Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry

Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry 2012/2013 Prospectus

Aiming higher, working together Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Coventry and Warwickshire

to exhilarating live football matches and music concerts. Coventry is also home to the Coventry and Belgrade Theatre, which offers a wide range Warwickshire have of events from stand-up comedy to West the best of both worlds, End musicals. from the vibrancy and excitement of the city, to the peace and There are also many places of interest in tranquillity of the countryside. In Coventry Warwickshire. The county is split into five you will find combined world famous history districts, all within reach to great facilities; with the vivacity of contemporary buildings from local farmers markets to a wide and great night life. Intertwine that with selection of bars, clubs and restaurants. Warwickshire’s breath taking surroundings Warwickshire holds a breadth of history, with and historic towns – what more could you famous landmarks such as Warwick Castle, ask for? Royal Leamington Spa and Shakespeare’s birthplace of Stratford upon Avon. Coventry offers a rich choice of culture and entertainment, from galleries and On top of this, Coventry and Warwickshire museums, to live music concerts and are just a short 30 minute bus or train fantastic shopping locations. Its biggest journey to their neighbouring city venue is the 32,000-seater Ricoh Arena; host Birmingham.

2 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Welcome

Choosing where and which course you wish to study can be one of the most important and difficult decisions you will have to make. Henley College Coventry and City College Coventry have produced this joint prospectus giving you the range of higher education courses available to you to help you in making this decision. We recognise that deciding to apply for a higher education course is a big step and the cost of study at university makes it even more important to ensure that you make the right choice. By studying close to home it will probably mean that you won’t have the additional living costs and may be able to carry on working whilst studying. Most universities in England will charge the maximum tuition fee of £9,000. The tuition fees for studying at Henley College Coventry and City College Coventry for the 2012/2013 academic year are £3,800 for HND programmes and HNC tuition fees are £1,900. In addition to the benefits of the lower fees, we also know that students like the smaller, more intimate environment that a college offers. You’ll get excellent one-to-one tuition with tutors who have a wealth of relevant industrial and commercial experience. We are confident that by choosing to enrol on one of the courses offered at Henley College Coventry or City College Coventry and by taking advantage of our experience and excellent courses you will be best prepared to achieve all your educational and career objectives.

Ray Goy – Principal Henley College Coventry Paul Taylor – Principal City College

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Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Page No. Subject / Courses College Page No. Coventry and Warwickshire 2 CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply) Graduate Diploma - Level 6 CCC 24 Welcome 3 ICM Diploma in Credit Management - Level 3 CCC 25 Courses at a Glance 4 & 5 Applied Computing Henley College Coventry BSc (HONS) HCC 26 General Information 6 Art and creative studies Facilities 7 BTEC Higher National Certificate in Learning Support 8 Photography - Level 4 CCC 27 The place to aim for 9 BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Visual Communication (Graphic Design & Photography CCC 28 City College Coventry Pathways) - Level 5 UCAS (321W) General Information 10 BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Music CCC 29 Student Support 11 Production - Level 5 Learning Support 12 Business, Management and Professional Studies BTEC Higher National Certificate in Business Student Finance 14 - Level 4 UCAS (OO1N) CCC 31 Graduating with Henley College Coventry 15 BTEC Higher National Diploma in Business and City College Coventry - Level 5 UCAS (OO1N) CCC 32 Subject / Courses College CIPD Foundation Certificate in Human Resource Practice - Level 3 CCC 33 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION AND HCC 16 PROFESSIONAL CAREERS CIPD Foundation Certificate in Learning and Development Practice - Level 3 CCC 34 Access to Higher EducatioN CCC 17 CMI Management and Leadership - Level 5 CCC 35 Applied Biology CMI Strategic Management and Leadership HNC HCC 18 - Level 7 CCC 36 APPLIED CHEMISTRY ILEX Professional Diploma in Law - Level 6 CCC 37 HNC HCC 19 PRINCE2™ Foundation CCC 38 Accounting PRINCE2™ Practitioner CCC 39 AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting HCC 20 Computing and Systems Development Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management BTEC Higher National Certificate HCC 40 AAT Diploma in Accounting - Level 4 CCC 21 BTEC Higher National Diploma HCC 41 CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Practice in Work with Children and Families Supply) Foundation Diploma - Level 4 CCC 22 BTEC Higher National Certificate - Advanced CCC 42 CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply) Advanced Diploma - Level 5 CCC 23

4 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Courses at a Glance

Subject / Courses College Page No. Subject / Courses College Page No. Construction Site Management Social STUDIES CIOB Certificate - Level 4 CCC 43 BA 2+2 Honours Degree in Social Studies – CCC 59 CIOB Diploma - Level 4 CCC 44 Level 6 Early Years and Childcare Social Science BA 2+2 Honours Degree in Early Childhood HNC Criminological Social Sciences HCC 60 Studies - Level 6 CCC 45 HND Criminological Social Sciences HCC 61 Engineering and Vehicle Technologies Sport & Sport Science BTEC Higher National Certificate General Engineering - Level 4 CCC 47 HNC Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences HCC 62 Forensic Science HND Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences HCC 63 HNC HCC 48 HND Sport, Exercise and Therapy Sciences HCC 64 HND HCC 49 Teacher Training Health & Safety Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) CCC 65 NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction CCC 50 Health & Safety OCR Diploma for Teachers of Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties - Level 5 CCC 66 NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety CCC 51 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) CCC 67 NEBOSH Certificate in the Management of Health and Well-being at Work CCC 52 PTLLS, CTLLS, DTLLS HCC 68 NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk TESOL HCC 69 Management CCC 53 Human Resource Maps and contact information 70 Cipd Certificate in Human Resource Practice HCC 54 Manufacturing Engineering BTEC Level 4 HNC Diploma HCC 55 Performing Arts BTEC HNC Performing Arts (Acting) - UCAS Code (194W) CCC 56

BTEC HNC Performing Arts (Dance) - UCAS Code (005W) CCC 57 Public Services

HND HCC 58

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Whether you want to advance your career prospects or simply feel the satisfaction of personal development, Henley College Coventry can help you.

As one of the most improved colleges in the country it goes without saying that we are a good college that serves its learners well. We are proud of our student success rate which is above the national average. Many of our students have gone on to realise their dreams and we can help you do the same. How to Apply Henley College has recently invested in a new £1million state of Once you have decided on the course you want to apply for the art building to help meet the growing population of student fill in the Henley College Coventry application form online numbers. The new E-Skills and Care Studies building will have at www.henley-cov.ac.uk or contact Student Services on seven new classrooms including a sensory room and a specially 024 7662 6444 unless the application procedure on the course designed craft classroom. There will also be a student break-out states otherwise. area. With over 40 years of delivering educational excellence in Coventry, and a philosophy of putting the ‘Student First,’ Henley Advice and Guidance College Coventry is a popular choice with everybody looking for higher education opportunities in the city. If you would like to discuss your application with the College’s careers advisor to ensure you are choosing the right course for you, please contact Student Services and we will be happy ‘Henley College Coventry believes in the to help. power of education to make a difference to people’s lives and to the achievement of their full potential. To achieve this, we put the ‘Student First’ in everything we do.’

Henley College Coventry Mission Statement

6 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Henley College Coventry Facilities

LRC Henley’s Restaurant To help you reach your full potential at Henley, students have For a freshly prepared meal, head to Henley’s Restaurant and access to a wide range of up-to-date facilities, including Bistro which offers a unique dining experience for customers at textbooks, industry journals, career information and magazines. aff ordable prices. The variety of hot food, soups and desserts is All computers are equipped with the latest software such enough to tempt all taste buds. For a more formal experience, as Photoshop and Dreamweaver. Students can also take full try Henley’s silver service dining and gourmet dinners. advantage of other resources available, such as DVD’s, games and cameras. Courtyard Cafe The Courtyard Cafe is the perfect location to sit down and catch Henley Active up on the day’s events. Serving both snacks and meals which Henley College appreciates the importance of exercise as part of are available to eat in or take-away, The Courtyard’s relaxed a healthy lifestyle and off ers students the opportunity to use our atmosphere and carefully designed menu will meet most tastes fully equipped air conditioned gym, Henley Active. Our facilities and requirements. cater for all fitness levels, whether it is an organised exercise class lead by a trained instructor or an individual workout. Henley Henley Travel Active has the latest exercise equipment. Students can also join Make organising your holiday simple with Henley Travel. sports clubs which include Rugby, Football and Tennis. The friendly staff can help to source the best deals on accommodation and transport, whether it is a weekend break Therapeutix or a long haul flight. The dedicated travel agency is there to suit Fancy a manicure at lunchtime? Then call by to Therapeutix, all budgets and occasions and turn your ideal holiday dreams Henley’s very own beauty salon. Some of the treatments into reality. available to both students and the public include manicures/ pedicures, waxing, massages and more advanced therapies First Friends at Henley College such as micro-dermabrasion, which improves the skins Knowing your child is receiving high-quality care can help put appearance. All treatments are off ered at discounted prices. your mind at ease. Henley’s First Friends offers a child-centered approach to help promote the development of children. Our on Headstart site location offers its services for children aged six months to Headstart is Henley’s modern hairdressing salon. All treatments five years, with age appropriate activities as well as outdoor carried out use contemporary tools of the trade including GHD’s facilities such as miniature slides and climbing equipment. and leading brand shampoos and conditioners. Headstart is there to cater to your specific needs whether it is colouring, cuts Free Car Park or a new hairstyle. Products used are also available to purchase. Henley offers a secure and floodlit car park that is open during the day and evening for all students and visitors. It accommodates 300 spaces for cars and motorcycles as well as reserved access for students or visitors with disabilities.

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Student Services Helping with Learning Henley’s Student Services are here to offer real support and Henley has an excellent reputation for the quality of its support guidance throughout your time with us. The support services on to students. Whether you have health problems or learning offer includes advice on a range of issues. Students at Henley difficulties, the Henley team are here to help you if you need are never on their own and our welcoming and friendly staff are extra assistance. All information is confidential and our always here to help. supportive staff are here to advise students on any special facilities or resources that may assist you in your college life. Careers Advice Someone to talk to All students have access to our Careers Advice team, who offer information and guidance on courses, training, and employment. If you are having any difficulties or problems during your college We are here to help with all aspects of college life and your time, Henley offers a selection of staff available for students to future, which may include assisting you with CV applications, talk to; Personal Tutors, Guidance Officers and Counsellors. Their preparing for job interviews and helping you choose your career impartial and confidential advice will help support you or any or university. The careers library provides students with a wide issues you may have from money worries to health matters. Any range of resources to help define options and simplify decisions, personal problems will be handled by our non-judgemental and such as university prospectuses and contact information from impartial staff. major employers within the area.

8 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Henley College Coventry The place to aim for

What our HE students say: I am really enjoying the course and find that it has helped me with numerous strategies The course is a great way of understanding for teaching. Forensic Science. The teachers always deliver a good lesson. Teacher Training student Forensic Science student I have received a lot of support from my tutors. The College is one of the best in Coventry. Science student Computing student my Case Study My name is Tom Urbanski My course consisted of modules in law, kind of and I’m a 26 year old psychology and IT, as well as the core - Tom Urbanski place communications and study skills. It’s an graduate of Henley College’s intensive course; there’s always plenty of work Access to Higher Education to get on with and it can be difficult to juggle course. I came to college after all of life’s demands along with the course, but (again with the clichés) you get out of the 8 years in the computer industry with course what you put into it. If you can manage plenty of ambition, but the tutors and your time, stay motivated and put in plenty of support staff at Henley encouraged me effort, there’s absolutely no reason for you not to succeed – and your Access diploma could to aim even higher than even I believed I take you far! was capable of – and here I am, less than one year later on with a place on a law If I could pinpoint one thing that I have really degree at the University of Cambridge. learnt during my time at Henley College, it would not be an academic thing. Instead, the The college’s slogan “we believe, you achieve” most important thing that I feel that I have seemed rather clichéd when I first saw it gained from doing the Access course is a emblazoned on a huge billboard in the city sense of self-belief that I can now go ahead centre. I can, however, now say that it is most and do anything I want. It feels like the world is definitely apt. Without the encouragement and my oyster again! I would enthusiastically and belief of the staff, I would not be where I am wholeheartedly recommend an Access course today and, for that, I will be forever grateful. at Henley College to anyone.

Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information 9 City College Coventry General Information

Everyone Welcome Mature Students Anyone who wishes to learn will find a warm welcome at We welcome applications from mature students. Each City College Coventry. We are committed to ensuring equal application is considered on an individual basis where past opportunity to all our students, irrespective of race, religion, experience, personal and professional, formal qualifications and age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, learning difficulty motivation to study are all taken into account. Fellow students or disability. value the different approach and experience that mature students bring to their classes. In the past our mature students The College represents the largest capital investment in further have been extremely successful in their courses, a number education in Coventry’s history. City College Coventry is at the having completed degrees they wish they had done years ago. leading edge of the biggest urban regeneration in Coventry since the end of the war. This involved working very closely with Returning to Study a range of partners but particularly Coventry City Council, the If you have been away from education for some time and are local and national Learning & Skills Councils and the Regional now returning we don’t think that you will regret enrolling at City Development Agency; Advantage West Midlands. The College College Coventry. Students who have had breaks from learning will be accessible to the public and will “shop-front” many of its usually have done so due to other commitments. Education education activities, making it an attractive and exciting place opens up a whole new world of opportunity. You’ll meet new to be. people, visit new places and develop personally and professionally. Finding us is easy; please refer to the location map on the back cover.

