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Stockport College Full-Time Prospectus 2012 Stockport College Wellington Road South Stockport SK1 3UQ Stockport College Full-Time Prospectus Main Enquiry Line: 0300 300 0090 Minicom Number: 0161 958 3102 2012 Fax: 0161 480 6636 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stockport.ac.uk The information in this publication was correct at time of going to press. It is issued for the general guidance of students thinking of applying to Stockport College. The College reserves the right to withdraw or make amendments to the courses if necessary. The information in this prospectus is also available in Full-Time Prospectus 2012 other formats upon request by calling 0161 958 3409. Stockport College College Stockport Construction ........................................................................138 l IMI Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair (Motorcycle) l BTEC Level 1 Diploma in Construction l IMI Level 3 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance & Repair l Level 2 Diploma in Construction Contents (Motorcycle) Technical Certificate l Level 3 Extended Diploma In Construction l Extended Diploma in Civil Engineering Motor Vehicle ..................................................................... 206 Engineering .........................................................................144 l IMI Level 1 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair l Mathematics l l Level 1 Vocational Engineering Training-Electrical and IMI Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair l Media Studies Electronic/Mechanical Technical Certificate l Photography l Level 2 Vocational Engineering Training-Electrical and Music Technology ...........................................................210 Dates for your diary ..............................................................2 l Physics Electronic/Mechanical l Psychology l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music Technology Principal’s Welcome ............................................................4 l Intermediate Technical Certificate in Mechanical/Electrical & l Russian Electronic Engineering Painting and Decorating ...........................................214 Fantastic Facilities ................................................................6 l Sociology l Electrotechnical Technology Level 2 Certificate - City & Guilds 2330 l l Level 1 Diploma Painting and Decorating Spanish l Social Atmosphere ................................................................8 Foundation Diploma Engineering (Level 1) l Level 2 Diploma Painting and Decorating Parents’/Carers’ Guide ..................................................... 10 Art, Design and Media ....................................................82 l Higher Diploma Engineering (Level 2) l Advanced Diploma Engineering (Level 3) Performing Arts ................................................................. 220 l Level 1 Diploma in Art, Design and Media Access Ability & Learner Support ............................ 13 l Extended Diploma in Civil Engineering l Level 2 Diploma in Art and Design l BTEC Level 1 Diploma in Performing Arts Money Matters .......................................................................14 l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma Art and Design ESOL ...........................................................................................156 l BTEC Level 2 Diploma Performing Arts-Acting l Level 3 Foundation Diploma Art and Design l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts - Acting Course Fees ...............................................................................17 l English for Speakers of Other Languages - International Students l Level 2 Diploma Media l English for Speakers of Other Languages Plastering ............................................................................. 226 In the News ...............................................................................19 l Level 3 Extended Diploma in Media Production l Diploma in Plastering Level 1 l Foundation Diploma Creative and Media (Level 1) Foundation and Learner Inclusion .....................160 What qualifications do you need? ........................20 l Diploma in Plastering Level 2 l Advanced Diploma Creative and Media (Level 3) l Developing Independence Where to get advice? .......................................................23 l Diploma in Dry Lining Level 2 Beauty Therapy ...................................................................92 l Preparing for Work How to Apply .........................................................................24 l Gateway Plumbing .............................................................................. 232 l Level 1 Diploma in an Introduction to the Hair and Beauty Sector l Step into Work l Level 1, Certificate in Access to Building Services Engineering Enrolment ................................................................................27 l QCF Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy l Work Related Programme (WRP) (City & Guilds 2000) l QCF Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Entry Criteria .........................................................................28 l Learn 2 Work (L2W) l Certificate in Basic Plumbing Studies (City & Guilds 6129-22) l QCF Level 2 Diploma in Nail Services l Level 2, Diploma in Access to Building Services Engineering Apprenticeships .................................................................30 l QCF Level 3 Diploma in Nail Services Hairdressing ........................................................................168 (City & Guilds 2000) Access to Higher Education .......................................38 Brickwork ...............................................................................100 l Entry Level Certificate in an Introduction to the Hair & Beauty Sector Entry Level 3 Public Services .................................................................. 238 GCSEs ..........................................................................................42 l Level 1 Diploma in Brickwork l Hairdressing: Level 1 (NVQ (QCF)) Certificate in Hairdressing and l Level 1 Diploma in Public Services l Level 2 Diploma in Brickwork l Core Science Barbering l Level 2 Diploma in Public Services l Additional Science Business ..................................................................................104 l Level 1 Diploma in an Introduction to the Hair and Beauty Sector l Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services - Uniformed l l Applied Science Diploma in Hairdressing Level 2 l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Business l l Level 2 (NVQ) (QCF) Diploma in Hairdressing Science ................................................................................... 244 English Language l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business l History l Level 3 (QCF) Diploma in Hairdressing l BTEC Level 1 Diploma in Applied Science l Mathematics Carpentry and Joinery ................................................ 110 Health and Social Care ...............................................178 l NVQ Level 2 in Clinical Laboratory Support l Media Studies l Levels 1, 2 & 3 Certificate in Furniture Production l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Applied Science l BTEC Level 1 Diploma in Health and Social Care l Psychology l Level 1 Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery l Applied Science : BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Applied Science l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Health & Social Care (QCF) l Sociology l Diploma in Site Carpentry Level 2 l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Forensic Science l Apprenticeship: Care Cadet Programme l Diploma in Site Carpentry Level 3 A Levels .....................................................................................54 l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care (Health Studies) Sport........................................................................................... 252 l Biology Catering & Hospitality .................................................. 118 l AS GCE in Health & Social Care (Double Award) l BTEC Level 1 Diploma Sport and Active Leisure (QCF) l A Level Health and Social Care Double Award A2 l Business Studies l QCF Level 1 Catering & Hospitality Food Preparation & Food Service l NVQ Level 2 in Activity Leadership (QCF) l Level 3 Diploma in Allied Health Profession Support l Chemistry l VRQ (QCF) Level 1 Diploma in Professional Cookery l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Sport l Chinese l QCF Level 2 Professional Cookery Food Preparation and Cooking Information Technology .............................................188 l CYQ Level 2 Diploma in Health, Fitness and Exercise Instruction (QCF) l English Language l l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Football studies. (QCF) NVQ (QCF) Level 2 Food & Drink Service l Level 1 BTEC Diploma for IT Users l l English Literature l QCF Level 3 Professional Cookery (Preparation and Cooking) Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science. (QCF) l Level 1 National Certificate in ICT l Engineering l l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (QCF) QCF Level 3 Hospitality Supervision & Leadership l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in IT l Fine Art l CYQ Level 3 Certificate in Personal Training. (QCF) Childhood Studies ...........................................................128 l BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT l French Academy of Sport............................................................. 262 l Further Mathematics l Entry Level Health Care and Wellbeing Media Make-up ................................................................196 l l German BTEC Level 1 Diploma in Caring for Children l BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Performing Arts - Production - Media Travel and Tourism ........................................................ 266 l Government and Politics
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