of airline related university. Alternatively you can find jobs roles and make the most of including travel agency management, employment opportunities locally. overseas rep or member of cabin crew.

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84 85 Access to Social Science Access to Healthcare Professions/Nursing ACCESS TO 3 NBR 3 NBR Code: C000312 Code: C002172

HIGHER Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year EDUCATION This course is a nationally-recognised This course is a nationally-recognised qualification enabling those who qualification designed for people who DON’T MEET wish to study the social sciences to wish to study a health-related degree, THE ENTRY access university programmes. such as Nursing, Midwifery, Radiography REQUIREMENTS? or Paramedic Science, but lack the Ask about our What will I need? traditional qualifications required for Pre-Access course. GCSE (9-4/A*-C), in English direct entry into university study. Email language or maths, plus a range [email protected] of assessments at interview. What will I need? GCSE (A*–C/9-4), in English language or All students are assessed for their maths depending on chosen pathway, English and maths skills at interview. plus a range of assessments at interview. Sometimes universities have higher GCSE grade requirements – please All students are assessed for their check the requirements for your English and maths skills at interview. chosen career path with your chosen Some universities require a pass in GCSE higher education institution before Science - please check the requirements starting an Access course. for your chosen career path with your preferred higher education institution. What will I study? Within this course, students What will I study? will cover a range of disciplines, • Care principles these may include: • Human anatomy and physiology • Crime and deviance • Health and disease • Inequality and family ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION • Drug calculations • Psychology • Mental health and illness • Research projects • Safeguarding children, young • Social behaviour people and/or vulnerable adults • Criminology Depending on your pathway, you may • Social policy study optional modules related to your desired career progression. What can I do next? ACHIEVE Progress to university for your desired What can I do next? pathway, in the fields of Psychology or A range of degree courses including Sociology, make sure to do your research Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy, when considering degree level courses. Radiography, Mental Health, Occupational Therapy and Paramedic Science

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REAL JOBS

89 APPRENTICESHIPS GET STARTED

Apprenticeships are a great way to learn your craft and could be the ideal next step towards a career in your chosen industry.

The most important thing to know about an apprenticeship is that it is a real job, with training. You’ll earn while you learn, picking up new skills and nationally-recognised qualifications as you go.

Apprentices spend their time in the workplace, with time at College built in to help you achieve your qualification. You’ll be learning on the job for a minimum of 30 hours a week so you will need to be employed in

your chosen profession. APPRENTICESHIPS

REAL JOBS

90 91 CORE SKILLS

A growing range of employers across the region are looking We offer apprenticeships in a to apprentices to help their range of areas including: businesses succeed. This has led to apprenticeships becoming • Beauty Therapy available for a wider range of • Bricklaying career paths than ever before. • Business Administration Each year more employers • Carpentry choose apprenticeships as a • Children and Early Years way to develop their staff and • business. Learning the foundations Customer Service at college before progressing • Electrical Installation to a relevant apprenticeship • Facilities Management is becoming an increasingly popular way for young people • Hairdressing to get that great first job. • Heavy Motor Vehicle Maintenance

• Human Resources APPRENTICESHIPS • IT and Telecoms • Learning Mentor • Light Motor Vehicle Maintenance • Paralegal • Procurement • Property Maintenance • Plumbing and Heating • Supporting Teaching and Learning • Team Leader • Vehicle Body & Paint

To find out more and apply, visit barnfield.ac.uk or call us on 01582 569569

92 93 Q&A

How do I apply for an How much do apprentices apprenticeship? get paid? An Apprenticeship is a real job, so All apprentices get paid, the application works in a similar however the wage will vary way to a job vacancy. If you are dependent on your employer, looking to start an apprenticeship age and chosen career. Wages once you have finished your are normally listed alongside studies at the end of the academic the apprenticeship vacancy. year, please register your interest with our admissions team. How do apprenticeships work? Apprenticeships can take If you are ready to start your between one and four years apprenticeship now or in the next to complete, depending on few weeks, then you should get in your existing skill level, choice touch as soon as possible. If you of industry and qualifications already have an employer lined up you are working towards. and would like to know more about the training available please contact All apprenticeships include APPRENTICESHIPS us on 01582 569569 or admissions@ barnfield.ac.uk and we can guide • A knowledge-based element you through your next steps. • A competence-based element

To get things moving even quicker, • English, maths and ICT skills make sure you have a copy of your where relevant to the role CV ready to share with the team. • A module on employment rights and responsibilities • A module on personal training and thinking skills

You may come in to college as part of your apprenticeship. This depends on your existing skills and the qualification you are working towards.

