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Abraham Lincoln16th President of the United States

No.1Ranked

FE College in the UK

for Careers Education and Guidance

Top Performing

College**NI Colleges Media

Awards 2020


ContentsChoose Part-Time 04

Campus Facilities 06

Student Support 08

Funding Your Studies 10

Fees and Payments 12

How to Enrol 16

Jargon Buster 18

Your Courses 20

Contact Us 80

Adult Learning (Access) 22

Art and Design 24

Business, Admin and Professional Programmes 28

Care and Health 32

Computing and IT 36

Construction and the Built Environment 38

Early Years (Children and Young People) 42

Engineering 46

Essential Skills 50

GCSE 52

Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy 54

Hospitality and Tourism 62

Languages, Hobby and Special Interest 66

Media and Photography 68

Science 72

Sport and Leisure 76

Your courses



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ALMOST £17 MILLION INVESTED IN FACILITIES

RANKED NO.1FE COLLEGE IN THE UK1

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OVER 10,000 STUDENTS ACROSS

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MORE THAN 550 COURSES TO CHOOSE FROM

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Whether you’re looking to boost your job prospects, develop a new skill, or learn something new just for fun, our Part-Time learning experience is just what you have been looking for.

Our courses are run by enthusiastic, professional tutors and delivered in state-of-the-art, industry standard learning facilities and campuses.

Our Part-Time courses are developed with you in mind:

• Continue your career development with qualifications across a wide range of professions

• Develop new skills and talents while meeting new people

• Flexible study options to suit your lifestyle, with day and evening courses available across 5 campus locations in the North West

• Access a wide range of Student Support services, including: careers guidance, counselling, student services, student finance, learning support, disability access and safeguarding

• Claim financial support to assist with course fees, books, materials, childcare and travel expenses*

• Pay for your course in affordable monthly instalments*

• Up to 75% off tuition fees for those receiving benefits* (excludes exam/registration fee)

• If you are a business owner or an employee of a company with less than 250 employees you may be able to avail of 100% Department for the Economy (DfE) Skills Focus funding. To find out more email [email protected]

Whatever your goals, let us put your learning and career

ambitions on track.

FOR CAREERS GUIDANCE AND EDUCATION

Choose Part-Time

DELIVERED FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME

2 NWRC Student Survey (January 2019) 3 Funded by the Department for the Economy (DfE)

SINCE 2015

1Association of College’s Beacon Awards 2019

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SUPPORTING OVER 400 BUSINESSES ANNUALLY WITH

TRAINING, UPSKILLING AND INNOVATION3

OVER 650 GRADUATES

PROGRESS TO UNIVERSITY EVERY YEAR

*Criteria applies. Contact Student Services for details.


North West Regional College is a vibrant, exciting place to learn. Our award-winning, buildings and state-of-the-art facilities are set across five modern campuses.

Derry~LondonderryStrand Road Our largest campus, conveniently located only 10 mins by foot from the city centre, boasts industry-standard, cutting-edge facilities to support your learning.

Facilities on campus include:

• Gym and Fitness Suite

• Art and Design studios

• 170-seat performance theatre

• Dance studio

• Music recording studio

• TV production studio

• Photography studio

• News and Radio studio

• Multimedia suites with the latest industry software

• Fine-dining restaurant (The Flying Clipper), cafés and barista bar*

• Professional Hair and Beauty salons*

• Fully-equipped Science, ICT and Engineering Labs

• Library and Learning Resource Centre

• Open access Careers Academy

• Innovation Centres – Foodovation and DIAL (Design Innovation for Assisted Living)

SpringtownWe are currently completing a multi-million-pound redevelopment of our Springtown campus following investment from the Department for the Economy (DfE).

This funding will result in a vibrant, new state-of-the-art learning environment for Apprenticeships and Training in areas such as:

• Electrical engineering• Motor vehicle maintenance

and repair• Plumbing • Joinery • Brickwork • Fabrication and welding

LimavadyMain Street Providing learning and training to the Limavady borough for more than 100 years, this modern Campus includes:


• Art and Design wing and creative studios

• Sport and fitness testing lab• Health science laboratory• IT and multimedia suites• Library and Learning Resource

Centre• Fine-dining restaurant (Garnett’s)*

GreystoneThis state-of-the-art training facility features the latest equipment and technology for courses in Engineering, Construction, Wood Occupations, Brickwork, Tiling and Motor Vehicle Maintenance.

Our Product Design Centre - the first of its kind in the North West - helps entrepreneurs create new products.

StrabaneDerry RoadLocated centrally, in the heart of the town, Strabane Campus offers first rate teaching in a listed traditional building supported by an additional extension and refurbished with modern facilities, which include:


• Vocational training workshops• Fully resourced IT suite and

classrooms • Library and Learning Resource

Centre • Students’ Union

Hair & Beauty Salons News & Radio Studio

Science Labs

Art & Design Studio

Foyle TheatreWelding Workshops

Find out morenwrc.ac.uk/our-campuses

Book a Campus [email protected]

*Our Cafés, Restaurants and Hair & Beauty salons are open to the public.

Campus Facilities

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EqualityOur College promotes equality of opportunity among all of our staff and students, and actively seeks opportunities to promote equality between the recognised groups with a view to having an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome.

The Special Educational Needs and Disability (NI) Order 2005 (SENDO) came into effect on 1st September 2005. The principle behind the further and higher education sections of this legislation is that people with disabilities should have the same opportunities as others wherever possible within education.

The College has been proactive in the area of equality and will continue to explore ways of facilitating students to maximise their learning experience.

Safeguarding Our staff are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment where students feel safe and receive effective pastoral and safeguarding care, guidance and support.

We have a dedicated safeguarding team that promotes awareness of safeguarding issues and is always available to provide support to students, families and staff. In line with statutory safeguarding guidance, the College has a designated Safeguarding team. We offer a listening ear, support and advice with issues such as abuse, bereavement, mental health issues, unplanned pregnancy, homelessness, relationship breakdown, gender change and or any concern a student may have during their time at College.

Tel: 028 7127 8709Email: [email protected]

Work PlacementAll students going on work placement into regulated activity will be required to complete an Enhanced Access NI check. The College is committed to processing Criminal Record Checks in accordance with the Access NI Code of Practise which is available on the Access NI website or alternatively a copy can be requested from Student Services at the College. For more information, contact the Safeguarding Officer: 028 7127 8709

Criminal ConvictionsNWRC actively promotes equality of opportunity for all and welcomes enrolments from students with criminal convictions. However in order to manage any risk, you must tell us about any unspent convictions you have.

DisclosureYou should do this by declaring on the College’s enrolment form. Certain courses require you to consider spent as well as unspent criminal convictions. In such instances, you must disclose all past offenses as it may impact on your career progression. By disclosing criminal convictions you will not automatically be excluded from the application/enrolment process.

The College will assess the risk that you may pose and determine whether it can be managed. You will be advised about the outcome of this process as quickly as possible.

Access NI Criminal Record CheckStudents that disclose a criminal history will be required to complete a Basic or an Enhanced Access NI check. If applying for a course that requires work placement in regulated activity you will be required to complete an Enhanced Access NI check. This will depend on the nature of the course you have applied for.

The College will assess the risk that you may pose and determine whether it can be managed. You will be advised about the outcome of this process as quickly as possible.

If you are convicted of a criminal offence after you have applied, you must contact the Safeguarding Team and tell them about this.

The College is committed to processing Criminal Record Checks in accordance with the Access NI Code of Practise which is available on the Access NI website or alternatively a copy can be requested from Student Services.

Student Services Student Services is made up of several different teams who offer advice to support to students. These areas include the Careers Academy, Student Finance, Safeguarding, Students’ Union, Learning Link, Library, and Health & Wellbeing.

The Student Services team are your main source of information, support and guidance. If you are concerned about your studies or are experiencing personal issues you can talk to us in a safe and confidential setting.

Tel: 028 7127 6045 (Strand Road / Strabane campus) 028 7127 8770 (Limavady campus)

Students’ UnionThe Students’ Union looks after the interests of all students at NWRC and works closely with staff to ensure that life at the College remains vibrant, rewarding and bursting with opportunity.

The Union helps organise a wide range of activities throughout the year which include: Clubs and Societies, Freshers’ Week, Student socials, European Travel, Fundraising, Sports and Team-Building Activities.

