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Full-Time Course Guide FULL-TIME COURSE GUIDE 2012-2013 WELCOME TO EAST SURREY COLLEGE GUIDE FOR 2012/2013 OUR MISSION... Providing inspirational, high quality education and training which meets the needs of individuals, employers and our local communities OUR VISION... To be an outstanding provider of education and training WE ARE FOCUSSED ON... Quality Aspiration Responsibility Innovation Openness Clarity NEW PLATINUM LEVEL COURSES 4 OPEN EVENTS FULL-TIME COURSES 4 1 Reigate School of Art, Design & Media 6 Saturday 17 September 2011 - Art, Design & Media 7 10:00 - 14:00 2 Business & Computing 10 - Business 11 Saturday 8 October 2011 - Computing & IT 12 10:00 - 14:00 3 Hair, Beauty & Caring Services 13 Wednesday 9 November 2011 - Hairdressing 14 - Beauty Therapy & Spa 15 17:30 - 20:00 - Health & Social Care 16 Thursday 23 February 2012 - Childcare 17 4 Life Skills 18 17:30 - 20:00 - ESOL 19 Saturday 24 March 2012 - Kick Start 20 - Numeracy & Literacy 20 10:00 - 14:00 - Supported Learning 21 5 Public Services, Sport and Travel & Aviation 22 - Public Services 23 - Sport 24 - Travel & Tourism 25 - Aviation 25 6 Technology 26 - Construction 27 - Engineering & Electronics 30 - Motor Vehicle 31 FIND OUT MORE 33 - Why choose ESC? 33 - Apprenticeships 34 - Higher Education 35 - Course Levels 36 - Client Services 38 - Open Events 39 - How do I apply? 40 - Do I have to pay? 41 - Facilities 42 - Functional Skills & Additional Learning Support 43 - Are you 14-16? 44 - Student Voice 45 WHAt’s where? 3 www.esc.ac.uk NEW Platinum Options Studying for a BTEC Extended Diploma is an AS subjects offered for exciting and practical approach to gaining an excellent and highly respected qualification in a September 2012 vocational area such as business, engineering or (with any specific entry requirements) health and social care. AS Subject Possible Required In today’s competitive world, universities and vocational links GCSE grade employers are increasingly looking for candidates Maths Business, Minimum B in who can offer a broader and more diverse CV. Engineering Maths Candidates who are able to demonstrate that they can offer not only an excellent vocational English Any vocational Minimum B in qualification but also an academic AS/A level will be area English very well placed to meet those needs. Biology Sport, Public Minimum B Services in Core & This ‘best of both worlds’ approach is now possible; Additional East Surrey College has joined with Reigate Sixth Science Form College so that students can follow a BTEC Sociology Health & Social Minimum B in programme and at the same time study for an A/ Care English AS level. The BTEC course will be taught by highly experienced vocational experts from East Surrey History of Art Art & Design Minimum B in College and the AS/A level element by staff from English Reigate College which has been categorised as Psychology Health & Social Minimum B providing outstanding A level quality and results by Care in Maths & OFSTED. Science All applicants will need a suite of academic GCSEs Why should I choose this with more As and Bs than Cs. In addition a grade C course? in Maths and English is expected. • Course combines the best of academic and vocational study and teaching What do I need to do next? • Attend a College Open Event to talk to College • A Level courses taught by specialists from a staff Beacon sixth form college • Places will be limited so it is important to fully • Outstanding vocational college facilities complete and return the College Application Form • Enhanced UCAS points aiding entry to the best as soon as possible universities • Talk about possible AS choices with your interviewer • You will be at College for five full days of study • Achieve the best possible GCSE results in 2011/12 4 PLATINUM LEVEL COURSES 01737 788444 Maths with Business or Engineering English with any vocational area Biology with Sport or Public Services Psychology with Health & Social Care Combine traditional AS levels with vocational learning, AS Level and fast track to a with a BTEC Extended Diploma successful future History of Art with Art & Design Sociology with Health & Social Care WANT TO TAKE AS LEVELS AS WELL? 5 www.esc.ac.uk RSADM 1 - Art - Design - Media WHERE CAN IT LEAD? 2010/11 PROGRESSION - COURSES RECENT UNIVERSITY PLACEMENTS • Advertising & Marketing • Fashion: Media & • Anglia Ruskin University • The University of • Architecture Promotion • Bath Spa University Bradford • Architecture & • Fine Art • Birmingham City • The University of Environmental Design • Fine Art (Painting) University Huddersfield • Character Creation • Fine Art Film • Bournemouth University • The University of & Technical Effects • Graphic Arts • Brighton University Manchester Commercial • Graphic Arts & Design • Buckinghamshire New • The University