10 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information City College Coventry Student Support

The College works internationally in a strategic partnership with Stratford Upon Avon College called” The Heart of England International Academy” www.heia.ac.uk. Working together offers a larger choice of courses to international student as well as two completely different locations.

The College is an IELTS examination centre and examinations are held frequently on campus.

For more information on fees, qualification comparisons or Heart of England general enquiries please contact international staff on: Int ernational A c ademy Tel: +44 (0)24 7679 1541 or 44 (0)24 7679 1103 Fax: +44 (0)24 7679 1542 Email: [email protected]

Advice and information School Leavers Our Student Services team is there to give you advice on School leavers, who want to go on to Higher Education, can enjoy everything from finance, grants, benefits and careers. Our a wide range of opportunities with us. You will broaden your trained staff will help you by providing advice and guidance horizons and develop your existing skills and knowledge. The and will point you in the right direction for any assistance you advantage of studying with us is that you can be close to your may need. You can call in person to talk to an advisor on friends and family and reduce the financial burden that can be (024) 7679 1627 or (024) 7679 1649 or Freephone 0800 616 202, associated with studying away from home. or email: [email protected].

International Students (non EU) Counselling Each year the College is delighted to welcome students from a If you ever need someone to act as a sounding board for your range of different countries and cultures. worries, whether it is pressure relating to study or personal International staff are available to offer support and advice to issues, help is available. Sometimes it can be more helpful students on a range of topics which includes course and visa to talk to someone who can view your problems from a more applications as well as finding suitable accommodation and objective standpoint. The British Association of Counselling opening a bank account. and Psychotherapy (BACP) accredited service is available to all students and our counsellors are trained to help you.

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Our Commitment All facilities are available on a drop in basis to work on assignments, surf the internet, send and receive emails, watch In working towards ensuring that we are an entirely inclusive streaming video, or even search through our 35,000 periodicals, College, we are committed to regular reviews of all our policies books, magazines, journals, DVDs, CDs and audio tapes. and making any reasonable adaptations to our practices, procedures and accommodation, in order to meet your Friendly staff are always on hand to help support you and support needs. your studies.

If you consider that you have a disability, a learning difficulty or a How to Apply particular personal support need, we will make any reasonable adjustment to meet your needs. We can provide a wide range of It is important that you select a course that will meet your academic support to help you access your programme of study individual needs and goals. To help you make the right choice and give you the best chance of success. The Additional Support we have provided a brief outline of each course. Once you have Team provides literacy, numeracy or English for Speakers of found a course you want to apply for, you will need to complete Other Languages (ESOL) support on a one to one basis and a City College Coventry application form and attend a short we have a team of tutors who specialise in specific learning informal interview before enrolling. An Application Form can be difficulties such as dyslexia or dyscalculia. downloaded from our website or you can contact our Student Services department for one. As well as physical access support, personal enablers and communicators for the deaf we can provide support for learning For 2+2 programmes you should complete the University of difficulties throughout a range including profound and complex Warwick form which is available on the College website and disabilities, mental health difficulties and Autistic Spectrum return it to Course Information at the College. If you do not have Disorders. access to the internet please contact Course Information to request a copy to be sent to you. Our admissions process allows us to identify your support needs at an early stage so we can put in place the support you may UCAS Applications need at the start of your programme. If you choose to discuss For those courses with a UCAS reference you will have to your support requirements in a confidential setting with the apply direct to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Additional Support Manager, please contact us on Service (UCAS). (024) 7679 1675 before you start the application process.

Learning Resource Centre Our Learning Resource Centres are the place to be for all kinds of information to help you with your assignments. We have the latest computer facilities including Desktop PCs, wireless laptops; scanning, photocopying and printing facilities. A bookable project room is available in the South LRC to practice presentations and discuss group work.

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Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information 13 Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Student Finance

Higher Education courses Additional Costs If you are on a full-time or part-time Higher Education course, There may be additional costs, i.e. registration and exam you can only apply for financial support towards fees and living fees, course materials etc. These will be listed on the course costs through the Student Loans Company. information details on our websites or provided by the Course Tutor at interview. To find out more and to make a claim for financial help, go to www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance. To ensure that you apply for the right type of financial assistance, please contact Student Services for further advice if required. There may be some additional help available to students on 2+2 Degree courses through the Warwick University Bursary. Fees for International Students Some student scholarships are offered at City College Coventry. For up to date information about international fees Contact Student Services for further information on please contact the City College International Centre: 024 7679 1561. email [email protected] or telephone +44 (0)24 7679 1541 or fax +44 (0)24 7679 1542 for details. Please note that if you already have an equivalent level Or the Henley College International Department: qualification to the Higher Education course you wish to study, email [email protected] or telephone you may not qualify for any government funding and may have to +44(0)24 7662 6373 or fax +44(0)24 7661 1837 for details. meet the costs of the course yourself. Contact Student Services at City College on 024 7679 1561 or Student Services at Henley College on 024 7662 6444 for further information.

Different fee rates are applicable for overseas students who should contact the International Office for advice and guidance on overseas fees.

Professional Studies Courses Many of our professional studies courses are not publically subsidised and operate on the basis of students paying ‘full fees’. If our course falls into this category you will not be eligible to obtain financial support towards your fees or other costs. You may, however, be able to obtain a professional career development loan. Our Student Services departments will be able to guide you in planning for your course. You can get information on professional development loans from the Education and Learning Section of www.direct.gov.uk.

14 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Higher Education & Professional Studies in Coventry Graduating with Henley College Coventry and City College Coventry

Each year students that successfully complete Higher Education courses at City College Coventry or Henley College Coventry are invited to attend an Awards ceremony in the magnificent setting of Coventry Cathedral. This special day is a chance to celebrate your achievements with family and friends. We wish you every success with your studies and we look forward to welcoming you.

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Henley College Coventry ACCESS COURSE POSSIBLE CAREER However, even if you have GCSE grade C or above in English, you will still study the English/Study English + Biology Duration: 1 Year Skills core units because you can achieve a Biology + Chemistry Level 3 standard in them. All students will also Start date: September Teaching Human Biology + Health be required to study Information Technology as Mode of study: Full-time Studies these skills are now seen as being essential for Human Biology + success in both education and employment. Introduction to the course Psychology In addition to the core subjects you will also Human Biology + Health study 3 options from the following: Nursing/Midwifery You will gain credits from the Open College Studies Network for the West Midlands (OCNWMR) for • English Literature Sociology + Health an “Access to Higher Education Diploma” which Studies • Psychology is accepted by all universities and colleges in England and Wales for entry to further study. Sociology + Law • Sociology Employers and other colleges all recognise English + Law Social Work/Police • Health Studies these qualifications. Social Studies + Health Studies • Law Psychology Attendance • Chemistry Contents include: This course is delivered in one year and you will • Human Biology usually be in college 3 days a week. The Access course is made up of core units and optional units. • GCSE Science Entry requirements The core subjects are Maths, English/Study Assessment No formal entry qualifications are specified but Skills, Science and Information Technology. All of these courses are accredited at Level 3 a high level of motivation is expected. However, The study of English and Maths is compulsory (‘A’ Level standard). You will be assessed via a students must achieve Level 2 in Literacy and and in these subjects you will aim to achieve range of methods including essays, reports, Level 1 in Numeracy at an initial assessment as the GCSE equivalent certificates in Maths and presentations and projects. well as a successful interview with a member of English. You may also work towards a GCSE the course team or Programme Manager. equivalent certificate in Science. Career opportunities Please note: If you already have GCSE grade The programme The Access Certificate will allow entry to a C or above in Maths, you will be exempt from range of degree courses as well as professional The Access course comprises three pathways the Maths classes but you will need to provide training courses in areas such as teaching, as follows: documentary evidence that you have acquired nursing, social work and health-related careers. this qualification within the last 3 years. In September you will need to choose specific For those wishing to study Level 3 Maths pathways to take in your programme. there will be an opportunity to gain Level 3 Maths credits.

16 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Access to Higher EducatioN

City College Coventry a good level of numeracy as you need to be • Law capable of achieving GCSE grade C standard in • Psychology Duration: 1 Year both English Language and Maths in one year. Start date: September You will attend an informal group presentation • Sociology followed by a short test which checks your • Welfare and Health Studies Mode of study: Full-time English and Maths to see if the course is suitable for you. Successful applicants will Please note that as this course is designed to be invited to attend again and complete a take students to A level standard in only one Introduction to the course short piece of writing followed by an individual year, you need to be prepared for a considerable If you are looking for a change of career or are interview. You will then be notified by post if you amount of study in your own time in addition to unemployed and wanting to return to study on a have been offered a place on the course. taught classes. challenging course that will open up your career prospects, then the Access to Higher Education The programme Assessment programme could be just what you are looking On the Access programme, you take core The course is assessed by coursework and for. The course will provide you with an excellent studies in: examinations. Exams are taken three times foundation for higher education or further a year in December, March and June. You will • English (with GCSE equivalence) professional training in areas such as nursing, be building up credits at levels 2 & 3 which teaching, social work, law and business. • I.T. count towards the full Diploma. Level 3s will be graded at pass, merit or distinction. You need to Access courses are an alternative to A levels, • Mathematics (with GCSE equivalence) designed for mature students who have had obtain 60 credits with a minimum of 45 at level a break from education. If you have recently • Study Skills 3 to achieve the Access to Higher Education Diploma (Combined Studies). This is awarded left education, you will be directed to more You also have a choice of option subjects, by OCNWMR and is a nationally recognised appropriate programmes such as GCSEs, A depending on your interests and career qualification which is equivalent to A levels. levels or BTEC National Diplomas. ambitions. You usually choose two options, but may select different subjects as the year This course only attracts government funding Career opportunities for those aged 19 or over on the 31st August in goes on. After you complete the course, you could the academic year in which they enrol. Option subjects include: progress to: • Applied Science Attendance • Teacher training courses • Business The course runs from Monday to Friday, 9.30 am • Degree courses in Social Science, - 2.45 pm, the exact timetable will be provided • Criminology Psychology, Law, Business, Bioscience, when you enrol. Health Studies, English and many • English Literature more subjects. Entry requirements • General Science (including GCSE • Health related professional training equivalence) You do not need any specific entry qualifications courses in Nursing, Midwifery, but you need to be ready for the demands of • Human Biology Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, the Access programme. You must be able to Radiography, Dietetics and Nutrition. communicate clearly and accurately in both • Introduction to Primary Teaching (extra written and spoken English as well as having option for intending teachers)

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Henley College Coventry An Access to Higher Education certificate Career opportunities containing Level 3 Science units Duration: 2 Years Once having achieved the qualification, you can Mature learners may present a more varied progress on to: Start date: September profile of achievement that is likely to include • an undergraduate degree in a Science Mode of study: Part -time Evenings extensive work related experience and / or achievement of a range of professional related subject qualifications in their work sector • further professional qualifications in Introduction to the course applied Biology The programme This course provides a specialist work- • employment in the biological sciences and related programme of study that covers the Year 1 their related industries key knowledge, understanding and practical • Cell Biology The employment opportunities of those skills required in the applied biology sector. who have achieved the qualification will be Specifically the course aims to equip you with • Biochemistry of Macromolecules and significantly enhanced by the fact that the the knowledge, understanding and skills needed Metabolic Pathways qualification has secured recognition from the to succeed in employment in biologically based • Laboratory Techniques for Applied Biology Society of Biology so that successful Higher industries or enable you to progress to an National Applied Biology learners can apply for undergraduate degree or a further professional • Analysis of Scientific Data and Information Associate membership. This is the first step to qualification in applied biology or a related area. Year 2 becoming a full member (MSB) of the Society of Biology and applying for Chartered Status. • Physiology of Cellular Systems in Animals Attendance Achievers who have relevant work experience Two evenings per week, for two years. • Infectious Diseases of at least two years can apply to use the post- nominal letters AMSB. Achievers may then • Human Health and Nutrition Entry requirements apply for full member status after a further • Medical Microbiology three years. A BTEC Level 3 Diploma or Extended Diploma in Applied Science or similar discipline. Assessment

A GCE Advanced level profile which Continuous assessment through assignments, demonstrates strong performance in a relevant projects, practicals and presentations. subject or an adequate performance in more than one GCE subject. This profile should be Fees supported by a minimum of four GCSE grades at A-C including Maths, English and Science. Please call Student Services for fee information.

18 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information APPLIED CHEMISTRY HNC

Henley College Coventry An Access to Higher Education certificate Career opportunities containing Level 3 Science units Duration: 2 Years On successful completion of the course learners can progress on to: Start date: September The programme • an undergraduate degree in a Science Learners must be 18 years old and over and Mode of study: Part -time Evenings related subject achieve a total of 120 credits in the following units (each worth 15 credits): • further professional qualifications in applied Biology Introduction to the course Year 1 • employment in the biological sciences and The HNC in Applied Chemistry provides the • Inorganic Chemistry education and training of applied chemistry their related industries technologists who are employed in a variety of • Organic Chemistry The second or third year of a undergraduate types of work, such as: quality control, organic • Chemical Laboratory Techniques degree programme, depending upon the match preparations, laboratory analysis, materials of the HNC units to the degree programme in testing and research and education. • Analysis of Scientific Data and Information question Year 2 Attendance Further professional qualifications offered by • Physical Chemistry the Royal Society of Chemistry The course is delivered over two evenings per week, for two years. • Analytical Chemistry Employment in the applied chemistry and related manufacturing and service science • Medicinal Chemistry Entry requirements industries. • Nuclear Chemistry A BTEC Level 3 Diploma or Extended Diploma in Applied Science or similar discipline. Assessment

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Henley College Coventry The programme Duration: 3 Terms - 36 Weeks • Financial Performance Start date: September • Budgeting Mode of study: Daytime & Evenings • Internal Control and Accounting Systems • Financial Statements Introduction to the course • Credit Control

This qualification is designed for anyone wishing • Auditing to work as an Accounting Technician. This course • Business Taxation provides students with the knowledge and skills required while offering a useful and practical • Personal Taxation qualification. AAT qualification and membership enables you to develop relevant, practical Assessment accounting and finance skills throughout your The Internal Controls and Accounting Systems working life. An AAT qualification is widely unit is assessed by a project while all other units recognised and valued. It will help to make you are assessed by examinations. more employable and give you more options should you choose to progress further. Fees Entry requirements Please call Student Services for fee information.

