Government Funded courses St Austell

...Ideal if: you are looking for a highly specialist work-related qualification to prepare you for managerial responsibilities within the hospitality field...

...basic literacy and numeracy skills and preferably a relevant entry level qualification. You'll learn: about safe working practices in construction... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...but you must have a genuine interest in the subject. You will spend two days a week learning in a well-equipped, industry-standard garage in Plymouth... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance...

...This is the first full step in your career as a plumber. You will be able to carry the results from your theory and practical assessments forward as evidence for your NVQ/Diploma...

...Help and support We also support you through the university application process with tutorials. These are designed to offer guidance and support throughout the learning process... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...This access to higher education science diploma course is designed principally for adults of 19 or over who seek a career in a medical discipline...

...You'll learn: from a combination of practical and theoretical units which will be delivered inan excellent industry-level environment. In addition to developing... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...level of academic and personal support throughout the course, which can help if you need to combine study with part-time employment and family commitments... Learn about: IT Management...

...How do you study? Each unit is worth 3 credits. For successful completion of the access course you will need a minimum of 45 credits at level 3 and 60 credits overall... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Social Science, Mental Health...

...2 days a week over a 35 week period, with sessions running from 9am until 4.30pm. The units that you will study will come from the core subject... Learn about: Nursing Health, Health and Social Care...

...For successful completion of the access course you will need 60 credits overall. The 60 credits are made up of 45 credits from your main subject areas...

...You will explore media in both practise and theory via a range of units focused on developing your knowledge of professional writing, technical skills...

...Bursaries may be available for further study in this area as the food industry has a shortage of skilled, qualified personnel... Learn about: Food Technology, IT Management...

...Students will attend college 2 days per week for 35 weeks from 9.00am-4.30pm, designed to help those learners who have school aged children or other dependents...

...Applicants can take GCSE English and/or Maths however, if students already posess these at C grade or higher they will be excused from these sessions... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...You'll learn: about key concepts in the hospitality industry such as; food safety, food and beverage service, teamwork in hospitality, customer service and fron of house services...

...3 Centre's of Excellence and an AA Highly Recommended Rosette for one of its training restaurants. You'll need: three or more GCSEs at grade D or above... Learn about: Professional Cookery...

...learning the techniques you will need to have, to work as a senior chef in a professional kitchen... Learn about: Professional Cookery, Skills and Training...

...immerse yourself in hands-on training in the realistic working environment at our construction centres... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...St Austell and Camborne and is a mix of theory and practical training and assessment. You will be invited to an informal interview to discuss your suitability for the course...