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94 95 96 earning potential by upto increase your lifetime apprenticeship could Completing ahigherlevel work orfurthertraining of apprentices gointo 90% £150 February 2019 data source: www.university.which.co.uk , 000 20 There are upto available onlineat any onetime apprenticeship vacancies , 000 VA CANCIES across more than170 industries different apprenticeships are available 1500 Apprenticeship improved after their their career prospects of apprentices said 912 apprentices England employ workplaces in

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99 INFORMATION Safety First Financial Support The College fully recognises its role to Support is available to students that support, prevent issues and safeguard qualify for financial assistance. It’s students. We have comprehensive money to help with practical matters HELPING YOU policies that ensure student welfare is like travel, childcare and other costs. at the heart of everything we do. You In addition, many students that can find these on our website. receive free meals at school can have lunch free, here at college. ACHIEVE Student Life There is always a buzz on campus, No Hidden Costs with a full programme of activities The College provides all students planned every year. Make the with what they need to start their Make the most of the support and Personalised Learning most of work experience, careers course. Where courses have special resources available to you and Benefit from progress and attainment fairs, trips and visits, competitions, requirements incurring costs, these give yourself every opportunity to sessions and personalised target external speakers and awareness and will always be outlined from the start. succeed at college. setting. Your personal tutor will fundraising events. support you from day one, agreeing your individual learning plan and Personalised Support helping you focus on achieving your Many young people encounter goals. difficulties that may affect their studies - we have dedicated staff on Parents & Carers hand to support. A range of support is We want you to be involved in your available including specialist teaching, child’s education and we always adapted materials, classroom welcome your feedback. You can support and special examination access the parent portal online, arrangements. contact us whenever you need us. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

BARNFIELD TALK NURSERY On-site day care facility for TO US children aged between 1 and 5 Student Support years. A high quality and safe 01582 569569 environment for your child to [email protected] learn and develop.

100 101 ENRICHMENT

The best of college Your voice matters – have your say on all things Barnfield by joining our We like our students to find the student council or running to be a right balance between leisure Student Governor. You’ll be at the and study time. We offer a full heart of the decision making process, programme of activities throughout ensuring that our students are well the academic year to cater for all represented. hobbies and interests, and give you the opportunity to meet like-minded students.

We have an exciting enrichment campaign with a range of societies and engaging activities for you to get involved with. There’s more than just the societies and events to get excited about – our calendar is packed all year round and open to our students, regardless of ability or experience. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

102 103 LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRES

Rethink what you know Helping you achieve If ever you find yourself in need of a about learning. little extra support, our Study Skills team provide one-to-one sessions Our LRCs are hives of information and to help our students unlock their exclusively available to our students. full potential. If you need help with Stacked with a wealth of resources, English or maths, a particular subject you’ll find everything you need area, advice on research, or simply – e-books, electronic newspaper someone to proofread your work, the subscriptions, journal databases and a Study Skills team will be on hand to wealth of online study. help. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Study comfortably Can’t make it in to an LRC? You can take your studies with you. Log in from home and across devices to make your learning and revision more accessible than ever.

104 105 RIGHT TIME Be sought after Employers are eager to meet and RIGHT PLACE recruit young people with the right skills, we’ll equip you with everything you need to boost your employability. Luton’s economy is growing and the demand for young people with the right skills is high.

Our campuses are well-placed to help you build your network with employers across Bedfordshire and beyond. Succeed with us and open up a wealth of opportunity. The choice is yours There’s never been a greater choice of exciting careers locally, with Bedfordshire employers growing all the time. Go big... ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Large employers across the area are growing fast, with more moving into the area all the time. Priority sectors Job opportunities are broad across the region, we’ve picked out some of the key areas that are set to see continued growth over the coming years. ...or small Small businesses make up the • Hospitality, Food, and Tourism majority of employers in the region – they are the backbone • Engineering and Manufacturing of the economy and offer great • Maintenance, Repair, and Installation opportunities for young people beginning their careers. • Education and Training • Media and Digital Industries

106 107 ESOL

We pride ourselves on our broad and vibrant selection of courses for English PRE E1 E2 E3 NBR for Speakers of Other Languages, empowering our learners regardless of age or nationality to improve Duration: 1 year their English skills for personal and What will I need? professional use. Language assessment at enrolment

