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Education •• Enterprise •• Employment

2017/2018

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OUR COURSES

IN THE CITY

IN THE COMMUNITY

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PART-TIME COURSES FOR

For further details please contact us on 01274 433333 or email [email protected]

1 •• Courses in the Community

CONTENTS

Our part-time courses in the community are offered at both our city centre campus and a variety of centres in the Bradford area. With courses offered in the morning, afternoon and evening, we aim to ensure that classes fit in with your work and family commitments.

Whether you would like to take up a new hobby, study for your own personal development, learn a foreign language or simply enjoy meeting people, we will have something for you. We offer a huge variety of courses in the following areas:

COMMUNITY INTERPRETING 6

COMPUTING SKILLS QUALIFICATIONS 8

FOREIGN LANGUAGES 9

DESIGN AND CREATIVE 12

ENVIRONMENTAL 15

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 15

HOBBIES AND INTEREST 17

SERVICES AND INDUSTRY 21

TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL 25

SIGN LANGUAGE (BSL) 28

Please note: The above courses are for students aged 19+ only.

See also:

GUIDE TO VENUES 3

HOW TO ENROL 3

FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE 4

CAREERS ADVICE 5

ACCESS TO FURTHER EDUCATION COURSES FOR THOSE AGED 14-18 29

FREE COURSES IN ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS 29

APPRENTICESHIPS 30

ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL) 31

FURTHER EDUCATION COURSES 32

HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES 33

OPEN EVENTSVisit one of our Open Events to get all the answers you need.

Open Events in 2017 will take place on:•• 24 August

•• 28 September

•• 08 November (Bradford College Sixth Form Open Evening - A levels/GCSEs only)

•• 09 December

For full details of dates, times and venues and to pre-register, visit the ‘Open Days’ section of our website at: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

Arabic - Introduction 9

Arabic - Improvers 9

Asian Cookery - Introduction 17

Asian Cookery - Improvers 18

Baking - Introduction 21

Baking - Improvers 21

Beauty Care - Prepare to Work in the Industry 12

Beauty Industry Make-up Artist - Introduction 12

Beauty Industry Make-up Artist - Improvers 12

Blogs and Websites - Introduction 25

Book Keeping - Introduction 21

British Sign Language Level 1 28

British Sign Language Level 2 28

Business Communication Skills - Introduction 21

Caring for the Elderly - Introduction 15

Child Psychology - Introduction 15

Childcare - Introduction 15

Community Interpreting Level 1 6




Complementary Therapies - Introduction 16

Complementary Therapies - Improvers 16

Computing Skills - Introduction 25

Computing Skills - Improvers 25

Cookery Skills - Introduction 22

Cookery Skills - Improvers 22

Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Introduction 18

Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Improvers 18

Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Intermediate 18

Counselling - Introduction 16

Crafts Production and Retail Opportunities 13

Creative Needlework 18

Creative Writing 18

Customer Services 22

Data Handling - Introduction 25

Digital Media Skills - Introduction 26

Digital Photography - Introduction 26

Digital Photography - Improvers 26

Drawing and Painting - Introduction 19

English for Employability - Introduction 22

English for Employability - Improvers 23

English for Employability - Advanced 23

Environmental Studies - Introduction 15

Fashion Design and Business 13

Floristry Design and Business 13

French - Introduction 9

French - Improvers 10

Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Introduction 19

Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Improvers 19

Hair Styling and Business 13

Healthy Living: Mind and Body - Introduction 16

Healthy Living: Mind and Body - Improvers 16

Industrial Markets and Opportunities - Introduction 23

Interior Design 19

IT Skills and Business 26

ITQ Award Level 1 8

ITQ Certificate level 1 8

Jewellery Making with Precious Metals - Introduction 13

Jewellery Making With Precious Metals - Improvers 13

Jewellery Making With Precious Metals - Intermediate 14

Know Your Tablet - Introduction 26

Learning Support Assistants - Introduction 23

Mehndi - Introduction 19

Mehndi - Improvers 19

Mental Health Awareness - Introduction 16

Mindfulness - Introduction 17

Mindfulness - Improvers 17

Nutrition and Health 23

Office and Reception Skills 24

Patisserie - Introduction 24

Pattern Cutting and Sewing for Business - Introduction 14

Pattern Cutting and Sewing for Business - Improvers 14

Photoshop - Introduction 26

Photoshop - Improvers 27

Polish - Introduction 10

Polish - Improvers 10

Pottery - Introduction 20

Pottery - Improvers 20

Pottery - Intermediate 20

Psychology - Introduction 17

Psychology - Improvers 17

Retail - Introduction 24

Sewing - Redesign and Recycle Clothes 20

Sewing Skills and Small Business 14

Soft Furnishings and Small Business - Introduction 14

Soft Furnishings and Small Business - Improvers 14

Spanish - Introduction 10

Spanish - Improvers 11

Start Your Own Business 24

Sugarcraft Cake Decoration - Introduction 24

Sugarcraft Cake Decoration - Improvers 24

Sugarcraft Cake Decoration - Intermediate 25

Sustainability - Introduction 15

Textiles Design and Printing 15

Theatrical Make-up - Introduction 20

Urdu Literacy in the Community - Introduction 11

Urdu Literacy in the Community - Improvers 11

Watercolours - Introduction 20

Watercolours - Improvers 21

Watercolours - Intermediate 21

Web Design - Introduction 27

Web Design - Improvers 27

Web Design - Intermediate 27

Wedding and Event Planning 25

OUR COURSES IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OFFERED IN A WIDE RANGE OF SUBJECTS

Courses in the Community •• 2

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Contact us on 01274 433333 or email [email protected]


HOW TO ENROL

POSTAL ENROLMENTContact us on 01274 433333 and we will send a postal enrolment form for you to return along with a passport-sized photograph and payment or proof of any benefits you are receiving.Enrolment forms will also be available at our main campus, The David Hockney Building. Alternatively, you may attend one of the enrolment sessions detailed below.For further details on any issue relating to enrolment, please contact 01274 433333.

ENROLMENT SESSIONS WILL BE HELD, AS FOLLOWS, IN THE COLLEGE’S ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CENTRE, RANDALL WELL STREET:

Mon 14 - Fri 18 Aug from 09.00-16.00

Walk-in enrolment will also be available Tue 22 Aug - Thu 07 Sep (except Mon 28 and Tue 29 Aug).

