Inspire Succeed Achieve eastleigh.ac.uk 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES
2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL-TIME COURSES GUIDE
CONTENTS
WELCOME 03 ENGINEERING 42 WHY EASTLEIGH COLLEGE 04 ENTERPRISE SKILLS 44 A GUIDE TO THE RIGHT LEARNING STYLE 06 EVENT MANAGEMENT 46 FULL TIME STUDY PROGRAMMES 07 HAIRDRESSING 48 APPRENTICESHIPS 08 HR & RECRUITMENT 50 YOUR APPRENTICESHIP JOURNEY 10 KICKSTART 52 REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL COURSES 12 LOGISTICS & SUPPLY MANAGEMENT 54 SUPPORTING YOUR SUCCESS 13 MEDIA MAKE-UP & HAIR ARTISTRY 56 COLLEGE FACILITIES 15 MOTOR VEHICLE 58 WHAT OUR LEARNERS THINK 16 NURSING, HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE 60 ENGLISH & MATHS 17 PLUMBING 62 PUBLIC SERVICES 64 ACCOUNTANCY & FINANCE 18 REFRIGERATION 66 ART, DESIGN & MEDIA 20 SPORT & FITNESS 68 BEAUTY THERAPIES 22 SUPPORTED LEARNING 70 BUILT ENVIRONMENT 24 TRAVEL & TOURISM 72 BUSINESS 26 CARPENTRY 28 LIFE AFTER COLLEGE 74 CATERING & HOSPITALITY 30 HOW TO APPLY 75 CONSTRUCTION 32 DENTAL 34 DIGITAL INDUSTRIES 36 EARLY YEARS, CARE & EDUCATION 38 ELECTRICAL 40
2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
WELCOME
You’re at an exciting time, taking We’ll expect you to share our values, namely ambition, resilience, professionalism and your first steps away from school respect. In return, you will not be short of or sixth form and towards your enriching experiences; talks from experts, future career. workshops, employer visits, trips and industry competitions are built into our courses Here at Eastleigh College we specialise in to ensure we leave no stone unturned in technical and professional courses and providing relevant and fulfilling extra-curricular apprenticeships. As you read through this opportunities for you. prospectus and explore our social media and website, you’ll see we offer so much more than Don’t take our word for it, listen to those who just qualifications - you’ll gain invaluable work have already studied with us - 93% would experience, industry knowledge, insight and recommend us to a friend! essential skills. These opportunities are available Take time to look at all your options and think whether you plan to move directly into a job carefully about what you want to achieve in the or apprenticeship, or continuing studying at next few years, and we look forward to seeing university. you at one of our open events soon, whether We’re ambitious for our learners. Striving for online or at our campus. excellence underpins everything we do. From Work hard, and stay safe. our industry-standard facilities, quality of teaching, depth of learner support and wide Paul Cox range of courses and apprenticeships across Chief Executive areas as diverse as accountancy to art; & Principal built environment to business management; catering to carpentry... A recent learner survey revealed that the top two key reasons for choosing Eastleigh College were our 'wide range of courses' and 'great location', and you'll find a whole host of other benefits on pages 4 and 5 of this prospectus. Latest government data ranked Eastleigh College as Hampshire's leading college for 16-18 year-old learner achievement. We’re proud of our reputation for providing excellence and opportunity, paving the way for new and flourishing careers. Last year, 95% of our learners successfully progressed on to work, apprenticeships or university after completing a course with us. 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
WHY EASTLEIGH COLLEGE?
PROFESSIONAL DIVERSE RANGE LOCATION & TECHNICAL OF INDUSTRIES Buses from across EXPERTISE From trades such as the region stop near Over 100 full time carpentry, plumbing and the College, which is professional and electrical to professional also within walking technical courses and qualifications in distance of Eastleigh and apprenticeships ranging accountancy, built Southampton Parkway from entry level to Level environment and train stations. This means 3, and above. teaching. we attract learners from Southampton, Winchester, Romsey, the New Forest and beyond.
REPUTATION PROGRESSION SPECIALIST 93% of learners would SUCCESS COURSES recommend us to a 95% of our learners Unique and nationally friend. went on to renowned courses university, work or from NHS-partnered an apprenticeship health and social care after completing their to refrigeration and course with us. dental nursing.
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QUALITY AND DEPTH OF INDUSTRY-LINKS TEACHING Over 500 employer partners providing Dual professional lecturers with work experience, sector talks, industry expertise and experience. workshops, apprenticeships and National recognition for teaching more. excellence.
INDUSTRY-STANDARD GCSE RESIT EXCELLENCE FACILITIES Resit results well above the national Investment in practical learning average. environments to mirror industry Shortlisted for tes fe awards. standards.
BEST COLLEGE IN HAMPSHIRE FOR STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
CAREER COLLEGES TRUST BEST IN HAMPSHIRE Member of the Career Colleges Trust Government data ranked Eastleigh network, equipping our learners College in the top 10 colleges with knowledge, experience and nationally - and the best in Hampshire access to industry projects in sectors - for student achievement. experiencing employment growth. 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
A GUIDE TO THE RIGHT LEARNING STYLE
Our professional and technical courses will help you reach your next step by developing knowledge and gaining a range of transferable practical skills that will assist you when you decide to enter the world of work. The chart below may help you decide which course type is right for you:
FULL TIME COURSE OR APPRENTICESHIP - HOW DO YOU PREFER TO LEARN? I mostly like completing a portfolio or coursework, or being assessed by completing a practical task.
I like to learn in I like to learn in the classroom the classroom and through and through practical (hands- practical (hands-on) on) workshops, which workshops I can then practise at my place of work
I want to study I want to study full time at college and at at college my place of work
FULL TIME TECHNICAL AND APPRENTICESHIPS PROFESSIONAL COURSES
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FULL TIME STUDY PROGRAMMES
Our full time courses aim to prepare you for your next step after college, whether that’s in to employment, an apprenticeship or on to university. You will be encouraged to undertake work experience placements, develop your maths and English, participate in enrichment activities and expand your subject knowledge and technical skills.
+ PROFESSIONAL OR TECHNICAL QUALIFICATION + WORK EXPERIENCE + INDUSTRY-RELATED ENRICHMENT + ENGLISH/MATHS (IF NEEDED)
GCSE MATHS & ENGLISH Maths and English are a vital part of the courses at Eastleigh College. They are also key in helping you to gain employment or progress on to further education. We provide a range of courses to help develop and improve your English and mathematical skills.
DO YOU HAVE A GCSE GRADE 9 – 4 IN MATHS OR ENGLISH?
