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Collegethe Learning for Life the Collegelearning for Life A-Levels|Diplomas|Apprenticeships 2012/13 CollegeThe Learning for Life The CollegeLearning for Life elcome to the Pembrokeshire College student guide which we have created especially for school Wleavers and their parents/guardians. Making the right choice at such a critical time in a young person’s life is important, otherwise time, effort and potential will be wasted. I hope you enjoy reading about what we have to offer, it should give you an idea of possible career routes as well as what it’s like to study at Pembrokeshire College. We recommend that you attend one of our Open Evenings in either November, March or May – details are on page 16, where you can see for yourself our excellent facilities, talk to tutors and advisers about the best course for you and find out about progression to university and/or employment on completion of your course. Whatever you want to do in the future, if you come to the College you’ll find a course that can set you on your way to achieving it. A multi-award winning education provider, we have an amazing campus where you’ll find some of the best facilities for learning in south Wales. Combine this with our outstanding resources and our highly skilled and dedicated tutors and you’ll not find a better place to study for your future. Glyn Jones, OBE Principal Welsh Language/Bilingual Provision Pembrokeshire College is committed to promoting the use of the Welsh language and meeting the needs of Welsh speaking students and members of the public. Welsh speaking students are able to undertake aspects of their course such as induction, tutorials, oral and written assessment and Essential Skills either through the medium of Welsh or bilingually and are also able to receive bilingual support in order to maintain and develop their Welsh language/bilingual skills. Non-Welsh speaking students are also given the opportunity to acquire Welsh language skills either within their chosen programme of study or as part of the College's Enrichment and Enhancement programme. Go to www.pembrokeshire.ac.uk/support for further information in relation to the College's Welsh language/ bilingual provision. This prospectus is also available in Welsh. Go to www.pembrokeshire.ac.uk/courses to download a copy or contact the College's Welsh Language Development Officer on 01437 753 435. Contents Welcome Bilingual Provision 2 College Awards 5 More Choice at A-Level 6-7 What Makes The College Successful 8-9 Apprenticeships 10 Qualifications Explained 11 Student Success 12-13 Eat, Learn & Live 14-15 How to Enrol 16 Financial Support 16 Sports Academy 17 Degrees 18 Learning for Life Courses 19-27 MITEC 28 Parents in Touch Why the College 29-31 Q & A 32 What the Inspectors Said 33 Academic & Industry Experience 34-35 Stefan now studying Medicine at Cardiff University Shaun now studying Architecture at Cardiff University Louis now studying Fashion at St Martins School of Fashion, London Day 2011 Results A-Levels Our Students Fly High... t Pembrokeshire College we pride ourselves Katy on the quality of what we do. In recent years now an apprentice with Kier Group and Aboth the campus and our students have won a string of awards that showcase the quality of our studying on a work-based Construction provision. Project Management Foundation Degree Programme • Seven AoC Beacon Awards in six consecutive years (2001-2006) – a UK record • Investors in Careers (2003/2006) • Fforwm Awards for Advice & Guidance (2004, 2005 & 2009) • British Council Accreditation for Teaching English as a Foreign Language (2007) • Positive about Disabled People Award (2007) • Careers Wales Quality & Work Related Experience Award (2007) • Best Building in the Welsh Bespoke BREEAM Category 2009 (Construction & Technology Centre) • Basic Skills Quality Standard (2009) • Green Gown Award for Carbon Reduction (2010) • Green Dragon Level 4 Award (2010) • National Training Award Wales (2011) • Investors in People (2010) A-level results 2010/11 • 99% pass rate (A-E grade) • 27% A*-A grade • 79% A-C grade • 15.6% A* grade (twice the national average) Ellen is now Estyn Inspection - studying February 2011 Mathematics at Imperial College, Wellbeing - Excellent London Learning Environment - Excellent Disclaimer Every effort has been made to ensure that the details included in this guide are Partnership Working - Excellent up-to-date and accurate at the time of print. However, the College reserves the right to alter or cancel courses or other details should circumstances dictate. This guide was produced using environmentally friendly practices. Turn to page 33 to find out what the Estyn Design & Photography – Pembrokeshire College Inspectors said about The College. 