For ESOL enrolment see page 31

CARLISLE BUSINESS CENTRECarlisle RoadBradfordBD8 8BD

GRANGE INTERLINK COMMUNITY CENTRESummerville RoadBradfordBD7 1PX

KARMAND CENTREBarkerend RoadBradfordBD3 9EP

KHIDMAT CENTRE36 Spencer RoadBradfordBD7 2EU

KIRKLANDS COMMUNITY CENTREMain StreetMenstonLS29 6HT

KIRKGATE COMMUNITY CENTREKirkgate ShipleyBD18 3ED

MERIDIAN CENTRESt Paul’s Road BradfordBD8 7LS

PARK LANE CENTREPark LaneBradfordBD5 0LN

THE DAVID HOCKNEY BUILDINGBradford CollegeGreat Horton RoadBradfordBD7 1AY

THORNBURY CENTRELeeds Old RoadBradfordBD3 8JX

YORKSHIRE CRAFT CENTREBradford CollegeCarlton StreetBradfordBD71AY

GUIDE TO VENUES

It is important when you come to enrol that you have photographic ID such as a passport, driving licence, bus pass, employment security pass or any ID showing your name and your photograph.There is no need to bring a separate photograph as your picture will be taken for your College ID card during the enrolment process.You can pay by cash, cheque (made payable to Bradford College) or debit/credit card.Tuition fees will be payable at the time of enrolment unless you qualify for fee remission (see page 4).If you qualify for fee remission you must bring evidence of the benefit you are receiving as detailed on page 5.For some community courses online enrolment is also available. Please visit: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/enrolments/online

www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

INFORMATION FOR THOSE STUDYING ACCREDITED COMMUNITY COURSES

(Community Interpreting, ITQ qualifications, British Sign Language courses)

You may not have to pay course fees if you are studying a certificated or accredited course and:

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on an Entry Level or Level 1 course and will progress to Level 2

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on your first full Level 2 qualification

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on your first full Level 3 qualification

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and would like to study a full Level 4 qualification and do not already hold a full Level 3 qualification

If your employer or sponsor is paying your fees, please provide us with a letter from the company. This must be an original letter on the company’s letter-headed paper; copies, handwritten letters or emails cannot be accepted.

If you are in receipt of any of the benefits outlined on page 5, you must bring proof as specified or, if you are enrolling by post, attach a copy to your application form.

Please note: Fee remission is not available for learners aged 24+ studying an accredited course at Level 3 or above.

INFORMATION FOR THOSE STUDYING PART-TIME NON-ACCREDITED COMMUNITY COURSES

(Courses in the Design & Creative, Health & Social Care, Services to Industry and Technology & Digital Sections)

You may not have to pay course fees if you are aged 19+, are a UK or EU student and fulfil one of the following criteria:

You are in receipt of one of the benefits listed below or are a Category D offender.

•• Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)

•• Employment Support Allowance (ESA)

•• Universal Credit (UC)

•• Income Support

•• Working Tax Credit

Please bring evidence as detailed below of any benefit you receive when you come to enrol or, if you are enrolling by post, attach a copy to your application form.

•• JSA/ESA - evidence dated within the last three months

•• Universal Credit - your latest letter

•• Income Support - evidence dated within the last year

•• Working Tax Credit - latest Working Tax Credit in your family name.

Please note: To obtain fee remission, evidence must be in YOUR name. We cannot accept the evidence of dependants.

LEARNER SUPPORT FUND - STUDENTS AGED 19 AND OVER STUDYING ON AN ACCREDITED COURSE

Some of the courses in this prospectus are eligible for funding through the Learner Support Fund. This fund offers help with books, materials, childcare and travel costs to students who are on benefits or who have a low household income.

For advice and guidance:

•• Visit Student Services on the ground floor of The David Hockney Building

•• Visit our website at: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/study/adult-students/study-money

•• Email your enquiry to: [email protected]

FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE



ACCREDITED COURSES NON-ACCREDITED

(Community Interpreting, ITQ qualifications, British Sign Language courses)

(Courses in the Design & Creative, Health & Social Care, Services to Industry and Technology & Digital Sections)

If you are claiming one of the benefits belowthe course will be free.

JOBSEEKER’S ALLOWANCE (JSA)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Benefits Office, dated within the lastthree months, confirming entitlement

If you are claiming one of the benefits below the course will be free.

JOBSEEKER’S ALLOWANCE (JSA)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Benefits Office, dated within the lastthree months, confirming entitlement

EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT ALLOWANCE (ESA)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Benefits Office, dated within the lastthree months, confirming entitlement

EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT ALLOWANCE (ESA)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Benefits Office, dated within the lastthree months, confirming entitlement

UNIVERSAL CREDIT (UC)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Job Centre to state that they havemandated the course

UNIVERSAL CREDIT (UC)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from the Job Centre to state that they havemandated the course

CATEGORY D OFFENDEREVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from Prison Officer

CATEGORY D OFFENDEREVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLetter from Prison Officer

WORKING TAX CREDITIf you are in receipt of Income Support or Working Tax Credit, you are exempt from fees if you earn less than 16 x the hourly minimum wage or less than £330.00 per month.

EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLatest Working Tax Credit in your family name

WORKING TAX CREDITIf you are in receipt of Income Support or Working Tax Credit, you are exempt from fees if you earn less than 16 x the hourly minimum wage or less than £330.00 per month.

EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENTLatest Working Tax Credit in your family name

PLEASE NOTE: Courses in Foreign Languages (pages 9-11) and Hobbies and Interest (pages 17-21) (those with codes ending ZZ) are full cost courses and no fee concessions are available.


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Bradford College’s Careers Advisers are all qualified and our Careers Service is Matrix accredited which means we offer independent and impartial advice to the highest of professional standards.

01274 433043 [email protected]

Visit: The One Stop Shop on the Ground Floor of The David Hockney Building.

Alternatively, you may seek advice from the National Careers Service as detailed below.

CAREERS ADVICE


COMMUNITY INTERPRETING

COMMUNITY INTERPRETING LEVEL 1

30 weeks (2 hours per week)

COURSE OVERVIEW

This qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role, its ethical context and the responsibilities involved. It develops the practice of interpreting, including facilitating community interpreting situations. This course is suitable if you are new to this role, have no previous experience or are interested in developing your practice and performance.

The course is accredited through the completion of a portfolio of evidence and/or course assessment.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have fluency in English and a second language at GCSE level.

Interviews/initial assessment sessions for Community Interpreting courses will be held in The David Hockney Building in July and August.

You should phone 01274 433333 for an appointment.

COURSE FEES

Tuition Fee £286.00 plus Exam Fee £70.00

DATE, TIME AND VENUE

VAA501AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 19 Sep 2017

VAA502AA The David Hockney Building (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2017


34 weeks (3.5 hours per week)

COURSE OVERVIEW

This qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role. The course builds on the Community Interpreting Level 1 course to develop the practice of interpreting.

The qualification will enable you to:

• Develop language skills in preparation for training as a Community Interpreter

• Develop an awareness of the ethical context and responsibilities involved in community interpreting

• Develop listening and assertiveness skills in preparation for further community interpreting study and work

• Develop public service awareness and knowledge

• Develop volunteering experience in the community.

In addition, you will be required to obtain a placement as a bilingual volunteer with a relevant organisation. The expectation is that the placement should not be less than 20 hours.



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have an English qualification at a minimum of Level 2 and fluency in English and a second language at GCSE level.



COURSE FEES



VAA503AA The David Hockney Building (Mon 09.30-13.00) from 18 Sep 2017


See pages 4/5 for details of fee concessions





COURSE OVERVIEW

The aims of this course are:

• To understand the role of the Community Interpreter

• To learn about the sectors where interpreters may be required to work

• To develop and practise sight translation

• To demonstrate the skills of two-way interpreting

• To learn how to develop and enhance your own performance.

The areas covered by the course are: Education, Health, Social Services, Immigration, Housing and Welfare-Benefit System.

You will be required to attend taught classes and carry out a significant amount of self-study.



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should be fluent in both languages and have high competency in speaking, reading and writing in English (at A level) and speaking and reading in the second language (at A level).

Some interpreting/translation experience is highly recommended.



COURSE FEES

Tuition Fee £724.00 If you have a loan, the loan includes the exam fees. Please contact us for further details.


