College Courses Nottinghamshire

...service users and the wider health and social care sectors. You will be provided with opportunities to develop your functional skills and a range of other skills... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...a wide range of sports-related roles, such as coaching and advisory positions in leisure centres and sports clubs. What will I study? You will develop... Learn about: IT Development...

...European and… BTEC National Diploma in Travel and Tourism - Level 3 Overview This course is equivalent to two A Levels. It can lead on to university-level... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Travel and Tourism...

...and working as a holiday representative. Entry requirements At least five GCSEs at grades A*-C including maths and English, or: A related Level 2... Learn about: Travel and Tourism, Travel Tourism...

...Engineering primary forming processes Setting and proving secondary processing machines Applications of computer numerical control in engineering Features...

...maths as part of your programme and take appropriate qualifications in these subjects with the aim of achieving A* to C grade. In addition, to help...

...the development of knowledge and skills relating to the health and social care workforce. The course is flexible to suit all fields of health and social... Learn about: IT for adults, Health and Social Care...

...or you might be working in care and want recognition for your current skills. Entry requirements You are required to be in paid employment in a care setting... Learn about: IT for adults, Health and Social Care...

...you have the skills needed to keep a care-provision organisation running smoothly. This two year qualification gives you the opportunity to build... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...every student aged under 19 and studying a full-time course at college will take part in our study programmes alongside their main subject qualification...

...only and are the fees charged for courses running this year. Fees for courses starting in September 2016 will be confirmed in spring 2016. How long is the course?...

...you’ll have access to top facilities including the college’s new sports hall – built to Sport England standards. Study units such as taking part in sport...

...experience and industry knowledge are a vital part of our course. In addition to your BTEC modules you will have the opportunity to participate in exciting business challenges...

...one day per week - you will also need to dedicate a substantial amount of time to research and work outside the classroom. Location Engineering Innovation... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...and Responsibilities in the Logistics Industry Functional skills maths Level 1 Functional skills English Level 1 Functional skills ICT Level 1 What can I go on to study?... Learn about: Office IT, Ms Office...

...in exemption from undertaking the maths and English functional skill qualification within the apprenticeship framework. Start dates and fees If you...

...and take appropriate qualifications in these subjects with the aim of achieving A* to C grade. In addition, to help you gain essential skills for employment... Learn about: IT Law...

...by employers in a range of working environments. Entry requirements This course is aimed at those who have achieved a GCSE English Grade D previously or equivalent...

...providing a solid grounding for continued study at degree level. Degree programmes in English language or literature, creative writing, history... Learn about: English Language...

...film movements and styles and the language of film. Visits to the cinema, and other course related places such as the National Media Museum... Learn about: Film Studies...