YES NO
You have the Do you have option to improve a grade 3? your grade further or study at a higher level YES NO
You will be required to study You will need to for and retake complete a maths/English Functional Skills GCSE qualification 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
APPRENTICESHIPS
You may want to consider Accountancy Accounts Assistant, Assistant Accountant, starting an apprenticeship Professional Accounting, Taxation Technician directly from school, or to Business Management progress onto one once you’ve Business Administration, Customer Services completed A-levels or a full Carpentry time professional or technical Site Carpentry, Workshop-based Bench Joinery qualification. Built Environment Technical Construction, Construction Site Engineering, Built Environment, Building Services What is an apprenticeship? Dental Apprenticeships combine real work Dental Nursing experiences in a paid role, with structured and supportive learning at college. Apprentices Electrical are full time employees within an organisation Electrical Installation, Electrical Maintenance and earn a wage. After completing an Engineering apprenticeship, many apprentices retain a General Technical Engineering permanent role with their employer. Hairdressing Universities are increasingly accepting Hair Professional Advanced Apprenticeships (Level 3) as part of Hospitality & Catering the entry criteria for some courses, and Higher Food Production & Cooking, Professional Apprenticeships (Levels 4 & 5) can also offer an Cooking, Hospitality Services, Hospitality alternative route to Higher Education, without Supervision the debt of university. Human Resources HR support, HR consultant What apprenticeships are available? Motor Vehicle Eastleigh College offers different levels of Automotive Service, Light Vehicle Maintenance apprenticeship including: Plumbing & Gas Intermediate Apprenticeships (Level 2) Plumbing Services, Gas Engineering, Domestic Advanced Apprenticeships (Level 3) Heating Higher Apprenticeships (Level 4 & Level 5) Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, Heat Pump Systems These are across a wide range of industry Supported Apprenticeships areas as detailed; please check the course Customer Services, Facilities Services, Food pages for more information. Production & Cooking, Team Member
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How long is an apprenticeship? How do I get an apprenticeship? Apprenticeships range from between 13 To become an apprentice you will need an months and four years depending on which employer. You will therefore need to apply for apprenticeship you undertake. Most involve day apprenticeship job vacancies or approach an release, where you will attend college for one employer in the industry. We have links with day a week, while some involve block release, many local employers and may be able to help coming to college for a whole week then you find a vacancy, or provide you with support remaining at work for three weeks. to approach potential employers yourself.
Our dedicated and experienced apprenticeship team is available to guide you, and can be contacted on 023 8091 1195 or [email protected] 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
YOUR APPRENTICESHIP JOURNEY
Apprenticeships vary depending on the industry, level and employer, but the following will give you a guide as to how to secure an apprenticeship and how you, the college and the employer could work together.
– Attend an Eastleigh College open event Find out – Talk to our Apprenticeships Team more – Research and talk with potential employers
Apply for an – Find the apprenticeship that’s right for you – You can apply via the college website - even if you are still apprenticeship looking for an employer programme at – You may decide to also apply for a suitable full time course college to keep your options open
– Look at vacancies on our website - eastleigh.ac.uk Look for an – Look at vacancies on solentapprenticeshiphub.com employer/ – Register for vacancy updates on the government ‘Find an apprenticeship Apprenticeship’ website - gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship – Contact local employers direct
– Complete apprenticeship job applications Apply for – Attend interviews apprenticeship – Talk with our Apprenticeship Team if you’d like guidance vacancies
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– Let us know your employer’s details and we will work Apprenticeship with them to ensure everything is in place for your job offer apprenticeship
– Start work with your employer Start your – Your apprenticeship officer will support you, and arrange apprenticeship your college attendance
– Attend all apprenticeship sessions at college, including Learn and lessons for English or maths, if required develop – You will usually come to college one day a week, and you will also learn from your work colleagues which reinforces the knowledge and skills you develop at college
– You will have termly reviews with your workplace mentor/ Monitoring employer and your apprenticeship officer to review your your progress progress – Your tutors will provide the apprenticeship team with progress reports on your college work – Your assessor and employer work in partnership to support you and use an online reporting system laying out your targets and monitoring areas such as your progress and attendance
– When you, your employer and the college confirm you Complete your have mastered all the skills knowledge and behaviours apprenticeship required for the apprenticeship you will complete an independent assessment – When you pass the End Point Assessment you will complete your apprenticeship
– Become a qualified employee Your – Progress to the next apprenticeship level next step – Progress to university or further professional study 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL COURSES You will need to have:
Good attendance and achievement The majority of our courses will require reports from your previous school or learners to undertake work experience college and complete a successful college placements as part of their course. Although interview, demonstrating your interest and the College will help and support this, commitment to study. you will be encouraged to actively seek and secure your own work experience A genuine interest in your chosen area of placement, including making the necessary study. travel arrangements to and from your place Some courses will require learners without of work. a GCSE grade 9-4 in English or maths to For courses that are two years in duration, undertake either a GCSE or Functional Skills as progression to the second year will only be part of the condition of their chosen course. permitted upon successful completion of Commit to our workplace values of being; year one. respectful, professional, ambitious and resilient.
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SUPPORTING YOUR SUCCESS In addition to excellent teaching and support from our dual professional lecturers, you’ll have access to a range of support services during your time at Eastleigh College:
MONEY MATTERS CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY Our IAG (information, Advice and Guidance) The Hub is a dedicated space providing learners Team are on hand to support learners with with impartial careers advice and employability everything from arranging free meals, Travel opportunities. Whether you want to move on to Bursary Scheme and other bursary funds and employment, an apprenticeship or university, financial support that may be available. you’ll attend careers events, workshops, drop-in sessions and mock interviews as well as have For further details, contact the Student Finance access to industry-specific career events and team: 023 8064 8743 or studentfinance@ dedicated help such as for UCAS applications. eastleigh.ac.uk You may also want to take advantage of a part time job, work experience, volunteering TUTORS or charity work to further enhance your Each learner will have a dedicated tutor who’ll employability. be your main point of contact and support you throughout your course.
STUDY SUPPORT Our learning centre provides an ideal environment to carry out research or complete work. The learning centre is stocked with a broad range of books and online resources, and you’ll also be able to access a computer or iPad.
LEARNER MENTORS Our learner mentors monitor attendance, learning progress and are on hand to provide support, mentoring and guidance to all full time learners, if needed. By working with you, your tutor and parent/carer, as well as any other members of the College support team or external support agencies, we can ensure that you achieve your maximum potential at College. 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
COUNSELLING SERVICE ADDITIONAL LEARNING SUPPORT Qualified and experienced counsellors provide Additional Learning Support is available for all our learners with free, confidential support and learners within the college community to help an opportunity to discuss anything that may be everyone reach their full potential. causing distress, whether they are personal or Our dedicated and experienced team can related to your studies. It’s a space where you answer questions and help by providing can talk openly about anything that is on your support, strategies and technology to assist mind, without judgement or criticism. you with your learning. These are delivered in a Learners can refer themselves to counselling, number of ways including one-to-one sessions, or they can ask a tutor or other supportive group sessions and workshops. Apprentices can member of staff to refer them. also benefit from our dedicated apprenticeship support team.
