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Prospectus 2019 HUDDERSFIELD NEW COLLEGE Prospectus 2019 - 2020 EN ENTS Welcome Tuesday 23rd October 6pm – 9pm (last entry at 8:30pm) I am delighted to welcome you to Huddersfield New College and I would like to thank you for your interest in joining our Outstanding College. I hope that this prospectus Principal’s Talks: 6:15pm, 7:00pm, 7:45pm, 8:15pm provides you with an insight into the exciting experience that you can expect here as a student. Saturday 17th November 10am – 1pm (last entry at 12:30pm) Principal’s Talks: 10:15am, 11:00am, 11:45am Each year around 1200 young people graduate from HNC, moving on to some exciting and unique destinations. As a dedicated Sixth Form College we offer a fantastic range of courses and we are the only College in Kirklees that allows you to study a mixed A Level and BTEC programme at advanced level. Our students succeed. We are one of the best Sixth Form Colleges in the country for the grades our young people achieve and the progress they make. We are very proud of the achievements of our students. GOOD TO KNOW Leaving with the best possible grades will only be part of your HNC story. Alongside your studies you will Applications open on be able to enjoy freedom, independence and enrichment opportunities that give you the competitive edge. 15th October 2018 and Our focus is on ensuring that you are prepared for the future. close on 15th February 2019 Our prospectus shares more about the journeys of some of our most recent graduates. You may have Year 11 students and their heard, from your friends or family, about life at HNC, but we would very much encourage you to come parents/carers are warmly along to an Open Event to discover for yourself why so many students choose HNC! invited to visit the College to gain an insight into what students can expect from their HNC experience, meet staff Angela Williams OBE and students, and find out more Principal about course options 2 Visit www.huddnewcoll.ac.uk 3 CONTENTS Why choose our Course Outstanding Facilities Outstanding Options Support College? See our diverse Including pastoral, course offering and financial, welfare, learn about our learning and careers 42 1, 2, 3 options support How to Apply 6 Where has HNC Taken the Class of 2018? 15 32-39 ...and where will it take you? Choosing Entry Requirements Your Options 20 46 Outstanding Sporting Travelling to College Results Excellence 12-13 Including Sports Academies and the You will need to apply via our website www.huddnewcoll.ac.uk/apply A College with Talented Athletes at th some very special Closing date 15 February 2019 24 HNC Programme students Why Our Hear from former students Attend a school in Kirklees? Students Lucy, Ivy, Momina and For 2019 entry you will apply via UCAS Progress. Your school will share more about this. Ethan Choose HNC See page 48 for further details. 30 40 4 5 EN WHY CHOOSE... GOOD TO KNOW HUDDERSFIELD NEW COLLEGE HNC is: ENTS in Yorkshire and Tuesday 23rd October There are many reasons why students and parents choose HNC. the Humber for pass rates (all This prospectus shares further details, but here we highlight 6pm – 9pm qualifications) (last entry at 8:30pm) some of the key reasons why our young people and their parents choose the outstanding experience on offer at HNC. th Saturday 17 November nationally for 10am – 1pm pass rates (all qualifications) (last entry at 12:30pm) A R Our students can opt for a mixed nationally for pass Find out more at our Open Events A R study programme of both A Levels rates at A Level (listed above) and BTECs, or alternatively, a single For our students to achieve their academic potential and career D qualification programme. ambitions. From clubs and societies, to the Honours programme and volunteering opportunities, students enjoy countless opportunities outside of the classroom that support their future ambitions. National Achievement Rate Tables (NART, 2017) 6 Visit www.huddnewcoll.ac.uk 7 “Learners benefit from high quality resources that support their learning inside and outside the HNC... classroom.” “There are numerous AN OFSTED OUTSTANDING COLLEGE examples of staff going beyond normal expectations to enable In 2016, the College became the first Sixth Form College to be individual learners to succeed.” judged Outstanding by Ofsted, with no significant weaknesses. The report reflects the experience that you can expect and we are constantly working to improve this. Make sure you pay us a visit and discover for yourself why Ofsted judged us to be Outstanding in all respects! Here we provide some soundbites from the report. “The rich and varied curriculum ensures learners are very well prepared for their future.” GOOD TO KNOW “Learners’ outcomes are HNC is in the top 15% nationally for the progress outstanding with very students make high success rates.” 