Industry and Science Courses Hampshire

...want to gain a qualification to enter or further their career in engineering. This award programme comprises the first year of a National Certificate...

...What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1, 2 and 4 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 4, 5 and 6 to complete the full Advanced Level...

...accurately Carrying out the property check-in and the role of the inventory clerk Dealing with tenant check-ins Preparing for and carrying out tenancy...

...those who have relevant experience but do not have a relevant bricklaying qualification. The Apprenticeship develops the skills and knowledge required... Learn about: Construction Training...

...and theory sessions work towards achieving the level 2 qualification as well as at least key skill. This qualification allows students to progress...

...The stories are combined with study of the chemical principles that are needed to make sense of them and these principles are revisited and reinforced throughout the course...

...Benefit Evicting Squatters Recovery of Company Lets, Holiday Home lets and Resident Landlord Dealing with Breach of tenancy Rights of Mortgagees for obtaining...

...Setting out and positioning the shape of simple buildings and components There will be 35 hours of construction work experience which can be either organised...

...It covers general health and safety, conduct, interaction with colleagues, communication skills and working effectively. Boat Building Repair Materials & Technology...

...useful for many other subjects including Biology, Psychology, Geography and other Social Sciences. Decision Mathematics is about solving real life problems...

...expected from you when you choose this course. Many of you will combine Maths and Further Maths with 3 other AS's in year 1 (equivalent to a 5 AS programme)...

...On successful completion of this programme, you may wish to consider Level 3 Bricklaying at Eastleigh College or alternatively, once you are in employment or an Apprenticeship...

...Principles & Applications Engineering Drawing Computer Aided Drafting Manufacturing Planning Electro, Pneumatic & Hydraulic Marine Propulsion Production...

...Unit 1: Physics in action Can you think of a situation where physics is not in action? This unit looks at the place of physics in some modern technologies...

...Use mathematical skills and knowledge to solve problems. Solve quite complicated problems using mathematical arguments and proof. Model real-life situations...

...and supervisory roles, including starting your own business. You will study advanced techniques in: -Health and safety -Analysing technical information...

...how an engine works the correct use of tools Health and Safety procedures Pupils will need to wear hard sole shoes (no trainers) and either overalls or old clothes...

...ratios, shape and space) and on applying essential Maths skills to real life contexts. FSMQ Data Handling:? This module comprises important statistical methods including averages...

...are reinforced later. The 'drip-feed' approach to teaching and learning chemical principles allows students to revisit a particular topic several times during the course...

...On successful completion of the programme, combined with a good attendance record and a good attitude to work, students should be able to progress...