SAFEGUARDING We can provide screening such as visual stress test, screen for exam arrangements and The College has a dedicated Safeguarding dyslexia screening (although we cannot make a Team who make sure our learners studying at dyslexia diagnosis). Eastleigh College are safe and supported. In addition, we can liaise with and signpost In addition to promoting the welfare of young you to outside agencies to access additional people, we are committed to: support. • Provide a safe learning environment Learners can approach the team directly in • Identify any learners who are suffering or person or via email or phone, or you can be likely to suffer significant harm referred by a tutor or parent/carer. • Take appropriate action to keep learners For further details, contact the Learning Support safe, both at home and at college team: 023 8091 1210 or [email protected] • Actively work to prevent learners being drawn into radicalisation or terrorist activity. For further details, contact the Safeguarding team: [email protected]
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COLLEGE FACILITIES
In addition to our excellent learning environments, our learners benefit from a whole range of campus facilities*
Learning Centre Food and drink Fitness facilities & IT facilities Refectory serving a Fully equipped gym and Books, iPads, computers, range of meals and fitness studio supportive staff snacks, including healthy Reduced rates at Places Additional IT study areas options Leisure, Eastleigh Costa coffee shop
Automotive Centre Avenue Hair East Avenue Restaurant & Beauty Salon Subsidised services and Taster menus, MOTs Subsidised hair and professional chef nights beauty therapy Supporting motor vehicle treatments Supporting catering and learners hospitality learners Supporting hair, make- up and beauty therapy learners
*Some facilities may be restricted due to coronavirus in line with government guidance 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
WHAT OUR LEARNERS THINK
93%of our learners would recommend us to a friend - here A safe and friendly Flexible timetables are some of the top environment which help to reasons why! encourage your independence
Industry experienced Great value Brand new buildings tutors that go out breakfasts in with industry of their way to help the refectory standard equipment
An on-site Costa coffee A short walk into Opportunities shop, for those days Eastleigh town centre to meet, listen to when you just need a for eateries, shopping, and network with caffeine boost! cinema, bowling industry experts and more!
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ENGLISH & MATHS
We have an excellent team of English and maths Level 3 core maths - teachers who work with our learners to help them ideal for engineering, achieve their full potential while studying one of our full computer science, time professional or technical courses. built environment and health & social Some learners may need to re-sit one or both GCSEs to care learners achieve a pass, others who achieved a grade 4 at school may choose to continue studying to improve their result, and many others opt to study Level 3 Core Maths to support technical or professional courses that require strong mathematical knowledge. Whatever the reason, our inspirational teachers deliver Our English & maths lessons in an interesting and engaging way to make GCSE learners achieve learning impactful and relevant. results well above national average
English
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements
Skills for Living in the UK 1 year L1 Willingness to learn Shortlisted for national tes fe English Functional Skills 1 year E3-L2 Willingness to learn awards for GCSE English GCSE 1 year L2 English GCSE grade 3 re-sit success
Maths
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements
Maths Functional Skills 1 year E3-L2 Willingness to learn Dedicated, Maths GCSE 1 year L2 Maths GCSE grade 3 experienced &
Core Maths UCAS 1 year L3 5 GCSEs at grade inspirational English 35 9-5 including English, & maths teachers maths and science for functional skills, GCSEs and Level 3 qualifications 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
ACCOUNTANCY & FINANCE
Accountancy is a growing industry in the UK, and offers a wealth of diversity and specialisms from tax to forensic accounting. With job security and opportunities for advancement, it’s understandable why this area is an increasingly popular career choice.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Advanced Apprenticeship - 13 months L3 4 GCSEs at grades 9-4 Higher Apprenticeship | University Assistant Accountant Employment
Higher Apprenticeship - 13 months L4 4 GCSEs at grades 9-4 University | Employment Professional Accounting Taxation Technician
AAT Accountancy Certificate 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grades 9-4 Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - 13 months L2 4 GCSEs at grades 9-4 Advanced Apprenticeship Accounts/Finance Assistant Employment
Your future: Accountant £27,000+ Finance Officer £24,500 Finance Administrator £18,500
I didn’t enjoy the academic environment at sixth form so moved to Eastleigh which has been much better for me. The teaching is really personalised and the lecturers are so approachable.
Rachel Audin, L2-L4 Accountancy Apprenticeships Previously at Toynbee School Currently studying Accountancy Degree to gain Chartered Accountant status
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75% of learners Get qualified! went on to advanced or You don’t need a higher apprenticeships degree to become an accountant
100% of learners gain meaningful, relevant work experience 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
ART, DESIGN & MEDIA
The UK creative industries generate more than £1bn a year to the economy, with about 1 in 8 UK businesses in the creative industries. The opportunities for those with natural creative flair are incredibly varied from photography and graphic design to textiles and illustration.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Art, Design & Media - UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 L4 Art Foundation | Advanced or Extended Diploma 168 Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Art and Design - UCAS 2 years L3 1 A-level, 2 AS-levels or Art School or University | Advanced or Foundation Diploma 112 L3 Art & Design Ext Dip Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Art and Design - UCAS 1 year L4 1 A-level, 2 AS-levels or Art School or University | Higher 112 Foundation Diploma L3 Art & Design Ext Dip Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Artist £42,000+ Graphic Designer £25,000 Illustrator £20,000+
I chose to come here as I really liked how free it was, it’s quite disciplined but you have the freedom to express yourself.
Mia Green, Level 3 & 4 Art & Design, Previously at The Romsey School, Currently at Brighton University studying Fashion Design with Business Studies
20/21 100% SUCCESS - Progression onto first choice university
Your future: Artist £42,000+ Graphic Designer £25,000 Illustrator £20,000+
MODERN ART STUDIOS - Apple Macs | dark room photo studio | sewing machines
Specialist workshops Past learners have and expert industry graduated from - speakers The Slade School of Art London College of Fashion Central St. Martins Goldsmiths 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
BEAUTY THERAPIES
The beauty industry continues to provide a wide range of careers from being a therapist or make-up artist to moving into providing specialist training. With continuous advancements in the use of technology and skincare, this growing industry can pave the way for a rewarding career.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Beauty Therapy 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Beauty Therapy 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Your future: Salon Manager £25,000 | Spa Therapist £19,000 | Beauty Therapist £12,500+
The course is challenging but it’s amazing, and I’ve really enjoyed learning the new treatments. I’ve had great support and motivation from the teachers and my class mates.