A Level 3 qualification in Accounting, Level Career opportunities 2 Literacy and Numeracy entry via the AAT programme or a UK degree in Accounting. Successful students can enjoy careers in all the different disciplines of finance and accounting. AAT qualified accounting technicians can progress further with a number of other accounting associations, such as ACCA, CIPFA, ICAEW, CIMA and ICAS.

20 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management AAT Diploma in Accounting - Level 4

City College Coventry Entry requirements Assessment Duration: 1 Year You must have already completed the Level 3 The course is assessed through a combination AAT qualifications. of computer based tests and a project. Start date: September For more information, visit the AAT website, The programme Mode of study: Part-time Evenings www.aat.org.uk The Diploma level covers the following units: Fees Introduction to the course Mandatory topics: Please call Student Services for fee information. This course is the third and final stage of the • Budgeting AAT programme of courses, designed to provide • Credit Management and Debit Control Career opportunities highly skilled support staff in the fields of finance and accountancy. • Financial Performance After you complete the course, you could progress to: • Financial Statements Attendance • A higher level accountancy course, such as • Internal Control and Accounting Systems The course is held on Monday and Wednesday ACCA, CIMA and ACA evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. You will have • Personal Tax • A full or part-time degree course. Most to attend both evenings to complete the universities will accept AAT Technician qualification. qualifications for entry to Year 2 or 3 of a full-time degree

• Other professional courses

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City College Coventry experience in a buying role at an operational and A place on the course is subject to a successful tactical level. interview with the course tutor. You will also have Duration: 1 Year to be enrolled as a student member of CIPS in City College Coventry has been awarded ‘Centre order to take the examinations. Start date: September of Excellence’ status by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply. Mode of study: Part-time Evenings The programme Attendance The Foundation Diploma is built up of five compulsory units: Introduction to the course The course runs on Tuesday and Thursday The course offers an opportunity for purchasing evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. • Developing Contracts employees to study a Level 4 qualification as • Effective Negotiation part of the CIPS requirement for corporate Entry requirements • Managing Purchasing & membership of the Institute (MCIPS). The level You must either be: 4 qualification permits progression to Levels 5 Supply Relationships 18 years or over with a minimum of 3 A levels and 6 of the Graduate Diploma. The course will • Measuring Purchasing Performance examine aspects of Supply Chain Management or equivalent or a Level 3 qualification in that are particularly beneficial to purchasers Purchasing and Supply or 21 years or over • Purchasing Contexts with a minimum of 2 years’ experience in a who are relatively new to the purchasing Further information can be obtained from purchasing environment profession or those with a few years’ practical the CIPS website www.cips.org

Assessment

The course is assessed by external CIPS examinations.

Fees

Please call Student Services for fee information.

Career opportunities

After you complete the course, you could progress to:

• Level 5 Graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply.

• Successful completion of the Level 5 and subsequently Level 6 of the Graduate Diploma along with three years’ purchasing experience will lead to the award and designation MCIPS.

22 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply) Foundation Diploma - Level 4 CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply) Advanced Diploma - Level 5

City College Coventry The programme Duration: 1 Year The Advanced Diploma is built up of five units, three compulsory and two optional units: Start date: September Compulsory Units: Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Management in the Purchasing Function

• Risk Management and Supply Introduction to the course Chain Vulnerability This course offers an opportunity for purchasing • Improving Supply Chain Performance employees to study a Level 5 qualification as part of the CIPS requirement for corporate Optional Units: membership of the Institute (MCIPS). The Level • Marketing for Purchasers 5 qualification is one of the core elements of the CIPS Graduate Diploma together with Levels 4 • Operations Management in the and 6 plus three years’ relevant work experience. Supply Chain The course examines aspects of Supply Chain Further information can be obtained from Management that are particularly beneficial the CIPS website www.cips.org to purchasing professionals, especially those involved in a managerial and/or specialist role. Assessment City College Coventry has been awarded ‘Centre The course is assessed by external CIPS of Excellence’ status by the Chartered Institute examinations. of Purchasing and Supply. Fees Attendance Please call Student Services for fee information. The course runs on Monday and Thursday evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. Career opportunities Entry requirements After you complete the course, you could progress to: You should have completed the CIPS Foundation Diploma, either through examination or by • CIPS Level 6 Graduate Diploma in exemption and you must be enrolled as a Purchasing and Supply student member of CIPS in order to take the examinations. A place on the course is subject to a successful interview with the course tutor.

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City College Coventry The programme Duration: 1 Year The Graduate Diploma is built up of five units, three compulsory and two optional units: Start date: September Compulsory Units: Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Leading and Influencing in Purchasing

• Strategic Supply Chain Management Introduction to the course • Supply Chain Management in Practice The course offers an opportunity for purchasing employees to study a Level 6 qualification Optional Units: (equivalent to an Honours Degree) as part of the • Legal Aspects in Purchasing CIPS requirement for corporate membership of the Institute (MCIPS). The Level 6 qualification • Finance for Purchasers is a core element of the CIPS Graduate Diploma, Further information can be obtained from the together with Levels 4 and 5 plus three years’ CIPS website www.cips.org. relevant work experience. The course examines aspects of Supply Chain Management that Assessment are particularly beneficial to purchasing professionals, especially those involved in a The course is assessed by external CIPS managerial and/or specialist role working at a examinations. strategic level. Fees City College Coventry has been awarded ‘Centre of Excellence’ status by the Chartered Institute Please call Student Services for fee information. of Purchasing and Supply. Career opportunities Attendance After you complete the course, you could The course runs on Monday and Wednesday progress to: evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. • Level 7 Executive Diploma in Purchasing Entry requirements and Supply. • Successful completion of the Level 6 You should have completed the CIPS Foundation Diploma together with the Level 4 and 5 Diploma and the Advanced Diploma, either Diplomas plus three years’ purchasing through examination or by exemption and you experience will lead to the award and must be enrolled as a student member of CIPS designation MCIPS. in order to take the examinations. A place on the course is subject to a successful interview with the course tutor.

24 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management Accounting, Purchasing & Supply Management CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply) Graduate Diploma - Level 6 ICM Diploma in Credit Management - Level 3

City College Coventry The programme Duration: 2 Years Subjects you study are: Start date: September Year 1: Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Accounting • Business Law Introduction to the course Year 2:

If you are starting a career in credit • Business Environment management or already working in this • Credit Management field, this course will give you a recognised qualification awarded by the Institute of Credit You will need to spend additional study time Management which will enable you to gain outside class hours to cover the subject professional status within the industry. The matter and to keep up-to-date with current emphasis is on providing a thorough grounding developments. Other Credit Management units in the practice of credit management and are available through distance learning. Further developing your understanding of the wider details as well as the full syllabus for each unit business environment. of study can be obtained from the ICM www.icm.org.uk Attendance Assessment The course is held on Monday evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. The course is assessed through external examinations for all units and you will need Entry requirements to attend college during the day to take these examinations. This course leads to an A level equivalent qualification so applicants need a good Fees standard of English and Mathematics to join the programme as well as the ability to be Please call Student Services for fee information. successful in written exams. All applicants will have a telephone interview with the Career opportunities course organiser. After you complete the course, you could progress to:

• A Level 5 qualification in Credit Management

• Career development in the field of Credit Management

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Henley College Coventry Obviously, completing a degree remotely (online) It should be noted that those undertaking is less expensive and eliminates the need for this qualification will be enrolled as students Duration: 1 or 2 Years accommodation and other costs. of Sheffield Hallam University; with all of the benefits and kudos that entails: you Start date: September Earlier HND graduates can apply to join the will have access to all SHU facilities and you online version via Henley College. Mode of study: Part-time will graduate as a fully-fledged BSc (Hons) There are two cohorts per year - September Applied Computing. and January. Introduction to the course Fees The course is designed and delivered by Graduates from our HND computing course Sheffield Hallam; all delivery and tutorial Please contact Sheffield Hallam University can progress on to a degree course, which can support is facilitated online. The weekly contact for more information on fees. A reduced tuition be completed in one year, either at Sheffield sessions at Henley College will be for course fee is applicable if the student is continuing Hallam University/online with weekly personal management purposes and advice. In order in education or a full top-up if returning to contact at Henley College over two semesters or to access and utilise the IT facilities at Henley education. over four semesters (two years). College Coventry, you will need to be enrolled This means that new entrants to an HNC or HND as a current student of the college, this will be computing qualification at Henley College can a formality. gain an honours degree in Computing in the same time span as those doing a full three-year degree course.

26 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Art and creative studies BTEC Higher National Certificate in Photography - Level 4

City College Coventry • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without these entry qualifications, but with related Duration: 2 Years work experience, will be considered on Start date: October an individual basis. We also welcome applications from overseas students. Mode of study: Part-time A place on the course is subject to a successful interview and a satisfactory reference. At interview you will need to Introduction to the course bring a relevant current portfolio of work This part-time two year course is suitable for completed on a previous course of study. students aged 19+ who already have proven ability and training in photography and wish The programme to study the subject at a higher level. The HNC Subjects you study include: provides you with the opportunity to study aspects of digital/traditional photography in • Creating and Showing an Exhibition depth and will enable you to progress onto • Creating Images from Original Ideas degree level study or employment in the photographic industry. • Darkroom/Digital Darkroom Practice • Historical Studies Attendance • Location Photography You will attend college on one evening a Fees week plus a combination of some daytime • Professional Practice Please call Student Services for fee information. sessions and some distance learning, totalling • Studio Photography approximately 10 hours a week including self study time. • Visual Communication Career opportunities

After you complete the course, you could Assessment Entry requirements progress to: Work will be assessed throughout your course • You should have 4 GCSEs grade C and above • Degree courses in Photography and is both internally and externally examined to include English Language and preferably or related areas Maths or an equivalent Level 2 qualification and moderated. • Employment within the photographic • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120- 180 industry or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant subject area

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City College Coventry • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120- 180 Further details can be found on the or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant Edexcel website www.edexcel.com/quals/ Duration: 2 Years subject area highernationals10/graphic-design

Start date: October • A Foundation Course with a chosen www.edexcel.com/quals/highernationals10/ Mode of study: Full-time Day Graphics or Photography specialism will photography also be accepted This is a Higher Education course. To apply • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without for finance for full and part time higher Introduction to the course these entry qualifications, but with related education courses, go to www.direct.gov.uk/ If you have an interest in visual communication work experience, will be considered on studentfinance but not yet sure of your exact pathway/career an individual basis. We also welcome direction, the HND in Visual Communication applications from overseas students. Assessment A place on the course is subject to a could be ideal for you. It gives you the The course is assessed through practical successful interview and a satisfactory opportunity to study a wide variety of visual assignment work, presentations, essays and reference. At interview you will need to communication disciplines such as visual research. Project work is assessed throughout bring a relevant current portfolio of work communication in art & design, ideas generation the course both internally and through external completed on a previous course of study and development, professional practice in moderation. If you successfully complete the art & design and digital image creation and The programme course, you will be awarded a BTEC Higher development. National Diploma in Visual Communication It is a full time two-year course and is ideal for Subjects you study include: (Graphic Design or Photography). This is a nationally recognised qualification. students aged 18 or over who have previously • Visual Communication completed a BTEC Extended Diploma in Graphic Please note that if you complete your studies • Ideas Generation and Development Design or Photography course at Level 3, gained at the end of Year 1, you will be awarded a BTEC three A levels including either Graphic Design • Contextual and Cultural Referencing HNC (Higher National Certificate) in Graphic or Photography or completed a Foundation Design or Photography. course with a chosen Graphics or Photography • Professional Practice in Art and Design specialism. It is a higher education course which • Project Design, Implementation and Fees will help you to prepare for a career in your Evaluation chosen specialist field. Please call Student Services for fee information. • Digital Image Creation Career opportunities Attendance • Research Project After you complete the course, you could The course runs over three or four days a week, • Personal and Professional Development days and times to be confirmed when you enrol. progress to: • Business Practice in Art and Design • Additional Higher Education study to Entry requirements plus a selection of further units related directly convert the HND into a BA (Hons) to your chosen pathway of either Graphic Design • You should have 4 GCSEs grade C and above • Employment in a related area to include English Language and preferably or Photography. Attendance on relevant trips Maths or an equivalent Level 2 qualification. and visits is also expected.