VAA504AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 09.30-12.30) from 20 Sep 2017

VAA505AA The David Hockney Building (Thu 09.30-12.30) from 21 Sep 2017



COURSE OVERVIEW

This qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role, its ethical context and the responsibilities involved. It develops the practice of interpreting, including facilitating community interpreting solutions. This course builds on the Community Interpreting Level 3 course and is suitable if you wish to further improve your practice and performance.

There is a significant amount of self-study throughout the course.



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Level 3 Community Interpreting course and have fluency in English and a second language at A level. You should be literate in both languages. This will be assessed at an initial interview.



COURSE FEES

Tuition Fee £724.00 If you have a loan, the loan includes the exam fees. Please contact us for further details.



VAA506AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 09.30-12.30) from 19th Sep 2017



Set within Bradford’s vibrant City Park with the mirror pool and fountains as a backdrop, our modern premises house Centenary Square IT Learning Centre.

The Centre has 60 IT workstations in addition to hand held devices such as iPads and offers flexible training for adults in a large range of IT courses at times designed to fit in with family and work commitments.

For further details contact 01274 436334

COMPUTING SKILLS QUALIFICATIONS

ITQ AWARD LEVEL 1


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. A variety of modules will be offered for example: word processing, spreadsheets, databases, use of the internet, use of email and internet safety.

This course may be suitable for complete beginners and the first week of the course will involve a simple test which all students must complete.

The course is accredited and you will be assessed on completion of each module. A total of nine credits is required for the full qualification.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You must be able to read and write in English at Level 1 and have a basic knowledge of computing (mouse and keyboard skills).

COURSE FEES

Please contact us for details of tuition and exam fees.


VAA413AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 13.00-14.30) from 19 Sep 2017

ITQ CERTIFICATE LEVEL 1


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. A variety of modules will be offered for example: word processing, spreadsheets and databases.

This course may be suitable for complete beginners and the first week of the course will involve a simple test which all students must complete.

This course is accredited and you will be assessed on completion of each module.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You must be able to read and write in English at Level 1 and have a basic knowledge of computing (mouse and keyboard skills).

COURSE FEES

Please contact us for details of tuition and exam fees.





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FOREIGN LANGUAGES

ARABIC - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On the Arabic - Introduction course you will cover basic language skills including greetings, personal introduction and basic conversation that can be useful when you are getting about and meeting local people.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no specific entry requirements.

COURSE FEES

£110.00

No fee concessions are available on this course.

To run, this course requires at least 12 students.


VAB113ZZ Karmand Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB143ZZ The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2017

ARABIC - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

If you have some knowledge of Arabic and feel that you know the basics, this course is for you. It will allow you to build upon what you have already learnt and to acquire further understanding of Arabic in real life situations.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Arabic in the Community - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Arabic.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB158ZZ The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 11 Jan 2018

FRENCH - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This introductory course will cover basic language skills including greetings, personal introduction and basic conversation.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB218ZZ The David Hockney Building (Mon18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017




FRENCH - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

If you have some knowledge of French, this course is for you. It will allow you to build upon what you have already learnt and to acquire further understanding of French in real life situations.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the French - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of French.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB151ZZ The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 08 Jan 2018

POLISH - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On the Polish - Introduction course, you will cover the basics of language. You will only be taught the present tense, and vocabulary will include social contacts, getting about, holidays and health. We place special emphasis on your speaking and listening skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00





POLISH - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Polish - Improvers course will build on what you learnt on the Polish - Introduction course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Polish - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB177ZZ The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 11 Jan 2018

SPANISH - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will introduce you to the basics of the Spanish language. You will learn how to talk about yourself, ask for directions and order food and drinks.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB140ZZ The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017



SPANISH - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Spanish - Improvers course will build upon what you learnt on the Spanish - Introduction course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Spanish - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00


This course must have a minimum of 12 students in order to run.


VAB162ZZ The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 10 Jan 2018

URDU LITERACY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is ideal if you speak Urdu and wish to extend your skills to reading and writing for use in the community and/or work. It also provides a progression route into Community Interpreting programmes.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB114ZZ The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017


URDU LITERACY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Urdu Literacy - Improvers course will build upon what you learnt on the Urdu Literacy - Introduction course. The course is suitable for those with a basic knowledge of reading and writing in Urdu. It also provides a progression route into Community Interpreting programmes.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Urdu Literacy - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00






LEARNING FOR LIFE AND WORK

DESIGN AND CREATIVE

BEAUTY CARE - PREPARE TO WORK IN THE INDUSTRY


COURSE OVERVIEW

This introductory course will develop your knowledge of beauty care treatments and will explore how they are used in the workplace and how they can develop into a career.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB130AA Grange Interlink (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Sep 2017

VAB161AA Grange Interlink (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 09 Jan 2018

VAB192AA Grange Interlink (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 17 Apr 2018

BEAUTY INDUSTRY MAKE-UP ARTIST - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course offers an introduction to the make-up industry. You will learn skin analysis, skin preparation and care, brushes and their uses and product knowledge. You will create up-to-date looks for day, evening, party and wedding occasions, and for fashion shoots. You will also learn how your knowledge can be used in a wide range of business opportunities.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB236AA Karmand Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB238AA Park Lane Centre (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Sep 2017

BEAUTY INDUSTRY MAKE-UP ARTIST - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Beauty Industry Make-up Artist - Introduction course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Beauty Industry Make-up Artist - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB237AA Karmand Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 08 Jan 2018

VAB239AA Park Lane Centre (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 09 Jan 2018





CRAFTS PRODUCTION AND RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will give you an opportunity to explore and try out a variety of craft activities including rug making, bag making, greetings cards, gift boxes and crochet, and will look at how these skills can be transferred into business and retail opportunities.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB141AA Kirkgate Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Sep 2017

VAB189AP Kirkgate Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 11 Jan 2018

FASHION DESIGN AND BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will develop your skills in sewing, pattern design and fabric cutting and explore how these skills can be used to set up your own business.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB119AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 19 Sep 2017

VAB191AE Carlisle Business Centre (Thurs 10.00-12.00) from 11 Jan 2018

FLORISTRY DESIGN AND BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

You will learn practical skills and techniques to create a range of floral designs and displays, and gain knowledge of retailing.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



HAIR STYLING AND BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will explore hair care and styling techniques and will prepare you to progress to an accredited course using the skills you have acquired to work in the hair styling business.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB123AP Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB124AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB149AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 08 Jan 2018

VAB203AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 16 April 2018

JEWELLERY MAKING WITH PRECIOUS METALS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this creative course you will have the opportunity to learn some basic metalworking skills with which to make jewellery. With our help, you will learn to produce hand-crafted items such as rings, earrings and pendants using silver, copper and semi-precious gems. Materials will be available via the tutor and costs will vary according to market prices at the time. You will explore business opportunities in relation to this craft.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB138AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.15-20.45) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB137AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 12.30-15.00) from 20 Sep 2017

JEWELLERY MAKING WITH PRECIOUS METALS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This improvers course is perfect if you already have some basic small metalworking experience. Projects such as stud earrings, twist rings and decorative pendants are designed to build on your existing skills, especially silver soldering. Materials for some projects will be available via the tutor and costs will vary according to market prices at the time. You will explore business opportunities in relation to this craft.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Jewellery Making with Precious Metals - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB166AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.15-20.45) from 08 Jan 2018

VAB165AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 12.30-15.00) from 10 Jan 2018




JEWELLERY MAKING WITH PRECIOUS METALS - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the improvers course and is perfect if you already have some metal-based jewellery making experience including silver soldering. At this level you will be guided to produce a small collection of jewellery pieces designed to sell. Materials will be available via the tutor and costs will vary according to market prices at the time. You will explore business opportunities in relation to this craft.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Jewellery making With Precious Metals - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB137AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.15-20.45) from 16 Apr 2018

VAB131AA Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 12.30-15.00) from 18 Apr 2018

PATTERN CUTTING AND SEWING FOR BUSINESS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will teach you the basics of pattern cutting and sewing to create garments. It will also help you to use these skills to set up your own business.