Find out more online: nwrc.ac.uk/student-union

Work and Study in EuropeWe offer a range of fully-funded student exchange projects across Europe. Boost your employability skills by taking part. Contact Student Services today to find out more: [email protected]

Careers Academy Our award-winning Careers Academy delivers bespoke programmes and interactive workshops tailored to meet the needs of the student. We aim to support you during your educational journey, helping you progress to university or employment. Our programmes are personalised to help you progress to different stages of career learning, planning and development.

We also provide careers information, advice and guidance before you apply and throughout your time at the college.

Tel: 028 7127 6111 / 6112 / 6500 / 6541 / 8784 Email: [email protected]

Personal CounsellingThe College provides a confidential service to all students who are in need of counselling and support. To arrange counselling, contact the College Safeguarding Officer.


Student FinanceOur Student Finance team can provide you with advice and guidance on funding options available to support you during your studies. For more details see page 10.

Tel: 028 7127 6010 / 6045 Email: [email protected]

Student Health and WelfareStudent Health and Welfare aims to provide information sessions, workshops, leaflets and a ‘Listening Ear Service’ to support our students during their time at college.

Learning SupportIf you have a disability, learning difficulty, medical condition or mental health condition, the Learning Link can help you. We provide support, guidance and resources so that students with additional needs can fulfil their true potential and achieve their goals.


LibraryThere are library facilities available at our Strand Road, Limavady and Strabane campuses.

Your College ID Card allows you to borrow books and we also provide access to online digital resources which are available remotely and 24/7. Additional services include PC and internet access, study pods, printing and photocopying and stationery sales.

Each campus library has late night opening on specific days. Contact the library desk for details.

Tel: 028 7127 6127

Find out morenwrc.ac.uk/studentservices

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As a part-time learner, you may be eligible to claim financial support* to assist with fees, books, materials, childcare and travel.

When you receive the Notification of Award from the Funding Authority please bring this to the College Admissions Office so that a deposit refund may be processed for you. Make yourself aware of the deadlines for applications - don’t miss out on funding which you may be eligible for.

Claimants of Social Security benefits are not normally affected when studying part time.

You will be required to pay at least the minimum deposit at the time of enrolment to secure your place on the course.

Further Education (FE) GrantFurther Education grants are available to students studying a Level 1 - Level 3 Further Education course. This grant can pay up to £465 towards fees and £265 towards books and materials.

ROI students may get assistance with fees only.

TO APPLY:Complete the Part-Time FE Grant form from April. The deadline for applications is 25th September 2020.

Part-Time Tuition Fee Loan / GrantHigher Education grants are available to those studying a Level 4 or Level 5 Higher Education course. This grant can pay up to £1,230 towards fees and £265 towards books and materials.

ROI students may get assistance with fees only and should complete an EUPTL1 form.

TO APPLY:Complete a PTL form or apply online at studentfinanceni.co.uk

Hardship FundStudents may get assistance with part-time fees, books, materials and travel (please retain receipts for material costs). Criteria applies.

TO APPLY:Students should apply for a FE / HE Grant in the first instance. Hardship Fund application forms are available from Student Services.

For more information, contact: [email protected]

ChildcareChildcare assistance is available for Part-Time students.

TO APPLY:

• Further Education students should apply via the FE Grant before 25th September

• Higher Education students should apply via the College Hardship Fund from September

• Students under 20 years old should apply for ‘Care to Learn.’

Funding Your Studies

*Criteria apply. Contact Student Finance for more information.

Find out morenwrc.ac.uk/finance

Get in [email protected]

Difficulty paying fees?You may be entitled to a reduced fee, or extra support in paying the tuition fee for your chosen course. To find out what support you could be entitled to contact: [email protected]

Alternatively, you can contact your local campus directly:

• Derry~Londonderry 028 7127 6010

• Limavady 028 7127 8770

• Strabane 028 7127 6033


Fees and Payments

Higher Education, Further Education and Access coursesThe fees quoted in this course guide are inclusive of both the course tuition fee and relevant exam / registration fee. Fees must be paid at time of enrolment, or arrangements should be put in place to pay by instalments.

Failure to enrol before the Awarding Body deadline may result in you incurring a late fee.

Pay in InstalmentsThe College offers a fee payment instalment plan for students who enrol on a Part-Time course on or before Monday 5th October 2020. For courses commencing in January / February 2021 you must enrol by Friday 29th January 2021.

If your total fee is more than £150 you may pay a deposit and the required balance in instalments as outlined in the table below.

Tuition Fee

Minimum Deposit Payable

Maximum Number of Instalments

Minimum Monthly Direct Debit

Less than or equal to £150

Full fee payable at time of enrolment

£151 - £400 £100 3 £50

More than £400

25% 4 £50

Anyone wishing to pay by instalments must set up a Direct Debit. Payments will be debited on or about the 5th of each month, commencing the month after enrolment.

Fee RefundsCourse fees are non-refundable except when a course is cancelled by the College due to insufficient enrolments. In this case students will be entitled to a full refund.

Please Note: All fees quoted in this course guide are for year one only. Fees for year two and three (if applicable) will be in line with the fees in this course guide, however the College reserves the right to increase fees.

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Further Education (FE) AwardsIf you are in receipt of an FE Award, a copy of your award letter from the Education Authority must be submitted at the time of enrolment. Funding from the Education Authority closes at the end of December. Any enrolments after this date will not be considered and you will be liable for full cost of tuition /examination fees.

Payment by EmployerIf your employer is paying for your course a Certificate of Payment of Fees (Employer to Pay) form must be completed and presented at the time of enrolment. Alternatively employers can sign and stamp the enrolment and examination / registration forms. An invoice will then be issued to your employer for the relevant fees.

If you are a business owner or an employee of a company with less than 250 employees you may

be able to avail of 100% Department for the Economy (DfE) Skills Focus funding. To find out more email [email protected]

Unpaid FeesFailure to pay the required tuition fees may result in one or more of the following:

• You may be withdrawn from your course;

• You may not be able to sit exams for any NWRC course you are enrolled on;

• You may not be able to access any College facilities or our computer network;

• You may not be able to progress to the next year of your course, or enrol on an alternative NWRC course;

• Your name will not be included on any pass or graduation list.

Exam and Awarding Body Registration FeesExamination/ registration fees, if applicable to your course, are paid on enrolment (unless you qualify for an instalment plan). Please contact the College for guidance before you enrol if you have any queries.

You will also be liable for any resit fees and if applicable these will be notified to you by your course tutor and must be paid by the relevant deadline. You may also be liable for late exam / registration fees if you join a course late.

Please note, once registered some Awarding Bodies do not offer refunds. If you have any queries regarding the refund of entry or registration fees please contact our Examinations team [email protected].


UK students

People Entitled to Reduced Fees Evidence Required (Enrolling by post or in person)

• Student over 19 by 01/07/2020 and in full-time Further / Higher education

Current Student Card or Letter from School/College and appropriate fee.

• Under 19 on 01/07/2020 Birth Certificate or Passport and appropriate fee.

• Working Tax Credit Total single income (16-29 hours) £11,048 Total single income (30 hours) - £12,980 Total joint income (30 hours) - £17,787

A current TC602 form stating Working Tax Credit and total income shown and appropriate fee. Please note, a provisional TC602 form is not accepted as evidence for a concessionary (reduced) fee.

• Aged 60 Years and over (and in receipt of one of the benefits opposite)

A current letter (dated within the last three months) stating that you are in receipt of Pension Credit or in receipt of relief under the new Rates Relief Scheme.

• Income Support (or dependent spouse/partner)• Income Based Jobseekers Allowance

(or dependent spouse/partner)• Income Based Employment Support Allowance

A current letter (dated within the last three months) from your Benefit Office stating that you are in receipt of benefit; or have the Authorisation form completed and authorised with appropriate fee enclosed.

Download Authorisation form nwrc.ac.uk/parttime

• Universal Credit The Working Tax Credit threshold will apply to those in receipt of Universal Credit and who are working. A current statement / print out (within last three months) of your Universal Credit Statement.

Republic of Ireland students

People Entitled to Reduced Fees Evidence Required (Enrolling by post or in person)

• Student over 19 by 01/07/2020 and in full-time Further / Higher education

Current Student Card or Letter from School/College and appropriate fee.

• Under 19 on 01/07/2020 Birth Certificate or Passport and appropriate fee.

