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course guide FOR JOB SEEKERS 2020 - 2021 Welcome Here at the Chichester College Group, our vision is to ‘change lives through learning’. We do that by placing you at the heart of everything we do. We understand that seeking a job or changing a career can be a challenging and complex task which is why we are proud to offer free specialist support through our Progressions + team who are based at all of our Colleges. We know that you have dreams and aspirations and our job is simple – to give you the best possible chance of achieving these ambitions and it is our privilege to be part of your journey. One of the things we often hear from our students is that our colleges are friendly places, where you are free to be yourself. You will be challenged to achieve your best, but you will also be given the best possible support to do that. That sense of community, along with the quality of our teaching, is why we believe we will be a great choice for you. We very much look forward to welcoming you to one of our Colleges and supporting you to find your next job. CEO, Chichester College Group 2 Chichester College Group Chichester College Group is a family of colleges in West Sussex – Chichester, Crawley, Brinsbury and Worthing and in September 2020 we will be opening Haywards Heath College. As the largest college group in Sussex, we educate more than 20,000 students each year, and you can be assured that you will be at the centre of everything we do which is reflected in our outstanding results. Haslemere Petersfield Brighton Portsmouth 3 Apprenticeships An apprenticeship is a great way to earn money, learn new skills and gain a nationally recognised qualification in your chosen industry. We deliver high-quality apprenticeships from our Brinsbury, Chichester, Crawley and Worthing campuses – giving you the flexibility to choose the right apprenticeship for your business. Earn while you learn and get hands on with a wide range of industries, including construction, business, IT, engineering, care, horticulture, and retail. You can view our list of vacancies at ccgapprenticeships.ac.uk For more information, call us on 01243 812948 or email [email protected] Key Care Services Brinsbury College Adult Care Worker 2 Chichester College Lead Adult Care Worker 3 Crawley College Children, Young People and 4 Families Practitioner Worthing College (Residential Childcare) Apprenticeship Level Location Catering and Hospitality Commis Chef 2 Agriculture, Environmental and Animal Care Production Chef 2 Equine Groom 2 Chef De Partie 3 Senior Equine Groom 3 Hospitality Team Member 2 Horticulture & Landscape 2 Hospitality Supervisor 3 Operative Hospitality Manager 4 Landscape/Horticulture 3 Supervisor Construction Bricklayer 2 Business and Administration Carpentry & Joinery 2 Business Administrator 3 Advanced Carpentry 3 Team Leader/Supervisor 3 & Joinery Operations/Departmental 5 Manager Property 2 Maintenance Operative Chartered Manager (Degree) 6 Fire Emergency & Security 3 Learning & Development 3 Systems Technician Practitioner Installation Electrician/ 3 Learning & Development 5 Maintenance Technician Consultant Business Partner Plumbing & Domestic 3 HR Support 3 Heating Technician HR Consultant/Partner 5 Gas Engineering Operative 3 4 Creative and Design Health and Science Creative Venue Technician 3 Healthcare Support Worker 2 Live Event Technician 3 Senior Healthcare 3 Support Worker Cultural Learning & 3 Participation Officer Healthcare 5 Assistant Practitioner Dental Nurse 3 Digital Leisure Team Member 2 Digital Support Technician 3 Leisure Duty Manager 3 Data Analyst 4 Personal Trainer 3 Education and Childcare Community Activator Coach 2 Early Years Practitioner 2 Community Sport and 3 Health Officer Early Years Educator 3 Teaching Assistant 3 Legal, Finance and Accounting Learning Mentor 3 Accounts/Finance Assistant 2 Assessor/Coach 4 Payroll Administrator 3 Learning & Skills Teacher 5 Workplace Pensions 3 (Administrator or Consultant) Engineering and Manufacturing Assistant Accountant 3 Autocare Technician 2 Professional Accounting/ 4 Motor Vehicle Service & 3 Taxation Technician Maintenance Technician Accountancy/ 7 General Welder 2 Taxation Professional Metal Fabricator 3 Sales, Marketing and Procurement Engineering Operative 2 Customer 2 Maintenance & Operations 3 Service Practitioner Engineering Technician Digital Marketer 3 Engineering Technician 3 (Technical Support) Sales Executive 4 Engineering Technician 3 Commercial 4 (Machinist) Procurement & Supply Composites Technician 3 Transport and Logistics Furniture Manufacturer 2 (Wood Machinery) Supply Chain 2 Warehouse Operative Furniture Manufacturer 2 (Modern Upholsterer) Bespoke Furniture Maker 3 Advanced Upholsterer 3 Hair and Beauty Beauty Therapist 2 Hair Professional 2 Advanced & Creative 3 Hair Professional 5 Access to higher education If you want to do a degree but you don’t have the relevant qualifications or experience an Access to Higher Education Diploma gets you degree-ready in just one year. All Access courses have an emphasis on developing key study skills and you will follow an academic development