of Photography • Graphic University Nottingham • Computer & Video Communication & • Coventry University • The University of Games Typography • De Montfort University Reading • Computer Animation • Graphic Design • Goldsmiths, University • UCA - Canterbury • Computer Animation - Advertising of London • UCA - Farnham Arts Animation Design Management & Brand • Leeds Metropolitan • UCA- Epsom • Computer Games Art Management University • University of Chichester • Computer Games • Graphic Design & • London Metropolitan • University of East Design Illustration University London • Computer Games • Graphic Design: Visual • Middlesex University • University of Technology Communications • Northbrook College Hertfordshire • Computer Gaming & • Illustration • Norwich, University • University of Lincoln Animation Technology • Make-up & Prosthetics College Of The Arts • University of • Digital Film & Screen for Performance • Nottingham Trent Northampton Arts • Marketing & Advertising University • University of Plymouth • Fashion Management • Oxford Brookes • University of • Fashion & Textile • Model Design & Model University Portsmouth Design with Enterprise Effects • Plymouth College of Art • University of • Fashion & Textile • Model Making • Reigate School of Art, Southampton Management • Photography Design and Media • University of the Arts • Fashion & Textile • Photography for • Sheffield Hallam London - Central Saint Retailing Fashion & Advertising University Martins • Fashion Marketing & • Printed Textile Design • Southampton Solent • UAL - Wimbledon Branding • Special Effects University • University of the West • Fashion Promotion • Surface Design • Teesside University of England, Bristol • Fashion Promotion & • Textile Design • The Arts University • University of Wales, Imaging • Three Dimensional College, Bournemouth Newport • The Manchester • University of 6 • Fashion Styling (Make Design Up & Hair Design) • Web Design Metropolitan University Westminster FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN ART, DESIGN & MEDIA ART & DESIGN This course is designed to encourage you to develop the personal skills and qualities needed for work, With a long established reputation for placing students OMA 1 in Higher Education, the Foundation course offers an L learning and to help you achieve your full potential. OMA This course offers a broad introduction to Art, Design L intensive period of study to confirm and prepare for subject specialisation in Higher Education. This course and Media for those with little practical experience. is a required prerequisite for most HE creative subject The course includes art and design skills including areas. It is aimed at post AS or A2 students as well 1 DIP drawing, painting and printmaking linked to digital as mature students. Students are expected to be self L skills. It provides the progression route for a career in motivated as they are expected to work with challenging the creative industries of Art, Design and Media. ATION DIP materials, processes and methods whilst developing LEVE 6 1 Year D their own considered approach. After a period of diagnostic workshops, students specialise in subject R One GCSE grade A*-C, a portfolio of work would area pathways – Fine Art, Graphics, Fashion/Textiles, be an asset at interview 3D Design and Photography. The Foundation course at RSADM has a reputation for providing individual care 2 Portfolio of work 4 FOUN L and attention to its students. Mature students with or v A career in the creative industries of Art, Design without formal qualifications are encouraged to apply. & Media or Level 2 Diploma in Art & Design EVE L 6 1 Year R AS or A level grade A-C ART & DESIGN 2 Portfolio of work This intermediate course is aimed at students who want to build on their experience from school. This v A degree, Higher National Diploma (HND) course OMA L exciting new course gives a broad introduction to the or a career in the design industry subject areas as well as the important basic skills and IP D understanding. It includes painting, drawing, 3D work, Interested in a HIGHER EDUCATION course at photography, digital imaging, surface design, graphics ESC? Find out more on p35. 2 and animation. L This course provides a solid grounding for the more PART-TIME courses are also available - see the specialist Level 3 National Diplomas and provides the EVE back of this guide or visit www.esc.ac.uk/part-time L progression route for a career in the creative industries of Art, Design and Media. 6 1 year R Two GCSEs grade A*-C, one of which must be Art or Design Technology 2 Portfolio of work v A career in the creative industries of Art, Design and Media or National Diplomas in Art 6 = Duration 2 = Assessment R = Entry Requirements v = Next Step ART, DESIGN & MEDIA 7 www.esc.ac.uk ART,
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