Leona Richards Blyth L2 Beauty Therapy Previously at Crestwood College Currently studying L3 Beauty Therapy
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Work with real clients Purpose-built, modern in our professional training salons beauty salon, therapy rooms and nail bar
Learn the latest techniques: microdermabrasion, electrical treatments, body massage and much more! 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
Core Maths BUILT Enrichment ENVIRONMENT
Construction related employment in the UK continues to increase, offering diverse built environment career paths for a wide range of professional and management roles including site managers, quantity surveyors and architects.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Construction and Built UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Environment 168 Apprenticeship | Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Civil Engineering Technician Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Digital Engineering Technician Employment
Higher Apprenticeship - 3 years L4 Level 3 construction Employment Construction Site Engineering qualification (or =)
Higher Apprenticeship - Building 3 years L4 Level 3 construction Employment Services Engineering qualification (or =)
Your future: Architect £60,000+ Quantity Surveyor £45,000+ Site Manager £25,000+
Eastleigh College has great industry links, and my work experience led to me being offered an apprenticeship. For me, actually getting to do the job whilst being supported by college has been the best way to learn because I’m able to put the theory into practice. There really is no substitute for getting stuck in.
Harrison Godfroy L3 Construction & Built Environment. Previously at Wildern School Currently Chartered Surveyor Apprentice with Barratt Homes
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Learners have gained employment with companies such as Barratt Homes, Mace, Blanchard Wells and Trant
Your future: Architect £60,000+ Quantity Surveyor £45,000+ Site Manager £25,000+
Progress onto an HNC Use the latest (CAD) with one of our L4 Higher computer aided design Apprenticeships and (BIM) building information modelling facilities
A choice of over Enjoy site visits, 30 career paths trips, activities and guest speakers 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
BUSINESS Business and management covers a range of critical business areas from finance, marketing, human resources and management. All organisations require these functions in order to operate successfully. These areas boast an array of career paths to choose from making business and management qualifications an appealing choice.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Business Professional 1 year L2 3 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Administration (including Maths & Apprenticeship | Employment English)
Business Professional 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher UCAS Administration 38 (including Maths & Apprenticeship | Employment English)
Advanced Apprenticeship - 18 months L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Business Administrator (including English & Apprenticeship |Employment Maths)
Advanced Apprenticeship - HR 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher L5 Apprenticeship Support (including English & Employment Maths)
Your future: HR Assistant £27,000 Marketing Assistant £18,000 - £22,000 Administrator £21,000
I looked at lots of colleges but chose Eastleigh as I liked the workplace environment. The courses are a lot of work, but it’s all interesting and involves real tasks and work experience so the effort you put in is really worthwhile and I feel like I’m actually achieving something.
Caitlyn McCreery L2 Business Previously at Chamberlayne College
Currently studying L3 Business 26/27 Work experience placements & industry links & with over 100 local employers
Gain UCAS points on Pitch business ideas our L3 Business with our Dragons’ Den Professional style competition Administration course
Courses can lead to roles in administration, HR, marketing, sales and more! 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
CARPENTRY
Carpenters and joiners continue to be in great demand. Having this specific trade skill allows you to build an expertise in one area and can open up doors for self- employment or career development in workshop or site-based environments.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Carpentry & Joinery 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Site Carpentry 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Carpenter/Joiner
Site Carpentry 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Employment Carpenter/Joiner
Your future: Site Supervisor £37,500 | Shop Fitter £29,000 | Carpenter £25,000
I liked woodwork at school so thought I’d try carpentry at college and I’ve really enjoyed it. I went straight into a job when my apprenticeship ended. I’m over the moon!
Riley Karta-Gilbert L3 Bench Joinery & NVQ Diploma for Architectural Joinery
Previously of Bitterne Park School Currently employed with Ridon Joinery
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Learn professional techniques with industry experts
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CATERING & HOSPITALITY
The catering and hospitality industry covers a wide range of careers including barista, chef de partie, restaurant manager and head chef. Hard work and commitment are needed to gain the skills, knowledge and qualifications leading to rewarding roles in the leisure, entertainment or public sector, where many carry out invaluable catering roles in hospitals, care homes and for the military.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Hospitality and Catering 1 year E3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L1 Professional Catering | Alternative L1 Course
Professional Catering 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Professional Catering 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Advanced Apprenticeship Hospitality Team Member Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Advanced Apprenticeship Commis Chef Employment
Food & Beverage Service 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship Supervision Employment
Advanced Professional Catering 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Specialist Catering College Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Your future: Head Chef up to £38,000 Chef de Partie £20,000 - £26,000 Commis Chef approx. £17,000 - £22,000 The teachers are amazing, they really prepare you for the industry and give you so many opportunities to push yourself and grow.
James Tumilty L3 Professional Catering Previously at Wildern School Currently Chef at Chewton Glen Hotel
30/31 100% of learners have gone on to work in the industry, undertake an apprenticeship or attend catering college
Work with Michelin star Enriching industry chefs | Gain work trips including experience at Lainston House 5* venues | Attend industry and The Ritz masterclasses
Learn from our award-winning lecturers in our fully-equipped training kitchens and restaurant 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
CONSTRUCTION The construction industry contributes more than £110 billion per annum to the UK economy - around a quarter within the public sector and three-quarters in the private sector. It offers a wide range of trade and professional careers including architects, carpenters, civil engineers, electricians, facilities managers, plumbers and quantity surveyors.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Pathway into Construction 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Plumbing Diploma 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Plumbing Diploma 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grades 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or + L1 Plumbing Advanced Apprenticeship Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Higher Apprenticeship Gas Engineering Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - Plumbing 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Higher Apprenticeship & Domestic Heating Technician Employment
Carpentry & Joinery 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Site Carpentry 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Higher Apprenticeship Carpenter/Joiner Employment
Site Carpentry 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Employment Carpenter/Joiner
Electrical Installations 1 year L1 5 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L2 Certificate | Employment
Electrical Installations 1 year L2 5 GCSEs at grades 9-4 L3 Diploma | Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Electrical Installations 2 years L3 L2 Electrical Installations Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 4 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Electrotechnical Employment
Construction and UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Built Environment 168 Apprenticeship | Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Civil Engineering Technician Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Digital Engineering Technician Employment
Higher Apprenticeship - 3 years L4 Level 3 construction Employment Construction Site Engineering qualification (or =)
Higher Apprenticeship - Building 3 years L4 Level 3 construction Employment Services Engineering qualification (or =)
Your future: Electrician - £32,000-£40,000┃Carpenter - £25,000┃Labourer - £21,000 32/33 Study as an apprentice or gain work readiness as a full time student
Expert lecturers experienced in their field
Industry-standard Develop skills workshops and through work equipment placements 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
DENTAL
Dental nurses are always in demand, meaning employment prospects are good. As the only college in Hampshire offering this course, it is an excellent step towards pursuing a career in dental nursing, or using it as a stepping stone to become a dental hygienist or practice manager.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Advanced Apprenticeship - Dental 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Further Dental Nursing qualifications Nurse University | Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Your future: Dental Practice Manager £32,000 – £38,000 Specialist Dental Hygienist £28,050 – £36,644 Dental Hygienist £23,023 – £29,608 Dental Nurse £18,500
My tutors were amazingly supportive, offering fantastic advice and industry knowledge. I now feel so prepared for the next stage in my career, and am considering university to become a dental hygienist.