28 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Art and creative studies Art and creative studies BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Visual Communication (Graphic Design & Photography Pathways) - Level 5 UCAS (321W) BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Music Production - Level 5

City College Coventry • BTEC Extended/National Diploma in Music How is the course assessed? Technology Duration: 2 Years The course is assessed through a combination • One A level or 2 AS levels in a related area of reports, essays, practical tasks and formal Start date: October tests. If you successfully complete the course, • An alternative Level 3 qualification you will be awarded a BTEC Higher National Mode of study: Full Time Day equivalent to the above Diploma in Music Production. This is a nationally If you are a mature student aged 21 or over recognised qualification. Who is this course for? without these qualifications but with relevant experience, your application will be considered What can I do after the course? If you already have an understanding of music on an individual basis. A place on the course is production, this advanced course will provide subject to a successful interview with the course After you complete the course, you could you with the opportunity to develop your skills tutor. progress to: to a professional level through the exploration • Part or full time degree in Music Production and application of a wide range of technologies What will I study? and techniques. The course concentrates on • Self employment/employment in the Music developing the skills and knowledge required by Subjects you study include: Industry those who are interested in seeking employment Year 1: as studio engineers, producers, composers and related professions. It will also provide you with • Music in Context an academic qualification which you can use to • Music Production Analysis undertake further study at degree level. If you wish to learn in a supportive but challenging • Studio Recording and Engineering environment, this course could be for you. • Computer Music Composition and Production When do I attend? Year 2: The course runs for three to four days a week, 9.00 am - 4.30 pm, days to be confirmed when • Critical Music Listening you enrol. • Music Business in the 21st Century What do I need to get a place on the • Applied Music Production course? • Music Studio Production

You need to be at least 18 years old with GCSEs Further details can be found on the Edexcel including Grade C or above in English and Maths website www.edexcel.com/quals.hn/pa/mpmp or an accepted equivalent Level 2 qualification and at least one of the following:

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Business, Management and Professional Studies BTEC Higher National Certificate in Business - Level 4 UCAS (OO1N)

City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 2 Years The course will provide you with a broad based Please call Student Services for fee information. business education, designed to give you Start date: October a thorough grounding in some of the main Career opportunities functional areas of business such as Finance, Mode of study: Part-time Evenings After you complete the course, you could Marketing, Business Environment and Human progress to: Resources Management. • BTEC HND in Business (Level 5) Introduction to the course Course units: If you are employed in a business-related area • Part-time business degree at a university Year 1: and looking for a course that will give you a • Career development within your area broad understanding of the business world, • Business Environment of employment then this programme could be an ideal starting • Managing Financial Resources and point for you. The Higher National Certificate is Decisions a part-time course which will provide you with the knowledge which is necessary to function • Marketing Principles in a rapidly developing and changing business • Organisations and Behaviour environment. Year 2: Attendance • Aspects of Contract and Negligence Course runs on two evenings from for Business 6.00pm - 8.30pm • Business Decision Making Entry requirements • Human Resource Management

• You should have four GCSEs grade C and • Management Accounting: Cost and Budgets above to include English Language and Further details can be found on the Edexcel preferably Maths or an equivalent Level 2 website www.edexcel.com/quals/hn/business- qualification. serv/bus • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120- 180

or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant subject area. Mature applicants aged 21 Assessment or over without these entry qualifications, The course is assessed through a combination but with related work experience, will be of mainly coursework and some tests. If you considered on an individual basis. We successfully complete the course, you will be also welcome applications from overseas awarded a BTEC Higher National Certificate in students. A place on the course is subject Business. to a successful interview and a satisfactory reference.

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City College Coventry • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without • Marketing Planning these entry qualifications, but with related • Operations Management in Business Duration: 2 Years work experience, will be considered on Start date: October an individual basis. We also welcome • Research Project applications from overseas students. • Working with and Leading People Mode of study: Full-time A place on the course is subject to a successful interview and a satisfactory Further details can be found on the reference Edexcel website www.edexcel.com/quals/ Introduction to the course highernationals10/business The programme If you have an interest in business but not yet This is a Higher Education course. To apply sure of your exact career direction, the HND Subjects you study include: for financial support for full and part- in Business could be ideal for you. It gives time HE courses, go to www.direct.gov.uk/ Year 1: you the opportunity to study a wide variety studentfinance of business disciplines such as finance, law, • Aspects of Contract and Negligence marketing, human resource management, for Business Assessment business decision methods and the business environment. • Business Decision Making The course is assessed mainly through a combination of coursework and internal • Business Environment Attendance examinations. If you successfully complete • Human Resource Management the course, you will be awarded a BTEC HND The course runs on three or four days a week, in Business. This is a nationally recognised • Management Accounting: Costing days and times to be confirmed when you enrol. qualification. and Budgeting Please note that if you complete your studies Entry requirements • Managing Financial Resources at the end of Year 1, you will be awarded a BTEC and Decisions • You should have 4 GCSEs Grade C and HNC in Business. above to include English Language and • Marketing Principles preferably Maths or an equivalent Level 2 Fees qualification • Organisations and Behaviour Please call Student Services for fee information. • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120- 180 Year 2: or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant • Business Strategy Career opportunities subject area • European Business After you complete the course, you could progress to: • Financial Accounting and Reporting • Year 2 of a Business Degree course • Internet and E-Business at university

• Employment in a business related area

32 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Business, Management and Professional Studies Business, Management and Professional Studies BTEC Higher National Diploma in Business - Level 5 UCAS (OO1N) CIPD Foundation Certificate in Human Resource Practice - Level 3

City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 1 Year Subjects you study include: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Developing yourself as an effective Human Start date: September Career opportunities Resource practitioner Mode of study: Part-time Day & Eve After you complete the course, you could • Recording, analysing and using Human progress to: Resource information Introduction to the course • Further CIPD qualifications at a higher level • Resourcing talent If you are working as a Human Resource • Career development within the Human • Supporting good practice in managing administrator, officer or advisor and want to Resource field employment relations gain a recognised qualification in this field, We also offer CMI Level 4 and 6: Management the part-time Certificate in Human Resource • Supporting good practice in performance and Leadership. Practice could be for you. It will enable you and reward management to gain a wide range of skills in the Human • Understanding organisations and the role Resource function; show awareness of the key of Human Resources issues and understand the wider context of the Human Resource function within organisations. For detailed information on each module, visit This course is also suitable for line managers, www.cipd.co.uk/professionalstandards supervisors and team leaders who wish to gain a qualification awarded by the CIPD, the Assessment leading professional body in the field of Human For each unit/module, you will need to meet all Resources and Learning and Development. the learning outcomes and assessment criteria. A combination of assessment methods will be Attendance used including work related evidence. A total The course runs on Thursdays, 3.00 pm of 280 study hours is required to successfully - 8.30 pm. complete the qualification, of which 140 hours should be private study. Entry requirements If you successfully complete the course, you will You should already be employed or have be awarded a Certificate in Human Resource experience in the field of Human Resources. You Practice by the Chartered Institute of Personnel also need a GCSE English at Grade C or above or and Development. This is a nationally recognised equivalent. A place on the course is subject to a qualification. successful interview with the course organiser and you will also be required to join the CIPD at the start of the course.

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City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 1 Year Subjects you study include: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Delivering learning and development Start date: September Career opportunities activities Mode of study: Part-time Day & Eve After you complete the course, you could • Developing coaching skills for the workplace progress to: • Developing yourself as an effective learning Introduction to the course • Further CIPD qualifications at a higher level and development practitioner If you are working as a Learning and • Career development within the field • Evaluating learning and development Development administrator, officer or advisor of Learning and Development activities and want to gain a recognised qualification, the part-time Certificate in Learning and • Preparing and designing learning and Development Practice (LDP) could be for development activities you. It will enable you to recognise the key • Recording, analysing and using HR issues in the planning and delivery of learning information and development programmes; identify and prioritise learning needs; design and • Understanding organisations and the role deliver effective learning and development of learning and development programmes and effectively evaluate learning • Undertaking a learning needs analysis and development within your organisation. This course is also suitable for line managers, For detailed information on each module, visit consultants and independent learning and www.cipd.co.uk/professionalstandards development personnel who wish to gain a qualification awarded by the CIPD, the leading Assessment professional body in the field of Human For each unit/module, you will need to meet all Resources and Learning and Development. the learning outcomes and assessment criteria. Attendance A combination of assessment methods will be used including work related evidence. A total The course runs on Tuesdays, 3.00 pm - 8.30 pm. of 280 study hours is required to successfully complete the qualification, of which 140 hours Entry requirements should be private study.

You should already be employed or have If you successfully complete the course, you experience in the field of Learning and will be awarded a Certificate in Learning and Development. You also need a GCSE English Development Practice by the Chartered Institute at Grade C or above or equivalent. A place on of Personnel and Development (CIPD). This is a the course is subject to a successful interview nationally recognised qualification. with the course organiser and you will also be required to join the CIPD at the start of the course.

34 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Business, Management and Professional Studies Business, Management and Professional Studies CIPD Foundation Certificate in Learning and Development Practice - Level 3 CMI Management and Leadership - Level 5

City College Coventry Attendance Unit 5010 - Human resource development (Optional) - 6 Credits Duration: Flexible This course outline can be adapted to meet the needs of an organisation, department or team. Unit 5011 - Managing recruitment and selection Start date: Flexible Details and prices are available on request. (Optional) - 7 Credits Mode of study: Flexible Unit 5012 - Being a Leader (Optional) - 7 Credits Entry requirements Unit 5013 - Leadership Practice (Optional) There are no specific entry requirements for this Introduction to the course - 7 Credits qualification, however candidates are likely to Charterhouse offer 3 levels of the CMI Level 5 hold a Certificate in Management and/or have Unit 5020 - Introduction to management and Management and Leadership programme. The several years experience at supervisory or first leadership (Optional) - 7 Credits line management level. programme is designed for middle managers Unit 5021 - Operational Risk Management who want to develop their management skills (Optional) - 7 Credits and/or aspire to senior management. The programme Unit 5022 - Organisational corporate social These revised programmes focus upon the Candidates must choose a selection from the responsibilities (Optional) - 7 Credits practical application of management theory following units: and principles in the context of the developing Unit 5001 - Personal development as a manager Assessment middle manager, thus providing a foundation and leader (Core) - 6 Credits for continuing professional development in Successful completion of 8 assignments and management. It also provides the opportunity Unit 5002 - Information based decision making a work-based project of approximately 6,000 to exchange ideas and discuss alternative (Core) - 7 Credits words followed by a presentation. The project is approaches with managers from other an integrated part of the programme and counts Unit 5003 - Performance management (Core) organisations. The new structure has been for 10 credits. - 9 Credits designed by the CMI in a unit based format following customer requests and for the Unit 5004 - Resource management (Core) Fees - 7 Credits developing UK and European credit frameworks. Please call 024 7679 1700. • CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management Unit 5005 - Meeting stakeholder and quality and Leadership. needs (Core) - 6 Credits Career opportunities

• Candidates need to complete all core units Unit 5006 - Conducting a management project • This programme is approved by the Open and three optional units to a total of at least (Core) - 10 Credits University (60 H points) for candidates 62 credits to achieve the qualification. wishing to progress onto an MBA. Unit 5007 - Financial Control (Optional) • CMI Level 5 Award in Management and - 9 Credits • Candidates will have the option of Leadership. Candidates need to complete at undertaking The Chartered Managers Unit 5008 - Marketing Planning (Optional) least one unit with a minimum of 6 credits. Award integrated with the Diploma Project. - 9 Credits • CMI Level 5 Certificate in Management and We also offer CMI Level 4 and 6 Management Unit 5009 - Project development and control Leadership. Candidates need to complete and Leadership please call the number below (Optional) - 6 Credits any combination of units to a minimum total for further details. of 13 credits.

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City College Coventry Attendance (Optional) - 6 Credits Duration: Flexible In order to provide the maximum flexibility Unit 7010 - Organisational Change (Optional) these programmes are delivered as supported - 7 Credits Start date: Flexible distance learning, which includes a personalised Unit 7011 - Strategic Planning (Optional) programme, named tutor, CMI workbooks and Mode of study: Flexible - 9 Credits telephone and email support. Unit 7012 - Human Resource Planning Introduction to the course Entry requirements (Optional) - 8 Credits

The Level 7 programme is designed for There are no specific entry requirements for this Unit 7013 - Being a Strategic Leader (Optional) managers who have the authority and personal qualification, however candidates are likely to - 7 Credits hold a Certificate in Management and/or have inspiration to translate organisational strategy Unit 7014 - Strategic Leadership Practice several years experience at middle to senior into effective operational performance. (Optional) 7 Credits management level. Charterhouse offers 3 levels in the CMI Level Unit 7021 - Introduction to Strategic 7 - Strategic Management and Leadership The programme Management & Leadership (Optional) programme. These highly flexible programmes - 10 Credits allow candidates to strengthen existing Candidates must choose a selection from management and leadership skills whilst the following units: Unit 7022 - Strategic Risk Management still maintaining the flexibility to focus on the (Optional) - 9 Credits Unit 7001 - Leadership skills for Strategic specific management areas appropriate to Manager (Core) - 7 Credits Unit 7023 - Strategic Corporate Social the individual and the organisation. They also Responsibility (Optional) - 9 Credits provide the opportunity to exchange ideas and Unit 7002 - Strategic Performance Management discuss alternative approaches with managers (Core) - 7 Credits Assessment from other organisations. Unit 7003 - Financial Management (Core) • Eight work based assignments of 3,000 - 7 Credits • CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic - 3,500 words. Management and Leadership. Candidates Unit 7004 - Strategic Information and Decision need to complete all core units and three • Project - The project for unit 7005 is Making (Core) - 9 Credits optional units to a total of at least 66 credits expected to be work focused, and to to achieve the full qualification. Unit 7005 - Conducting a Strategic Management demonstrate the learner’s knowledge, Report (Core) - 10 Credits understanding and application of aspects of • CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic management, while addressing a “live” issue Management and Leadership. Candidates Unit 7006 - Organisational Direction (Core) within the learner’s area of responsibility. must complete any combination of units to - 9 Credits a minimum of total of 13 credits. Unit 7007 - Financial Planning (Optional) Fees - 6 Credits • CMI Level 7 Award in Strategic Management Please call 024 7679 1700. and Leadership. Candidates must complete Unit 7008 - Strategic Marketing (Optional) at least one unit with a minimum value of 6 - 6 Credits Career opportunities credits. Unit 7009 - Strategic Project Management CMI Executive Diploma in Management.