• Carer’s Allowance• One Parent Family Payment• Widow’s or Widower’s (Non-Contributory) Pension• Jobseekers Allowance• Pre-Retirement Allowance (PRETA)• Disability Allowance• Supplementary Welfare Allowance

A current letter (dated within the last three months) from the Department of Social and Family Affairs stating that you are in receipt of benefit; or have the Authorisation Form, completed and authorised with appropriate fee enclosed.

Download Authorisation form nwrc.ac.uk/parttime

• (Non-Contributory) State Pension Letter (dated within the last three months) from Pensions Office and appropriate fee.

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Reduced Fees (Concessionary)We offer reduced tuition fees for some of our part-time courses. These apply to individuals who are claiming benefits, and if you qualify for reduced tuition fee.

You MUST provide the necessary evidence given opposite at the time of enrolment, (i.e. current letter or proof of date of birth) OR a completed Authorisation Form signed by your local benefits office.

To obtain a copy of the Authorisation Form please contact our Admissions office on (028) 7127 6000 or download from nwrc.ac.uk/parttime.

EvidenceIf you have lost or misplaced your Working Tax Credit TC602 form, you can request a new copy by contacting HM Revenue and Customs helpline on 0345 300 3900 between the hours 8am-8pm, seven days a week.

NOTE: Only the evidence opposite can be accepted in order to be entitled to a reduced tuition fee.


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You can enrol on a Part-Time course online, by post, phone (using credit or debit card) or in-person at any of our main campuses during normal office hours.

To enrol on a Part-Time course at NWRC you must be over 16 years of age on or before 1st July in year of entry. An aptitude test and/or interview may be required to gain entry onto some courses.

It is important to note that we process enrolments on a 'first come, first served' basis and courses fill up quickly so don't delay, apply today.

Enrol OnlineYou can now enrol for Part-Time courses online. This is the easiest and most convenient way to enrol and pay for a course.

Visit nwrc.ac.uk/parttime and select the course on which you wish to enrol. Follow the instructions to complete the online enrolment form and pay the tuition fee via debit or credit card. Your place will not be confirmed until the appropriate fee is paid.

If you are claiming a reduced fee you must upload relevant evidence as detailed on page 15. The College reserves the right to withdraw your place on the course if the correct evidence has not been submitted.

Enrol by PostComplete the enrolment form (available to download online at nwrc.ac.uk/parttime or pick up a copy at any main College campus), and enclose the appropriate fee. We accept cheque or postal order.

If you are claiming a reduced tuition fee you must also include copies of recent benefit evidence (page 13).

Please send your completed enrolment form to:

Strand Road or Springtown courses:Administration Office North West Regional College, Strand Road, Derry~Londonderry, BT48 7AL

Limavady or Greystone courses: Administration OfficeNorth West Regional College, Main Street, Limavady, BT49 0EX

Strabane courses: Administration OfficeNorth West Regional College, 39 Derry Road, StrabaneBT82 8DX

Cheques (signed) and postal orders must be made payable to 'North West Regional College' and crossed Account Payee only. Currently we can only accept Sterling cheques. Please do not enclose cash.

To ensure that you are correctly enrolled, it is important to enter the Course Code listed beside each course in this guide.

Enrol in PersonYou can enrol at any of our main College campuses at Strand Road, Limavady and Strabane during normal office hours.

Mon - Thu: 8:30am - 4:45pm* Fri: 9:00am - 3:45pm

Please remember to take with you all of the necessary benefit evidence required if claiming a reduced fee.

Enrol by TelephoneThose paying the full tuition fee may enrol by telephone. Reduced fees cannot be paid via telephone enrolment. Please ensure you have your course details and valid debit or credit card information to hand.

Strand Road, Springtown or Strabane courses: 028 7127 6000 Limavady or Greystone courses: 028 7127 8700

Interview / Special Entry RequirementsSome courses will require that you hold specific entry requirements or that you attend a pre-course information session or interview.

If this is the case we will be in contact with a date for your interview / information session after you have applied. For more information contact Admissions.

Were an interview or information session is not required you should complete the Part-Time enrolment form as normal and submit along with the appropriate fee.

Employer Paying Your Fees?

If your employer has agreed to pay your course fees, evidence of this must be shown at time of enrolment.

Suitable evidence includes a signed letter from your employer or their signature and company stamp on the back of the enrolment form.

English Not Your First Language? For certain College courses, students for whom English is not their first language, may be required to provide evidence of English Language ability - minimum IELTS Score 5 or equivalent.

English Entry Levels for Vocational CoursesApplications for Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Higher National Diploma (HND) and Foundation Degree courses:

• IELTS 6.0;• Paper based TOEFL 547• Computer based TOEFL 210• Internet based TOEFL 79

Find out more:nwrc.ac.uk/international

*Check with reception for evening opening hours

How to Enrol

Find out morenwrc.ac.uk/parttime


Please Note: The College will endeavour to run all courses as advertised. However, we reserve the right to cancel courses which do not attract sufficient numbers. In this case students who have enrolled will be entitled to a full refund of fees paid.

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Jargon Buster

Confused by the education terms and phrases you have come across? If so, use our jargon buster to find out what they mean.

Access DiplomaLevel 3 qualification designed for adult learners (aged 19+)to provide opportunities to make a successful return to education. They can enable successful progression onto higher education at university, or directly into employment. Can be completed on a full or part-time basis.

Accredited A course is accredited if it has been approved by a professional awarding body. If a course is accredited, it shows that it covers everything you need to know for a career in the relevant industry.

Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL)APEL is a process through which the learning you have gained from work experience can be counted towards entry onto a course.

Award / Certificate / DiplomaTerms which relate to the size of a qualification which depends on how in-depth the qualification is and the number of units you are required to study. Diplomas are the largest with the most units. Certificates are in-between and Awards are the smallest with the fewest units to complete. All three types of qualification can be studied at different levels.

Awarding BodyA corporate body with the legal authority to award academic qualifications. 'City and Guilds' would be an example of an Awarding Body.

BursaryA financial grant you apply for to help with tuition fees or living costs.

BTECA vocational qualification that provides specialist, work-related learning in a range of sectors. BTEC qualifications are equivalent to A-Levels and can lead to further studies, employment and progression to Higher Education.

Careers EducationThe delivery of bespoke programmes and interactive workshops that are embedded into the College curriculum with the aim of enhancing your transversal skills. The Careers Academy uses an innovative 3E approach (Employability, Entrepreneurship, Enrichment) to help you reach your full employment potential.

Central Applications Office (CAO)CAO processes applications for undergraduate courses in Irish Higher Education Institutions.

Conditional OfferAn offer of a place on your selected course as long as you meet the entry requirements of the course.

Foundation DegreeA Level 5 qualification, which combines college study with work-based learning. After completing a Foundation Degree you can usually progress directly into year two or final year of a Level 6 degree programme at university.A Foundation Degree can be completed full-time over two years or 3 years part-time.

Further Education (FE)Non-compulsory education taken after school-leaving age. Usually used to describe education between school and higher education (university). This includes GCSEs, A-Levels, Apprenticeships and vocational training.

Higher Education (HE)Qualifications at Level 4 - 6. This includes Higher National Certificates (HNCs), Higher National Diplomas (HNDs), Foundation Degrees and Honours Degrees.

Higher Level Apprenticeship (HLA)A work-based programme, which offers the opportunity to gain quality training and a recognised higher qualification while in paid employment. Upon completion, you will have gained a Foundation Degree (Level 5) qualification and two or three years of industry experience.

The aim of a HLA is to improve business practice by developing a skilled and experienced workforce.

Higher National Certificate (HNC)A Level 4 qualification that is equivalent to the first year of a degree course. A HNC takes one year to complete full-time, or two years part-time. After completing a HNC, you can progress to a Higher National Diploma (HND).

Higher National Diploma (HND)A Level 5 qualification that is equivalent to the second year of a degree course. A HND is a work-related course provided by further and higher education colleges. After completing a HND you can progress to University to complete your degree. A HND takes two years to complete full-time, or three / four years part-time.

IELTSThe International English Language Testing System is a standardised test of English language ability designed for foreign speakers who wish to study and work in an English-speaking environment.

The test covers all four language skills - listening, reading, writing and speaking.

Irish Level Certificate (ILC)The Leaving Certificate Examinations, commonly referred to as the Leaving Cert, is the final examination in the Irish secondary school system.