You will be required to provide your own material and equipment such as scissors, chalk and a tape measure.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB238AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017

VAB240AA Park Lane Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2017

PATTERN CUTTING AND SEWING FOR BUSINESS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Pattern Cutting and Sewing for Business - Introduction course.

You will be required to provide your own material and equipment such as scissors, chalk and a tape measure.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Pattern Cutting and Sewing for Business - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB239AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 10 Jan 2018

VAB241AA Park Lane Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 12 Jan 2018

SEWING AND SMALL BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course, you will enhance your sewing skills, learn new techniques and find out how to set up a small business using your knowledge and skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no specific entry requirements. You must be able to use a sewing machine.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB134AA Park Lane Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 20 Sep 2017

VAB206AA Park Lane Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 10 Jan 2018

SOFT FURNISHINGS AND SMALL BUSINESS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course offers an opportunity to explore a variety of soft furnishings for all areas of your home. You will choose fabrics, accessories and trimmings and learn new sewing techniques to create your own cushions, table mats/runners and storage ideas. Following basic instructions you will be able to make curtains and blinds at home. You will look at how these skills can be transferred into various business ideas including on-line retail selling.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



SOFT FURNISHINGS AND SMALL BUSINESS - IMPROVERS

11 weeks 92 hours per week)

COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will develop your previous knowledge and you will learn more advanced ideas for all areas of your home.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Soft Furnishings and Small Business - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB213AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 09 Jan 2018




TEXTILES DESIGN AND PRINTING


COURSE OVERVIEW

This creative course will support and inspire you to develop skills in surface pattern and design using a range of textiles and other media.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB219AE Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017

ENVIRONMENTAL

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will look at natural events and cycles within the environment and the impact of human society and development upon them. You will focus especially on pollution, climate change, wildlife conservation and sustainability.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



SUSTAINABILITY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will look at conservation and sustainability, recognise the importance of the natural world, explore the changes that human society and development have made, and discuss ways we could act to conserve our natural heritage.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial assessment form at the start of your course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB188AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 09 Jan 2018

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

CARING FOR THE ELDERLY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This introductory course will enable you to develop the necessary skills required to care for the elderly. It will give you the confidence to progress to an accredited course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no specific entry requirements

COURSE FEES

£60.50




CHILD PSYCHOLOGY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will introduce the discipline of child psychology and some of the key questions that guide the understanding of childhood. The course will introduce you to the work of various influential Child Psychologists and review how these have impacted on the UK Education system.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB146AE Carlisle Business Centre (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2017

CHILDCARE - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is suitable for those who wish to learn about the requirements for working with children and the different types of work available. Aspects of children’s development and play will be covered and linked to the different areas of work.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB208AA Carlisle Business Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Sep 2017




COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will give you a basic introduction and insight into the health benefits of five therapies. If you are looking at learning simple massage techniques or want to make your own bath salts and room sprays this course is for you.


COURSE OVERVIEW


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB118AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from18 Sep 2017

VAB139AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00.-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017

COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

Following on from the Complementary Therapies-Introduction course, you will look at three therapies: Indian Head Massage, Qi Gung and Reflexology and gain an insight into the health benefits of each specific therapy.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Complementary Therapies - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB121AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 08 Jan 2018

VAB167AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 10 Jan 2018

COUNSELLING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course you will be introduced to counselling theory and skills. You will look at the nature and diversity of counselling today, exploring the question of what counselling is and discovering the ideas and principles that link together the very different experiences of counselling clients.This course is suitable for those with an interest in the subject as well as those wishing to brush up on their skills before embarking on further study.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



HEALTHY LIVING: MIND AND BODY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will cover aspects of diet, relaxation techniques and exercise with the aim of controlling stress and anxiety in your daily life. You will learn to develop a work life balance and maintain optimum health.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB217AA Meridian Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2017

HEALTHY LIVING: MIND AND BODY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This is an extension of the techniques and skills learnt in the Healthy Living: Mind and Body - Introduction course and will include diet, relaxation techniques and exercise with the aim of controlling stress and anxiety in your daily life.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Healthy Living: Mind and Body - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB200AA Meridian Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 08 Jan 2018

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This introductory course will give you an understanding of mental health, its range of problems and what circumstances can cause mental ill-health. It will enable you to progress to an accredited course.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB210AA Park Lane Centre (Fri 09.30-11.30) from 22 Sep 2017





MINDFULNESS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

Reduce stress levels and feel more able to cope with 21st century life using a variety of different therapies. You will practise breathing exercises and meditation in a supportive and friendly environment.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB135AA Meridian Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Sep 2017

MINDFULNESS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Mindfulness - Improvers course will build upon what you learnt on the the Mindfulness - Introduction course and will help you to improve your health and well-being through relaxation. You will learn to use coping methods that aid the reduction of stress and anxiety which can impact on your daily life and work ability. Breathing exercises and meditation can aid pain management.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Mindfulness - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB112AA Meridian Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 09 Jan 2018

PSYCHOLOGY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will help you develop an understanding of everyday psychological issues which impact on our daily lives.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



PSYCHOLOGY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This improvers course will build upon your prior knowledge of Psychology. You will look at such topics as emotions, stress and memory. Your own ideas will be encouraged through group discussions. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed a Psychology - Introduction course or have some former knowledge of Psychology.

COURSE FEES

£60.50



HOBBIES AND INTEREST

ASIAN COOKERY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will teach you how to prepare sweets, meat and vegetarian dishes. You will become familiar with the herbs and spices used in Asian cookery and be able to prepare a variety of delicious meals.

Each week, there will be a small charge for the ingredients you use. The course is suitable for beginners.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


To meet hygiene regulations, you will be required to wear an apron and hairnet which will be provided.

COURSE FEES

£110.00





VAB133ZZ The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.30-20.30) from 19 Sep 2017




ASIAN COOKERY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Asian Cookery - Improvers course builds upon the knowledge learnt on the introductory course to familiarise you with more advanced techniques used in Asian cookery. By the end of the course, you will be preparing a wide variety of meals using traditional herbs and spices. Each week, there will be a small charge for the ingredients you use.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Asian Cookery - Introduction course.


COURSE FEES

£110.00





VAB181ZZ The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.30-20.30) from 09 Jan 2018

COSTUME JEWELLERY/BEADWORK - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This creative course will teach you how to make your own exciting range of jewellery items with the use of beads. There will be a charge for materials.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB199ZZ Park Lane Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 20 Sep 2017

VAB155ZZ Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Sep 2017

COSTUME JEWELLERY/BEADWORK - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Costume Jewellery - Introduction course. There will be a charge for materials.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

We would recommend that you complete our Costume Jewellery - Introduction course (or similar) before progressing onto this course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB171ZZ Park Lane Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 10 Jan 2018

VAB172ZZ Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 10 Jan 2018

COSTUME JEWELLERY/BEADWORK - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Improvers course.

There will be a charge for materials.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00

No concessions are available on this course.