36 Call 024 7679 1700 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Business, Management and Professional Studies ILEX Professional Diploma in Law - Level 6

City College Coventry Assessment Duration: 2 Years Client Care Skills and Research Skills are coursework-based. Other units in both the Start date: September first and second year are assessed through Mode of study: Part-time examinations. If you successfully complete the coursework and pass all examinations, you will be awarded an ILEX Level 6 Professional Introduction to the course Diploma in Law and Practice (which is set at an Honours Law Degree equivalent). This is If you wish to pursue a career in the legal a nationally recognised legal qualification. If profession, this course will give you a recognised you pass the Level 6 course, you are eligible for qualification which could lead to employment as Graduate Membership of ILEX and can use the a Legal Executive. The qualification is awarded letters G.Inst.L.Ex after your name. by the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX). Fees Attendance Please call Student Services for fee information. The course is held on Wednesdays, 2.30 pm - 7.30 pm. Career opportunities Entry requirements After you complete your course, you could progress to: You should have already completed the ILEX Level 3 Professional Diploma in Law. • Employment as a Legal Executive in a solicitors office or legal department

The programme • An alternative business or Subjects studied include: management course.

• Client Care Skills • Study towards qualification as a solicitor

• Criminal Law

• Criminal Litigation

• Employment Law

• Immigration Law

• Legal Research Skills

A full course syllabus will be provided by the course tutor when you start the course. Further information can be obtained from the ILEX website www.ilex.org.uk

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City College Coventry The programme Assessment Duration: 3 days This course covers: Delegates can sit the PRINCE2™ Foundation examination at the end of the final day of the • Introduction to PRINCE2™ and Project Start date: Various course. This is a one-hour, multiple-choice, Management closed book examination testing the delegate’s Mode of study: Day - What is a Project? knowledge of PRINCE2™ theory. Delegates need - Business and Projects to score 38 out of 75, or more, to pass. - Benefits of PRINCE2™ Introduction to the course - Overview of PRINCE2™ Processes Career opportunites This course is designed to provide delegates and Components with a working understanding of the PRINCE2™ • PRINCE2 Practitioner • Starting Up a Project Process structured project management method. It will enable them to use the method when working • Organisation Component within a PRINCE2™ project and to pass the • Business Case Component PRINCE2™ Foundation examination. • Plans, Product-Based Planning and the The course covers the full PRINCE2™ syllabus Planning Process and therefore equips delegates not just to take the Foundation examination, but also to • Management of Risk Component understand the broad range of PRINCE2™’s • Initiating a Project Process processes, components and techniques. • Configuration Management Component The aim during the course is to achieve an effective balance between exam success and • Controls Component the need for skills transfer. • Controlling a Stage, Managing Product Delegates are required to undertake preliminary Delivery and Managing Stage study using FGI’s Pre-Course Workbook. Further • Boundaries Processes self-study is also expected during the evenings of each course day. • Change Control Component and Technique

• Quality in a Project Environment Component Entry requirements and Quality Review Technique Previous experience in a project environment • Closing a Project Process is advisable. This might mean delegates are already managing projects and now require formal PRINCE2™ training, or that they are perhaps involved in some form of project support activity.

38 Call 024 7679 1700 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Business, Management and Professional Studies PRINCE2™ Practitioner

City College Coventry The programme Assessment Duration: 1 week The following topics will be covered: Delegates are required to undertake preliminary study using FGI ‘s Pre-Course Workbook. Further • Introduction to PRINCE2™ and Project Start date: Various self-study is also expected during the evenings Management Mode of study: Day of each course day. • What is a Project? Delegates can sit the PRINCE2™ Foundation • Business and Projects examination at the end of the third day of the Introduction to the course course. This is a one-hour, multiple-choice, • Benefits of PRINCE2™ This course is designed to provide delegates closed book examination testing the delegate’s with a working understanding of the PRINCE2™ • Overview of PRINCE2™ Processes and knowledge of PRINCE2™ theory. Delegates need structured project management method. It Components to score 38 out of 75, or more, to pass. will enable them to use the method when • Starting Up a Project Process The Practitioner exam will be held on the final working within a PRINCE2™ project and to pass day of the course. It is a three-hour, Objective the PRINCE2™ Foundation and Practitioner • Organisation Component Testing Examination (complex multiple-choice). examinations. • Business Case Component There a nine questions based around a case The course covers the full PRINCE2™ syllabus study scenario. Delegates are allowed to use • Plans, Product-Based Planning and the and therefore equips delegates not just to take an annotated PRINCE2™ manual to assist Planning Process the Foundation and Practitioner examinations, them in the examination. The pass mark is 50% but also to understand the broad range of • Management of Risk Component averaged across all nine questions. PRINCE2™ ‘s processes, components and • Initiating a Project Process techniques. The aim during the course is to achieve an effective balance between exam • Configuration Management Component success and the need for skills transfer. • Controls Component

Entry requirements • Controlling a Stage, Managing Product Delivery and Managing Stage Boundaries Some previous experience in a project Processes environment is advisable. This might mean delegates are already managing projects and • Change Control Component and Technique now require formal PRINCE2™ training, or • Quality in a Project Environment Component that they are perhaps involved in some form of and Quality Review Technique project support activity. • Closing a Project Process

• Examination Preparation

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Henley College Coventry Entry requirements • Computer Systems Duration: 1 Year (FT) or 2 Years (PT) Students should have an appropriate Level • Business Skills for e-Commerce 3 qualification. If you do not meet the entry • Event Driven Programming Start date: September requirements, you may wish to consider a 1 Mode of study: 3 Days or 2 Evenings year bridging course to HE. Mature students Assessment with relevant experience will also be considered following the completion of a pre-enrolment Assignment and continuous assessment. Introduction to the course assessment. Fees Students can achieve an HNC in one year of The programme study; evening provision is over two years. This Please call Student Services for fee information. can be upgraded to an HND by undertaking the • Systems Analysis HNC/HND conversion course, which takes a Career opportunities • Procedural Programming further year to complete. Upon completion of the Progression to degree courses or direct • Web Site Design HND in Computing qualification, we can offer employment as a computing/I.T. professional. students the opportunity to join the BSc (Hons) • Employability and Professional Applied Computing degree course/programme. The option to convert an HNC to HND is available Development The BSc (Hons) programme is available in two to HNC graduates. formats: an online delivery, which is supervised • Database Design Concepts by Henley College and performed at home, or acceptance on to the final year at Sheffield Hallam University.

Attendance

Subject to demand, the HNC/HND conversion can be studied as either 2 days or 2 evenings.

Course length

1 year fast track - 3 days HNC

2 years part-time - 2 evenings HNC

2 years full-time - 3 days HND

3 years part-time - 2 evenings HND

40 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Computing and Systems Development BTEC Higher National Diploma

Henley College Coventry The programme Assessment Duration: 2 Years Year 1: Assignment and continuous assessment. • Systems Analysis Start date: September Fees • Procedural Programming Mode of study: Full-time Please call Student Services for fee information. • Web Site Design Career opportunities Introduction to the course • Employability and Professional Development Progression to the second or final year This Higher National programme provides of a degree course or direct employment applicants with the opportunity of gaining • Database Design Concepts as a computing/I.T. professional. a HND qualification in Computing. It is an • Computer Systems excellent qualification for those people looking for a career in Computing or Information • Business Skills for E-Commerce Technology. • Event Driven Programming Upon completion of the HND in Computing Year 2: qualification, we can offer students the opportunity to join the BSc (Hons) Applied • E-Commerce Strategy Computing degree course/programme. • Quality Systems in IT The BSc (Hons) programme is available in two • Web Applications Development formats: an online delivery, which is supervised by Henley College and performed at home, or • Project Design Implementation acceptance on to the final year at Sheffield and Evaluation Hallam University. • Data Structures and Algorithms

Entry requirements • Digital Image Creation

60-360 tariff points range with supporting • LAN Technologies passes at GCSE grades A-C or other appropriate • IT Virtualisation Level 3 qualifications. If you do not meet the entry requirements, you may wish to consider The College’s new purpose-built E-Skills Centre a 1 year bridging course to HE. Mature students provides the main teaching facility for students with relevant experience will also be considered enrolled on computing programmes. The Centre following the completion of a pre-enrolment comprises a theory room, a computer build/fault assessment. finding room (with A+ capability), four practical computer rooms and a CISCO computer laboratory.

Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information 41 Practice in Work with Children and Families BTEC Higher National Certificate - Advanced

City College Coventry • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without Assessment these entry qualifications, but with related Duration: 2 Years work experience, will be considered on The course is assessed through coursework assignments. If you successfully complete the Start date: October an individual basis. We also welcome applications from overseas students. course, you will be awarded a BTEC Higher Mode of study: Part-time Evening A place on the course is subject to a National Certificate in Advanced Practice successful interview and a satisfactory in Work with Children and Families. This is a reference nationally recognised qualification. Introduction to the course Fees If you are a qualified Early Years Practitioner The programme employed or working on a voluntary basis in Subjects you study include: Please call Student Services for fee information. an early years setting and looking for a course that will give you a wider understanding of Early • Child Protection Career opportunities Years and Management, this course could be • Communicating, Values and Leadership in After you complete the course, you could ideal for you. The Higher National Certificate an Early Years Environment progress to: is a part-time course which will provide you with the knowledge and understanding which • Early Years Curriculum, Play and Learning • BTEC HND in Advanced Practice in Work is necessary to function in a rapidly developing • Professional Practice with Children and Families and changing Early Years’ environment. • Professional Development • Part-time/full-time degree Attendance • Theories of Development: Birth to 3 years • Postgraduate qualification including PGCE The course runs on Tuesday and Wednesday for those wishing to pursue a career as a evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. plus three specialist units to be confirmed. teacher, or Early Years Professional Status (EYPS) Further details can be found on the Edexcel Entry requirements website www.edexcel.com/quals/hn/practice • Career development within your area of employment, such as nursery manager • You should have 4 GCSEs Grade C and This is a part time Higher Education course. To above to include English Language and apply for financial support for full and part- preferably Maths or an equivalent Level 2 time HE courses, go to www.direct.gov.uk/ qualification studentfinance • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120- 180 or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant subject area

42 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Construction Site Management CIOB Certificate - Level 4

City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 1 Year The course covers four modules: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Managing Technology of Modern Start date: October Career opportunities Construction Mode of study: Part-time Evenings After you complete the course, you could • Managing the Quality of Site Work progress to: • Project Control and Monitoring Introduction to the course • CIOB Level 4 Diploma in Site Management • Project Planning If you are already employed or training to • Career development within the field of become a site manager, the CIOB Certificate in A minimum attendance of 120 hours is required construction management Site Management provides you with nationally for the four modules. The length of individual recognised qualifications for specific duties modules may vary according to the teaching and in site management which will enable you to learning methods used. You will be expected to develop your career in this field. supplement the formal teaching with self-study outside college. Attendance Please note that you MUST join the Chartered The course is held on Monday and Wednesday Institute of Building as a student member when evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. you enrol on the course. Certificates are issued by the Institute following applications from Entry requirements the College.

You need to have a background in the Assessment construction industry. A place on the course is subject to a successful interview with the The course is assessed through set course tutor. assignments for each module. There are no formal examinations.

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City College Coventry The programme Assessment Duration: 1 Year The course covers eight modules: The course is assessed through set assignments for each module. There are • Contractual and Legal Responsibilities Start date: October no formal examinations. Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Developing and Managing People Fees • Estimating and Measuring Work Please call Student Services for fee information. Introduction to the course • Improving Managerial Skills

If you are already employed or training to • Managing Building Services Career opportunities become a site manager, the CIOB Diploma in • Managing Dimensional Control on Site After you complete the course, you could Site Management provides you with a nationally progress to: recognised qualification for specific duties in • Managing Sub-Contractors site management which will enable you • Career development within the field • Managing Technology of Modern to develop your career within this field. of construction management Construction • Higher level courses in construction Attendance A minimum attendance of 240 hours is required. management The duration of individual modules may vary The course is held on Monday and Wednesday according to the teaching and learning methods evenings, 6.00 pm - 9.00 pm. adopted. Entry requirements Please note that you MUST join the Chartered Institute of Building as a Student Member when You should already have completed the CIOB you enrol on the course. Certificates are issued Level 4 Certificate in Site Management. by the Institute following applications from the College.

