Government Funded courses Barnet

...on to further study and who have an academic interest in Sport and/or those wanting a career in the sports industry. This course will be suitable for...

...How do I join the course ? 1. Decide on your specialist sports pathway, register for and attend a sports trial. For more information on the academies please...

...Applicants with BTEC Level 2 Extended Certificate in sport require a merit with grade C in English and maths. What will I study ? Applicants will cover...

...the latest trial dates are advertised at: http://www.barnetsouthgate.ac.uk/delivering-careers/sports-science-and-management/sports-practical-days-registration-form...

...Barnet and Southgate College makes every effort to ensure that details about course fees are as accurate as possible but these are subject to change...

...and can also be part of the course where applicable. What qualifications could I achieve ? BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Development...

...Planning, leading and reviewing sessions The development of coaching skills working with a range of abilities Understanding the importance of health...

...This ensures that our curriculum is up-to-date, providing you with the assurance that learning is current and relevant. This does mean that we do... Learn about: Nurse training, Team Training, Dental Nurse...

...The ILM Level 4 Certificate in Leadership and Management will be completed in the first 6 months and assessed through tasks and reflective reviews... Learn about: Care Management, IT Management...

...You will also be expected to demonstrate through assessment, a standard of literacy and numeracy suitable for a level 2 qualification. You must have...

...an assessment of individual circumstances and eligibility.For further information click here. Who is this course for? The course is suitable for Electricians...

...you will be referred to an Adult Functional Skills course to make sure that your English improves, making you more ready for the demands of GCSE English Language in the future...

...a maximum of 40% of your final grade; the end of year Exam is worth a maximum of 60% of your final grade. What qualifications could I achieve...

...What qualifications or experience do I need ? If you hold a GCSE English Language or Literature Grade D, or a Functional Skills Level 2 English certificate...

...the second exam requires you to use a calculator. In January, your GCSE Maths lecturer will review the work you have completed as well as your attendance... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The course is suitable for 16-19 year-old students who wish to study full-time and progress to university having recently achieved a range of GCSE qualifications...

...researching current legal issues and developing debating skills. You must be interested in developing both problem solving and written skills. As a... Learn about: Problem Solving, IT Law...

...Media Studies is a contemporary dynamic academic subject that explores the use and role of the media in modern society. Students explore the growth... Learn about: Media Studies...

...This course is for 16-19 year olds who wish to explore music practically, creatively and academically. There will be many opportunities to perform in concerts...

...7. Sport and society and the role of technology in physical activity and sport. Plus: practical performance in physical activity and sport... Learn about: Physical Education...