Learning SupportThe term used to describe the provision of resources, strategies and practices that provide physical and/or mental support intended to enable all students to have an equal opportunity for success at the College.

It does this by addressing barriers to and promoting engagement in learning and teaching.

LevelsThe Level of a qualification indicates its difficulty. GCSEs at Grade A*-C are Level 2. A Levels are at Level 3. HNCs are Level 4. HNDs and Foundation Degrees are Level 5 and an Honours Degree is Level 6.

Modules (Units)Each course is made up of a number of modules (units). Some are compulsory (core), while others are optional.

NEBOSHThe National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) is the leading examining body for the UK health and safety industry.

Their globally-recognised qualifications are designed to teach learners the skills and knowledge to manage health, safety and environmental issues in all places of work

Non-AccreditedA course with no connection to an external professional body. They focus on developing your knowledge and skill in a specific area. You can study a non-accredited course to improve your current or future career, or to develop a hobby. Non-accredited courses are usually shorter in duration and have no exam.

Prince's TrustThe Prince's Trust Team Programme is a free 12-week personal development and team building course. It enables young people to develop their personal skills through a series of projects and challenges.

Reasonable AdjustmentsAction taken by the College to ensure that the playing field is levelled for students with disabilities and/or learning difficulties, where practicable and reasonable.

SafeguardingThe process of taking action to protect children and vulnerable adults from harm. Our dedicated safeguarding team promotes the awareness of safeguarding issues and provides support to students, families and staff.

UCASUniversity and Colleges Admissions Services (UCAS) is the organisation through which your applications to universities and most colleges of higher education are processed.

UCAS ExtraUCAS Extra is a second chance for people that did not receive an offer by any of the original five universities they applied to. Essentially, this gives you the opportunity to apply to a sixth university.

UCAS Tariff PointsA means of allocating points to post GCSE (Level 2) qualifications. It is based on a simple mathematical model, which uses a qualification size and grading scale to generate a total number of points.

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Adult Learning (Access) 22

Art and Design 24

Business, Administration and Professional Programmes 28

Care and Health 32

Computing and IT 36

Construction and the Built Environment 38

Early Years (Children and Young People) 42

Engineering 46

Essential Skills 50

GCSEs 52

Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy 54

Hospitality and Tourism 62

Languages, Hobby and Special Interest 66

Media and Photography 68

Science 72

Sport and Leisure 76


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SR: Strand Road Campus ST: Springtown Campus LM: Limavady Campus GS: Greystone Campus SB: Strabane Campus

To claim a reduced (concessionary) tuition fee, you must provide the relevant evidence at time of your enrolment - see page 15*Additional kit, uniform or materials costs are required as part of this course. For more details visit www.nwrc.ac.uk+

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Access Diploma in Combined Studies (Yr 1 of 2)

D001 SR 07/09/20Mon Tue

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D002 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:30-17:00 34 £502 £232

D003 SR 08/09/20Tue Thu

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L001 LM 10/09/20Thu Fri

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L002 LM 15/09/20Tue Thu

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Access Diploma In Combined Studies (Yr 2 of 2)

L003 LM 07/09/20Mon Wed

09:30-13:00 34 £502 £232

D004 SR 08/09/20Tue Thu

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D005 SR 08/09/20Tue Thu

18:00-21:30 34 £502 £232

L004 LM 16/09/20Wed Thu

18:00-21:30 34 £502 £232

Access Diploma In Foundation Studies (Science) (Yr 1 of 2)

D006 SR 07/09/20Mon Tue

09:00-17:00 32 £497 £231

Access Diploma In Foundation Studies (Science) (Yr 2 of 2)

D007 SR 07/09/20Mon Tue

09:00-17:00 32 £497 £231

University Access Diploma in Health and Welfare (Queen's University Belfast) (Yr 1 of 2)

D008 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-18:00 34 £448 £166

S001 SB 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-18:00 34 £448 £166

D009 SR 10/09/20Thu Fri

09:00-14:00 34 £448 £166

University Access Diploma in Health and Welfare (Queen's University Belfast) (Yr 2 of 2)

D011 SR 09/09/20Wed Thu

09:00-14:00 34 £354 £89

D010 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 34 £354 £89

S002 SB 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 34 £354 £89

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BTEC Level 4 HNC in Art and Design (Arts Practice) (Yr 1 of 2)

L005 LM 10/09/20 Thu 09:30-18:00 34 £716 £341

BTEC Level 4 HNC in Art and Design (Arts Practice) (Yr 2 of 2)

L006 LM 10/09/20 Thu 09:30-18:00 34 £521 £146

Further Education

UAL Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (Yr 1 of 2)

D012 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 32 £458 £223

UAL Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (Yr 2 of 2)

D013 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 32 £314 £79

OCN NI Level 2 Award in Interior Design Material fees of £30 also required

D014 SR 30/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 30 £124 £64

OCN NI Level 2 Award in Vocational Skills (Art Portfolio Building)

D015 SR 17/09/20 Thu 18:00-21:00 25 £147 £64

Art and Design Portfolio Building Please note: This course is non-accredited

L007 LM 07/10/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 8 £50 £50

OCN NI Level 2 Unit in Practical Ceramic Skills D016 SR 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

Ceramics - PotteryPlease note: This course is non-accredited

D017 SR 29/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

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Foundation Degree Business and Enterprise (Yr 1 of 3) (Ulster University)

D018 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-18:00 31 £742 £367

ILM Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management

D019 SR 29/09/20 Tue 17:30-20:30 26 £642 £267

CIPD Level 5 Certificate Human Resource Management

Registration fees of approx £190 is payable to CIPD

D020 SR 15/09/20 Tue 14:00-19:00 34 £1,025 £1,025

ATI Level 5 Diploma for Accounting Technicians (Yr 2 of 2)

Additional fee of approx £640 is payable directly to ATI which includes registration, exam and material fees.

D021 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-16:30 30 £500 £125

ATI Level 4 Certificate for Accounting Technicians (Yr 1 of 2)

Additional fee of approx £600 is payable directly to ATI which includes registration, exam and material fees.

L008 LM 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-16:00 30 £500 £125

D022 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-16:00 30 £500 £125

OCR Level 4 Higher Award in Administrative Procedures with ICT

D023 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-13:15 34 £574 £199

OCR Level 4 Higher Certificate in Administrative Procedures with ICT

D024 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:15 34 £620 £245

Further Education

IAB Level 3 Certificate in Computerised Bookkeeping and Accounting

D025 SR 17/09/20 Thu 17:30-20:00 28 £237 £162

ECDL Level 3 Advanced Spreadsheets D026 SR 06/10/20 Tue 17:30-20:00 16 £107 £73

ILM Level 3 Award in Leadership and Management

D027 SR 22/09/20 Tue 17:30-20:30 15 £161 £119

CILEx Level 2 Diploma for Legal Secretaries (Yr 1 of 2) D028 SR 08/09/20Thu Tue

09:00-15:30 34 £474 £209

OCR Level 3 Certificate in Administration with ICT (Business Professional)

D029 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £446 £196

OCR Level 3 Award in Administration with ICT (Business Professional)

D030 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-16:00 34 £351 £137

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Call 078 3036 1640 or email [email protected]

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IAB Level 2 Award in Payroll (Computerised) for Business

D031 SR 06/01/21 Wed 18:00-21:00 17 £179 £132

IAB Level 1 Award in Payroll (Computerised) for Business

D032 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 17 £169 £122

NEBOSH General Certificate D033 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 33 £520 £520

CIPD Level 3 Certificate in Human Resources Practice

Registration fee of approx £190 is payable to CIPDD034 SR 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-20:30 33 £330 £330

City and Guilds Level 1 and Level 2 in Computerised Accounts using Sage Accounts

D035 SR 09/09/20 Wed 13:00-17:00 15 £150 £90

S003 SB 15/09/20 Tue 14:00-17:00 20 £150 £90

D036 SR 29/09/20 Tue 17:30-20:00 24 £150 £90

L009 LM 15/10/20 Thu 17:30-20:00 24 £150 £90

D037 SR 10/02/21 Wed 13:00-17:00 15 £150 £90

City and Guilds Level 2 Unit in Medical Terminology D038 SR 15/09/20Tue Thu

10:30-13:15 17 £174 £83

City and Guilds Intermediate Certificate in Word Processing Techniques

D039 SR 26/01/21 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £90 £62

D040 SR 22/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £90 £62

Our Business Support Centre offers non-regulated Continuing Professional Development courses for small businesses through Skills Focus funding.

