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Progression After One Event (Invitation Only) Thursday 13th June 2019 4.30 -6.30pm BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College The aim of the event • To support One students who will be leaving us this academic year who have not yet decided upon and/or secured their next steps. • To provide information about a range of local opportunities and support networks available post One. BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Progression Options • Higher Education • Further Education • Alternative Education • Apprenticeships • Degree Apprenticeships • Employment and Volunteering BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Higher Education For our L3 students that are still contemplating Higher Education it is not too late to apply. Students still have until 1800 on 30th June 2019 to apply before being automatically entered into Clearing Clearing 2019 is open from 5th July – 20th September at 1800 BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Higher Education – Guest Speakers Tegan Locke – University Studies at West Suffolk College Glen White – University of Suffolk at Suffolk New College BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College • Outstanding individual support • Small class sizes • Local University Studies at West Suffolk College University Studies at West Suffolk College • Students finish their courses - 96% retention • Students achieve - 81% of students were awarded a 1st or 2.1 • Students enjoy their experience - 84% satisfaction in NSS • Positive Destinations - 94% went into employment or post graduate study 2018/19 • Six students have returned to us this year from large campus universities • One student progressed from a PRU to achieve 1st class degree, national award for training with expert specialists, now working at Pinewood Studios BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College University Studies at West Suffolk College – quotes from students • The calibre and experience of the staff is highly impressive. • There is a wide range of project work on the course including live briefs and client work • I feel a strong sense of belonging • My tutor is passionate and enthusiastic on his subject • Due to the smaller classes I am able to talk to my course directors directly whenever I need to • All the tutors contribute to getting the best out of each student. BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Applied Sport University Creative and Commercial Music Live Sound Studies Art Practice at West Graphic Communication Design Business and Management Suffolk Coll (Marketing / Events) ege Computer Games Technology Construction Management Engineering (Mechanical / Electrical) - Software Development Our Counselling Early Childhood Studies History / Sociology / English / Courses Psychology Teacher Training BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Welcome to the University of Suffolk at Suffolk New College FdA Fashion Communication and Promotion BA(Hons) Fashion Communication and Promotion (progression route) Fashion Communication and Promotion merchandiser fashion trend journalis photographe dress analyst t r maker designer promote marketer r P.R. officer window stylist dresser event strategis co-ordinator t fashion illustrator buyer Fashion Communication and Promotion Lynsey Charlotte Danielle Adele Glen Catherine • Year 1 (Level 4) • Year 2 (Level 5) • Year 3 (Level 6) - optional Concepts and Innovation – semester 1 (Research and practical experimentation) Professional Futures – semester 2 (Dissemination) Dissertation – all year (Advanced Research) Fashion Business and Entrepreneurship – all year (Final Major Project) • Additional Trips • New Building, New Courses L4 Creative Enterprise (Sep 2019) BA(Hons) Technical & Sustainable Clothing (Sep 2020) BA(Hons) Creative Interactive Media (Sep 2021) L5 Journalism (NCTJ accredited) (Sep 2021) And more to come! any questions [email protected] Apprenticeships Guest Speakers Suffolk New College – Jessica Holland / Olly Waters Degree Apprenticeships – NEW Police Degree Programme - PC Mike Small Information Stands Further information and opportunities available tonight from • Kayleigh Elmer from West Suffolk College • Kristian Hammond from Key Training • Debra Gingell from Neaco re Degree Apprenticeships BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Apprenticeships This presentation has been designed to help you to understand what an Apprenticeship is and how to apply for Apprenticeship vacancies. School leaving age You must stay in some form of education or training until your 18th Birthday. You must be 16 or over and not in any form of education in order to apply for an apprenticeship, but there is no upper age limit. What is an apprenticeship? Apprenticeships give you the opportunity to work for a real employer, earn a