Highbury College courses

...Assessment method You will learn in a variety of ways, including demonstrations, skills workshops and formal lessons. Assessment will be a mix of coursework... Learn about: 3d design, 3d training, Interior Design...

...in a wide array of career areas and excellent contacts with a host of local and national higher education providers, including many universities...

...Construction Technology and Design in Construction & Civil Engineering; Building Technology in Construction. You will also study a further 12 units from the list below... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Built Environment, Civil Engineering...

...Science and materials; Health, safety and welfare; Applied mathematics; Site surveying procedures; Civil engineering technology; Structural analysis and design... Learn about: Construction Training, Civil Engineering, Built Environment...

...training and attendance at College sessions is essential. There are external exams to sit as well as building a portfolio of evidence...

...chosen with relevance to your employment. Along with this you will also complete a Level 3 Certificate in Administration. 3. Entry requirements You... Learn about: Business Administration, Business and Administration...

...As part of your programme, assessment is on a continuous basis with a number of assessments in each module. Assessments take a variety of forms... Learn about: Business and Administration, Business Administration, Business Environment...

...Assessment will be a mix of coursework, portfolio and externally set exams...

...2. Course description In the first year (AS) you will have two main areas of study: Unit 1: Markets and Market Failure. Unit 2: The National Economy...

...Unit 2: Managing a Business: People; Operations Management; Marketing and Competition. The second year takes you up a step with two more study topics... Learn about: Business Studies, Financial Training...

...and take your product to the market. 3. Entry requirements You will need 4 GCSE grades A*-C or equivalent (to include English and Maths), or a merit grade...

...Unit 2: Managing a Business: People; Operations Management; Marketing and Competition. The second year (A2) takes you up a step with two more study topics... Learn about: Financial Training, Business Studies...

...a brand for a new product or service •Decide on a business model for a product or service •Increase current knowledge of business legislation •Manage health... Learn about: Quality Training...

...to review your progress throughout the Apprenticeship. Progress reports will be given to your employer by your tutors every twelve weeks... Learn about: Hospitality catering, Food Beverage Service...

...Tutors are on hand to guide and support you with your training. You will build a portfolio of work and have on-site visits by your assessor to observe... Learn about: Hospitality catering...

...C including English and Maths or a full Level 2 qualification with literacy and numeracy at an appropriate level. 4. Equipment required No equipment required...

...2. Course description To achieve Level 2 Diploma in Professional Food and Beverage Service you must achieve 44 credits from the mandatory units... Learn about: Food Beverage Service...

...by a variety of methods including practical observation taking place within Chimes Restaurant. You will have the opportunity to create, organise and market... Learn about: Team Training...

...2. Course description The programme is designed for people who are already working in the catering industry as some of the required hours are industry... Learn about: Food Preparation...

...Workplace assessment. 3. Entry requirements Experience working in the catering industry within a kitchen environment. Students will need reasonably... Learn about: Food Preparation...