Degrees in Wiltshire

...and who are working or who have worked professionally as a counsellor or psychotherapist. It is also open to those working within the helping professions...

...learning outcomes for the National Award: · Professional context; · Strategic development of SEN policy and procedures; · Coordinating provision... Learn about: SEN policy, SEN Leadership, SEN Governors...

...of rehabilitation available for a range of disorders. We aim to provide not just theory but also guidance as to how you communicate that theory to patients... Learn about: Management skills, Communication Skills, Mental Health Problems...

...• Channel 4 – Tom Parfitt was selected as one of 12 successful writers now included in a young writer's ‘pool’ at Hollyoaks. • Edinburgh Fringe – Richard... Learn about: Film and Television, Visual Storytelling, Short Film...

...or substantial part of a book. Course assessment You’ll be assessed entirely by coursework: mainly creative writing, plus two short essays, a manuscript... Learn about: Creative Project, Creative Writing, Team Training...

...The mix will depend upon your module choices, typical tasks include: essays, case study work, data analysis, presentations, seen examinations... Learn about: Creative Writing, Financial Management, International Business...

...system that enables students to select modules and patterns of study to suit their individual needs and interests. All modules are credit rated and lead to the following qualifications... Learn about: Higher Education, Quality Training...

...and the genres, and context of contemporary and historical travel and nature writing, and the history of our connections with the environment and the natural world... Learn about: Contemporary Writing, Nature Writing, Social Pastimes...

...writing from experience in the field is about. It usually begins with an intensive residential week of outdoor and indoor workshops focusing on experiential writing... Learn about: Short Film, Ms Word, Transnational Writing...

...schools, colleges and universities; NGOs and international organisations. Professional, leadership and management roles within learning institutions... Learn about: Educational Development, Politics and Society, International Organisations...

...eighteenth-century, single woman who wrote – humorously, sensitively, and often acerbically – about the society in which she lived and moved... Learn about: Jane Austen, Law Enforcement, Financial Services...

...are encouraged to develop by writing new songs throughout the course. Lectures, seminars and tutorials combine to offer a range of expert and peer critique...

...long and comprises three trimesters: October-January; February-June; and June-October. Taught sessions are held during the daytime. Teaching methods...

...Context and Methodology and the Major Project also involve small-scale dissertations...

...The third trimester is research-based, with students undertaking an individual Major Project which allows them to explore a chosen area in depth...

...(the Whitney Brothers, Mark Boyle, Glenn McKay, Nam June Paik etc.). It will also cover contemporary artists such as Kurt Ralske, Jeremy Goldstein and Scott Pagano...

...Each context module is assessed on the basis of an essay and a folder of creative responses. The Manuscript is 35,000-40,000 words (or the equivalent for poetry and scriptwriting)...

...each student finishes 50 to 60 minutes of TV, or a short film script, or a treatment for a full-length film plus at least 45 minutes of polished script...

...and reworking of earlier pieces, but will often be completely new work. At the end of September students submit this script. The final assessment is based on three things...

...of approximately 2,500 words and a folder of creative responses. The manuscript is 35,000-40,000 words, or the equivalent in poetry or picture book texts...