44 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Early Years and Childcare BA 2+2 Honours Degree in Early Childhood Studies - Level 6

City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 2 Years Subjects you study at college include: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Children and Families: Policy and Practice Start date: October Career opportunities • Education and the Early Years: Birth to Mode of study: Full-time Day and After you complete the course, you could Seven Years One Part Evening progress to: • Introduction to Child Development, Health • Early Years Practitioner and Well-Being in the Early Years. Introduction to the course • Early Years Professional Status (EYP) • The Social and Cultural Context If you are looking for a recognised qualification of Childhood • Employment in Early Years management, which will enhance your career prospects both policy making and research in the Early Years sector and more generally, the You have to complete two modules for each year 2+2 Degree in Early Childhood Studies could be of study at City College. • Other postgraduate courses such as MA what you are looking for. It consists of two years Further details can be found in the Centre • Post-Graduate Certificate in Education of study at City College Coventry followed by two for Lifelong Learning section of the Warwick (PGCE) years at the University of Warwick and leads to University website www.warwick.ac.uk a BA (Hons) Degree in Early Childhood Studies which is awarded by Warwick University. Assessment

Attendance The course is assessed through a combination of assignments and examination. Most modules The course runs for two days a week in college, have one assignment which could be essays, 4.30 pm - 7.15 pm on Mondays and 9.00 am - presentations, investigations and reports. This 5.00 pm on Thursdays. makes up 50% of the annual grade for these modules. One module is 100% examination. Entry requirements

There are flexible entry requirements and consideration will be given for non-traditional qualifications, work and life experience. A place on the course is subject to a successful interview and a satisfactory reference. If you are accepted onto the course, you will be required to apply for a Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) Enhanced Disclosure. A fee will be charged for this service.

To apply, you must complete a 2+2 application form.

Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information 45 46 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Engineering and Vehicle Technologies BTEC Higher National Certificate General Engineering - Level 4

City College Coventry Entry requirements • Microprocessor Systems Duration: 2 Years • You should have 4 GCSEs Grade C and • Programme Logic Controllers; Computer above to include English Language and Aided Machining Start date: September Maths or an equivalent Level 2 qualification • Project Design, Implementation Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Level 3 qualifications equivalent to 120 - and Evaluation 180 or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant subject area. ‘A’ level applicants would be Assessment Introduction to the course expected to have undertaken Maths and The course is assessed through a combination Physics If you are employed or have experience within of mainly coursework and possibly some the engineering industry, the BTEC Higher • We also welcome applications from examinations. If you successfully complete the National Certificate will provide you with the overseas students. A place on the course course, you will be awarded an Edexcel (BTEC) opportunity to gain a nationally recognised is subject to a successful interview and a HNC in General Engineering. This is a nationally qualification which can be used for career satisfactory reference recognised qualification. development or to enter study at degree level. It is suitable for people who are employed, The programme Fees for example, in systems design, manufacture, maintenance and technical services areas Subjects you study may include: Please call Student Services for fee information. of the mechanical, electronic and electrical • Analytical Methods for Engineers engineering industries. It is also a suitable Career opportunities • Electrical & Electronic Principles; course if you have completed a Level 3 After you complete the course, you could Mechanical Principles & Applications qualification and wish to further develop progress to: your skills in order to enter employment as a • Electrical and Electronic Measurement technician engineer. • BTEC Higher National Diploma in & Testing; Applications of Pneumatics & General Engineering Hydraulics Attendance • Part/full-time degree course • Engineering Science The course runs on one afternoon and one • Career development within your area • Health, Safety and Risk Assessment evening a week, exact timetable to be confirmed of employment when you enrol. in Engineering

Call 024 7679 1000 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information 47 Forensic Science HNC

Henley College Coventry Year 2: Duration: 2 Years • Introduction to Criminology Start date: September • Sociology Mode of study: 2 Evenings per week • Policing and Forensic Studies • Criminal and Civil Law Introduction to the course Students have access to well-equipped science laboratories for conducting experiments and The course is designed for young people research. and mature students who wish to study the application of science and the law in criminal Assessment investigations. Continuous assessment through assignments, Attendance projects, practicals and presentations. Monday and Wednesday evenings Fees (6.00 pm - 9.00 pm) Please call Student Services for fee information. Entry requirements Career opportunities Students should have an appropriate Level 3 qualification in Science as well as the Successful students may progress to university successful completion of an interview with to study Law, Psychology, Criminology or a member of the course team or Programme Forensic Science, or join Year 2 of the BSc Manager. Forensic Investigative Studies degree at Coventry University, via the 2 + 2 scheme. The programme Alternatively, they may enter employment in (subject to minor change) the fields of probationary services, the Prison Service, security services or social work. Year 1:

• Foundations for Science

• Forensic Science 1

• Investigative Psychology

• Forensic Fire Investigation

• Study Skills 1

48 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Forensic Science HND

Henley College Coventry Year 2: Career opportunities Duration: 2 Years • Policing and Forensic Studies Successful students may progress to university to study Law, Psychology, Criminology or • Criminal and Civil Law Start date: September Forensic Science, or join Year 2 of the BSc Mode of study: Full-time • Forensic Science 2 Forensic Investigative Studies degree at Coventry University, via the 2 + 2 scheme. • Forensic Psychology Alternatively, they may enter employment in Introduction to the course • Chemistry for Forensics the fields of probationary services, the Prison Service, security services or social work. The course is designed for young people • Forensic Fire Investigation and mature students who wish to study the • Study Skills 2 application of science and the law in criminal investigations. Students have access to well-equipped science laboratories for conducting experiments and Attendance research. Full-time, 3-4 days per week. Assessment Entry requirements Continuous assessment through assignments, projects, practicals and presentations. 120 tariff points with 5 GCSE grades A-C (including Science, Maths and English) and/ Fees or other appropriate Level 3 qualifications as well as the successful completion of an Please call Student Services for fee information. interview with a member of the course team or Programme Manager. Application procedure The programme Applications for this course on a full-time basis (subject to minor change) should be made through UCAS. For details on how to apply, please see the UCAS website - Year 1: www.ucas.com.

• Foundations for Science UCAS codes: COVN C85 014F

• Forensic Science 1 Tel: 024 7688 8372 / 024 7688 8612 • Investigative Psychology

• Introduction to Forensic Photography

• Study Skills 1

• Introduction to Criminology

• Sociology

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City College Coventry • Risk Assessment Assessment Duration: 15 One-Day Workshops • Principles of control Each unit is assessed by one two-hour written examination. Each written examination consists • Monitoring, review and audit Start date: September & February of ten ‘short-answer ‘ and one ‘long answer ‘ Mode of study: One day a week • Incident investigation, recording question. and reporting Unit NGC3 is assessed by one two-hour Unit NCC1 Managing and Controlling Hazards in practical inspection of a construction workplace Introduction to the course Construction Activities which is designed to test a candidate’s ability to complete a health and safety assessment and The NEBOSH Construction Certificate is a • Construction Law and Management qualification both for those with construction produce a management style report on their management responsibilities and for those • Construction activities hazards and control findings. who are required to provide routine, day-to- • Movement of people and vehicles - hazard Successful completion leads to being day advice on health, safety and welfare in and controls awarded the NEBOSH National Certificate construction work. in Construction by the National Examination • Manual and mechanical handling hazards Board in Occupational Health, level 3 within the The programme of study broadly mirrors that of and controls the National General Certificate. However, due to National Qualifications Framework. the specific nature of the award, the opportunity • Work equipment hazards and controls Fees arises to cover key construction issues in rather • Electrical hazards and controls more technical detail than would be appropriate Please call Student Services for fee information. for a general health and safety award. • Fire hazards and controls • Chemical and biological health hazards Attendance and control

15 One-Day Workshops over a 15 week period. • Physical and psychological health hazards and control The programme • Working at height - hazards and controls Unit NGC1 - Management of Health and Safety • Excavation work and confined spaces - • Foundations of Health and Safety hazard and control

• Health and Safety policy • Demolition hazards and controls

• Organising for health and safety Unit NCC2 Construction Health and Safety • Promoting a positive health and Practical Application safety culture

50 Call 024 7679 1700 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Health & Safety NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety

City College Coventry The programme Assessment Duration: 12 One-Day Workshops Unit NGC1 - Management of Health and Safety Each unit is assessed by one two-hour written examination. Each written examination consists • Foundations of Health and Safety Start date: September & February of ten ‘short-answer ‘ and one ‘long answer ‘ Mode of study: One day a week • Health and Safety policy question. • Organising for health and safety Unit NGC3 is assessed by one two-hour practical inspection of a workplace, which is • Promoting a positive health and Introduction to the course designed to test a candidate’s ability to complete safety culture The General Certificate has been designed a health and safety assessment and produce a for managers, supervisors and employee • Risk Assessment management style report on their findings. representatives who have either total or part • Principles of control Successful completion leads to being awarded time operational responsibilities for Health the NEBOSH National General Certificate by the and Safety. The certificate provides a valuable • Monitoring, review and audit National Examination Board in Occupational overview, and is a sound basis for further • Incident investigation, recording Health, level 3 within the National Qualifications professional study. and reporting Framework. The aim of the course is to provide an Unit NGC2 Controlling Workplace hazards appropriate breadth of underpinning knowledge Fees for non specialists in occupational safety • Movement of people and vehicles Please call Student Services for fee information. and health to enable them to discharge • Manual and mechanical handling hazards more effectively their duties or functions for and control Career opportunities workplace Health and Safety. • Work equipment hazards and control • NEBOSH Diploma Attendance • Electrical hazards and control 12 One-Day Workshops over a 12 week period. • Fire hazards and control

• Chemical and biological health hazards and control

• Physical and physiological hazards

and control

• Construction activities hazards and control

Unit NGC3 - Health and Safety Practical Application

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City College Coventry • Management of mental health at work Fees Duration: 6 One-Day Workshops • Management of people with Please call Student Services for fee information. musculoskeletal disorders Start date: September & February • Workplace health promotion Career opportunities Mode of study: 1 day a week, 6 weeks • Workplace health support • NEBOSH Diploma

Unit 2: Practical Application Introduction to the course To carry out a workplace health review by This qualification will give managers, completing the NEBOSH workplace health supervisors and HR personnel the skills and review proforma. This is designed to cover the knowledge to tackle health and well-being at principal topics contained in the syllabus, and is work. It will benefit companies in all sectors designed to allow candidates to structure their who are seeking to improve the efficiency, and practical application work. morale of their workforce. • Use the completed proforma findings to This course will equip managers to minimise write a report. absence, encourage people back to work where possible, and deal effectively with the health Assessment issues of their staff. The course is assessed by written examination The programme on managing health and well-being in the workplace and a practical assessment based Unit 1: Managing Health and Well-being at Work on identification of workplace health and • Introduction to workplace health well-being issues. The practical examination is internally assessed by the course provider and • Effects of health on work externally moderated by NEBOSH. • Effects of work on health

• Management of attendance

52 Call 024 7679 1700 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Health & Safety NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management

City College Coventry Assessment Duration: 5 One Day Workshops + Exam Unit FC1 is a taught unit assessed by one two- hour written examination. Candidate scripts Start date: September & February are marked by external examiners appointed Mode of study: 1 day a week, 6 weeks by NEBOSH. Unit FC2 is assessed by a two- hour practical assessment undertaken in the candidates workplace to test the application Introduction to the course of taught health and safety and fire safety principles by conducting a fire risk assessment. This course is ideal for Managers and The practical examination is internally assessed supervisory staff who need to ensure that their by the course provider and externally moderated organisation meets its responsibilities under by NEBOSH. fire safety legislation.

This qualification should equip holders to Fees carry out fire risk assessments of most low Please call Student Services for fee information. risk workplaces and identify the range of fire protective and preventative measures required. Career opportunities It is therefore also suitable for people moving into fire safety advisor roles. • NEBOSH Diploma

The programme

Unit FC1 Fire Safety & Risk Management

• Managing Fire Safety

• Principles of fire and explosion

• Causes and prevention of fire

• Fire protection in buildings

• Safety of people in the event of a fire

• Fire risk assessment

Unit FC2 – Practical Fire Risk Assessment

Call 024 7679 1700 or visit http://employers.covcollege.ac.uk for further information 53 Human Resource Cipd Certificate in Human Resource Practice

Henley College Coventry Who are foundation level qualifications for? The six units are: Duration: 28 Weeks • Those who are aspiring to, or embarking on, • Developing yourself as an effective HR a career in HR or Learning and Development Practitioner Start date: September (L&D) • Delivering learning and development Mode of study: Part-time • Those who are working in the field of HR/ activities L&D in a support role and wish to develop • Recording analysing and using HR their knowledge and skills Introduction to the course Information • Those who have the responsibility for • Resourcing Talent CIPD’s Foundation level qualifications are HR/L&D activities and decisions within an perfect if you want to acquire a wide range of organisation without a specialist function • Supporting good practice in performance relevant practical skills in HR and development. reward management You can choose to follow a HR pathway and you Attendance also have the opportunity to study individual • Understanding organisations and the role foundation level awards to either start or top up The course is held on Tuesday and Wednesday of HR your HR knowledge. evenings from 6.00 pm - 8.30 pm. Assessment Set at level 3 (QCF), the Foundation certificates Entry requirements and diplomas also give you a professionally For those students completing the full recognised qualification and the knowledge • Ideally you should already be employed Certificate, all assignments are based against towards CIPD Associate professional or have experience of working within a the performance criteria for each unit. membership. The qualification is linked to CIPD’s personnel environment Fees HR Professional Map which defines what HR • A good standard of written practitioners need to know (knowledge), do and spoken English Please call Student Services for fee information. (activities) and deliver (behaviours). • Undertake an interview to assess suitability The HR Profession Map provides a Career opportunities comprehensive view of how HR adds the The programme Successful candidates can enjoy careers in all greatest sustained value to the organisations it areas of personnel. operates in, now and in the future. It combines To achieve the full certificate you need to have the highest standards of professional completed three core units and three optional competence with the closest alignment to units. Each of the units is assessed through a your organisational goals, to deliver sustained written and/or skills based assignment. performance. It captures what HR people do and deliver across every aspect and specialism of the profession and creates a clear and flexible framework for career progression, recognising that both HR roles and career progression vary.