4-5 More A-Level Choice Choose to study A-Levels at the College and you’ll have access to the widest range of A-Level subjects across the county as part of the North Pembrokeshire Federation. We’ll treat you like an adult and you’ll be encouraged to study independently but our team of highly qualified experts will always be on hand to provide help and support when you need it. College students receive the best support in preparation for university and careers. Our A-Level students consistently gain good A-Level results (99% pass rate 2010/11) and receive substantial help in completing their UCAS applications resulting in excellent progression opportunities to degree courses at the UK’s top universities. Helping students to gain progression to medical degrees is a particular speciality of the A-Level support staff at the College. The large choice of AS and A-Levels available (see opposite page) are timetabled as part of the North Pembrokeshire Federation – an agreement between the College, Sir Thomas Picton, Tasker Milward, Ysgol Bro Gwaun, Ysgol Dewi Sant and Portfield Special schools. Free transport between each centre is provided. Although A-Levels are the traditional route to university courses Extended Diplomas: such as medicine and dentistry, Extended Diplomas are gaining popularity as an alternative, more practical, method of studying • Animal Management at advanced level and entry onto university courses – especially • Art & Design (Fashion & Clothing) for specialist degrees such as engineering and art and design. An • Art & Design (Interactive) Extended Diploma is worth 3 A-Levels. • Art & Design (Graphics) • Business • Construction (Civil Engineering & Building Services) • Electrical & Electronic Engineering More Level 3 Choices • Engineering (Operations & Maintenance) BTEC Extended Diplomas • Health & Social Care (Health Studies) (worth 3 A-Levels) • Health & Social Care (Social Care) • Creative Media Production Studying for an Extended Diploma is another route that could • Music Technology secure you a place at university. Students often comment that • Performing Arts (Musical Theatre) having completed a diploma in the subject area they are pursuing • Public Services makes the first year of a degree much easier. • Sport (Development, Coaching & Fitness) Don’t forget GCSE high-flyers can apply for a £2000 Changing your mind after GCSE or A-Level results? scholarship. Pembrokeshire College is offering ten scholarships up Many people want to re-consider their options after getting to the sum of £2000 for full-time 16-19 year old students studying their exam results. Special advice days have been set up level 3 Science, Engineering and Mathematics related subjects. To from 13 August 2012 to discuss changing the level or subject gain access onto the scholarship programme students will need to of study. have gained GCSE A* or A grades in Science, Mathematics and See www.pembs.ac.uk/open or press for details. Technology related courses as well as attend a panel interview. See website for terms and conditions – www.pembs.ac.uk Q & A Q: What is the North Pembrokeshire Federation? A-Level choices at A: The North Pembrokeshire Federation was initially an agreement between Pembrokeshire College and the three Haverfordwest a glance Secondary Schools – Sir Thomas Picton, Tasker Milward and Portfield Special School. Since September 2009 the Federation has expanded to The following courses are part of the North include Ysgol Dewi Sant and Ysgol Bro Gwaun. The purpose of the Pembrokeshire Federation subject grid. Courses Federation is to offer students a broader range of subject choices across the centres. There is a close liaison between centres – in yellow are delivered here at the College. timetables have been aligned and transport between centres is provided. GCSE: Q: My child attends school outside the Federation • Applied ICT area, does this mean his/her A-Level subject 32 AS and 29 A-Levels: options are limited? • Art A: Students in the Pembrokeshire College catchment area are • Biology welcome to join the North Pembrokeshire Federation and study at • Business Studies Pembrokeshire College or any of the Haverfordwest secondary schools. • Chemistry The student will ‘belong’ to the centre where they take most of their • Drama and Theatre Studies* studies. www.pembs.ac.uk/courses • Economics • English Language and Literature Q: Will a BTEC Extended Diploma allow my son/ • English Literature daughter to progress to university? • Environmental Studies A: Yes, provided of course that they achieve good grades for all of • Film Studies the required units and are progressing to a linked subject. The BTEC Extended Diploma is recognised by UCAS (the University and College • French Admissions System) and is equivalent to 3 A-Levels. • Geography • Geology Q: Will the Welsh Baccalaureate further • Health and Social Care enhance my son/daughter’s chance of getting • History into a quality university? • IT Computing A: The Welsh Baccalaureate at Advanced Level is worth 120 UCAS • Law points, which is equivalent to an ‘A’ grade at A-Level. The equivalence is • Mathematics recognised by many universities, particularly those in Wales. We advise • Further Mathematics checking with individual universities prior to finalising your options • Leisure Studies choices. www.pembs.ac.uk/courses • Media Studies • Music* For further questions and answers go to the • Photography (limited places) parents section pages 29-35.
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