If you are a business owner of a company with less than 250 employees you may be able to avail of 100% Department for the Economy (DfE) Skills Focus funding for you and your staff.

Call: 078 3036 1640Email: [email protected]

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Foundation Degree in Responding to Alcohol and Drug Misuse (Yr 1 of 3)

D041 SR 17/09/20 Thu 09:15-18:00 31 £742 £367


D042 SR 15/09/20 Tue 09:15-18:00 30 £742 £367


D043 SR 14/09/20 Mon 09:15-18:00 30 £742 £367

BTEC Higher National Certificate in Healthcare Practice D044 SR 16/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 34 £716 £341

ILM Level 4 Certificate in Principles of Leadership and Management for Adult Social Care

D045 SR 16/09/20 Wed 13:30-17:30 17 £628 £253

CPCAB Level 5 Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling

D046 SR 17/09/20 Thu 17:30-21:30 30 £840 £465

Foundation Degree in Counselling (Yr 3 of 3) D047 SR 17/09/20 Thu 09:30-17:30 30 £842 £392

Foundation Degree in Integrative Counselling Practice (Yr 1 of 3)

D048 SR 16/09/20 Wed 09:30-17:30 30 £842 £392

Foundation Degree in Integrative Counselling Practice (Yr 2 of 3)

D049 SR 14/09/20 Mon 09:30-17:30 30 £842 £392

Level 4 Diploma Therapeutic Counselling (Yr 1 of 2)

S004 SB 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:30 34 £840 £465

Further Education

OCN Level 3 Diploma in Mental Health D050 SR 23/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 30 £219 £118

OCN Level 3 Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) D051 SR 30/09/20 Wed 18:15-21:00 15 £136 £100

CACHE Level 2 Introduction to AutismD052 SR 30/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 4 £48 £48

D053 SR 03/02/21 Wed 18:00-21:00 4 £48 £48

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Awareness of End of Life Care

D054 SR 05/11/20 Thu 18:00-20:30 4 £75 £75

L010 LM 05/02/21 Fri 10:00-12:00 5 £75 £75

OCN Level 2 Award in the Principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

S005 SB 14/09/20 Mon 18:00-21:00 5 £64 £64

S006 SB 01/02/21 Mon 18:00-21:00 5 £64 £64

D055 SR 02/02/21 Tue 18:00-21:00 5 £64 £64

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Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults)

D056 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:30-12:30 34 £1,020 £345

L011 LM 11/09/20 Fri 10:00-13:00 34 £1,020 £345

Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults)

D057 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:30-12:30 34 £802 £277

CPCAB Level 3 Certificate in Counselling Studies D058 SR 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 32 £353 £219

S007 SB 17/09/20 Thu 09:30-13:30 32 £353 £219

CPCAB Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills

D059 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:30-12:30 30 £307 £206

S008 SB 14/09/20 Mon 18:00-21:00 30 £307 £206

D060 SR 17/09/20 Thu 18:00-21:00 30 £307 £206

CPCAB Level 2 Award Introduction to Counselling Skills

D061 SR 01/02/21 Mon 09:30-12:30 12 £116 £88

L012 LM 02/02/21 Tue 09:30-12:30 12 £116 £88

City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing (Yr 1 of 2)

A course for those completely new to Dental Nursing

S009 SB 07/09/20 Mon 09:30-12:30 34 £909 £347

L013 LM 10/09/20 Thu 09:30-12:30 34 £909 £347

City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing (Yr 2 of 2)

Continuation from Year 1 to enable progression towards achievement and registration with GDC

S010 SB 07/09/20 Mon 13:30-16:30 34 £750 £188

L014 LM 10/09/20 Thu 13:30-16:30 34 £750 £188

SafeCert Level 3 in Emergency First Aid (Including Defibrillation)

D062 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:00 4 £40 £40

L015 LM 05/11/20 Thu 18:30-21:00 4 £40 £40

D063 SR 23/02/21 Tue 18:30-21:00 4 £40 £40

S011 SB 06/05/21 Thu 18:30-21:00 4 £40 £40

OCN Level 3 Unit in Managing a Small Business (for Holistic/Health Related Therapists)

D064 SR 09/02/21 Tue 18:30-21:30 10 £142 £124

OCN Level 3 Diploma in the Theory of Holistic Health and Complementary Therapies (Yr 1 of 2)

D065 SR 15/09/20 Tue 16:30-21:30 30 £304 £147

OCN Level 3 Certificate in Holistic Health and Complementary Therapies (QCF)

D066 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:30 30 £205 £104

Phlebotomy (Obtain Blood Samples) Please note: This course is non-accredited

L016 LM 02/10/20 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31

D067 SR 06/11/20 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31

D068 SR 15/01/21 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31



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Foundation Degree Science Software Development (Yr 1 of 3) Validated by Ulster University

D204 SR 02/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 31 £742 £367

Foundation Degree Science Software Development (Yr 2 of 3)

D205 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 30 £742 £367

Foundation Degree Science Software Development (Yr 3 of 3)

D206 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-16:00 30 £742 £367

OCN Level 4 Diploma in Software Testing D207 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 30 £584 £209

Further Education

CCNA Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation (CCNA3)

D208 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-09:00 19 £86 £30

CCNAv7: Introduction to Networks (CCNA1) D209 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 19 £86 £30

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in IT Users (Java Programming and iOS App Development)

D211 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-20:30 32 £242 £118

ECDL Level 1 Essentials D212 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 32 £176 £68

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BTEC Level 4 HNC in Construction (Civil Engineering) (Yr 2 of 2)

D070 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:15 34 £521 £146

BTEC Level 4 HNC in Construction and the Built Environment (Construction) (Yr 1 of 2)

D071 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-18:15 34 £716 £341

BTEC Level 4 HNC in Construction and the Built Environment (Construction) (Yr 2 of 2)

D072 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:15 34 £521 £146

CIOB Level 4 Certificate in Site Management D073 ST 15/09/20Tue Thu

18:00-21:00 34 £605 £230

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City and Guilds Level 3 Fundamentals of BIM 6073-301 D074 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 6 £66 £66

OCN Level 3 Award in BIM - Revit D075 SR 08/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 15 £112 £70

City and Guilds NVQ Level 3 in Carpentry and Joinery

D076 ST 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 34 £443 £193

City and Guilds NVQ Level 2 in Carpentry and Joinery

D077 ST 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £443 £193

BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (RQF)

Material fees of £50 also required

D078 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-21:30 34 £660 £311

City and Guilds Level 2 in AutoCAD D079 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 32 £239 £131

City and Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Practical Horticulture Skills

S012 SB 16/09/20 Wed 10:00-14:30 32 £252 £118

City and Guilds Level 3 (6189-31) Diploma in Plumbing Studies (QCF)

D080 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 35 £564 £307

City and Guilds Level 2 (6189) Diploma in Plumbing Studies (QCF)

D081 ST 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 33 £566 £324

City and Guilds Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Trowel Occupations

D082 ST 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 32 £424 £189

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Wall and Floor Tiling

L017 GS 14/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 33 £537 £222

City and Guilds Level 1 Diploma in Wall and Floor Tiling

L018 GS 15/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £431 £108

CSR Health and SafetyPlease Note: This course is non-accredited

D083 ST 05/10/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 1 £30 £30



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City and Guilds Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Children’s Care, Learning and Development (Management / Advanced Practice) Wales and Northern Ireland (Yr 2 of 2)

D084 SR 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 34 £500 £125

City and Guilds NCFE CACHE Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Children’s Care, Learning and Development (Management) (Northern Ireland)

D085 SR 17/09/20 Thu 17:30-21:30 34 £855 £480

Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care (Yr 1 of 3)


S013 SB 15/09/20Tue Wed

18:00-21:30 34 £774 £399

L019 LM 15/09/20 Tue 14:00-21:00 34 £774 £399

D086 SR 17/09/20 Thu 14:00-21:30 34 £774 £399



D087 SR 17/09/20 Thu 14:00-21:30 34 £521 £146


D088 SR 17/09/20 Thu 14:00-21:00 34 £521 £146

Further Education

BTEC Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid

L020 LM 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 10 £62 £60

D089 SR 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 10 £62 £60

S014 SB 17/02/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 10 £62 £60

D090 SR 18/02/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 10 £62 £60

OCN Level 3 Award in Working with Children and Young People with Special Needs

D091 SR 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

S015 SB 21/09/20 Mon 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

L021 LM 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

D092 SR 03/02/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

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D093 SR 17/09/20 Thu 09:30-13:45 34 £812 £325