VAB238ZZ Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 18 Apr 2018

CREATIVE NEEDLEWORK


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will introduce you to the various aspects of creative needlework.

You will learn basic skills to embroider by hand and sewing machine. Smocking, ruching, quilting and appliqué will be included.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB229ZZ Park Lane Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2017

CREATIVE WRITING


COURSE OVERVIEW

Whether you need to write for work or enjoy writing but would like to improve your technique, this course will give you the knowledge and strategies with which to improve your skills and awareness of writing for different genres. You will develop your creativity and gain understanding and confidence, share your work and receive constructive critique from your tutor and peers.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB233ZZ Park Lane Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Sep 2017



DRAWING AND PAINTING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course covers basic drawing and painting techniques, with professional tuition and demonstration. You will explore still life compositions, experimenting with materials and techniques to develop an individual approach and style. There will be a small charge for any materials used and you may have to provide your own equipment. This will be discussed with the course tutor.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB222ZZ Park Lane Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2017

FURNITURE RESTORATION AND UPCYCLING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will broaden your understanding of upcycling as an art form and a way of life. You will have the opportunity to work on individual projects working with objects you would normally throw away.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB150ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.30-20.30) from 18 Sep 2017

FURNITURE RESTORATION AND UPCYCLING - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This Improvers course aims to build on, and consolidate, the skills learnt in the Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Introduction course and broaden your understanding of upcycling as an art form and a way of life. You will have the opportunity to work on individual projects with objects you would normally throw away.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Introduction course or have some prior knowledge.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB163ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Mon 18.30-20.30) from 08 Jan 2018

INTERIOR DESIGN


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will introduce you to the production of interior design schemes for your home including the use of colour, different surface finishes, window treatments and wall and floor coverings. The course is an ideal choice for beginners.You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB106ZZ Carlisle Business Centre (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Sep 2017


MEHNDI - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will give an introductory look at the decoration technique used for Asian weddings and religious festivals. This henna method is also used for body decoration such as temporary tattoos. There may be a small charge for any materials used. The course is ideal for beginners.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00





MEHNDI - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Mehndi - Introduction course and will cover, in detail, the decoration techniques used for Asian weddings and religious festivals. There may be a small charge for any materials used.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Mehndi - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB110ZZ Park Lane Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 09 Jan 2018



POTTERY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will teach you a range of pottery techniques and skills. It is ideal for beginners wanting to learn the basics.

The course will incur a charge for materials which will be discussed at the first class.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB146ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 18.30-20.30) from 20 Sep 2107

VAB236ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Thu 18.30-20.30) from 21 Sep 2107

POTTERY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

In this Improvers course you will build upon the knowledge gained on the Pottery - Introduction course. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject.

This course will incur a charge for materials which will be discussed at the first class.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Pottery - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB178ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 18.30-20.30) from 10 Jan 2018

VAB176ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Thu 18.30-20.30) from 11 Jan 2018

POTTERY - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is suitable for those with some experience of Pottery and will build upon that knowledge. You will consolidate knowledge, skills and techniques to create individual pieces of artwork.

This course will incur a charge for materials which will be discussed at the first class.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed a Pottery - Introduction course or have some prior knowledge.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB231ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Wed 18.30-20.30) from 18 Apr 2018

VAB232ZZ Yorkshire Craft Centre (Thu 18.30-20.30) from 19 April 2018

SEWING - REDESIGN AND RECYCLE CLOTHES


COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn creative design and sewing techniques to enable you to successfully transform and recycle clothing and fabrics into new and useful items.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00





THEATRICAL MAKE-UP - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course, you will learn the skills and techniques to enable you to successfully and creatively apply theatrical make-up.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00





WATERCOLOURS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is suitable for beginners. It features professional demonstrations of the basic techniques of watercolour applied to a broad range of subject matter.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£110.00





VAB126ZZ Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 09.30-11.30) from 21 Sep 2017



WATERCOLOURS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course offers professional tuition and demonstration of more advanced techniques in this unique medium.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Watercolours - Introduction course (or similar).

COURSE FEES

£110.00





VAB153ZZ Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 09.30-11.30) from 11 Jan 2018

WATERCOLOURS - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the Watercolours - Improvers course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Watercolours - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£110.00




VAB239ZZ The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 16 Apr 2018

VAB240ZZ Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 09.30-11.30) from 19 Apr 2018

SERVICES AND INDUSTRY

BAKING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course you will learn basic baking skills. The course is equally suitable for beginners and those wanting to refresh their knowledge. You will need to provide your own ingredients; your tutor will advise what is required.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS



COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB242AA The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017

BAKING - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

Continue your learning on this Baking - Improvers course. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject. You will need to provide your own ingredients; your tutor will advise what is required.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Baking - Introduction course.


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB214EA The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 08 Jan 2018

BOOK KEEPING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will give you the knowledge you need to be confident when working with finances in both your personal and professional life.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB215AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00 -20.00) from 19 Sep 2017

VAB207AA The David Hockney Building (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Sep 2017

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

Explore and develop skills in effective communication to enhance your business and career looking at both written and personal presentation skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB202AA Carlisle Business Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Sep 2017




COOKERY SKILLS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

Discover how easy it is to make a range of simple, tasty meals and snacks with nutritious ingredients using basic cookery skills and following recipes. You will learn the skills needed to cook with step-by-step instructions.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS



COURSE FEES

£60.50



CUSTOMER SERVICES


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will help you to develop and understand the skills required to provide good customer service in everyday work situations such as in an office or retail environment.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



VAB196AP Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 10 Jan 2018

ENGLISH FOR EMPLOYABILITY - INTRODUCTION

11 weeks (2 hours per week) or 7 weeks (3 hours per week)

COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is designed for those whose first language is not English. It will provide the opportunity to develop your speaking and listening skills which will help to build your confidence. This will improve your employability skills and opportunities for gaining work.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB206AA Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2017

VAB213AA Khidmat Centre (Tue 09.30-12.30) from 19 Sep 2017

VAB107AP Grange Interlink (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2017

COOKERY SKILLS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon the Cookery Skills - Introduction course and you will continue to discover how easy it is to make a range of simple, tasty meals and snacks with nutritious ingredients using basic cookery skills and following recipes.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Cookery Skills - Introduction course.


COURSE FEES

£60.50






ENGLISH FOR EMPLOYABILITY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the English for Employability - Introduction course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the English for Employability - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB243AA Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 08 Jan 2018

VABB185AA Khidmat Centre (Tue 09.30-12.30) from 09 Jan 2018

VAB142AP Grange Interlink (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 11 Jan 2018

ENGLISH FOR EMPLOYABILITY - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will build upon what you learnt on the English for Employability - Improvers course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the English for Employability - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB244AA Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 16 Apr 2018

VAB187AA Khidmat Centre (Tue 09.30-12.30) from 17 Apr 2018

VAB235AP Grange Interlink (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 19 Apr 2018

INDUSTRIAL MARKETS AND OPPORTUNITIES - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will explore opportunities and strategies to enable you to expand your business.


