Sports and Leisure courses Scotland

...and Contemporary Performance. Previous projects have included working with Corali (a London based dance company of adults with learning disabilities)...

...logbook showing at least 200 open water dives. Diving experience should include the following number and types of dives: (a) Five to at least 40 metres...

...serve food at the table, gain elementary food hygiene. How Will I Learn Units are assessed by your assessor who will observe the work. It is expected... Learn about: Food Beverage Service...

...TV, CRUISE SHIPS & WEST END SHOWS SUCH AS; 'GREASE', 'WE WILL ROCK YOU' AND 'CHICAGO'! We invite you to join in the fun! Places are limited...

...on enabling the student to develop his or her professional practice as an individual artist, and to establish a network of professional contacts to promote...

...your training that gave your branch that newly qualified and competent diver. Scope of the award Complete the one-day ScotSAC Branch Instructor Course...

...& Safety legislation that applies to the golf industry and how it will affect you as a manager. Golf Course Budgets This unit develops the competence in the organisation... Learn about: IT Management...

...Progression Career development within the industry. Articulation with professional awards...

...To develop a student's skills in critical analysis and academic research, and to provide opportunities for them to apply these skills in the practical...

...Candidates may also add the 4 hour Diver First Aid course. Alternatively, the 3 modules may be delivered individually or in any combination...

...How Will I Learn Classroom sessions are supplemented by visits to a range of golf businesses and lecturers from industry professionals. Progression Opportunities... Learn about: IT Management...

...This course is designed to introduce student to the practice and context of contemporary art. It offers a wide inter-disciplinary programme which...

...You'll be given the course recipes at the end of the first lesson so that you can buy the ingredients for the following weeks. City and Guilds Carpentry and Joinery...

...At a depth of not more than 15m dump all possible air from the suit, establish neutral buoyancy using the BC/ABLJ/SJ and make a controlled ascent...

...Contemporary Golf Industry, Business Culture and Strategy and and Introduction to Marketing. The work experience aspect of the course enhances employability opportunities... Learn about: IT Management...

...related theoretical content. It is designed to offer candidates a robust mandatory section which is combined with units to ensure that candidates develop...

...Cookery Some dishes that will also be cooked on this course will be Thai beef and noodle salad (Yam Neua), fresh curry pastes (Kaeng) and fishcakes...

...Saturday 16 January 2010, 10am - 12noon Class B: Saturday 24 April 2010, 10am - 12noon Possible Progression Routes...

...Classroom based theory activities are combined with golf course visits, work experience at tournaments including the Dunhill links Championship... Learn about: IT Management...

...advanced wishing to develop their skills and ideas. This qualification can be used to lead on to further study at a higher level or to encourage students...