OCN Level 2 Award in Food and Nutrition for Children and Young People with Autism

S016 SB 12/04/21 Mon 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D094 SR 13/04/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L022 LM 15/04/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D095 SR 16/04/21 Fri 10:00-12:00 6 £60 £60

OCN Level 2 Award in Managing Challenging Behaviour in Children and Young People

S017 SB 02/11/20 Mon 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D096 SR 03/11/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L023 LM 05/11/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D097 SR 06/11/20 Fri 10:00-12:00 6 £60 £60

D098 SR 14/04/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

OCN Level 2 Award in Outdoor Play Learning for Early Years Practitioners

S018 SB 12/04/21 Mon 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D099 SR 13/04/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L024 LM 15/04/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D100 SR 16/04/21 Fri 10:00-12:00 6 £60 £60

CACHE Level 3 Diploma for Childrens Care, Learning and Development (Wales and Northern Ireland)


L025 LM 15/09/20 Tue 09:30-13:30 34 £780 £292

S019 SB 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 34 £780 £292

D101 SR 16/09/20 Wed 09:30-13:30 34 £780 £292

CACHE Level 2 Diploma for Childrens Care, Learning and Development (Wales and Northern Ireland)


D102 SR 18/09/20 Fri 09:30-12:45 34 £250 £143

OCN Level 3 Award in Connecting the Importance of Infant Mental Health to Lifelong Development

S020 SB 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 15 £78 £60

L026 LM 03/02/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 15 £78 £60

D103 SR 04/02/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 15 £78 £60

OCN Level 2 Award in Understanding Infant Mental Health and its Impact on Development in Children

S021 SB 03/11/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L027 LM 04/11/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D104 SR 05/11/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

OCN Level 1 Award in Infant Mental Health

S022 SB 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L028 LM 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D105 SR 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

OCN Level 3 Award in Reducing Anxiety and Using a Mindfulness Approach with Children and Young People

S023 SB 01/02/21 Mon 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D106 SR 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L029 LM 04/02/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D107 SR 05/02/21 Fri 10:00-12:00 6 £60 £60

OCN Level 2 Award - An Introduction to Mindfulness and Reducing Anxiety in Children

S024 SB 14/09/20 Mon 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D108 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

L030 LM 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

D109 SR 18/09/20 Fri 10:00-12:00 6 £60 £60

D110 SR 03/02/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 6 £60 £60

Prince's Trust Level 1 Certificate In Employment, Teamwork and Community Skills (QCF)

L031 LM 21/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

D111 SR 21/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

L032 LM 11/01/21 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

D112 SR 11/01/21 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

D113 SR 19/04/21 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

L033 LM 19/04/21 Mon 09:00-17:00 12 FREE FREE

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Foundation Degree in Mechanical Engineering (Ulster University)

D114 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-21:00 30 £742 £367

IMI Level 5 Diploma in Automotive Management (Yr 1)

D115 ST 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:30 33 £616 £241

BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate Electric /Electronic Engineering (Yr 1 of 2)

D116 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-19:00 35 £716 £341

BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate Electric /Electronic Engineering (Yr 2 of 2)

D117 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-19:00 35 £521 £146

BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate in General Engineering (Yr 1 of 2)

D118 SR 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-19:00 35 £716 £341

IMI Level 4 Certificate Advanced Automotive Studies (Yr 1 of 2)

L034 GS 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 33 £590 £215

IMI Level 4 Certificate Advanced Automotive Studies (Yr 2 of 2)

L035 GS 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 33 £500 £125

Further Education

BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Engineering (Yr 1 of 2) D119 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-21:00 35 £697 £321

BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Engineering (Yr 2 of 2) D120 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-21:00 35 £501 £125

City and Guilds (2850) Level 3 Certificate in Engineering (QCF) (Yr 2)

D121 ST 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 33 £439 £197

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in 2D Computer Aided Design

D122 SR 23/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 32 £251 £143

City and Guilds Level 3 Award In 3D Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD)

D123 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 32 £251 £143

EAL Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations - 18th Edition BS7671:2018 (Full Course)

D124 ST 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £403 £403

L036 GS 03/11/20Tue Wed

18:30-21:00 5 £353 £353

L037 GS 02/02/21Tue Wed

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D125 ST 09/02/21 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £403 £403

EAL Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations - 18th Edition BS7671:2018 (Refresher Course)

L038 GS 03/02/21 Wed 18:00-21:30 3 £213 £213

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EAL Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems and Equipment (Buildings, Structures and the Environment) (Yr 1 of 4)

D126 ST 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 35 £585 £328

L039 GS 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 35 £585 £328

EAL Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems and Equipment (Buildings, Structures and the Environment (Yr 2 of 4)

D127 ST 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83


D128 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83


D129 ST 11/09/20 Fri 08:30-16:00 34 £333 £83

City and Guilds Level 3 Award In CAD Parametric Modelling (Solidworks)

D130 SR 22/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 32 £251 £143

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Cad Parametric Modelling (Solidworks)

D131 SR 23/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 32 £239 £131

IMI Level 3 Award in Electric / Hybrid Vehicle System Repair and Replacement

D132 ST 08/10/20 Thu 18:00-21:00 12 £254 £254

IMI Level 3 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 1 of 2)

NB: Students enrolled on L040 and D133 will also work towards their NVQ Level 3

L040 GS 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 32 £333 £83

L041 GS 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £343 £86

D133 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83

IMI Level 3 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 2 of 2)

NB: Students enrolled on L042 and D134 will also work towards their NVQ Level

L042 GS 08/09/20 Tue 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83

L043 GS 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:30 32 £144 £36

D134 ST 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83

IMI NVQ Level 3 Vehicle Body and Paint Operations (Body Repair)

D135 ST 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 35 £343 £86

IMI Level 2 Award in Routine Maintenance Activities on Electrically Propelled Vehicles

D136 ST 15/10/20 Thu 18:30-21:00 7 £139 £69

IMI Level 2 Certificate In Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 1 of 2)

L044 GS 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:30 32 £144 £36

IMI Level 2 Certificate In Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 2 of 2)

L045 GS 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:30 32 £328 £82

IMI Level 2 Diploma Vehicle Accident and Repair D137 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 36 £333 £83

IMI NVQ Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 1 of 2)

D138 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 34 £333 £83

IMI NVQ Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Yr 2 of 2)

D139 ST 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-17:00 34 £343 £86

IMI Level 1 Award in Electric / Hybrid Vehicle Awareness

D140 ST 29/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 2 £109 £69

Vehicle Spray Painting - Waterborne Technology

Please note: This course is non-accredited. Material fees of £50 also required.

D141 ST 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-20:30 10 £85 £30

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Advanced Welding Skills

D142 ST 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 32 £312 £204

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Welding Skills D143 ST 17/09/20 Thu 18:00-21:00 35 £254 £144

City and Guilds Level 1 Award in Introductory Manual Metal Arc (MMA) Welding (QCF)

D144 ST 23/02/21 Tue 18:00-21:00 16 £171 £124

City and Guilds Level 1 Award in Introductory Welding Skills

L047 GS 16/09/20 Wed 18:00-21:00 16 £171 £124

City and Guilds Level 1 Certificate in Introductory Welding Skills (3268-17)

D145 ST 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 20 £184 £124

City and Guilds (1782) NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Fabrication and Welding Engineering (QCF)

D146 ST 11/09/20 Fri 13:00-16:00 35 £267 £157

City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Engineering, Fabrication and Welding (2850-32) (Yr 1)

D147 ST 17/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 34 £449 £199

OCN Level 1 in Digital Fabrication - Creative Woodworking

L048 GS 17/09/20 Thu 18:00-20:00 10 £130 £130

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Essential Skills Communication

