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Higher Education Evening Tuesday 7Th May 2019 Part of Truro & Penwith College Applying to University - Preparation and Research Part of Truro & Penwith College Higher Education Evening Tuesday 7th May 2019 Part of Truro & Penwith College Applying to University - Preparation and Research . Higher Education Talks . UCAS Fair . June 2019 - ILP Day . Personal Tutor . Subject Lecturers . Student Services Staff . www.ucas.com . Institution Websites Applying to University - Preparation and Research . Subject / subjects to be studied . Duration and content of course . Entry requirements . Location: . city / rural . proximity to Cornwall . Accommodation available . Gap Year? Applying to University - Preparation and Research . Ratio of staff to students . Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF rating) . Number of contact hours students have with academics . National Student Survey results . Spend per student on library and other facilities All this information is available on the Universities’ own websites and on the UCAS website The Application Procedure: an overview . Pro-active research by student . Open Day visits to universities – Spring 2019 onwards . Apply online: September 2019 onwards . Interviews / offers . Student makes final decision . Await results: . July 2020 Deadlines EARLY APPLICATION IS RECOMMENDED! 15th October 2019 . Oxford University . Cambridge University . Medicine / Veterinary / Dentistry . Music Conservatoires: 2nd October 2019 . All other courses: 15th January 2020 . College deadline: 25th November 2019 The Application The Application: UCAS . Education: All qualifications Already achieved and those awaited . Employment history . Personal Statement written by student . Reference provided by the College . Pay on-line £25 up to 5 choices or single application £20 (for Sept. 2020 cycle) After the Application . UCAS Track – an online tracking system . Responses from institutions come via UCAS . Decision time… . 1st Choice = Firm . 2nd Choice – Insurance . Work hard to achieve good results . UCAS Extra . Clearing System Higher Education at Truro & Penwith College More opportunities in Cornwall? Last year approximately 92 students progressed internally to Higher Education programmes at Truro & Penwith College The reasons: • Reputation of the College • Support offered/small teaching groups • Appropriate courses – Levels 4, 5 and 6 • Costs – living at home so less living costs • Accessibility • An attractive place to study • Closeness to family (mature students) Higher Education Courses offered at Truro College 2019 - 2020 Degree Courses BSc (Hons) Applied Computing Technologies BA (Hons) Applied Media BSc (Hons) Applied Social Science BSc (Hons) Applied Sport and Health Science BSc (Hons) Archaeology BA (Hons) Business, Enterprise and Leadership BA (Hons) Education & Training BA (Hons) Human Behavioural Studies BA (Hons) Silversmithing and Jewellery Foundation Degrees 2019 Art & Design IT & Computing FdA Silversmithing & Jewellery FdA/HNC Computer Games Design & Production FdSc Computer Technology Business & Law FdSc Cyber Security FdA/HNC Business FdSc Law Media & Photography FdA Film, Media and Photography Community & Counselling FdA/HNC Children & Young People’s Workforce Science FdSc Community Studies (Development & Youth Work) FdSc Health & Nutrition Education Sport & Public Services FdA Childhood Education FdSc Exercise, Health and Fitness FdSc Public Services English & Humanities FdSc Sports Coaching FdSc Archaeology FdSc Sports Rehabilitation FdA English Studies FdA History, Heritage & Culture Higher National Diplomas HND Applied Psychology HND Applied Biology HND Art & Design What are the advantages of studying at Truro & Penwith College? . Excellent facilities and resources . Quality in teaching and learning . Level 6 opportunities . Accessibility within Cornwall . Lower living costs Part of Truro & Penwith College THE VOCATIONAL ROUTE TO HIGHER EDUCATION Offers will make reference to: . Grades or UCAS Tariff points for Level 3 courses . Students must check entry requirements very carefully as part of preparation and research . Students must also check GCSE requirements UCAS Tariff Extended Diploma CACHE Diploma Grades Tariff Points Grades D*D*D* A* 168 DDD A 144 DDM - 128 - B 120 DMM - 112 MMM C 96 . Other qualifications are awarded points on the Tariff . www.ucas.com/tariff-calculator Advanced Vocational Courses into Higher Education . Extended Diploma students tend to choose HE programmes related to the vocational area they have studied. At Truro & Penwith College, each year over 350 students progress from vocational courses into Higher Education (Numbers are increasing each year) Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Medical Science) Gabi achieved a D*D*D* and was accepted to study Paramedic Science at Portsmouth. Reece achieved a DDD and is currently studying Adult Nursing at the University of Nottingham Annabel achieved a D*D*D* and was accepted to study a BSc in Radiography at Exeter