COURSE OVERVIEW


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB193AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Sep 2017

LEARNING SUPPORT ASSISTANTS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will help you prepare for a College accredited course by developing the skills and knowledge required to work as a Learning Support Assistant.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB220AA Carlisle Business Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Sep 2017

NUTRITION AND HEALTH


COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn about how the food we eat, the physical exercise we take and the lifestyle choices we make can affect our health and well-being. The impact of external factors on our health will also be explored.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB224AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017




OFFICE AND RECEPTION SKILLS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will prepare you for work in an office environment by covering a range of basic skills and procedures such as clerical duties, office etiquette, business machines, telephone techniques and communication methods.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no specific entry requirements. You must have a good command of English.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB211AP Carlisle Business Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2017

VAB198AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 10 Jan 2018

PATISSERIE - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This creative course will support and inspire you to develop your skills in producing breads, pastries, biscuits and cakes.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB235AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017

RETAIL - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will enable you to develop an understanding of the retail industry. It is designed to give you the knowledge and skills needed to gain employment in retail and develop your career prospects. You will learn about customer service, the business environment, marketing and effective communication.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB195AP The David Hockney Building (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2018

START YOUR OWN BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

Find out what setting up a small business entails and learn about the legal requirements, business plans and banking.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB104AE Thornbury Centre (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 21Sep 2017

VAB105AA The David Hockney Building (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2017

SUGARCRAFT CAKE DECORATION - INTRODUCTION



On this introductory course you will make a delicate rose spray using petal paste which will enhance any celebration cake. Following on from this, you will learn the skills to cover a seasonal or celebratory cake with sugar paste (fondant) and practise your new skills to decorate it.

There will be costs for equipment and materials.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



VAB234AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.30-20.30) form 18 Sep 2017

SUGARCRAFT CAKE DECORATION - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this improvers course you will build upon the skills learnt on the introductory course to produce a variety of sugarcraft decorations with more detail and use these to decorate a seasonally-themed cake.



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Cake Decoration - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50







SUGARCRAFT CAKE DECORATION - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this advanced course you will progress to learn more professional sugarcraft techniques whist developing your own style and creativity.



ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Sugarcraft Cake Decoration - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB237AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.30-20.30) from 16 Apr 2018

WEDDING AND EVENT PLANNING


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will enable you to plan a wedding, special day or event and develop your own business to become an events organiser. Make your own event extra special within a budget and develop your skills and understanding to plan somebody else’s big day.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL

BLOGS AND WEBSITES - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course you will create your own blog or website. You will select a design, choose a theme, add content and learn how to manage and run your personal blog/website. These skills are also useful in work situations.

No previous web design experience is required.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50



COMPUTING SKILLS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will help develop your computer skills to use Word, Excel and PowerPoint programmes with confidence.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB101AP Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Sep 2017

COMPUTING SKILLS - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

On this course you will further develop the computer skills learnt in the introductory course to use Word, Excel and PowerPoint programmes with confidence.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Computing Skills - Introduction course or have some basic computing knowledge.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB205AP Karmand Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 08 Jan 2018

DATA HANDLING - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will look at how to record and use data effectively using charts and tables, and will look at keeping accounts and budgeting, whether in your personal or business life.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB103AP Karmand Centre(Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Sep 2017




DIGITAL MEDIA SKILLS - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn how to use Photoshop to develop the techniques to enable you to edit your own images in creative ways.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB186AA Karmand Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 12 Jan 2018

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will provide a useful introduction to digital photography. You will learn how to use the basic features of a digital camera, how to transfer pictures to a computer and how to create high quality prints. You will need your own digital camera and a basic level of computer skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB179AP The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Sep 2017

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course covers more advanced photographic techniques and computer imaging skills. It is ideal if you have some understanding of computers and photography and wish to improve your skills in composition, photographic techniques, image enhancement and output.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Digital Photography - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB175AP The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 10 Jan 2018

IT SKILLS AND BUSINESS


COURSE OVERVIEW

Learn how to use mobile devices, the internet and cloud technology effectively and safely, and raise your awareness of the digital knowledge and skills required in today’s workplace.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB108AP Karmand Centre (Tue 10.00-12.00) 19 Sep 2017

VAB182AP Karmand Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 11 Jan 2018

KNOW YOUR TABLET - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will develop your confidence, understanding and skills using your tablet and covers internet, email, apps, iPlayer and much more.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB144AP Karmand Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2017

PHOTOSHOP - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is ideal for beginners who want to learn the basic functions of Photoshop, such as changing images through size and filter effects, together with an introduction to photograph editing. You should have a basic level of computing skills.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB109AP The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Sep 2017




PHOTOSHOP - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is ideal if you want to build on your skills and learn how to edit images through resizing, editing in layers and creating collages using photographs as a starting point. You will be taught how to copy, cut, rotate and enhance areas of interest.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Photoshop - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50



WEB DESIGN - INTRODUCTION


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will give an introduction to the basics of web design and will enable you to set up and maintain your own website.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB147AB The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 19 Sep 2017

WEB DESIGN - IMPROVERS


COURSE OVERVIEW

This course will expand upon the knowledge gained on the Web Design - Introduction course and will enable you to maintain and develop features on your own website.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Web Design - Introduction course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB157AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.30-20.30) from 09 Jan 2018

WEB DESIGN - INTERMEDIATE


COURSE OVERVIEW

The Web Design - Intermediate course will build upon the knowledge gained on the Web Design - Improvers course.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have completed the Web Design - Improvers course.

COURSE FEES

£60.50


VAB190AP The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 17 Apr 2018




BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE LEVEL 1


COURSE OVERVIEW

If you are interested in learning the language of the deaf community, this is the perfect course for you. With our help, you will learn everyday language to allow you to communicate with a deaf person. There are three examinations throughout the year. After you have completed the Level 1 course, you may wish to proceed to a Sign Language course at Level 2.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES





VAA610AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 17.30-20.30) from 09 Jan 2018

BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE LEVEL 2


COURSE OVERVIEW

This Level 2 course will build upon the Level 1 course to increase your vocabulary and confidence. In addition to attending classes, you will be able to socialise with the deaf community. There are three examinations throughout the year.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

You should have successfully completed the British Sign Language Level 1 course and will be required to attend an interview before registration.

Interviews/initial assessments will take place in early September and you should contact 01274 433333 as soon as possible to book an appointment.

COURSE FEES




SIGN LANGUAGE





The Bradford College Group also offers the following:

Access to Further Education courses for those aged 14-18 (see below)

Free courses in English and Mathematics (see far right)

Apprenticeships in partnership with City Training Services (see page 30)

English for Speakers of Other Languages (see page 31)

Further Education courses for school leavers aged 16-18 and adults aged 19+ (see page 32)

Higher Education courses including HNC/HNDs, Foundation degrees, undergraduate degrees and postgraduate qualifications validated by Pearson or the University of Bolton (see page 33)

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We offer a range of FREE English and Mathematics courses, at various centres in the Bradford area, for adults aged 19 or over, to allow you to achieve a nationally-recognised qualification. We offer a supportive and engaging learning environment to support all levels from Entry Level to Level 2. These courses start in September and finish in June.

For these English and Mathematics courses, there are no formal entry requirements. You will be required to complete an assessment and, based upon that, you will be allocated a class at the appropriate level.

English courses available:•• City and Guilds Awards/Certificates

in English Skills at Entry Level and Level 1

•• City and Guilds Functional Skills English at Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2

•• WJEC GCSE English

You will work on your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in all classes. An Individual Learning Plan will be designed to develop your existing skills.

Assessment is on-going throughout the year to prepare you for the examinations at the end of the course. You will be assessed on your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

Entry is available throughout the year for Functional Skills Awards/Certificates in English.

Mathematics courses available: •• City & Guilds Functional Skills

Mathematics at Entry Level 1, Entry Level 2, Entry Level 3, Level 1 and Level 2

•• Principles of Using Mathematical Techniques at Entry Level 3 and Level 1

•• AQA GCSE Mathematics.