D148 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 27 FREE FREE

L049 LM 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 27 FREE FREE

Essential Skills Numeracy

S025 SB 11/09/20 Fri 09:15-10:45 35 FREE FREE

D149 SR 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 27 FREE FREE

S026 SB 29/09/20 Tue 09:15-11:15 27 FREE FREE

S027 SB 02/10/20 Fri 11:00-13:00 27 FREE FREE

L050 LM 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 27 FREE FREE

City and Guilds Essential Skills ICT

D210 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 27 FREE FREE

S050 SB 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 27 FREE FREE

L078 LM 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 27 FREE FREE

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Introduction to GCSE Biology D150 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

Introduction to GCSE English**

D151 SR 15/09/20 Tue 13:00-15:30 8 £63 £63

D152 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

S028 SB 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

L051 LM 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

GCSE Further Mathematics D153 SR 17/09/20 Thu 18:30-21:00 33 £155 £62

Introduction to GCSE Mathematics**

S029 SB 14/09/20 Mon 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

L052 LM 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

D154 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

D155 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

D156 SR 15/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

D157 SR 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

D158 SR 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

L053 LM 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

S030 SB 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-21:00 8 £63 £63

D159 SR 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:30 8 £63 £63

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Higher Education

BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Hair and Beauty Management (Yr 2)

D160 SR 14/09/20 Mon 09:00-21:00 33 £521 £146

OCN Level 5 Extended Diploma in Hair and Beauty Management (Yr 1 of 3)

D161 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-21:00 33 £654 £279

City and Guilds Level 4 Certificate in Laser and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Treatments Material fees of £30 also required

L054 LM 14/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 30 £546 £171

VTCT Level 4 Certificate in Sports Massage Material fees of £30 also required

D162 SR 16/09/20 Wed 17:00-21:00 33 £584 £209

Further Education

City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Barbering Material fees of £60 also required

D163 SR 14/09/20 Mon 13:00-21:00 33 £453 £195

S031 SB 14/09/20 Mon 13:00-21:00 33 £453 £195

L055 LM 14/09/20 Mon 13:00-21:00 33 £453 £195

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Barbering Material fees of £150 also required

S032 SB 15/09/20 Tue 16:30-21:30 33 £337 £164

D164 SR 15/09/20 Tue 16:30-21:30 33 £337 £164

L056 LM 15/09/20 Tue 16:30-21:30 33 £337 £164

City and Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Beauty Therapy

Material fees of £30 also requiredL057 LM 15/09/20

Tue Thu

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City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Material fees of £120 also required

S033 SB 14/09/20Wed Mon

17:30-21:30 33 £451 £193

L058 LM 15/09/20Tue Thu

17:30-21:30 33 £451 £193

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VTCT Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Material fees of £120 also required

D165 SR 14/09/20Mon Wed

17:30-21:30 33 £457 £199

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Auricular Therapy Material fees of £50 also required

S034 SB 23/09/20 Wed 13:00-16:00 10 £90 £72

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Permanent Lash Extensions


S035 SB 21/09/20 Mon 13:00-16:00 15 £114 £72

S036 SB 10/02/21 Wed 13:00-16:00 15 £114 £72

VTCT Level 3 Certificate in Fashion and Photographic Make-Up


D166 SR 14/09/20 Mon 17:30-21:30 33 £245 £106

S037 SB 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 33 £245 £106

L059 LM 16/09/20 Wed 17:30-21:30 33 £245 £106

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Threading Material fees of £30 also required

L060 LM 15/09/20 Tue 09:00-12:00 17 £119 £72

VTCT Level 2 Award in Makeup and Brows Material fees of £60 also required

D167 SR 16/09/20 Wed 17:30-21:30 17 £218 £146

D168 SR 10/02/21 Wed 17:30-21:30 17 £218 £146

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Hot Stone Therapy

Material fees of £30 also requiredL061 LM 14/09/20 Mon 09:00-13:00 20 £162 £72

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Indian Head Massage


L062 LM 14/09/20 Mon 13:30-17:00 14 £121 £72

D169 SR 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 15 £132 £72

S038 SB 15/03/21 Mon 17:30-21:30 12 £119 £72

VTCT Level 3 Award in Indian Head Massage D170 SR 09/02/21 Tue 17:30-21:30 15 £132 £72

VTCT Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage Therapy


L063 LM 14/09/20 Mon 16:30-21:30 33 £348 £175

D171 SR 17/09/20 Thu 16:30-21:30 33 £348 £175

City and Guilds Level 3 Award In Body Massage Material fees of £30 also required

S039 SB 14/09/20 Mon 17:30-21:30 22 £174 £75

L064 LM 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 22 £174 £75

VTCT Level 3 Certificate in Body Massage

Material fees of £30 also requiredD172 SR 17/09/20 Thu 17:30-21:30 33 £262 £123

VTCT Level 3 Body Massage with Spa Therapy Material fees of £30 also required

D173 SR 14/09/20 Mon 17:30-21:30 33 £320 £181

VTCT Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology Material fees of £30 also required

L065 LM 14/09/20 Mon 14:00-21:30 33 £442 £199

D174 SR 15/09/20 Tue 14:00-21:30 33 £442 £199

S040 SB 16/09/20 Wed 14:00-21:30 33 £442 £199

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Electric Filing for Artificial Nails

Material fees of £150 also requiredS041 SB 08/02/21 Mon 13:00-16:00 10 £90 £72

City and Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Artificial Nail Structures


S042 SB 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 27 £194 £80

L066 LM 17/09/20 Thu 17:30-21:30 27 £222 £108

VTCT Level 3 Award in Electric Filing for Artificial Nails

Material fees of £150 also requiredD175 SR 14/09/20 Mon 13:30-17:00 10 £98 £72

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Nail Art Material fees of £30 also required

S043 SB 04/05/21 Tue 17:30-21:30 6 £81 £72

L067 LM 06/05/21 Thu 17:30-21:30 6 £81 £72

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VTCT Level 3 in Artificial Nails with Nail Art Material fees of £125 also required

D176 SR 14/09/20 Mon 17:30-21:30 33 £339 £200

D177 SR 14/09/20 Mon 09:00-13:00 33 £339 £200

VTCT Level 2 Award in UV Gel Polish and Nail Art Material fees of £60 also required

D178 SR 16/09/20 Wed 17:30-21:30 17 £198 £126

D179 SR 10/02/21 Wed 17:30-21:30 17 £198 £126

City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing


L068 LM 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 33 £440 £197

City and Guilds Level 3 Certificate in Hairdressing


S044 SB 14/09/20Mon Wed

17:30-21:30 33 £446 £188

D180 SR 14/09/20Wed Mon

17:30-21:30 33 £446 £188

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Hairdressing (Yr 2 of 2)

D182 SR 09/09/20 Wed 17:30-21:30 33 £185 £46

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Hairdressing (Accelerated)


D181 SR 08/09/20Tue Wed

17:30-21:30 33 £450 £192

S045 SB 14/09/20Mon Wed

17:30-21:30 33 £450 £192

L069 LM 15/09/20Tue Thu

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City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Bridal Hair Material fees of £60 also required

L070 LM 14/09/20 Mon 09:30-12:30 12 £100 £72

S046 SB 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £100 £72

S047 SB 02/02/21 Tue 18:00-21:00 12 £100 £72

City and Guilds Level 3 Award in Hair Extensions


L071 LM 14/09/20 Mon 17:30-21:30 17 £144 £72

S048 SB 15/09/20 Tue 17:30-21:30 17 £144 £72

L072 LM 01/02/21 Mon 17:30-21:30 17 £144 £72

S049 SB 02/02/21 Tue 17:30-21:30 17 £144 £72

Enrol Online: 028 7127 6000

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Foyle: 028 7127 6302 (Hair) /6336 (Beauty)

Limavady: 028 7127 8767 (Hair) / 8757 (Beauty)

Strabane: 028 7127 8822 (Hair) /8827 (Beauty)

To view our full range of services and current price list please visit:

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Foundation Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management (Yr 1 of 3)


D183 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-18:00 30 £742 £367

Foundation Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management (Yr 2 of 3)

D184 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-18:00 30 £742 £367

Foundation Degree in International Hospitality and Tourism Management (Yr 3 of 3)

D185 SR 09/09/20 Wed 09:00-16:00 15 £392 £205

Higher National Certificate in Travel and Tourism Management

D186 SR 07/09/20 Mon 09:00-18:00 34 £716 £341

Further Education

City and Guilds NVQ Level 3 Professional Cookery (Yr 1 of 2)

