The Bournemouth And Poole College courses

...AS topics taken in Year 1 consists of two exams, each assessing all of the AS syllabus on “Decision making to improve performance”... Learn about: Decision Making, Performance Management...

...Correct usage of plastering tools How to cut and erect angle beads To lay on and finish a rendered wall To lay on and finish a finished wall with plaster...

...a number of different types of units both knowledge and practical. A full qualification requires you to successfully complete and pass all the units... Learn about: Construction Training...

...also acts as some of the underpinning knowledge required for the processing of financial transactions using a computerised accounting system...

...(interview techniques, CV writing, employer workshops, Maths and English) Work experience Community projects Communication skills Vocational projects... Learn about: Awarding Body CSKILLS, Full Time...

...(previously Grade C) in either/both subjects, depending on your current level of attainment... Learn about: Functional skills, Customer Care, Customer Service...

...Marking and setting out Produce wood working joints Produce carpentry products Employability skills (interview techniques, CV writing, employer workshops... Learn about: Full Time...

...units and/or fitments and staircases Use, maintain and store specific architectural joinery tools and equipment, such as marking and testing tools...

...Professionals (REPs) at level 2 but does not provide access onto the Register. Entry onto the Register is gained via a recognised level 2 fitness instructing... Learn about: Fitness instruction, Physical Fitness, Group cycling...

...Our Intensive English course- English as a Foreign Language (EFL) x 21 hours per week is designed to help you improve your overall English language level... Learn about: English classes, English Language, Pronunciation websites...

...grammar exercises, pair and group work, communication, self and peer correction, oral presentations and exam preparation). It is important that you... Learn about: English Language...

...skills such as data presentation and interpretation and learn information which will help you make informed decisions on lifestyle choices. Our current... Learn about: Homeostasis and energy, Evolution and ecosystems, Foundations in biology...

...premises unless you have a timetabled session or tutorial. The lessons are 1 hour 30 minutes which is the standard session allocation. You will have... Learn about: Foundations in Chemistry, Transition elements, Organic Chemistry...

...There are lots of career options open to humanities students, with many centred around the strong research and reporting skills that humanities subjects require... Learn about: Creative Genre Study, Text Study, Creative Writing...

...climate, plate tectonics, development and conflict. After successful completion of this course you can progress into Higher Education to study an honours... Learn about: Population change, Floods and Management, Coastal Environments...

...perhaps as a social researcher or a political adviser to MPs. Charities, social work, counselling and youth work are among some of the areas Humanity students... Learn about: British experience, Digital projectors...

...clerk Chartered legal executive Company secretary Licensed conveyancer Solicitor in a variety of areas such as criminal, family, medical negligence... Learn about: Tort law, English Legal System, Chartered Accountant...

...A2 Level Module 3: MS3 Practical production - Producing either a short video documentary or a newspaper Module 4: MS4 Text, Industry & Audience... Learn about: Textual analysis, Media Studies, Contemporary Media...

...Science and maths skills are increasingly important in the workplace. Those specialising in these subjects can progress to a wide range of careers including banking... Learn about: Digital projectors, Points in Physics, Thermal Physics...

...or in the special needs areas. Many students develop careers in the cultural heritage sectors such as museums or national heritage trusts such as the National Trust... Learn about: Civil service, Cabinet and Government, Prime Minister...