Megan Ross, L3 Diploma in Dental Nursing Apprenticeship Previously at Henry Cort School
Currently employed as a Dental Nurse
34/35 Gain UCAS points for university
Fully-equipped 100% of learners on-site mock continued into relevant dental surgery employment
Only FE college in the South of England to provide specialist dental training 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
Core Maths DIGITAL Enrichment INDUSTRIES Computing and digital media are at the forefront of industries across the globe, encompassing many growing sectors including cyber security, architectural visualisation, software development, CGI and game design. Everything we use and see involves some form of computing or digital imagery. Digital industries demand a highly qualified workforce, often with above average starting salaries.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Digital Futures 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced (including English & Apprenticeship Maths)
Digital Computing - UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 HNC/HND | University | Advanced or Extended Diploma 168 Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Digital Media Yr1 - Diploma 1 year L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Digital Media Extended Diploma Employment
Digital Media Yr2 - UCAS 1 year L3 Diploma in Digital HNC/HND | University | Higher or Extended Diploma 168 Media (merit or above) Degree Apprenticeship | Employment
Creative Media & 2 years L4/L5 Relevant L3 University top up year for full degree Technology HND qualification or Employment industry experience
Your future: C++ Developer £57,500 Games Programmer £35,000 – £50,000 3D Modeller £27,000
Our new Level 2 course covers a broad spectrum of computing and digital media, allowing learners to find what makes them tick before moving on to higher level studies which could take you to degree level thanks to our partnership with University of Portsmouth.
Trevor Maskall Curriculum Manager 36/37 Core Maths Enrichment
Work on real life industry style project briefs in state-of-the-art facilities
Digital Media can lead to work in Digital Graphics, Visual & Audio Effects, Game Design, Environmental Design, 3D Character Modelling, 3D Animation, 2D Graphics and CGI
Digital Computing can lead to jobs in Software Development, Cyber Security, Network Infrastructure, Systems Development, Networking, Save £££s on Website Development university fees and Computer Science with our HND course 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
EARLY YEARS, CARE & EDUCATION
The UK market for formal childcare is valued at £5.5bn. This growing sector provides rewarding roles as a early years practitioner, childminder, nursery manager or teaching assistant. Many learners also take advantage of the scope to go on to study at university and explore a teaching career.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Introduction to Early Years, 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Advanced Apprenticeship Care & Education
Childcare & Education UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 L4 Foundation course | University | 168 Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Foundation Degree Learning 2 years L5 L2 English & Maths and University | Employment Support relevant employment or voluntary work
Foundation Degree Early Years 2 years L5 L2 English & Maths and University | Employment Care & Education relevant employment or voluntary work
Your future: Primary School Teacher £23,000 (starting salary) Teaching Assistant £19,000 Nursery Manager £28,000 Early Years Practitioner £18,000
I’ve had great career support. I always knew I wanted to work with children, but my college work experience opened the idea of going into teaching. Leah Harrison L3 Early Years, Care & Education Previously at Mountbatten School
Currently studying Primary Education at University of Winchester
38/39 Extensive links with GOOD and OUTSTANDING nurseries and schools
750 hours of work Gain extra experience which qualifications: can lead to employment Paediatric First Aid opportunities Food Hygiene
FURTHER STUDY Undertake an Early Years & Education or Learning Support Foundation Degree with us 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
Core Maths ELECTRICAL Enrichment With an increased demand for energy-efficient electrical systems and innovation in automation, there is a growing requirement for skilled electrical installation and maintenance contractors.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Electrical Installations 1 year L1 5 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L2 Certificate | Employment
Electrical Installations 1 year L2 5 GCSEs at grades 9-4 L3 Diploma | Advanced Apprenticeship Employment
Electrical Installations 2 years L3 L2 Electrical Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Installations
Advanced Apprenticeship - 4 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Electrotechnical Employment
Your future: Project Manager £45,000 – £60,000 Electrician £32,000 – £40,000 Electrical Apprentice up to £30 per hour
The electrical apprenticeship course helped me with the knowledge and confidence on the path to becoming a fully qualified electrician, and my tutors helped me make it to the final of a national apprenticeship award.
Oli Jordan Electrical Apprenticeship Previously at Perins School
Currently an Electrician with Lowe & Oliver
40/41 Core Maths Enrichment
Be your own boss! Many learners have gone on to own electrical contracting businesses
Hone your skills in dedicated electrical workshops and testing bays
Electrical Installation Earn while you Learn Centre of as an apprentice Excellence status 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
Core Maths ENGINEERING Enrichment Due to a skills shortage in the industry, alongside many technological advancements, there has never been such an exciting time to get into engineering. Many learners opt to study core maths alongside their engineering course, boosting their knowledge and qualifications as they start their engineering careers.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Performing Engineering 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Advanced Apprenticeship Operations Employment
UCAS Engineering: Mechanical & UPTO 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 + University | Advanced or Higher Electrical 168 Maths grade 9-5 Apprenticeship | Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 4 GCSEs grade 9-4 + University | Higher Apprenticeship Engineering Technician Maths grade 9-5 Employment
Your future: Technical Engineer Specialist £25,000 – £40,000+ Engineer £33,000 – £38,000 Engineer Technician £16,000 – £22,000
I've always liked making and fixing mechanical things, and enjoy the practical, hands-on way we learn at College. I'm already applying for an apprenticeship.
Ayaaz Rahman L2 Engineering Previously at Wildern School
Currently studying L3 Engineering
42/43 Core Maths Enrichment
Gain skills in our electronics lab 3D printer | mills | lathes | CNC | welding equipment
Courses from Level 2 - HNC
Use the latest Engineers are technologies including in high demand in our very own robot! various industries 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
ENTERPRISE SKILLS
These courses are for learners who have yet to decide which subject area they would like to study. They give you the opportunity to experience a wide range of subjects within realistic working environments.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Enterprise Skills 1 year L1 E3 English & Maths L1 or L2 Industry Course
Enterprise Skills 1 year L2 GCSE Maths and L2 or L3 Industry Course | Intermediate English at grade 9-3, or Apprenticeship Functional Skills
I really loved doing this course. It isn’t difficult, but it does challenge you. You get to do practical skills in the workshop and group work with friends which is fun.
