Isle of Wight College courses

...many different types of career ? it?s entirely up to you where you take it. What qualifications do I need? We would normally require candidates to...

...happened in the past ? when we look at the causes and effects of historical change, and the part played by individuals, groups or great economic and social forces... Learn about: Modern History...

...When combined with other necessary A Levels can lead to careers and university courses in areas such as Medicine, Veterinary Science, Pharmacy...

...pathology, polymer science, veterinary science, zoology and many more. Potential employers value the analytical and conceptual skills that are developed...

...so fascinating is the range of topics that it covers; from cell structure and microbiology to human anatomy and health. You will gain knowledge and understanding...

...to nuclei, atoms, molecules, macromolecules, living cells, solids, liquids, gases, plasmas, living organisms, the human brain, complex systems...

...where you may be required to travel or deal with overseas clients/companies...

...and learn how governments and other political institutions and systems work. You will study political structures such as the voting system and parliament...

...Stimulating and lively classroom discussions will help you develop and test your ideas. What qualifications do I need? We would normally require candidates...

...where an understanding of human social behaviour is valuable, such as market research or personnel. Other opportunities present in the police service...

...employers strongly value a language especially where you may be required to travel or deal with overseas clients/companies...

...the uses and effects of computers and computer systems. You will study design and implementation of computer systems (principles involved in analysing problems...

...and to progress to university degree level programmes. Thousands of mature learners in the UK progress from Access courses to Higher Education programmes each... Learn about: Full Time...

...At the College, all Access students study 4 subjects full-time. They also study a compulsory Academic Study Skills module. These five elements make... Learn about: Full Time...

...between 9.15am and 4.15pm. This is a very intensive programme, which demands a high level of commitment. The College’s Access to HE students must... Learn about: Full Time...

...and to progress to university degree level programmes. Thousands of mature learners in the UK progress from Access courses to Higher Education programmes each... Learn about: Full Time...

...This is a very intensive programme, which demands a high level of commitment. The College’s Access to HE students must... Learn about: Full Time...

...into further study or employment. During the course additional qualifications* will be delivered. These will range from Stand-Up Paddle Boarding offered... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time...

...of further training and experience in order to successfully progress into further study or employment. During the course additional qualifications* will be delivered... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time...

...currency for learner achievement across the qualifications system and different awarding bodies through the awarding of credit values. Qualification Units... Learn about: Full Time...