You will work on numbers and calculations, measures and solving problems. An Individual Learning Plan will be established to reinforce and develop your existing skills. Assessment is through end of course assignments or examinations; some of these are with calculators and some without. Entry for GCSE is September. Entry is available throughout the year for Functional Skills and the Principles of Using Mathematical Techniques.

For further information please contact 01274 433316/7.

Access to Further Education (FE) Employability Programme of Study

Entry Level 2 to Level 1 for those aged 14-18

We offer a wide range of programmes which provide a starting point for vocational courses offered at Bradford College.

Access to FE includes: Business ICT, Catering, Childcare, Construction, Creative, Hairdressing, Health & Social Care, Motor Vehicle Studies, Public Services, Retail, Sport and Travel & Tourism, as well as vocational tasters for those who have not yet decided on a careers pathway.

Alongside the vocational element of the course you will investigate aspects of Employability and Personal Development and work towards English and Mathematics functional skills.

There are no formal requirements for Access to FE programmes and the course is free.

If you are aged 19-24, please call us so we can discuss your options.

ACCESS TO FURTHER EDUCATION


APPRENTICESHIPS

In partnership with City Training Services, we offer a huge range of apprenticeships and traineeships to people of all ages and employers of all sizes across Yorkshire and beyond. We believe in the value of apprenticeships and the benefits they bring to young people, employees and employers.

You will acquire industry-relevant skills and experience whilst studying towards a career-related qualification (usually one day a week).

Your apprenticeship will last a minimum of one year with some programmes as long as four years. In that time, we will also support you to achieve Functional Skills qualifications in English and Mathematics.

An apprenticeship allows you to progress to a higher level apprenticeship programme as an alternative to university.

Whoever you are, whatever your background, if you want to get your career going, an apprenticeship is a great place to start. You may even be already working with an employer who may be able to offer you an apprenticeship.

We currently offer the following Apprenticeships:

BUSINESS SERVICESAccountancy

Business Administration

Creative Digital Media

Customer Service

Digital Marketer

Infrastructure Technician

CONSTRUCTIONAir Conditioning

Brickwork

Construction Maintenance Operations

Electrical Installation

Fitted Interiors

Furniture Manufacturing

Joinery-Bench

Joinery-Site Carpentry

Plastering

Plumbing

Refrigeration

Security Alarms Installation

ENGINEERINGElectrical

Fabrication & Welding

Maintenance

Mechanical

Technical Support

HEALTH & CAREChildcare

Dental Nursing

Dental Technical Certificate in Working in Dental Settings

Health & Social Care

Laboratory Science Technician

Pharmacy

Teaching Assistant

MOTOR VEHICLEHeavy Vehicle Technician

Light Vehicle Technician

SERVICE INDUSTRIESBarbering

Hairdressing

Hospitality & Catering-Food & Beverage Service

Hospitality & Catering-Patisserie

Hospitality & Catering-Professional Cookery

For more information on Apprenticeships visit:www.citytraining.org.ukor phone 01274 728316

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ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)

ESOL 16-18 Full-time programme - 34 weeks

ESOL 19+Part-time courses - 17 weeks

COURSE OVERVIEW

Bradford College offers a wide range of English forSpeakers of Other Languages courses aimed atdeveloping your speaking and listening, readingand writing skills. These courses are offered atEntry Level 1, 2 and 3 and Level 1-at which stageyou will be able to access other vocational courses. (Level 1 ESOL leads to GCSE English).

If you study on a part-time course you will be able to work towards a City & Guilds qualification in ESOL, speaking and listening and/or reading and writing.

Part-time courses are offered at the main campusas well as venues in the community.

Our highly qualified tutors will help you to achievea qualification in ESOL Skills for Life appropriate for your level and you will be taught using the latest technology in a student-friendly environment.

All courses will involve enrichment activities such as educational visits, professional speakers and ‘Life in the UK’ elements.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


COURSE FEES

Full-timeIf you are aged 16-18 studying on a full-timeESOL programme, tuition is free.

Part-timeIf you are an adult aged 19 or above studying ona part-time course, the fee is £330.00 plus Examination Fees (tbc).

FURTHER INFORMATION

Telephone: 01274 433333Email: [email protected]

ENROLMENT FOR ESOL COURSES

To enrol on an ESOL course visit our website at www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk or phone 01274 433333 and you will be offered an interview.

You may not have to pay tuition fees for Entry Level 1, 2, 3 and Level 1 ESOL courses if you are in receipt of Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) or Employment Support Allowance (ESA) in the work related activity group.


ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)


FURTHER EDUCATION COURSES

ART AND DESIGNCreative Media ProductionMusicPerforming ArtsProduction Arts

BEAUTY THERAPYHair and BeautyHairdressing

BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISEApplied LawBusinessEnterprise and EntrepreneurshipUnderstanding Retail

CATERING AND HOSPITALITYCatering and Hospitality*Cake Decoration*Food Preparation and Cooking*Food Safety*Hospitality, Events and TourismPersonal Licence Holders National Award*Professional CookeryProfessional Patisserie and Confectionery

COMPUTING AND ICTComputer Science/Software DevelopmentCreative Media ProductionDigital High Street*Email*Internet*IT (Networking and System Support)IT and BusinessITQ*

Keeping Safe Online*Media Production (Games Development)Smartphones*Social Media*Software DevelopmentSpreadsheets*System SupportWord Processing*

CONSTRUCTION CRAFTSBricklayingBuilding ServicesCarpentry and JoineryConstructionElectrical InstallationGas Operative ACS Accredited Scheme (Five Year Re-assessment)*PlasteringPlumbingPlumbing and Heating*Refrigeration and Air Conditioning*Solar Thermal Hot Water*Trowel Trades - Brick and Plaster*Un-vented Domestic Hot Water Systems*Water regulations 1999*

CONSTRUCTION-TECHNICAL ANDPROFESSIONALCivil EngineeringConstruction and the Built Environment

EARLY YEARS AND TEACHINGAssessing Vocational Achievement*Caring for ChildrenChildcare and Education

Education and Training*ESOL/Literacy Bridging course*Internal Quality Assessment Processes and Practice*Numeracy Bridging course*Personal Tutoring*Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools*

ENGINEERING (including Motor Vehicle)Autocad*Automotive Maintenance and RepairCAD Parametric Modelling*Electrical and Electronic EngineeringElectrotechnical TechnologyEngineeringHybrid Electric Vehicle Operation and Maintenance*Manufacturing EngineeringMOT Annual Assessment Private Passenger and Light Vehicles (Classes 3, 4, 5 and 7)*MOT Centre Manager*MOT Testing (Classes 4 and 7)*Performing Engineering Operations*

ENTRY PATHWAYSPathway to Independent LivingPathway to Supported Employment

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CAREHealth, Social Care and Children & Young People’s SettingsPreparing to Work in the Adult Care Sector

PUBLIC SERVICESPublic Services

SCIENCEApplied Science

SPORT, EXERCISE AND FITNESSFitness InstructingHealth and Fitness*Instructing Circuit Sessions*Instructing Kettlebells*Leading Health-related Activity Sessions*Personal Training*SportSport (Development and Coaching)Sport and ExerciseSports Massage*

TRAVEL AND TOURISMAirfares & Ticketing and Global Distribution SystemsTravel and TourismTravel and Tourism (Aviation Operations)

