City and Islington College courses

...If you then wish to progress to the Diploma then you will get 6 credits ( out of 120) recognised towards the Diploma. What can I do after the course?...

...native speaker level of spoken English. Aptitude for teaching is also assessed at the interview stage. It helps to have had some experience of learning a foreign language...

...This is a two year course run in collaboration with the Institute of Education and integrates the specialist knowledge required to teach Literacy...

...Level Level X Days/Time DAY Course Length 1 year Where is the course? Centre for Applied Sciences (The Angel, 311-321 Goswell Road, London ECIV...

...You will register for the Access to HE Diploma (Humanities and Social Science). For this route you will study academic Study Skills, Sociology and Psychology...

...What qualification will I get? BTEC Diploma in Foundation Studies (Art & Design) What can I do after the course? Degree courses. Students have gone...

...work or experience. What will I study? You will develop your creative and design skills through experimental work in drawing, painting, printmaking...

...Complete a College application form, followed by interview. How much does the course cost? Concessionary students pay a £40 annual registration charge...

...or similar. You learn web page design, interactive programming, knowledge of multimedia software and animation techniques. Who is this course...

...Concessionary students aged 19 or over pay a £40 registration annual charge which covers any courses where concessions are available. Home Students...

...understanding of the industry and the roles within it. What qualification will I get? BTEC National Diploma in Science Health Studies What can I do after the course?...

...As well as learning about the employment area you have chosen, you develop the skills you need to start a career Who is this course for? Young people...

...people who wish to pursue a career in medical science. What do I need to get on the course? · Four GCSEs at grade A*-C including science, English and mathematics...

...the performing arts industry. Who is this course for? This course is for young people aged 16-18, who have experience and the capacity to learn in...

...want to develop creative skills and train for employment or go on to higher education in art and design. It is aimed at people who are creative...

...working through case studies and visits to industry and places of scientific interest. The course is run over one day a week and would be the equivalent...

...sports massage and sports technology. It is taught by fitness instructors and sport science professionals with a wide range of experience and qualifications...

...students need to be able to follow written instructions. What will I study? • Unit 1 Word Processing (Core unit) with Microsoft Word • Unit 2 Spreadsheets...

...In this unit, you will design and develop programmes using attributes and methods using Microsoft C#. Client Side Customisation of Web Pages... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training...

...is on science in nature and in society. Units include: Chemistry and our Earth; Energy and our Universe; Biology and our Environment; Health Applications... Learn about: Medical training...