salary and gain a qualification/Apprenticeship certificate whilst gaining valuable workplace skills and experience. An apprenticeship can take between one and four years to complete and cover over 1,500 job roles in a wide range of industries, including engineering, accounting, childcare and business administration. You get paid and you have a career Average wage £170 per week National Minimum Wage £3.90 per hour *The national minimum wage for apprentices increases in April each year. Wage depends on the employer – many pay more than Minimum Wage What are my Apprenticeship Options? There are a number of apprenticeship you can apply for depending on your current skills and qualifications. The most commonly selected apprenticeships at Suffolk New College are: ❖ Accounting ❖ HR Support ❖ Beauty Therapy ❖ IT (Specialist, Telecoms Professional) ❖ Bricklaying ❖ Painting and Decorating ❖ Business Administration ❖ Personal Training and Sports Leadership ❖ Carpentry & Joinery ❖ Plumbing and Heating / Gas Engineering ❖ Civil Engineer Degree* ❖ Retail ❖ Customer Service* ❖ Teaching & Learning in Schools ❖ Electrical Installation* ❖ Team Leading & Supervisor* ❖ Engineering Manufacture ❖ Vehicle Body & Paint ❖ Hairdressing ❖ Vehicle Maintenance and Repair ❖ Hospitality and Catering What are the entry requirements? Level 2/Intermediate Apprenticeship entry requirements GCSE’s grade A-E or 9-3 and a commitment to achieving English and Maths Level 1 Functional Skill and ICT (if required) Level 3/Advanced Apprenticeship entry requirements Prior Level 2 qualifications if applicable GCSE’s grade A-D or 9-4 and a commitment to achieving English and Maths Level 2 Functional Skill and ICT (if required) Steps to becoming an apprentice 1. Register on Find an apprenticeship www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship 2. Search for Apprenticeships 3. Start applying 4. Manage your alerts 5. visit Suffolk New College Website www.suffolk.ac.uk/apprenticeships Further Information and Guidance Register on Find an apprenticeship www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship Visit Get in Go Far https://www.getingofar.gov.uk/#choose-an-apprenticeship Contact the Apprenticeship Team If you are interested in either taking on or becoming an apprentice please contact the Apprenticeships Team: Tel: 01473382922 Email: [email protected] Any questions? PC Mike Small Suffolk Constabulary Degree Apprenticeships https://www.suffolk. police.uk/join-us BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Further Education For our L2 students that wish to progress onto a L3 course elsewhere it is advised to contact the institution directly to check for available places Upcoming Open Events 15th June 2019 Easton and Otley College 10am – 4pm 22nd June 2019 West Suffolk College 10am – 12noon 22nd August 2019 Colchester Institute 10am -1pm Suffolk New College – no further dates for 2019 intake but please contact directly BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Alternative Education 16-19 Study Programmes • Aim to provide useful qualifications whilst also preparing participants for the world of work through work experience placements / projects with a view to progressing into employment, traineeship/apprenticeship or further education. • The programme is tailored to the participants needs, so whether you need support in overcoming a personal challenge, are unhappy with your grades this summer or just really keen to start learning the skills needed to succeed in the workplace, it can help you. • There are lots of training providers to choose from depending on where you live so it’s worth chatting to them all and finding out which one suits you, as some may be specialists in your chosen career, such as mechanics or childcare, whereas others may work more with you on projects to help build your self-confidence. • You need to also ask the training provider about the bursary. This is money to cover travel and food costs, and it varies from place to place. If you are not able to take part in work experience or you prefer to study for qualifications, you may still be able to be part in the study programme, but you need to ask training providers if this is something that worries you, as only certain training providers can offer certain qualifications. • You may also study functional skills in English and Maths if you didn’t achieve these at GCSE level. You can then choose to attempt your GCSEs again. A levels also count as part of the study programme if the provider can offer these. • The programme can support you with maintaining or getting into a routine and places you in a real work environment where you will work with other people and deal with customers – making you more employable. BTEC College of the Year 2018 Sixth Form College Local Alternative Education Providers BTEC College
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