8 9 HNC... A COLLEGE OF NATIONAL RENOWN We are proud of our national awards which recognise the outstanding achievements of our students and staff. Here we provide an insight into some of our high profile awards and achievements. In association with fe awards 2018 Shortlisted Sixth form college of the year award Ofsted National Centre for TES Awards BTEC Awards Ofsted Outstanding Diversity Shortlisted for the Highly commended in all areas The number one prestigious TES Sixth in the BTEC College organisation in the Form College of the of the Year awards by UK for Equality and Year award for two Pearson “Our mission is to provide a high Diversity consecutive years quality sixth form education, in a friendly, supportive and diverse learning environment.” 10 Visit www.huddnewcoll.ac.uk 11 MOMINA TOQIR HNC... Next Steps: University of Huddersfield to study A COLLEGE WHERE NEXT STEP AMBITIONS ARE REALISED Information Technology Studied: A Level Psychology and BTEC Diploma in IT School: Calder High School HNC offers an outstanding experience. This enables our young people to progress to some exciting next steps. Whether you dream of making an application The environment is very similar to university. to Oxbridge or a Russell Group university, or want This helps you to feel more independent. to move to the workplace, our staff will support you The teaching is as good as you can get every step of the way. IVY – top notch! Here four of our most recent graduates provide a OLDROYD flavour of the challenges and support you could expect LUCY as a student. Next Steps: The University of Durham to study Maths Studied: A Levels in Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths METCALF School: Royds Hall Community School ETHAN Next Steps: University of South Wales to study Costume Design PRICE Studied: A Levels in Fine Art, Maths and Textile Design College feels like a place where I belong! Next Steps: University of York to study History School: Shelley College College is really friendly, and I have had the best Studied: A Levels in History, Graphic Communication combination of support and freedom to learn and Classical Civilisation and develop, helping me to feel happy School: Colne Valley High School College has developed me so much as a and confident about moving to university. person, I’ve become so much more confident. There’s been so much support in all of my subjects and this has helped me to reach my full potential. The topics I’ve studied in lesson are interesting and diverse, I’ve learnt so much during my time here! The teachers are available when you need them, and this support really helped me to achieve the very best grades. 12 13 R P ... 14 15 HNC... LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 A LEVEL BTEC GCSE Diploma Extended Vocational (equivalent to Certificate Studies A COLLEGE WITH OUTSTANDING COURSE OPTIONS Subsidiary Diploma Extended 4 GCSEs) (equivalent to Diploma (equivalent to Diploma 3 GCSEs) (equivalent to 1 2 A Levels) (equivalent to Courses A Level) 3 A Levels) We offer a huge range of course options and combinations. GOOD TO KNOW Acting Your chosen study programme should Art and Design – 3D Design You can opt to combine A Levels and BTECs, or to follow a solely total three choices. So, for example, if you Art and Design – Fine Art A Level or BTEC programme. The next three pages explain more about choose a BTEC that is a two A Level Art and Design – Graphic Communication how these courses and combinations work. equivalent, you would study this alongside a single A Level or a BTEC that is a single Art and Design – Photography Staff at our Open Events can help you to understand this too. A Level equivalent. Art and Design – Textile Design Students on the Honours programme Applied Law (see page 28) are encouraged to Applied Science study a fourth option in Biology their first year Business Business Studies Chemistry Childcare and Education Children’s Care, Learning and Development Computing (Software Development) Computer Science 1 year 1 year Course length 2 years (then progress (then progress onto Level 3 for onto Level 2 for 2 years) 1 year) 16 17 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 A LEVEL BTEC GCSE Diploma Extended A LEVEL BTEC GCSE Diploma Extended (equivalent to Certificate (equivalent to Certificate Subsidiary Diploma Extended 4 GCSEs) (equivalent to Subsidiary Diploma Extended 4 GCSEs) (equivalent to Diploma (equivalent to Diploma 3 GCSEs) Diploma (equivalent to Diploma 3 GCSEs) (equivalent to 1 2 A Levels) (equivalent to (equivalent to 1 2 A Levels) (equivalent to Courses A Level) 3 A Levels) Courses A Level) 3 A Levels) Creative Media - TV and Film Mathematics – Further Criminology Media Studies Dance Music Performance Drama and Theatre Studies Music Technology Economics Musical Theatre
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