54 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Manufacturing Engineering Btec Level 4 Hnc Diploma

Henley College Coventry Students have access to specialist CAD design The additional HND modules are: facilities. Duration: 2 Years • Manufacturing Planning and Scheduling Henley College Coventry is an AutoDesk Principles Start date: September Approved Training Centre. Software for CAD/ • Design for Manufacture Mode of study: Part-time CAM includes Edgecam and the College’s well- equipped CNC studio utilises the very latest • Business Improvement Techniques control systems from Fanuk, Heidenhein and • Managing the Work of Individuals and Anilam. Introduction to the course Teams

This course is for those who wish to pursue a Assessment • Statistical Process Control career as a first line manager or progress to a degree course. Most Edexcel units have coursework and • Quality Assurance and Management assignments associated with them and graded Entry requirements at Pass, Merit and Distinction. Students should have an appropriate Level 3 Fees qualification. Mature students with relevant experience will also be considered, following the Please call Student Services for fee information. completion of a pre-enrolment assessment. Career opportunities

The programme This qualification provides successful • Engineering Science students with a stepping-stone to a variety of supervisory and management positions • Analytical Methods for Engineers within manufacturing and engineering. The • Quality and Business Improvement qualification is well recognised and enables students to apply for positions in areas such • Computer-aided Design and Manufacture as Project Management and Product Design. • Advanced Computer-aided Design Alternatively, students can apply for places on a Techniques range of degree programmes at university. • Management of Projects CONVERSION TO • Computer-aided Machining MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING BTEC LEVEL 5 HND DIPLOMA • Business Management Techniques for Engineers This HNC can be converted to an HND by taking additional modules during a third year of study. • Engineering Design External applicants, who also hold a relevant • Project Design, Implementation HNC qualification, can also join this HND and Evaluation conversion programme.

Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information 55 Performing Arts BTEC HNC Performing Arts (Acting) - UCAS Code (194W)

City College Coventry an individual basis. We also welcome Edexcel (BTEC) Higher National Certificate applications from overseas students. in Performing Arts (Performance). This is a Duration: 1 Year A place on the course is subject to a nationally recognised qualification. Start date: October successful interview and a satisfactory reference Fees Mode of study: Full-time The programme Please call Student Services for fee information. Introduction to the course Subjects you study include: Career opportunities

If you are interested in developing your • Acting After you complete the course, you could progress to: understanding and experience of live • Developing of Acting Skills performance and if you are excited by the • BA Honours degree in a related area prospect of performing as part of a theatre • Devising • HND qualification in a related area company and refining your skills, then this • Directing course is for you. In an intensive year of study, • Work within the performing arts industry you will be provided with the tools to continue • Innovative Theatre your education to degree level or become a • Musical Theatre professional theatre practititioner. • Physical Theatre Performance

Attendance • Research Skills

The course runs for three to four days a week, • Voice 9.00 am - 4.30 pm, days to be confirmed when you enrol. Further details can be found on the Edexcel website www.edexcel.com/quals/hn/pa/pa

Entry requirements The College is well resourced for HNC students • You should have 4 GCSEs Grade C and with excellent performing arts facilities above to include English Language and including four purpose-built performing arts preferably Maths or an equivalent Level 2 studios complete with sound, lighting and video qualification production systems and a purpose-built dance studio including a fully functional sound system, • You should also have Level 3 qualifications ballet barres, mirrors and sprung floor. equivalent to 120- 180 or more UCAS tariff points in a relevant subject area Assessment

• You may be required to attend for an acting Assessment is continuous throughout the workshop as part of the interview process course and you will be graded on your practical • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without work and written assignments. There are these entry qualifications, but with related no written examinations. If you successfully work experience, will be considered on complete the course, you will be awarded an

56 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Performing Arts BTEC HNC Performing Arts (Dance) - UCAS Code (005W)

City College Coventry • Mature applicants aged 21 or over without promotion. There are regular trips and past these entry qualifications, but with related student cohorts have visited New York to see Duration: 1 Year work experience, will be considered on shows on Broadway and take part in workshops Start date: October an individual basis. We also welcome and we regularly present new work at the applications from overseas students. Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Mode of study: Full-time A place on the course is subject to a HNC students have access to their own new successful interview and a satisfactory fit for purpose dance studio. The College is reference Introduction to the course well resourced with excellent performing arts facilities including four purpose-built The programme This one-year course combines practical and performing arts studios complete with sound, theory based modules. In an intensive year of Subjects you study include: lighting and video production systems and a study, you will learn a range of dance techniques purpose-built dance studio including a fully • Choreography for Solo Performance and styles including contemporary dance, functional sound system, ballet barres, mirrors classical ballet, jazz and commercial, alongside • Classical Ballet Background and Technique and sprung floor. choreography for group and solo performances. Practical classes are underpinned with studio • Commercial Dance Assessment based research and theoretical concepts as • Contemporary Dance Techniques Assessment is continuous throughout the part of establishing a brand new dance and Performance company. This course is also a route into course and you will be graded on your practical degree level study. • Creative Arts Professional Practice work and written assignments. There are no written examinations. If you successfully • Creative Arts Research Skills Attendance complete the course, you will be awarded a • Dance for Musical Theatre BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate in This course runs for three days a week, 9.00 am Performing Arts (Performance) specialising • Jazz Dance Technique and Performance - 4.30 pm, days to be confirmed when you enrol. in Dance. This is a nationally recognised Further details can be found on the Edexcel qualification. Entry requirements website www.edexcel.com/quals/hn/pa/pa Fees • You should have 4 GCSEs Grade C and You will investigate the following dance above to include English Language and practitioners: Please call Student Services for fee information. preferably Maths or an equivalent Level 2 qualification Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham, Pina Career opportunities Bausch, Judson Dance Theatre, DV8, Steve • You should also have Level 3 qualifications Paxton, Gillian Lynne, Bob Fosse and Agnes After you complete the course, you could: equivalent to 120- 180 or more UCAS tariff De Mille. points in a relevant subject area • BA Honours degree in a related area You will also be involved in studio performances • Audition for work within the performing • You may be required to attend for an acting and take part in a small scale tour. You will arts industry workshop as part of the interview process also prepare performance material for event

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Henley College Coventry The programme Programme details may change.

Duration: 2 Years Level 1: Assessment • Entry and Enquiry into Public Services Start date: September Oral, written and practical coursework. Mode of study: Full-time • Managing People in the Public Services Fees • Financial resources in Public Services Please call Student Services for fee information. Introduction to the course • Management of Health and Safety in Public Services The HND is a full time course over 2 years Career opportunities • Government and the Public Services involving mandatory modules with a total value Career opportunities exist in a wide range of of 240 credits. Level 2: uniformed and non-uniformed Public Services The HND Public Services provides a thorough including the Police Force, Fire Service or a • Independent Research into Public Services grounding in the key concepts and practical career in the NHS. There may be opportunities skills required for a career in the uniformed and • Managing Disasters to gain entry to BSc (Hons) Disaster non-uniformed Public Services. It is nationally Management, Criminology or similar • Criminology and Safer Communities recognised by employers and allows progression undergraduate degree programmes. directly into the sector. • Technology and Public Services

• Activity Management Entry requirements • Managing Physical Activity Students should either have:

• A BTEC National Certificate or Diploma in Public Services or Business, or a similar discipline.

• An appropriate Level 3 qualification profile

• An Access to Higher Education Certificate awarded by an approved further education institution.

• Relevant work experience. For mature learners who are considering the HND programme it is likely that they will have extensive work experience (paid or unpaid) or achievement of a range of personal qualifications in their work sector.

58 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Social STUDIES BA 2+2 Honours Degree in Social Studies – Level 6

City College Coventry Once we have received your completed Further details can be found in the Centre application form and references an interview for Lifelong Learning section of the Warwick Duration: 4 Years will be arranged with the course tutor. University website www.warwick.ac.uk

Start date: October Please note that early application is advisable Assessment Mode of study: Full-time for this course. The course is assessed through assignments The programme and examinations approved by the University of Warwick. If you successfully complete the Introduction to the course Subjects you study are as follows: course, you will be awarded a BA (Hons) in If you left formal education some time ago and Years 1 & 2 - studying at City College Coventry Social Studies by the University of Warwick. are now interested in returning to study and taking a degree course which offers a broad You will take introductory courses in: Fees range of options including Politics, Sociology; • Politics Health, Welfare and Social Policy; Business Please call Student Services for fee information. Studies and Research Methods, the BA (Hons) • Sociology Career opportunities Degree in Social Studies could be an excellent • Health, Welfare and Social Policy step for you. It is run in partnership with the After you complete the course, you could • Research Methods highly prestigious University of Warwick and you progress to: will be enrolled as a Warwick undergraduate Throughout this time, there will be structured • Post-graduate study throughout the duration of the course even learning, personal tutorial support and access when studying at City College Coventry during to learning workshops for communication and • Employment within the voluntary sector, the first two years. It is a flexible degree and study skills. You will be gradually introduced to social work training or a range of alternative will give you the opportunity to try out different university-level study to help you to make the careers such as local government, health subject areas before deciding on your individual transition from City College to the University of authority, Civil Service administration and pathway. Warwick. management, lecturing and journalism. Attendance Years 3 & 4 - University of Warwick

The course runs for three days a week in You normally choose majors and minors from college, 9.30 am - 2.30 pm. The first two years the subject areas you were introduced to in of the degree programme are spent at City Years One and Two. However, you can also take College Coventry and the final two years at the options offered by other departments of the University of Warwick. University which can include: • Languages such as French or German Entry requirements • Business Studies There are no formal entry requirements. However, you will need to demonstrate that you • History have the potential and motivation to study at • Law degree level. You will need to complete a 2+2 application form. • Philosophy

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Henley College Coventry Duration: 2 Years Start date: September Mode of study: Part-time

Introduction to the course

The HNC Criminological Social Sciences course is a part-time course over two years, involving mandatory modules with a total value of 160 credits. 120 credits will be available at Level 1 (normally gained in year 1 and part of year 2) and 40 credits will be available at Level 2 (normally gained in year 2).

The HNC Criminological Social Sciences course is intended for students with a sound The programme of the following: essays, presentations, research foundation in basic social science and an projects, report writing, coursework and the interest in developing and applying their Level 1: production of a portfolio. knowledge to a range of disciplines relating to • Social Psychology work in the fields of criminology, psychology, Fees sociology and related disciplines. • Researching Crime and Deviance Please call Student Services for fee information. • Investigative Psychology Attendance • Social Representations Career opportunities 2 evenings per week. Monday and Wednesday (6.00 pm - 9.00 pm). • Study skills to support Social Science in HE1 Successful students may progress to university to study Sociology, Psychology or Criminology or Level 2: Entry requirements join Year 2 of the BA (Hons) Criminology degree • Introduction to Criminology at Coventry University. Furthermore, students 60 - 120 tariff points with supporting passes may wish to apply to progress to Year 2 of the at GCSE grades A-C and/or other appropriate • Sociology - Literacy and Participation BA (Hons) Sociology and Criminology degree at Level 3 qualification as well as the successful • Making Sense of Diversity Coventry University. completion of an interview with a member of the course team or Programme Manager. • Applying Real World Research Alternatively, they may enter employment in the fields of Social Services, the Prison Service, Assessment the Probation Service, the Police Force and related occupations. Each module will consist of a variety of assessments which might include one or two

60 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Social Science HND Criminological Social Sciences

Henley College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 2 Years Level 1: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Social Representations Start date: September Application procedure • Social Psychology Mode of study: Full-time Applications for this course on a full-time basis • Investigative Psychology and Crime should be made through UCAS. For details on how to apply, please see the UCAS website - Introduction to the course • Researching Deviance and Crime www.ucas.com. The HND Criminological Social Sciences • Study Skills to Support Social Science Tel: 024 7688 8372 / 024 7688 8612. course is a full-time course over two years, in HE - 1 involving mandatory modules with a total value • Introduction to Criminology Career opportunities of 240 credits. 120 credits will be available at Level 1 (normally gained in year 1) and 120 • Sociology - Literacy and Participation Successful students may progress to university credits will be available at Level 2 (normally to study Sociology, Psychology or Criminology or Level 2: gained in year 2). join Year 2 of the BA (Hons) Criminology degree • Making Sense of Diversity at Coventry University. Furthermore, students The HND Criminological Social Sciences may wish to apply to progress to Year 2 of the course is intended for students with a sound • Applying Real World Research BA (Hons) Sociology and Criminology degree at foundation in basic social science and an • Practical Ethics and Crime Coventry University. interest in developing and applying their knowledge to a range of disciplines relating • Forensic Psychology Alternatively, they may enter employment in the to work in the fields of criminology, psychology, fields of Social Services, the Prison Service, the • Education and the Knowledge Society sociology and related disciplines. Probation Service, the Police Force and related • Culture, Community and Socialization occupations. Attendance • Study Skills to Support Social Science 3 days per week. in HE - 2

Entry requirements Assessment

120 tariff points with supporting passes at Each module will consist of a variety of GCSE grades A-C and/or other appropriate assessments which might include one or two Level 3 qualification as well as the successful of the following: essays, presentations, research completion of an interview with a member of the projects, report writing, coursework and the course team or Programme Manager. production of a portfolio.

