Highbury College courses

...The interior design programme will involve looking at colour theory, mood boards, sample boards, patterns and textures, gaining inspiration through other designers... Learn about: Art design, Interior Design, 3d training...

...2. Course description The subjects most suited to your choice of career and/or higher education qualification are: Education and Teaching; English for Teaching...

...Computer Aided Design for Construction; Project in Construction and the Built Environment; Planning Procedures in Construction and Personal and Professional Development... Learn about: Construction Training, GCSE Mathematics, Built Environment...

...to the demands of a professional environment. There are three pathways available so you can specialise in Construction & the Built Environment... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Built Environment, Construction Training...

...skills Level 1 in Maths and English, as well as receiving Employment Rights and Responsibilities training. 3. Entry requirements GCSE Grades...

...in the workplace and demonstrate your knowledge and skills by a variety of methods, such as written reports, witness statements, observations and professional discussions... Learn about: Business and Administration, Business Administration...

...'Co-ordinate and event', or 'Analyse and report data'. Along with this you will also be completing a Level 2 Certificate in Administration and Functional Skills in Maths... Learn about: Business and Administration, Business Administration, Business Environment...

...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...

...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...

...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: 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...

...2. Course description In the first year (AS) you will have two main areas of study: Unit 1: Planning and Financing a Business: Starting a Business and Financial Planning... Learn about: Business Studies, Financial Training...

...or Level 2 qualification at merit grade or above with tutor recommendation in English and Maths. Alternatively, a Level 2 qualification in a relevant vocational area is required... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Serve food at a table. Maintain and deal with customer payments. Contribute towards effective teamwork A Training Advisor will work with you and your employer... Learn about: Hospitality catering, Food Beverage Service...

...2. Course description The content of the course depends on which route you follow. Units could include: • Cook and finish complex poultry dishes • Cook... Learn about: Hospitality catering...

...customer service and food and drink service, to name just a few. To support the work you do we will take you on industry visits and invite in guest speakers...

...4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method You will be assessed by completing coursework which is related to the working practises... Learn about: Food Beverage Service...

...2. Course description You will broaden your knowledge and gain important leadership skills studying the core units including: Provide leadership for your... Learn about: Team Training...

...Students will need reasonably good literacy and numeracy skills and a reasonably good command of the English language. 4. Equipment required No equipment required... Learn about: Food Preparation...

...Assessments are on-going weekly throughout the year, but some more structured assessments take place at different points in the programme... Learn about: Food Preparation...