University. Extended Diploma in Applied Science (Forensic Science) Rebecca achieved a D*D*D* and was accepted to study a BSc in Forensic and Analytical Investigation at Keele University. Sophie achieved a D*D*D and was accepted to study Zoology with Environmental Management at Harper Adams. BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport Performance & Excellence Connor achieved D*D*D* for his Level 3 Sport Performance and Excellence Diploma. He is now studying a Foundation Degree in Sports Performance at Bath and is in the high performance triathlon team Level 3 Public Services Yasmin achieved D*D*D* on the Level 3 BTEC Public Services Diploma. She received a highly commended certificate for BTEC for her outstanding voluntary work and academic standards. She is now studying a FdSc in Public Services at Truro College with the aim of becoming a Police Officer. BTEC Extended Diploma In Business QCF Having successfully completed his BTEC Business Diploma James went onto to study Business Management at Swansea University. He is now studying for his research doctorate working alongside Port Talbot enterprise to help develop a context driven process to support open innovation. BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and Tourism (QCF) Katie completed her Level 3 BTEC in Travel and Tourism with a D*D*D* grade and has since progressed to Cardiff Metropolitan University to continue her studies in International Tourism Management. She is excelling at university and is really pleased with her decision to progress to HE, she has adapted to life in Cardiff and is making the most of her university experience. Katie has continued to spend her summers working at Healey’s Cyder Farm back home in Cornwall. BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music Caleb completed his Extended Diploma in Music at Truro and progressed onto the song-writing course at BIMM. A talented banjo player, Caleb is still at university and touring venues across the south coast with his band. BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts: Performance Connor took the Musical Theatre pathway and gained a place on the Musical Theatre course at Trinity Laban Conservatoire. BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Care . Sasha achieved D*D*D* and is now studying towards a degree in Mental Health and Counselling at the University of Gloucester . Harry achieved D*D*D* and is now studying towards a degree in Social Work at the University of Winchester . Halil achieved MMM and is now studying to become a primary school teacher at the University of the West of England in Bristol BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health Abbie achieved D*D*D and is now studying to become a Children’s Nurse at the University of Cardiff Freya achieved D*D*D and is now studying a degree in Midwifery at the University of Bournemouth Chloe achieved D*DD and is now studying to become a paramedic at the University of the West of England in Bristol FINANCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION For students starting in 2020 Finance in Higher Education SFE – Student Finance England . Costs . Types of Loan . Repayments . Extra help Key Messages: . Students do not have to pay any fees upfront . They do not start to repay any loans until they have left university and are earning over £25,725 . Repayments are based on how much they are earning, not how much they borrowed . Loans are written off after 30 years . Repayments are made direct from the salary . Apply early (from February) Costs – 2 aspects Tuition Fees Up to £9,250 per year Accommodation / Food Travel / Living Costs Socialising The Loans: . Everyone can apply Tuition Fees . Not means tested . Student Finance England pay the loan directly to the university The Loans: . Depends on where you live and study Maintenance Loan . Means tested (Living Costs) . Student Finance England pay into student bank account at the start of each term Maintenance Loan Examples Academic Year 2018-19 Maximum Amount Living at home Up to £7,529 Living away from home outside Up to £8,944 London Living away from home in Up to £11,672 London Year studying abroad as part of Up to £10,242 your course Try the student finance calculator at www.gov.uk/studentfinance Repayments Tuition fee & Maintenance loans are added together to make one loan repayment Starts in April after graduation / leaving Automatically deducted from the salary each month No repayments until earning over £25,725 No repayment if salary falls below £25,725 Loans wiped out after 30 years Example Repayments Annual Salary Monthly Repayment £25,725 or less £0 £30,000 £32 £35,000 £69 £25,725 - £2,143 Monthly / £494 Weekly Based on average earning figures – will generally increase annually Extra help . Bursaries . Linked to personal circumstances . Scholarships . Academic results . Ability in areas such as sport / music Ask at OPEN DAYS Research via University websites Local parish magazines / councils Professional accreditation bodies .
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