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...The Life and Vocational Studies course offers learners aged 16-18 who have had some difficulties at school and left without qualifications, or who do not meet the grades required for an NVQ 1 or Foundation Level course, an opportunity to develop the skills required by employers...

... for medicine. Chemistry allows access to essential jobs and other courses, such as university courses including environmental, forensic, food and textiles...

... education to study a diverse range of subjects and focus on many career options. These include Medicine, Dentistry, Biochemistry, Osteopathy, Physiotherapy...

... drawing to work out areas and volumes. use statsitics to display and interpret information. Suitable for: This course will be suitable for students who have a grade E or below at GCSE Maths. What can I do after this course? Use this course to develop your basic mathematical skills and then go on to study...

... maths course to develop your skills. What do I need to get on the course? There is a written assessment at College. As a rough guide, you need to be working at level 2 maths. Where does it lead? Higher level courses or employment. How will I learn? All lessons are classroom based. How will the learning... Learn about: IT for adults...

... can I do after the course? Progress to higher level and/or access other college courses... Learn about: Part Time...

...This 1 A level equivalent course will appeal to students who want to develop knowledge and practical skills in the field of information communications technology and can be taken alongside a range of other courses. You will have access to the latest in IT resources, and assignments and projects... Learn about: Full Time...

..., students should bring an HB pencil and some paper (any sort will do). What does the course involve? Using traditional tools and media, a structured, though...

... algebra and trigonometry, and further examining functions and proof. What do I need to get on the course? Pass at AS Level. Where does it lead? Employment such as engineering, banking or accountancy. Or, university to study courses such as: Mathematics, Statistics, Economics and Finance, Accountancy... Learn about: IT for adults...

... at Level 1 for Maths and Communications. If you do not have formal entry requirements, you will be asked to take an assessment of your English and Maths...

... Other relevant qualifications would be considered subject to interview and relevant academic experience. Mature student who have relevant experience and...

..., and an optional papercraft project can be completed. Colour is also explored. What are the entry requirements for Calligraphy? You do not need to have studied...

... mainly with partial fractions, binomial expansion, expanding further the areas of differentiation, integration and differential equations. What do I need to get on the course? Pass at AS Level. Where does it lead? Higher education or employment such as Banking, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computing... Learn about: IT for adults...

... are offered and you will have the opportunity to take a National Literacy qualification at the end of the course. What can I do afterwards? Learners... Learn about: Part Time...

... recognised qualifications. Maths is also one of the subjects studied on the full-time Skills for Higher education, Work and Training courses at Level 1 and the Pre-Access at Level...

...This course will appeal to students who want to develop knowledge and practical skills in the field of information communications technology, including web design and e-commerce, data communication and expert systems computing. You will have access to the latest in IT resources, and assignments... Learn about: Full Time...

... but who do not have the relevant qualifications to enter usually because they have had a break in education or have chosen a new career path. Study...

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... a vocational qualification relevant to your job role, as well as key skills in communication and Application of numbers. You will also work towards a technical certificate, looking at the underpinning knowledge you need to do your job. Community Arts focuses on project management of a community Arts project...

... depending on the IT skills you need to do your job more effectively. You can cover everything from word processing, spreadsheets, email and the internet such as IT security and IT maintenance...