L073 LM 22/09/20 Tue 15:30-21:30 32 £362 £161

D187 SR 23/09/20 Wed 09:00-16:00 32 £362 £160

City and Guilds NVQ Level 3 Professional Cookery (Yr 2 of 2)

L074 LM 22/09/20 Tue 15:30-09:30 32 £269 £68

D188 SR 23/09/20 Wed 09:00-16:00 32 £269 £68

City and Guilds NVQ Level 2 Professional Cookery

L075 LM 15/09/20 Tue 15:30-21:30 32 £349 £148

D189 SR 16/09/20 Wed 09:00-16:00 32 £349 £147

Level 3 Award in Food Allergen Management in Catering

D190 SR 21/04/21 Wed 18:30-21:00 4 £51 £51

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Level 3 Award in Supervising Food Safety and Hygiene (Catering)

D191 SR 04/02/21 Thu 18:30-21:30 8 £66 £57

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering

D192 SR 29/09/20 Tue 18:30-21:00 4 £45 £45

L076 LM 03/02/21 Wed 18:30-21:00 4 £45 £45

D193 SR 23/02/21 Tue 18:30-21:00 4 £45 £45

Highfield Level 2 Award in Food Allergen Awareness and Control in Catering

D194 SR 03/02/21 Wed 19:00-21:00 3 £40 £40

L077 LM 22/04/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 3 £40 £40

OCN Level 2 Award in Tour Guiding

D195 SR 01/10/20 Thu 18:30-21:30 8 £70 £60

D196 SR 11/02/21 Thu 18:30-21:30 8 £70 £60

City and Guilds Level 2 Award in Barista Skills D197 SR 06/10/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 7 £78 £74

City and Guilds NVQ Level 2 Food and Beverage Service

D198 SR 24/09/20 Thu 17:00-22:00 32 £304 £136

OCN Level 1 Award in Chocolate Skills Material fees of £150 also required

D199 SR 02/02/21 Tue 17:30-21:30 10 £98 £64

City and Guilds NVQ Level 3 Patisserie and Confectionery (Yr 1 of 2)

D200 SR 22/09/20 Tue 15:30-21:30 32 £362 £160

City and Guilds NVQ Level 2 Food Production - Specialising In Breads, Pastry and Desserts

D201 SR 23/09/20 Wed 15:30-21:30 32 £349 £147

Sugarcraft Flowers and Cake DesignPlease note: This course is non-accredited

D202 SR 29/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

D203 SR 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50


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Languages

City and Guilds English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Skills for Life

D213 SR 16/09/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 30 £90 £30

British Sign Language Level 1 (Signature) D214 SR 29/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 32 £196 £130

Hobby and Special Interest (non-accredited)

Art and Design Portfolio Building L007 LM 07/10/20 Wed 18:30-20:30 8 £50 £50

Ceramics - Pottery D017 SR 29/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

Phlebotomy (Obtain Blood Samples)

L016 LM 02/10/20 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31

D067 SR 06/11/20 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31

D068 SR 15/01/21 Fri 10:00-15:00 2 £31 £31

CSR Health and Safety D083 ST 05/10/20 Mon 09:00-17:00 1 £30 £30

Vehicle Spray Painting - Waterborne Technology Material fees of £50 also required.

D141 ST 15/09/20 Tue 18:30-20:30 10 £85 £30

Flower Arranging

S051 SB 05/10/20 Mon 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

S052 SB 01/02/21 Mon 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

Sugarcraft Flowers and Cake Design

D202 SR 29/09/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

D203 SR 02/02/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

S053 SB 20/04/21 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

Hobby Tiling S054 SB 03/11/20 Tue 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

Tiling for Beginners L081 GS 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 10 £63 £63

Yoga

S055 SB 24/09/20 Thu 17:00-19:00 8 £50 £50

S056 SB 24/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 8 £50 £50

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NCFE Level 3 Certificate In Photography D215 SR 16/09/20 Wed 17:00-21:00 32 £260 £125

NCFE Level 2 Certificate In Photography D216 SR 17/09/20 Thu 18:00-21:00 32 £202 £94

NCFE Level 1 Award in Photography D219 SR 15/09/20 Tue 18:00-21:00 32 £171 £63

OCN NI Level 2 Award in Vocational Skills - Digital Photography Skills and Using Imaging Software Tools

L079 LM 16/09/20 Wed 19:00-21:00 30 £124 £64

OCN NI Level 2 Unit in Digital Photography Skills

D217 SR 17/09/20 Thu 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

D218 SR 04/02/21 Thu 19:00-21:00 15 £82 £64

OCN NI Level 2 Unit in Using Imaging Software Tools - Adobe Photoshop

D220 SR 17/09/20 Thu 17:00-19:00 15 £82 £64

D221 SR 04/02/21 Thu 17:00-19:00 15 £82 £64

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Foundation Degree Medical and Applied Sciences (Ulster University) (Yr 1 of 3)

D222 SR 09/09/20Wed Thu

09:00-17:00 31 £742 £367

Foundation Degree Medical and Applied Sciences (Ulster University) (Yr 2 of 3)

D223 SR 10/09/20Fri

Thu 09:00-18:00 30 £742 £367

Foundation Degree Medical and Applied Sciences(Ulster University) (Yr 3 of 3)

D224 SR 11/09/20 Fri 09:00-12:00 30 £742 £367

Further Education

BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Pharmaceutical Science (Yr 2 of 2)

D225 SR 15/09/20 Tue 09:00-21:00 33 £429 £107

Pearson BTEC Level 3 Diploma in the Principles and Practice for Pharmacy Technicians

D226 SR 10/09/20 Thu 09:00-21:00 34 £682 £317

VetSkill Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Companion Animal)

L085 LM 02/09/20 Wed 09:00-20:30 34 £1,080 £1,080

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma for Veterinary Care Assistants

L080 LM 03/09/20 Thu 09:00-17:00 36 £553 £307

Katie McLaughlin City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma for Veterinary Care Assistants

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YMCA Level 3 Diploma in Exercise Referral

D227 SR 17/09/20 Thu 10:30-17:30 15 £217 £97

D228 SR 11/02/21 Thu 10:30-17:30 15 £217 £97

YMCA Level 3 Personal Trainer

D229 SR 08/09/20Tue Thu

18:00-21:00 15 £217 £82

D230 SR 16/02/21Tue Thu

18:00-21:00 15 £217 £82

YMCA Level 2 Certificate Fitness Instructor

D231 SR 08/09/20Tue Wed

18:00-21:00 15 £207 £80

D232 SR 14/09/20Mon Wed

13:30-16:30 15 £207 £80

D233 SR 08/02/21Mon Wed

13:30-16:30 15 £207 £80

D234 SR 16/02/21Tue Wed

18:00-21:00 15 £207 £80

YMCA Level 2 Award in Circuit Training D235 SR 26/01/21Wed Tue

18:00-21:00 3 £57 £47

YMCA Level 2 Award in Studio Resistance D236 SR 15/06/21Tue Wed

18:00-21:00 3 £52 £47

Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Essential Navigation and Seamanship**

L082 LM 24/09/20 - - 10 £119 £119

Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Principles, Practices and Responsibilities**

L083 LM 24/09/20 - - 10 £85 £85

Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Yachtmaster L084 LM 24/09/20 Thu 18:30-21:30 28 £265 £265

** These courses are delivered as and when demand requires. For more infromation contact sinead.o'[email protected] or [email protected]

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Tel: 028 7127 6000Textphone: 028 7127 6167

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Tel: 028 7127 8700Textphone: 028 7776 7337

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Tel: 028 7127 8844

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Tel: 028 7127 6222

Greystone Campus11 Greystone RoadLimavadyBT49 0ND

Tel: 028 7127 8750

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We make every reasonable effort to ensure that the information provided in this course guide is correct at the time of going to print (June 2020). The College shall not be bound by any errors or omissions, and cannot accept liability in respect thereof.

Any subsequent changes will be published online. Please refer to www.nwrc.ac.uk for the latest information before you apply.

The College will make every effort to deliver in accordance with the descriptions set out in this course guide. However, the College is dependent upon public funds which have to be managed in a way which is efficient. The College therefore reserves the right to make variations to the content or methods of delivery of assessment of courses, to discontinue courses or to merge or combine courses, if such action is reasonably considered to be necessary in the context of its wider purpose. If the College discontinues any course, we will use reasonable endeavours to provide a suitable alternative.

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