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Henley College Coventry • A merit/pass profile from a 12 unit BTEC National Diploma (usually science/ Duration: 2 Years sport science) Start date: September The programme Mode of study: Part-time Level 1:

• Functional Anatomy and Movement Introduction to the course • Research and Laboratory Skills in Sport This new Higher National Certificate (HNC) and Exercise would be ideal for those individuals with an interest in exercise and health as well as • Public Health coaching science. Students will have the Level 2: opportunity to gain a recognised health and fitness industry qualification and also the • Exercise Physiology opportunity to gain entry onto The Register • Introduction to Nutrition of Exercise Professionals (REPS) as a Fitness Instructor (gym) at level 2. Students will be able • Exercise Instruction and Prescription to take these vocational qualifications as an optional extra at a much reduced cost. Assessment

To develop an interest and depth of knowledge Oral, written and practical coursework within sport, exercise and health science. An assignments. opportunity to investigate from a vocational, practical and academic perspective. Fees Please call Student Services for fee information. Entry requirements There is the option to gain entry to the level 1 of the BSc (Hons) Exercise Nutrition and Health Course admissions are processed via the Career opportunities degree or level 2 if you have suitable grade admission tutor at Coventry University. Career opportunities exist in health and average from your HNC providing you have Candidates for admission to Level 1 must fitness centre management, fitness instructor studied and gained the following additional normally possess at least 100 UCAS points from if full level 2 gym qualification taken, sports module. Introduction to Psychology for Sport, one of the following: development, sports coaching/leadership and Exercise and Health. • A minimum of a grade D from 1 GCE/VCE sports centre management. Biology, Human Biology, Sport Science or PE plus additional qualifications to make up the 100 UCAS points

• An overall distinction in an appropriate 6 unit VCE. Should include a biological component

62 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Social Science Sport & Sport Science HND Criminological Social Sciences HND Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences

Henley College Coventry • An overall distinction in an appropriate 6 unit VCE. Should include a biological Assessment Duration: 2 Years component Oral, written and practical coursework Start date: September • A merit/pass profile from a 12 unit assignments. Mode of study: Full-time BTEC National Diploma (usually science/ sport science) Fees

Please call Student Services for fee information. Introduction to the course The programme

This new Higher National Diploma (HND) would Level 1: Application procedure be ideal for those individuals with an interest • Functional Anatomy and Movement Applications for this course on a full-time basis in exercise and health as well as coaching should be made through UCAS. For details on • Research and Laboratory Skills in Sport science. Students will have the opportunity how to apply, please see the UCAS website - and Exercise to gain a recognised health and fitness www.ucas.com. industry qualification and also the opportunity • Introduction to Psychology for Sport, Tel: 024 7688 8372 / 024 7688 8612. to gain entry onto The Register of Exercise Exercise and Health Professionals (REPS) as a Fitness Instructor (gym) at level 2. Students will be able to take • Sports Development Career opportunities these vocational qualifications as an optional • Introduction to Coaching and Sports HND provides the opportunity for entry to extra at a much reduced cost. Performance year 2 of BSc (Hons) Exercise, Nutrition and Health. Career opportunities exist in health and To develop an interest and depth of knowledge • Public Health within sport, exercise and health science. An fitness centre management, fitness instructor opportunity to investigate from a vocational, Level 2: if full level 2 gym qualification taken, sports development, sports coaching/leadership and practical and academic perspective. • Exercise Physiology sports centre management. Entry requirements • Research Project

Course admissions are processed via the • Biomechanics admission tutor at Coventry University. • Skills Acquisition Candidates for admission to Level 1 must normally possess at least 100 UCAS points • Introduction to Nutrition from one of the following: • Exercise Instruction and Prescription • A minimum of a grade D from 1 GCE/VCE Biology, Human Biology, Sport Science or PE plus additional qualifications to make up the 100 UCAS points

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Henley College Coventry • A minimum of a grade D from 1 GCE/VCE Assessment Biology, Human Biology, Sport Science or PE Duration: 2 Years plus additional qualifications to make up Oral, written and practical coursework assignments. Start date: September the 100 UCAS points Mode of study: Full-time • An overall distinction in an appropriate Fees 6 unit VCE. Should include a biological component Please call Student Services for fee information. Introduction to the course • A merit/pass profile from a 12 unit BTEC Application procedure Sport Science is one of the most rapidly National Diploma (usually science/ Applications for this course on a full-time basis changing and expanding of the sciences and sport science) should be made through UCAS. For details on encompasses physiology and biochemistry, how to apply, please see the UCAS website - psychology, biomechanics and coaching science. The programme www.ucas.com. The Sport, Exercise and Therapy Sciences HND Level 1: has been made available to provide a named Tel: 024 7688 8372 / 024 7688 8612. route for those students selecting a sports • Functional Anatomy and movement therapy route. This will allow students a route • Research and Laboratory Skills in Sport Career opportunities into a career as a Sports Therapist, though it and Exercise Successful completion of the course allows does not qualify students as a therapist as significant exemptions from the BSc Sport, additional training will be required. • Introduction to Sport and Exercise Psychology Exercise and Therapy Sciences at Coventry To develop an interest and depth of knowledge University. Career opportunities exist in health within sports therapy as well as develop • Principles of Training and Exercise and fitness centre management, sports practical therapy skills and investigative Prescription development, sports centre management sports therapy from a vocational, practical • Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation and sport therapy clinics. and academic perspective. • Introduction to Sports Massage

Entry requirements Level 2:

Course admissions are processed via the • Energy for Exercise admission tutor at Coventry University. Candidates for admission to Level 1 must • Exercise Physiology normally possess at least 100 UCAS points from • Research Project one of the following: • Clinical Anatomy • Massage for Sports Injuries

• Biomechanics

64 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Teacher Training Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS)

City College Coventry training placement being offered. This teaching Lifelong learning Sector should be in the Lifelong Learning Sector (post- • Action Research Project Duration: 1 Year compulsory education). Applicants, once on Start date: September and January placement, should be performing a ‘full teacher Further details can be found in the Centre role’ i.e. using materials they have designed and for Lifelong Learning section of the Warwick Mode of study: Part-time day evaluated across a range of levels, subjects and University website www.warwick.ac.uk types of learner and/or contributing to a range of programmes of varying length. Assessment Introduction to the course You will need to complete an application form. The course is assessed through a range of The Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning written assignments and eight classroom A place on the course is subject to a successful Sector (DTLLS) is the qualification required observations, two of which will be undertaken interview and you will also be expected to by those practitioners who would like to by specialists from the curriculum area in which provide satisfactory references. undertake a “full teaching role” in the Lifelong you teach. Learning Sector i.e. post 16 learners. Successful The programme completion enables teachers to apply to the Fees Institute for Learning (IFL) for Qualified Teacher The course involves a mixture of theory and Please call Student Services for fee information. Status in the Lifelong Learning sector (QTLS). practice including classroom observations. Attendance Subjects you study include: Career opportunities

There are two starting points for the course, • Planning teaching and learning After you complete the course, you could progress to: September and January. The course is held on • Curriculum Design Tuesdays or Wednesdays, 1.30 pm - 6.00 pm • QTLS (September start) and Mondays or Thursdays, • Development of Essential Skills • Career progression within the Lifelong 1.30 pm - 6.00 pm (January start). • Identifying and Supporting Individual Learning Sector Student Need Entry requirements • Inclusive Learning in the Lifelong To join the DTLLS course, you should meet the Learning Sector following requirements: • Political and Economic Factors within the A minimum of a Level 3 qualification in the Lifelong Learning Sector subject you teach and a good standard of general education especially English, Maths and • Principles and Theory of Learning, IT. This is essential to cope with the demands of Assessment and Professional Practice this Level 5 qualification. A place on the course • The Reflective Practitioner within the is conditional based on a suitable teacher

Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information 65 Teacher Training OCR Diploma for Teachers of Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties - Level 5

City College Coventry The programme Fees Duration: 1 Year Subjects you study include: Please call Student Services for fee information. • Designing Learning Programmes Start date: September Career opportunities • Designing Learning Support Programmes Mode of study: Part-time Evenings After you complete the course, you could • Evaluation of Achievement progress to: Introduction to the course • Evaluation of Programmes • OCR Level 7 Diploma in Assessing and Teaching Learners with Specific This course is aimed at experienced and • Identification of Patterns associated with Learning Difficulties practising teachers and well qualified and Specific Learning Difficulties in Primary experienced learning support assistants who pupils/Secondary pupils/Adults wish to gain a specialist qualification to work • Providing an Appropriate with Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties. Learning Environment Attendance Further information about this course can be obtained from the OCR website www.ocr.org.uk The course is held on Wednesdays from (Teaching and Teaching Assistants). 4.30pm - 7.30pm. Assessment Entry requirements Assessment consists of internally assessed You should already have a teaching qualification assignments and evidence of practice plus and experience or substantial experience as a observation of practical teaching skills. learning support assistant.

66 Call 024 7679 1000 or visit www.covcollege.ac.uk for further information Teacher Training Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)

City College Coventry The programme Duration: 10 Weeks Subjects you study include: Start date: April; January; September • Self-development Mode of study: Part-time Evenings • Individual student needs • Approaches to teaching, learning and assessment Introduction to the course

If you want to work with post-16 learners in Assessment the ‘lifelong learning sector’, this preparatory The course is assessed through completion qualification which involves theory and practice of a professional development portfolio and is your starting point. This is the qualification observation of microteaching in the classroom. required by teachers, trainers and tutors delivering publicly funded programmes and it Fees will provide you with an entry into a teaching career in this sector. Please call Student Services for fee information.

Attendance Career opportunities

The course runs on Thursday evenings, 6.00 pm After you complete the course, you could - 9.00 pm. Courses are held three times a year, progress to: September, January and April. • Employment in colleges of Further Note: Candidates who already have a teaching Education, training providers, Adult role may be able to take up a place on the full Education Service etc. Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning • Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Sector (DTLLS) which has an integrated PTLLS. Learning Sector (if in employment) Entry requirements

There are no specific entry qualifications but you should have a good standard of general education including English, Maths and IT. Once we have received your completed application form and references an interview will be arranged with the course tutor to check that the course is suitable for you.

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Henley College Coventry Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) Validated by the University of Warwick Duration: Various Certificate inT eaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (CTLLS) Start date: Various Validated by the University of Warwick Mode of study: Part-time Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) Validated by the University of Warwick

Introduction to the course Fees Career opportunities These programmes are designed for those Most fees are covered by a mandatory grant, Students may seek to obtain a full-time working or aspiring to work in the post- which must be applied for through the local teaching position, in post compulsory education compulsory education sector. authority in the area in which you live. or training. Successful students may progress to the University of Warwick’s Foundation Degree. Attendance Application procedure Afternoons & Evenings. Applications should be made direct to Henley College by completing a University of Warwick Entry requirements application form. This can be obtained by calling Students should be appropriately qualified 024 7662 6401. in their teaching specialism and be able to demonstrate a good standard of written and spoken English.

The programme

Students study the following core subjects:

• Learning and the Learning Environment

• Equality and Diversity

• Reflective Practice

• Teaching and Learning Theories

• Tutoring Skills

Assessment

Assignments, projects, teaching practice and presentations.

68 Call 024 7662 6444 or visit www.henley-cov.ac.uk for further information Teacher Training TESOL

Henley College Coventry Trinity College London Certificate inT eaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Duration: 34 Weeks Start date: September

Mode of study: Part-time

Introduction to the course Entry requirements • Learner Profile You should: The Trinity College London Certificate Course • Materials Assignment in TESOL is aimed at people wishing to acquire • Be 18 or over • Unknown Language Journal an initial qualification in the field of Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language • Have preferably a first degree or, as a You will also have three written assignments (TESOL/ TEFL) and is recognised universally as a minimum, university entrance qualifications to complete plus a language awareness test to revise for as well as lesson preparation either on qualification to secure a first job. The Certificate • Have a very high standard of spoken and your own or with another teaching colleague. is useful for those wanting to teach English written English both overseas and in the UK private sector. It is also a stepping stone towards gaining the • Agree to the work commitments and time Fees demands of the course qualifications now required in the UK adult state Please contact the ESOL and TESOL department sector. It is recognised by the British Council as • Be willing to be checked by the Criminal for fee information on 024 7662 6309. well as overseas and by various organisations Records Bureau in view of one component in this country. Moreover, it is equivalent to the of the course requiring unsupervised Additional Costs Cambridge CELTA. contact with a student You will need a Criminal Records Bureau check, Attendance However, previous teaching experience is not currently £38. You will also need to pay the required as this is an initial training course. moderation fee, currently £110. You may also The course input will be on Monday evenings have to purchase a small number of books. from 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm but on occasions The programme tutorials will be scheduled from 6.00 pm - 6.30 Application procedure pm and/or 8.30 pm to 9.00 pm. You will learn about English Language Methodology and you will have six hours Please contact the ESOL and TESOL department In addition, you will be observing “live” classes on supervised teaching practice with ESOL on 024 7662 6309 for an application form. at least three occasions as well as completing learners. six hours of teaching practice over the year. Career opportunities These observations and teaching practices will Assessment be outside of Monday evenings and will include The course will enable you to seek employment either another evening or a daytime class. You will complete assignments in: overseas. It will also help you to find employment in the FE sector in the UK, although • Teaching skills you will be required to complete an additional • Language awareness FE qualification at a later stage.

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Henley College Coventry City College Coventry Henley College Coventry is located in the northeast City College Coventry is located close to the City Centre on the of the city. junction of Swanswell Street and Stoney Stanton Road.

Contact Details: Contact Details: Henley College Coventry, Henley Road, Bell Green, Coventry CV2 1ED City College Coventry, Swanswell Street, Coventry CV1 5DG Tel: 024 7662 6300 / Fax: 024 7661 1837 Tel: 024 7679 1000 / Freephone: 0800 616 202 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.henley-cov.ac.uk Website: www.covcollege.ac.uk

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