Elysia Wandless, L2 Enterprise Skills
Currently studying Level 3 Business Management
44/45 Increase personal skills Work on promotional events and weekend market days
Gain skills through work Turn your ideas experience into reality – Government support for young entrepreneurs
Work on real life projects including the annual awareness campaign for the Solent Mind charity 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
EVENT MANAGEMENT
From Glastonbury to the Oscars, wedding fayres to IT conferences, all events need organised and skilled professionals to ensure success. The events industry is diverse with a range of skills needed for a variety of different roles.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Media, Marketing & Event UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Management 168 Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Conference/Wedding Events Manager £30,000 – £40,000 Events & Marketing Assistant £25,000 - £29,000 Junior Events Assistant £20,000 – £22,000
I have loved the course so much. It has taught me so many skills, get insight into the industry and even project manage my own event.
Georgia Murray, L3 Event Management Previously at The Gregg School
Currently studying Event Management at Oxford Brookes University
46/47 Increase your confidence, communication, organisational & negotiation skills
Go into employment, an apprenticeship or on to university
Work experience Gain knowledge in planning and managing finance | marketing | PR charity and sales | health & safety corporate events 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
HAIRDRESSING
With changing fashion trends, there will always be a need for skilled, qualified hairdressers and barbers. Our ultra-modern training and professional salons provide the perfect environment to gain the necessary skills and experience.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Hairdressing 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Hairdressing 2 years L3 L2 Hairdressing University | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Intermediate Apprenticeship - Hair 2 years L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Professional
Advanced Apprenticeship 15 months L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 + Intermediate or Higher Apprenticeship - Advanced & Creative Hair L2 Hairdressing Employment Professional
Hair & Media Make-up 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Theatrical, Special Effects, UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Hair & Media Make-up 38 Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Hair Salon Owner £50,000 – £70,000 Senior Stylist £22,000 Junior Stylist £16,000 - £21,000
Eastleigh College’s commercial salon provides an invaluable industry-focused learning environment where learners build confidence and hone their skills.
Nina Cann Hairdressing Lecturer
48/49 Specialist colouring techniques
Consider a Product training Hairdressing or delivered by experts Barbering apprenticeship
Fully equipped commercial and training hair salons 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
HR & RECRUITMENT
Human resource and recruitment professionals are a vital part of any organisation, with a range of careers spanning every and any industry sector. It is an exciting time to venture into an HR career, as employers embrace new technologies and legislation as they adapt to the latest demands of the modern workplace.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Business Professional 1 year L2 3 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Administration (including maths & Apprenticeship | Employment English)
Business Professional UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Administration 38 (including maths & Apprenticeship | Employment English)
Advanced Apprenticeship - HR 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher L5 Apprenticeship Support (including English & Employment Maths)
Your future: Recruitment Officer - £23,000, HR Assistant - £27,000, HR Manager - £45,000
If you’re interested in working in Human Resources you can progress from one of our Business courses to our HR Support Apprenticeship, and you could move onto our Higher Apprenticeship depending on your career aspirations.
Bob Hill HR Lecturer
50/51 Gain knowledge in - Recruitment | HR | Talent Development | Performance & Reward Management
Experienced, expert tutors
Progress with our Industry links - We’re L5 Higher connected with over Apprenticeship 100 local employers 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
KICKSTART This course is suitable for many individuals as a stepping stone to careers in which they can thrive. Kickstart provides a grounding for those who have so far had an unsuccessful academic journey. They may not yet meet the entry requirements for their chosen learning programme, or be unsure of their future career options. With start dates throughout the year, it is also an excellent course for those wishing to change career paths part way through the academic year.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Pre-Kickstart 6-weeks A willingness to learn L1 Kickstart Course
Kickstart 1 year L1 A willingness to learn L1 or L2 Industry Course Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Skilled Professional | Apprenticeships | Higher Education
Kickstart was one of the best opportunities I’ve ever been given. The college is so supportive, and this course gave me a second chance and guided me to finding a career path that’s right for me.
Macy Partridge, L1 Kickstart Previously at Crestwood College
Currently completing an Early Years Apprenticeship
52/53 Preparing you for a full time course with the right SKILLS and MINDSET
Develop PERSONAL SKILLS Start dates in Focus on ENGLISH & MATHS September, October & TEAM BUILDING activities January Gain CONFIDENCE
Discover your future career: Art | Business | Catering | Construction | Sport and much more! 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
LOGISTICS & SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
Logistics plays a significant part in everyday life, ensuring the supply chain for all products and services reach the end user whether it be via road, sea, air or rail. This is a key growth sector in the UK, providing considerable opportunity for young people to develop a wide range of job skills and specialisms such as warehousing, supply chain management, finance, marketing, HR, international trade and data analytics. To meet local employer demand, we are excited to be offering two pioneering new courses which are supported by Career Colleges Trust and STC, a specialist Port Logistics Further Education College based in Rotterdam, Netherlands. As such, they will be delivered in close consultation and with input from logistics industry experts, providing learners with enhanced enrichment opportunities such as research visits, industry placements and collaborative project-based learning both in the UK and abroad.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Logistics & Supply Chain 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Management Apprenticeship | Employment
Logistics & Supply Chain 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced Apprenticeship Management Employment
Your future: Logistics Assistant - £19,000 - £24,000 Junior Demand Planner - £18,000 - £25,000 Warehouse Manager – Up to £40,000 Freight Forwarder – Up to £45,000
These courses offer unparalleled exposure to this fast growing sector giving learners the opportunity to gain hands-on experience alongside their qualification. As well as understand current practices, you will gain insight into emerging technologies such as robotics, drones and cryptocurrencies.
Paul Austin Curriculum Manager 54/55 Contact for further information: [email protected] Wide range of career options including Transport Planner, International Trade Supervisor, Port Worker, Warehouse Manager, Freight Forwarding Administrator and Sales Manager.
Your future: Logistics Assistant - £19,000 - £24,000 Industry partners Junior Demand Planner - £18,000 - £25,000 provide a wealth of Warehouse Manager – Up to £40,000 enrichment Freight Forwarder – Up to £45,000 opportunities
Get industry-rich Take part in industry experience and projects and study visits qualifications in a fast with partner college, growing sector STC Rotterdam, in the Netherlands 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
MEDIA MAKE-UP & HAIR ARTISTRY Over the next decade, make-up and hair artistry is predicated to be one of the fastest growing occupations. A large section of the work base classified as self-employed making it a ideal profession for self-starting, ambitious and creative individuals.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Hair & Media Make-up 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Theatrical, Special Effects, UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Hair & Media Make-up 38 Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Studio Make-up Artist £75–£150 day rate Retail Make-up Artist £18,000 – £25,000 Regional Make-up Artist £15 – £50 per hour
Eastleigh College was at the top of my list from the beginning as the beauty department has such a good reputation. The salons are so professional, and you get to be so creative and are encouraged to think outside of the box.