What will I study? Improve your reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through: • Role plays • Presentations • Reading interesting texts • Meeting people from different 98% parts of the world and learning of ESOL students said about new cultures Study a short part-time ESOL course to improve your • Using technology their college induction language skills. Available at helped them settle • Completing business projects New Bedford Road and at and developing team work skills into college centres in the community. • ‘Give it a try’ sessions with different vocational areas such as Beauty, Barbering, Music and Motor Vehicle

What can I do next? • Progress to the next level of ESOL • Vocational pathways (Combination of ESOL and MORE chosen Vocational area) Visit our website for the latest • Direct entry to Vocational assessment dates and course Programme (Entry 3 and above) information • Study a part-time course with us barnfield.ac.uk

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108 109 STUDY PART-TIME

We have a great range of courses • Access to Higher Education to help you get qualified and boost • Accounting your prospects or enjoy some • Art and Design leisure time. You’ll have access to our professional facilities, plus all • Barbering the advice and support you need • Beauty Therapy to achieve your goals. Studying • Bricklaying with us has never been simpler. • Carpentry Whether you are looking to • Counselling move your career forward or try • Crafts something new, we’ve got the • Electrical Installation course for you. • Engineering • English and maths ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • ESOL • Food Skills • Hairdressing • Health and Social Care • Media • Mental Health Awareness • Motor Vehicle Maintenance • Painting and Decorating • Plumbing • Sport • Teaching and Training • Welding

110 111 HIGHER EDUCATION

Higher Education on your doorstep Focus your studies Our selection of HNDs and Study with like-minded students Foundation degrees give you the and learn from lecturers with real opportunity to go higher, faster sector experience. We offer all of our in your chosen career. Our higher students a supportive place to study education programmes are designed and further your skills. Our purpose- with employment in mind, offering built Higher Education Centre you greater freedom than a standard complete with its own lecture theatre, degree course. classrooms and social area gives a professional and defined place to Be connected At Barnfield College you’ll sharpen enjoy. your potential through work Be focused experience, live briefs and project Boost your CV Be job ready work. Studying close to home will Enter the graduate jobs market help you grow your professional straightaway with a formal Higher network as well as saving money, Education qualification that’s valued ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ensuring you’ll be well prepared for by employers. As part of your study the career that follows. you’ll participate in industry-relevant work experience, ensuring you have Well connected that extra edge to help your CV stand Strong links with our partner out from the crowd. universities means that successful students may opt to top-up at university after two years of study – by adding a further year you’ll graduate with a full degree.

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We’ve listed some common Do I need a referee? Address Telephone number Mobile questions about our application We rely on your references to help us process below, but if you’d like some judge your suitability for the course, Email advice or need help completing the therefore it is important you complete form, just call our admissions team on this section. For school or college Date of birth (e.g. 25/10/91) Gender 01582 569569 or drop in to students your referees can be your Postcode your nearest campus. Headteacher, careers officer, course D D / M M / Y Y M F tutor or Head of Year. For mature Is there a closing date for applications? students, your referee must be able to NEXT OF KIN CONTACT DETAILS We accept applications throughout the judge your potential to study at this year, but to make sure you get on the level e.g. an employer or someone who Contact name Relationship to you course you want, apply as soon as knows you well. Referees cannot be Contact number Email possible. family members. EDUCATIONAL REFEREE How do I fill in my course code? How can I get additional support? Details must be completed by all applicants. Please see guidance notes for more details. Complete the course title as it If you have a disability or appears in this prospectus, together learning difficulty, please tick the Name of school/college/company name with the course code. There is relevant box. Our support team will no requirement for you to fill in a contact you for further information second choice, only complete this and to assess your needs. For further Address Referee/employer contact name section if you have a second course information, please call Learning choice. Support on 01582 569569. Position I’m not sure which course I want to study. Can I apply for more than one Dates attended course? Postcode from D D / M M / Y Y to D D / M M / Y Y Yes, you can apply for two courses. Our tutors and admissions team will be able By submitting this form you are agreeing to the processing of your data and for your educational referee and Barnfield to advise you on your final decision. APPLY College to share data where it is relevant to your application. ONLINE ADDITIONAL SUPPORT You can apply online, The college welcomes applications from students with disabilities and learning difficulties. If you consider that you have by phone, by post a disability or learning difficulty, please tick any of the boxes so that we may discuss your needs in confidence and help and in person wherever possible. barnfield.ac.uk I have a disability/learning disability English is not my first language and I would like help and would like support I would like support/have particular requirements for I have special exam arrangements at school my course introduction meeting (e.g extra time, reader, scribe) I have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)

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