West Suffolk College courses

...on both their specialist subject, their teaching practice and personal learning, and identify future development goals. Development of students' teaching...

...Qualifications Carpentry and Joinery Level 1 Diploma. Progression Routes Students who have successfully completed the course may either progress onto the Level 2 Diploma...

...completion of Carpentry & Joinery Level 1 Diploma. Course Content The course is directed to the mainly practical aspects of Carpentry & Joinery needed...

...Students will also study for the relevant Key Skills/Functional Skills required when gaining an Apprenticeship...

...Building methods and construction technology Know how to carry out first fixing operations Carry out first fixing operations Know how to carry out second...

...giving students an underpinning knowledge of professional practice from which to develop the required skills for an increasing technologically demanding yet creative environment...

...in consultation with professional practitioners and emphasis is placed on testing the skills of students in a real life situation and improving their professional...

...at the centre of this course. Lecturers are committed to supporting students through a varied programme of learning activities. Students are also helped...

...requirements of the sector. Core modules include: Principles and Functions of Management, Food, Beverage and Accommodation Management, Micro Business Environment... 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...

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

...and vital part of the course is the accretion of 200 hours per year of work-based or volunteer work with a relevant employer or volunteer organisation...

...computer and operating systems, web technologies, application use and configuration, database development, and project management. Theoretical issues...

...Building services engineering is an expanding specialism in today's construction industry, and deals with important aspects such as sustainability...

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

...Construction Management (Progression Route) at UCS. Honours degree graduates have the opportunity to continue their studies at postgraduate level at...

...a broad common engineering experience for those who are, or seek to be employed in, electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering fields at higher...

...Assessment Assessment is through a combination of written examination, seminars, practical demonstration, individual or group presentations and assignments...

...and make use of the latest materials and computer-aided engineering tools. They also need to understand about business and modern manufacturing techniques...

...with other approaches, such as Jungian and working with art materials. The courses include training in working with children and young adults...