College Courses Cheshire

...whose roles involve the provision of care and support to children, young people and adults in a range of contexts. This includes both within protected...

...The course encourages creativity and innovation as well as developing problem solving skills. There are many exciting degree or employment opportunities...

...Most A level subjects require you to have English at GCSE grade C; many places of employment insist on this as a minimum entry requirement, as do many universities...

...as other related earth sciences. Other employment opportunities are available in tourism, leisure, business management, forestry, water...

...record and report • Take responsibility for the continuing professional development of self and others • Develop practices which promote choice...

...restaurant or by the marketing behind the 2012 London Olympic bid. The course will enable you to find out why businesses act in the way they do and...

...The advantage of this programme is that individuals can speed up their learning capabilities and can progress through the various levels. At each level... Learn about: Part Time...

...often in combination with Business, Law, Politics or English. Following this you could enter employment as a translator, interpreter, teacher or bilingual Personal Assistant...

...relevance to staff contemplating a transition into a social care role who want to increase their understanding before taking this step. The qualification...

...A BTEC First in Business requires you to complete 6 units of work. The topics you will study include Finance, Communication, Customer Relations...

...are submitted for marking by a qualified assessor What can I do after the course? Progress to ITQ level...

...and we are expected to understand the issues on which we have to vote. Studying Politics will increase your awareness of political issues, and develop...

...The main pieces of evidence for the portfolio are: end of unit assessments all of which are appropriate to the award and to the needs of candidates...

...PRIESTLEY EXTRA Economics students have had the opportunity to visit Parliament, the financial institutions in London and the European Parliament in Brussels during the course...

...This course is for any adult over the age of 19 from the Warrington Community What will I learn? This course is for learners with little or no previous IT skills...

...in an art related area such as an art gallery or in marketing...

...including sampling and standardisation arrangements. You will have to watch Assessors at certain periods of the assessment process. You may not have...

...in the Proshare Student Investor Challenge which is a national share investment competition...

...learn and develop IT skills at their own pace. What will I learn? Classes are student-led and each learner decides independently what they would like to learn...

...change in Britain during the 1960s, and whether or not it can be described as a social revolution. We will focus on the extent to which British values...