For full details of our Further Education courses

visit our website at www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

or contact us on 01274 433333 to request a copy of our

Further Education Guide for 16-18 year old school leavers

or Further Education Guide for students aged 19+

Courses marked * are part-time and are for students aged 19+ only



HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES

ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION COURSESAccess to HE Allied Health ProfessionsAccess to HE Allied Health Professions OnlineAccess to HE Art, Design and MediaAccess to HE BusinessAccess to HE ComputingAccess to HE Education ProfessionsAccess to HE Engineering ScienceAccess to HE Health and Social Care Professions OnlineAccess to HE Health Sciences and Well-beingAccess to HE HumanitiesAccess to HE LawAccess to HE Nursing and MidwiferyAccess to HE Nursing and Midwifery OnlineAccess to HE Science (Biology and Chemistry)Access to HE Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics)Access to HE Science (Mathematics and Physics)Access to HE Social Science (Psychology/English/Sociology)Access to HE Social Science (Psychology/Sociology)Business, Administration and Law Level 2 CertificateProgression to Further Study in Art and Design Level 2 Diploma

ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIESBradford School of ArtArt and Design HNC/HNDFashion BA (Hons)Graphic Design and Illustration BA (Hons)Interior Design (BA (Hons)Photography HNC/HND/BA (Hons)Textiles and Surface Design BA (Hons)Visual Arts BA (Hons)/MA

ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIESThe Northern School of Creative IndustriesCreative Media Production HNC/HNDFilm BA (Hons)Media Make-up with Special Effects BA (Hons)Music HNC/HNDPerforming Arts HNC/HND

BEAUTY THERAPY AND HAIRDRESSINGHair and Beauty Management HNC/HND/BA (Hons)

BUSINESSAccountancy BA (Hons)Accounting AAT Level 4 Diploma Business HNC/HNDBusiness (Accounting and Finance) HNDBusiness (Business Management) HNDBusiness (Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management) HNDBusiness (Human Resource Management) HNDBusiness (Marketing) HNDBusiness (Operations Management) HNDBusiness Management BA (Hons)Management ILM Level 5 NVQ Diploma

Management MAManagement and Leadership Higher Level Apprenticeship Level 5 (subject to approval)Management and Leadership Level 5 DiplomaManagement and Leadership Professional Award/Certificate/DiplomaStrategic Management and Leadership ILM NVQ Level 7 Diploma

COMPUTINGComputer Networks and Systems Support BSc (Hons)Computing HNC/HND/BSc (Hons)Computing and Information Systems BSc (Hons)Games and Digital Media BSc (Hons)Internet Applications BSc (Hons)

CONSTRUCTIONConstruction and the Built Environment HNC (Civil Engineering); (Construction); (Surveying)Construction and the Built Environment HND (Civil Engineering); (Architectural Technology); (Construction-Management)Construction Contracting Operations Management NVQ Level 6 DiplomaConstruction Management BSc (Hons)Sustainable Built Environment Higher Apprenticeship (subject to approval)

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIESDigital Education Level 4 AwardSupporting and Managing Learning in Education FdA/BA (Hons)Education Studies BA (Hons)Education/Leadership & Management/Inclusive Practice/Early Childhood/ICT MEdMasters in Education MEd (Top-up)

ENGINEERINGEngineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) HNC/HNDEngineering (Mechanical Engineering) HNC/HND

HOSPITALITY AND TRAVELHospitality and Travel Management FdA/BA (Hons) (Top-up)Hospitality and Travel Management FdAInitial Teacher EducationEducation and Training (In-service) CertificateEducation and Training (Pre-service) CertificateAssessment Only Programme QTSEducation and Training (In-service) Postgraduate DiplomaEducation and Training (Pre-service) Postgraduate DiplomaPre-ITT Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) Courses (Physics; Chemistry; Biology; Mathematics; Design Technology [Food and Textiles]; Computer Science)Primary Education (With QTS) BA (Hons)PGCE PrimaryPGCE Secondary (Biology; Chemistry; Citizenship; Computer Science; Design Technology; English;

Mathematics; Media Studies; Modern Foreign Languages; Physics; Physics with Mathematics; Psychology; Religious Education; Science; Social Sciences; Vocational Subjects (14-19) Health and Social CareTeaching and Learning in the Primary Age Phase BA (Hons) with QTS (Top-up)Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Cert TESOLTeaching ESOL/Literacy/Numeracy in the Lifelong Learning Sector Additional Diploma

LAWConveyancing Law and Practice (Conveyancing Technician) Level 4 Diploma/(Licensed Conveyancer) Level 6 DiplomaLaw (LLB Hons)Law (Accountancy) (LLB Hons)Law (Marketing) (LLB Hons)Law (Social Welfare) (LLB Hons)Law and Legal Practice FdA

OPHTHALMIC DISPENSINGContact Lens CertificateOphthalmic Dispensing BSc (Hons)Ophthalmic Dispensing FdSc

PUBLIC SERVICESPublic Services Management FdA/BA (Hons)

SCIENCESBiological Sciences in Industry HNC/HNDChemical Science for Industry HNC/HND

EARLY YEARS, YOUTH AND COMMUNITY STUDIESEarly Years FdAEarly Years Practice BA (Hons)Youth and Community Development BA (Hons)/Postgraduate Diploma/MA

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARECounselling and Psychology in Community Settings BA (Hons)Health and Social Welfare BA (Hons)Social Nutrition and Health BA (Hons)Social Work

SPORT, EXERCISE AND FITNESSPhysical Activity, Health and Well-being FdScSport and Physical Activity BSc (Hons)Sports Coaching FdSc

For full details of our Higher Education provision visit our website at www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/uc

or contact us on 01274 433333 to request a copy of our Higher Education prospectus.



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This prospectus was prepared in the summer of 2017 for courses starting from September 2017 onwards. Any subsequent changes to information will be published in the course information on our website: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

We have tried to ensure that all of the information provided is as accurate and up-to-date as possible. However it is always possible that this information could change and you should check our website for the latest information before you apply. (Where there is a difference between the contents of this prospectus and our website, the contents of the website take precedence).

We will always try to deliver your course as described in this prospectus. However, sometimes we have to make changes as set out below.

Courses will run subject to viable student numbers.

We review all courses each year and change them to reflect staff expertise, current trends and as a result of student feedback. We will try to ensure that you have a range of courses to choose from and we will let students know in good time the courses available for them to choose for the following year.

PROSPECTUS INFORMATION

We will only change courses if it is necessary for us to do so, for example to maintain accreditation. We will let you know about any such change as soon as possible, usually before you begin the relevant academic year.

On occasion we many need to make changes to some aspects of a course, or how it is delivered. We will only make changes if they are for reasons outside of our control, or where they are for our students’ benefit. We will endeavour to let you know about any such changes as soon as possible (usually before the relevant academic year). Our regulations set out our procedure which we will follow when we need to make any such changes.

We make every effort to check the accuracy of the information in this prospectus at the time of going to press. However, if you feel that any of the information is misleading then please contact:

Marketing & Communications, Bradford College, Great Horton Road, Bradford, BD7 1AY.

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Open Events in 2017 will take place on:•• 24 August

•• 28 September

•• 08 November (Bradford College Sixth Form Open Evening - A levels/GCSEs only)

•• 09 December

For full details of dates, times and venues and to pre-register, visit the ‘Open Days’ section of our website at: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

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