West Suffolk College courses

...intending to teach in the Lifelong learning sector. Qualifications Access to Higher Education Diploma (Teaching in Further Education Skills Sector)...

...(Carpentry & Joinery) full time course, or gain employment and join the Apprenticeship Programme on a day release course at the College. Modules Know...

...quantities and communicating with others Information, quantities and communicating with others Knowledge of building methods and construction technology...

...completed the Carpentry and Joinery Level 1 Diploma, who have not yet gained employment and wish to continue their studies. Qualifications Carpentry and Joinery Level 2 Diploma...

...2010 Venue Unit B Anglian Lane Industrial Estate - Bury St Edmunds Mode of Attendance Full Time Length (Years) 1 Weeks 32 Amount £1050 Summary This course...

...to attend an interview and show a portfolio as part of the application process Applications are welcome from all who can benefit from and successfully complete the course...

...Modules include: Introductory Studies - Time-based Artwork, Painting, Sculpture and Installation/Site Responsive, Printmaking and Photography...

...Modules studied include: Principles of Management, Personal Development, Marketing, Human Resources, Finance, Business Environment, Economic Environment...

...to the hospitality industry include conference, event or exhibition management in organisations such as English Heritage, local councils and private companies... Learn about: Event Management...

...Assistance in finding an appropriate placement will be available. Assessment Assessment is through a variety of methods such as portfolios, practical...

...sector. The course content is based on a combination of technological understanding with entrepreneurial and business organisation skills. The course...

...FdA: 2010 entry: 160 UCAS tariff points (or equivalent) 2011 entry: 200 UCAS tariff points (or equivalent) BA (Hons): A Foundation degree...

...and aims to provide practical, theoretical and real world understanding of this. FdSc Computing and Networking Course Summary Computing and computer networks...

...is via work-based projects, reports, presentations and case studies, although there may be some more traditional essays and examinations in a few instances...

...construction industry to meet its expanding need for professional, technical and managerial personnel. The course covers key aspects of the industry including...

...presentations and examinations. After the Course Graduates have found employment as site engineers, CAD technicians, technician engineers, highway engineers and estimators...

...To be successful in the twenty first century, engineers need to be innovative in design, familiar with the fundamentals of microprocessor control systems...

...and greater self-confidence. Students also have the opportunity to progress to BA (Hons) Professional Studies at UCS. Key facts UCAS code: Electrical...

...or the Institute of Incorporated Engineers (IIE). After the Course Graduates already employed in the engineering sector will gain enhanced promotion prospects...

...These courses offer students a strong theoretical and practical base from which to begin their professional counselling practice, whilst working towards...