Eleanor Bundy, L3 Theatrical & Media Make-up Previously at Thornden School
Currently studying Beauty Therapy
56/57 Freedom to explore your creativity
Compile your own Create unique looks portfolio of work from fantasy to theatrical
Master techniques for film, fashion, bridal and more! 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
MOTOR VEHICLE
The motor vehicle maintenance and repair industry employs around 200,000 people in the UK. An increase in the number of cars on UK roads has supported this growing industry, and with increasingly sophisticated electrical systems and advances with EVs, the need to be fully competent and qualified is essential.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Transport Maintenance 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship
Vehicle Technology 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Light Vehicle Maintenance UCAS 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 + Advanced Apprenticeship & Repair 42 L2 Vehicle Technology Employment (or equivalent)
Advanced Apprenticeship - Motor 3 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Vehicle Service & Maintenance Technician
Your future: Master Technician £35,000+ MOT Tester £30,000 Technician £24,000
I've always wanted to work as a motor mechanic, and chose Eastleigh as it is by far the best college for these courses. There is a good work ethic here, and the teachers are really approachable.
Brandon Hatch L1 Transport Maintenance Previously at Highcliffe School
Currently studying L2 Vehicle Technology 58/59 Use latest diagnostic equipment and work with real clients in our commercial automotive centre
Free membership to the Trips, work Institute of the experience and Motor Industry visits from Halfords Trade Card industry experts 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
Core Maths NURSING, Enrichment HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE Over four million people are employed in the UK’s health and social care sector; in addition to the NHS, employers include the private and voluntary sector. The UK population is increasingly living longer, leading to a growth in career opportunities in both health and social care including health care assistants, social care workers, nurses, midwives, social workers and dietitians.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Certificate in Care 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Health & Social Care - UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher Extended Diploma 168 Apprenticeship | Employment
Pathway into Nursing, UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-5, University | Higher Apprenticeship Health & Social Care (in 168 including Maths and Employment partnership with University English Hospital Southampton) - Extended Diploma
Advanced Apprenticeship - 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Further Dental Nursing qualifications Dental Nurse University | Higher Apprenticeship Employment
Your future: Nurse Team Leader £30,000+ Occupational Therapy Assistant £19,000 – £21,000 Healthcare Assistant - £17,000
I really enjoyed the course which is very career-orientated and really prepares you for work. The teachers are amazing, and you get to do trips and work on projects as well as take part in relevant work experience.
Molly Morris L3 Health & Social Care Previously at The Bridge
Currently completing a Nursing Degree at 60/61 University of Southampton Core Maths Enrichment
Progress directly to employment in the health & social care sector
Unique partnership Gain work with University Hospital experience through Southampton work placements
One-third of students go on to a Higher Apprenticeship or Nursing Degree 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
PLUMBING The construction industry has a high demand for qualified plumbers and gas engineers, offering great prospects for skilled and dedicated workers. The evolution of technology and the increase in the use of smart products and home systems have revolutionised domestic heating and the need for the next generation to have the skills, knowledge and qualifications to work with renewable energies.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Plumbing Diploma 1 year L1 4 GCSEs at grade 9-2 L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship | Employment
Plumbing Diploma 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 + L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced L1 Plumbing Apprenticeship | Employment
Advanced Apprenticeship - Gas 3 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 + Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Engineering L2 Plumbing
Advanced Apprenticeship - 4 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 + Higher Apprenticeship | Employment Plumbing & Domestic Heating L2 Plumbing Technician
Your future: Self Employed Plumber £40,000+ Gas Engineer £35,000 – £45,000 Advanced Plumber £28,000 – £38,000+
The industry-standard facilities within the College enable learners to gain invaluable experience, allowing them to step seamlessly into a job, apprenticeship or self-employment.
Michael Lock Curriculum Manager
62/63 Over 40% of learners become self-employed within 5 years
Highly experienced and industry trained staff
Pathways into Gas or Working bays equipped Renewable Energies as real settings 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
PUBLIC SERVICES
The UK’s military and emergency public services will always be in demand and pave the way for lifelong, rewarding careers. Opportunities are wide ranging and can be found within the British Army, Navy and RAF as well as the fire, ambulance and police services.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Public Services 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 Level 3 Course | Military Preparation College | Employment
Entry to the Uniformed UCAS 2 years L3 5 GCSEs at grade 9-4 FE | University | Military Preparation Services - Extended Diploma 168 College | Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship | Employment
Your future: Degree Apprenticeship, Hampshire Constabulary
This course has helped me massively through physical and mental development, and I’ve been given a massive push in the direction I want to go. If you have a wobble, you’re encouraged to keep aiming higher than before. I’ve achieved many things I never thought I would.
Will Eves L3 Uniformed Services Previously at Hounsdown School
Next step: Degree Apprenticeship with Hampshire Constabulary
64/65 Public sector visits, trips & volunteering opportunities
Develop key Gain insight from employment skills the Royal Navy, PCSO, Royal Marines and more!
Weekly fitness & drill sessions Overnight expeditions and adventurous outdoor activities 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
REFRIGERATION
Refrigeration and air conditioning have many uses in the world - our food is chilled, frozen and stored using refrigerant gas, and our shops, hospitals and offices are cooled with air conditioning. The growing popularity of smart thermostats is feeding the global air conditioning market, contributing to industry demand for a skilled, qualified technical workforce.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Advanced Apprenticeship - 3 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Higher Apprenticeship Refrigeration, Air Conditioning & Employment Heat Pump Engineering Technician
Your future: RAC&HP Technician £34,000 – £60,000+ Engineer £22,000 – £48,000 RAC&HP Apprentice – £17,000
I am looking forward to working on military ships abroad which has only been possible with the support and mentoring by the College. Lessons are engaging and interesting, and help open doors for you. I did well in Skillsfridge, an international industry competition, and have met some great friends at College that I`ll have for life.
Luke Haile L3 Apprentice Previously at Bay House School
Currently employed by Lightfoot Defence
66/67 The only refrigeration specialist college in Hampshire
Hone your installation and maintenance skills in our fully equipped refrigeration workshop
Learn with like-minded Compete in professionals national industry competitions 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
SPORT & FITNESS The sport and leisure industry offers a broad range of career paths from fitness coaches and personal trainers to professional coaching or physical rehabilitation. The industry provides scope to work full or part time in the public, private and third sectors.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Sport, Teamwork & Leadership 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 Course | Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship | Employment
Sport UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced Apprenticeship 168 Employment
Personal Training 1 year L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 Advanced Apprenticeship Employment as Gym Instructor or Personal Trainer
Your future: Sports Massage Therapist £28,000+ PE Teacher £26,000+ Sports Coach £15,000 – £25,000
Our courses can lead directly into jobs or on to university, meaning our learners go on to a wide range of careers including coaching, personal training, teaching and sports science.
