Highbury College courses

...ICT Level 2 Other: Employer Rights and Responsibilities There are short Key Skills tests from which you may be exempt if you have the appropriate GCSEs... Learn about: Ms Office, Professional Cookery, Communication Training...

...Assessments take a variety of forms, such as written reports, witness statements, observations and professional discussions...

...Entry requirements You will need a minimum of four GCSE's, grade A-C, two of which must be English Language and Mathematics. A satisfactory Disclosure... Learn about: Learning and Development, Early Years...

...Framework and Professional Practice. Theme 3- Play, Development and Learning for School. Theme 4- Professional Development. 3. Entry requirements You... Learn about: Early Years...

...Entry requirements You will need a minimum of four GCSE's, grade A-C, one of which must be either English Language or Mathematics. A satisfactory Disclosure... Learn about: Learning and Development, Early Years...

...NVQ Level 2 Professional Cookery; Level 2 Certificate in Hospitality and Catering Principles; Functional Skills Numeracy Level 1 and Literacy Level... Learn about: Professional Cookery...

...hotel and catering industry. 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Students will continue the development of skills through practical... Learn about: Professional Cookery...

...you will achieve the full qualification. 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Kitchen, Larder and Pastry skills as well... Learn about: Professional Cookery...

...Science and one other. You must be in employment in the field you wish to study for a minimum of 30 hours per week. Highbury College will carry out a Health...

...Assessment method In year one and again in year two you will take two written papers. Each of these papers accounts for 50% of your assessment for the... Learn about: IT Law...

...five academic GCSEs at C or above, including Mathematics and a grade B in English. Acceptance will be subject to interview. 4. Equipment required No equipment required... Learn about: IT Law...

...Progress reports will be given to your employer by your tutors...

...knowledge questions and assignments in College and an...

...The process of installation; Health & Safety; Installation circuits; Materials commonly used; Tools, equipment and working practices; Measurement and Marking...

...Mandatory evidence routes: Working safely in an engineering environment; Working efficiently and effectively in engineering; Using and communicating technical information...

...have studied Entry Level 1. After assessment you will be placed on the Entry Level Life Skills progression route. Certificated Entry Level NOCN units will also be followed...

...operations Producing components using hand fitting techniques Producing mechanical engineering drawings using a CAD system. 3. Entry requirements...

...by your tutor on a regular basis and you will be given feedback on how you are progressing. An assessment plan will be developed to assist you in successfully...

...projects, case studies, practical exercises and assessments... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Part Time...

...There will also be external tests in some of the subjects you will study... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...