programme. You will have a personal tutor who will track your progress and help you develop study strategies. You will also be supported with your degree application at university or with us. Why it pays to do an Access to Higher Education Diploma Funding or Advanced Learner Loan (ALL) available to cover your course fees. NOTHING to pay upfront with the ALL and NO repayments till you’re earning at least £25,725 a year. Progress and then successfully complete a degree and get your Access to HE fees written off. Course Mode Duration College Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Brinsbury Animal Management Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Chichester Humanities and Social Sciences Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Chichester Criminology (and Forensic Studies) Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Chichester Healthcare Professions Access to Higher Education: Computing FT 1 year Chichester Access to Higher Education: Engineering FT 1 year Chichester Access to Higher Education: Biomedical FT 1 year Chichester Access to Higher Education: Sport Science FT 1 year Chichester Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Crawley Nursing and Healthcare Professions Access to Higher Education: FT 1 year Crawley Health and Health Sciences 6 FREE English, Maths & ESOL courses* We offer adult classes for GCSE English, GCSE Maths and ESOL at our Chichester and Crawley Colleges. Course Start Date Duration Fee GCSE Mathematics (Adult) You will study number skills, algebra, measures, geometry and handling data. You will attend one 3-hour lesson per week Sept 1 year Free* and will need to complete some self-study during the week. There is a choice of daytime and evening classes. GCSE English (Adult) You will develop your reading and writing skills alongside your spoken language skills. Daytime or evening classes are available, and Sept 1 year Free* you will be asked to indicate which are most convenient for you to attend. ESOL (Adult) The ESOL course has been designed for adult (19+) speakers whose home language is not English, who are living or trying to settle in the United Kingdom. Sept 1 year Free** This year (2020-21), we are offering courses at Beginners, Entry 1, Entry 2, Entry 3 and Level 1. * The course is FREE for most UK residents as long as you do not already have a grade C or grade 4 in GCSE maths. If you are new to the country, you may need to pay. Please check with our admissions team. ** This course is free for 19+ who are not studying any other government funded programme. 7 Digital Entitlement A 2018 report found that: > 11.3 million people (21%) lack the full basic digital skills > 4.3 million (8%) have no basic digital skills at all > 5.4 million working adults (10%) are without basic digital skills > People with a registered disability are 4 times as likely to be offline 28% of those aged 60+ are offline In September 2020 we are introducing these new programmes suitable for anyone over 19 years of age who lack basic digital skills Course Start Date 1. Using devices and handling information 2. Creating and editing Entry Level 3 in Essential Digital Skills 3. Communicating 4. Transacting 5. Being safe and responsible online. 1. Using devices and handling information 2. Creating and editing Level 1 in Essential Digital Skills 3. Communicating 4. Transacting 5. Being safe and responsible online. To register or to find out more call us or email [email protected] 8 Professional Qualifications Professional courses are a quick way to earn the skills and industry recognised qualifications to enhance your career opportunities whether it’s Leadership and Management, Marketing, Accountancy and Finance, Law or Human Resources. Accountancy/ Finance Price Advanced Course College Level Duration per year learner loan AAT Access Award Bookkeeping CH 1 8 weeks £232 NIL AAT Foundation Diploma in Accounting & Business CH 2 1 year £2317 NIL CH 2 1 year £925 NIL AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting CR 2 1 year £1265 NIL AAT Foundation Certificate in Bookkeeping CH 2 12 weeks £455 NIL CH 3 1 year £1900 £1900 AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting CR 3 1 year £2000 £1900 CH 4 12-15 £2450 £2450 AAT Professional Diploma in months Accounting 12-15 CR 4 months £2300 £2450 Leadership & Management Price Advanced Course College Level Duration per year learner loan CH 3 10 weeks £450 NIL ILM Award in Leadership & Management CR 3 4 weeks £416 NIL ILM Certificate CH 3 20 weeks £825 NIL in Leadership & Management CR 3 12 weeks £900 NIL ILM Diploma for Managers CH 3 2 years £2485 NIL ILM Diploma for Leaders & Managers CH 5 3 years £4025 NIL 9 Legal Price Advanced Course College Level Duration per year learner loan CILEx Level 3 Diploma in Law and Practice CH 3 1 year £975 £975 CILEx Level 6 Units*: • ILX L6 Criminal Law • ILX L6 Conveyancing 3-4 • ILX L6 Land Law CH 6 months £675 NIL • ILX L6 Criminal Litigation * To achieve the CILEx Level 6 Diploma in Law & Practice you need to complete 1 Practice unit plus its linked Law unit + any other 2 Law units + both Professional Skills units.
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