Carley Avery Sports Lecturer
68/69 Learn in excellent facilities at Places for Leisure in Eastleigh
Fully equipped Develop personal gym and fitness fitness through studio on-site training
Go on to degree courses such as Sports Science, Recreation Leisure Management or Coaching & Fitness 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
SUPPORTED LEARNING We have high ambitions for all our learners: that's why all of our Supported Learning courses, internships and apprenticeships work towards increasing independence and employment. Our Supported Learning team ensures all learners supported by an EHCP are well supported while they receive the highest quality of education. On application we will discuss with learners and guardians to ensure their course will provide the most appropriate environment and opportunities for learners to meet their individual needs and personal goals.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Skills For Independence and 1 year E3, L1 Evidence of working Advanced Apprenticeship Work at E3 Employment
Building Independence 1 year E1 A willingness to learn L2 Course | Intermediate Apprenticeship
Exploring Enterprise 1 year E2 Evidence of working L3 Course | Intermediate or Higher at E2 Apprenticeship | Employment
Skills for Supported Employment 1 year L1 Evidence of working Higher Apprenticeship | Employment at L1 + English & Maths Functional Skills (or equivalent)
Supported Internship 1 year Varied/ Evidence of L3 Course | Intermediate or Higher flexible appropriate work Apprenticeship | Employment experience, work ready skills, willingness to study English & Maths
Supported Apprenticeship 1-2 years L2 Evidence of working Higher Apprenticeship | Employment at L2 + English & Maths Functional Skills
The support I’ve had from Eastleigh College has enabled me to get new skills and get an apprenticeship. I like being trusted with more responsibility, and it’s good to know I’ve now got a qualification too.
Ben Cornmell, Supported Apprenticeship Previously at Applemore College 70/71 Currently employed full time Build employability and enterprise skills in horticultural gardens, craft rooms, wood workshop and kitchens
Consistently rated 'Outstanding' by Partnership provider Ofsted, College House of Hampshire County is a unique residential Council’s SEND educational facility for Employability Hub 16-18 year-olds with moderate learning disabilities
One of our supported National SEND apprentices was an Apprenticeship Apprentice of the Year Champion Award winner National Finalist 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
TRAVEL & TOURISM
The global travel sector remains extremely important both for business and tourism. As the travel and tourism industry continues to develop, so too are career opportunities both in the UK and abroad. Our courses provide the skills, knowledge and qualifications needed, whether you want to continue your studies at university, or ensure you are well equipped to become employed in the travel, tourism or other customer service focused industry.
Course title Duration Level Entry requirements Progression options
Travel & Tourism - Extended 1 year L2 4 GCSEs at grade 9-3 L3 course | Intermediate or Advanced Certificate Apprenticeship | Employment
Travel & Tourism - Diploma UCAS 2 years L3 4 GCSEs at grade 9-4 University | Advanced or Higher 168 Apprenticeship | Employment Your future: Hotel Manager £30,000 Experienced Business Travel Consultant £26,000 Cabin Crew £17,000
The kind and helpful staff at Eastleigh go above and beyond for their students. I particularly enjoyed all the field trips, meeting different guest speakers and doing my insightful work placement.
Rachael Philpin, L2 Travel & Tourism Previously at Toynbee School
Currently studying L3 Travel & Tourism
72/73 Cabin crew training room with mock aircraft on-site
Enjoy a variety of trips and visits including overseas
Gain work experience Guest speakers with local employers and industry-focused workshops 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
LIFE AFTER COLLEGE You may know exactly what you want to do when you leave college, or you may decide as you discover new opportunities or interests during your course.
During your time at College, you will be provided L4 Art Foundation with a wealth of advice and guidance to Supportive course to help you build an art prepare for life after college, and ensure you portfolio to access degrees such as: are taking the next step that is right for you. This Art | Design | Photography | Textiles could be going on to study further at Eastleigh, L4/L5 Creative Media & Technology another college or university, or to move into a This new course focuses both on the creative job or apprenticeship. and technical side of digital media with the The Hub option of doing a top up year for a full degree The careers and employability team in The or going into employment in a range of areas Hub provide impartial advice, and can support including: you whether you are looking for opportunities Animation | Video Game & Film | 3D modelling | to boost your cv, research industries or Web Design | CGI | Architectural Visualisation opportunities, apply for jobs or apprenticeships, L4 HNC in Construction write your personal statement or complete your Providing built environment education at higher UCAS application. levels to ensure that contemporary practice Access to HE and knowledge is tested and explored, opening A range of Access courses specifically designed up a range of opportunities in employment or as an entry route into university. The courses higher level professional qualifications in: are tailored to cover a range of subjects which Architectural Design | Building Surveying would lead to degrees such as: | Construction Management | Property Business | Criminology | Education | Forensics | Management | Quantity Surveying Health Care | Law | Medicine | Nursing | Social L4 Foundation Degree Learning Support Sciences | Social Work L4 Foundation Degree Early Years Care & Undergraduate degrees Education Eastleigh College partners with University Two dedicated foundation courses providing of Portsmouth to provide a range of HE the opportunity to gain a professional university qualifications and apprenticeships including: level qualification to support careers in: Accountancy | HR | Education | Computing | Primary Teaching | Early Years | Learning Built Environment & Construction | Counselling Support | Creative Media | Engineering | Video Games PGCE and CertEd in Further Education Development The Certificate in Education and Postgraduate You may want to take advantage of one of our Certificate in Education is a nationally recognised Level 4, Foundation, Access or Higher Education qualification for those in a full teaching or training courses which include: role in the post-compulsory (16+) sector. This course is for in-service teachers and Diploma DipHE Counselling trainers who are already working as educators Courses ranging from L3 to L5 that teach and wish to progress in their careers and, counselling skills in methods such as Gestalt, perhaps, subsequently achieve Qualified Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Teacher Learning and Skill QTLS status. with the scope for learners to do a top up year to achieve a L6 degree. 2021/22 APPRENTICESHIPS & FULL TIME COURSES GUIDE
HOW TO APPLY DISCOVER Take a look at our website and visit one of our Open Events to find out more about us, our facilities and the courses we offer. See back page for upcoming dates. APPLY Go to eastleigh.ac.uk to apply online. You can call us on 023 8091 1298 if you need any help. Applications open on Monday 19 October 2020. INTERVIEW Within two weeks, you will be invited to an interview. This will give us the chance to get to know you a little better and check you’ve picked the right course for you. OFFER You’ll receive a conditional offer, subject to you achieving your predicted GCSE grades. TASTE Our taster sessions in July will introduce you to your lecturers and course content. CONFIRM GCSE results day and we hope you’ll be celebrating. If you don’t get the results you need we can help you look at alternative options to support you to your chosen career path. ENROL You’ll be invited to enrolment to share your GCSE results, collect your ID card and start your Eastleigh College journey.
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