Government Funded courses Northumberland

...Units include felling, hedge maintenance, fencing, creation of wetlands and woodlands, drystone walling, recycling and monitoring wildlife population... Learn about: Environmental Conservation...

...This course is for those working in a junior accounting role in an accounting/finance role who wishes to develop their skills and gain a recognised qualification... Learn about: Accounting MBA...

...but examples include: Transport Harvested Crops, Carry Out Harvesting by Mechanical Means, Prepare Feed and Water Supplies for Livestock, Maintain Livestock and their Accommodation...

...confidence working with a range of animals. You will be working with animals such as rabbits, reptiles, primates and hoof stock and ensuring their health... Learn about: Dog Grooming, Animal Care...

...stimulating and nurturing environment for children of varied ages and stages supporting their progress through a developing understanding the way in which...

...in the horticultural industry. All leaners cover the mandatory core units of Health and Safety, Working with Others and Developing Personal effectiveness...

...If you are looking to follow a career in the hospitality industry then read on. This is a customer focused industry where the customer is at the heart of everything you... Learn about: How to Cook...

...Operations You will explore engineering theory and practice hands-on skills you develop in the workplace in a test environment. Ideal if you are employed in a mechanical...

...you have the practical welding ability high enough to successfully pass a coded welding test and/or gain employment within a highly skilled and paid profession... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...these units depend on the practical bias of the QPEO. The frame work requires that learners complete 5 key/functional skills at Level 1. These are Communications (Literacy)...

...be prepared for your future career.At Northumberland College you will be treated as an individual and given opportunities to study subjects you may not have tried before...

...attendance at College or delivery in the workplace...

...This course is for anyone who has entered into employment as a carpenter or joinery apprentice and requires a formal Qualification in this area. What will I study on the course?...

...This usually comprises of some training at College and some training and assessment in the work place. What will I study on the course? You will study...

...administrator or a web designer.Individuals who are new to the industry and require a complete training package would normally follow the traditional Apprenticeship route... Learn about: Ms Office, Office IT...

...This course is for anyone who works in the Painting and Decorating industry who would like to develop their skills and knowledge to become a Qualified Painter and Decorator... Learn about: Painting and Decorating...

...Welding and Fabrication You will explore engineering theory and practice hands-on skills you develop in the workplace in a test environment... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...you will attend college one day per week and spend the remaining time working for your employer. You should have four GCSEs at Grade D or above including English...

...gain practical work experience. What will I study on the course? You will study safe working practices in construction, building methods and construction technology...

...This course is intended for staff who are working under direct supervision with children aged 5 years and over and following the National Curriculum...