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EVENING CLASSES 2015/2016
inverness.uhi.ac.uk
www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses
EVENING CLASSES FOR 2015/16 We have an exciting range of certificated and leisure courses to enhance your learning, gain confidence or just for pure enjoyment.
For those courses suitable for ILA funding you need to have an open ILA account before you can apply. Check out the website for details.
We have evening classes enabling you to gain a qualification – how about SVQ 2 Barbering over two years, HNC Automotive two nights a week over a year or Introduction to Counselling for 12 weeks? For those courses suitable for ILA funding you need to have an open ILA account before you can apply. Check out the website for details.
Course Title
Course Information
Equipment Required
Evening
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
Cuisine These evening cooking classes are a great way to brush up your skills in the kitchen. They take place on one night a week and you will learn kitchen skills and how to read and interpret recipes along with a multitude of tips and ideas. Fundamental skills are learnt and reinforced as you cook your way through the 12 week course. Cooking for Friends
In this class you’ll learn a wide range of industry tips, tricks and techniques for creating the perfect dinner party dishes. On completion you will be awarded a SVQ unit award, all ingredients and equipment will be provided.
Tupperware box / containers
Tuesday 5.30–8.30pm
£102
12
08/09/15
No
Baking for Beginners
Cook and finish simple dough and bread products and on completion you will be awarded a SQA unit award, all ingredients and equipment will be provided.
Tupperware box / containers
Wednesday 5.30–8.30pm
£102
12
09/09/15
No
Tupperware box / containers
Saturday 9.00am– 12 noon
£20 per session
–
Dates on request
No
Saturday Kitchen IC
On selected Saturday mornings come and join our experienced hospitality chefs. You will have coffee and pastries on arrival and meet your chef for the morning; they will cook and present a dish, for you to then cook for yourself to have for lunch. Followed by a question and answer session. The following week’s recipes will come from the question and answer sessions.
IT and Maths Do you find technology tricky? Does your daughter use your phone better than you do? Why not brush up on those everyday skills with a short course. If you are thinking about adding to or changing your IT employment skills then we have a range of NPA short courses for you.
Computers for All
Computers for All will show you how to do the following safely in an informal easy way: • How to use the internet safely • How to send an e mail • How to use Skype • How to book tickets online • How to get pictures from your camera onto your computer
How to use Social Software Safely
Using Tablets and Smart Phones for All
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None
Wednesday 6.00–8.00pm
How to use Social Software Safely will show you how to do the following safely in an informal easy way: • Create a secure Facebook account or group • Create and use a Twitter account safely and securely • Create and use other forms of social media safely and securely including Instagram and LinkedIn.
None
Wednesday 6.00–8.00pm
Using Tablets and Smart Phones for All will show you how to use smart phones or tablets safely in an informal easy way. This will include: • Installing Apps • Using Social Media • Backing up to the Cloud • Tracking your device remotely
Own phone or tablet preferable although college can provide
Thursday 6.00–8.00pm
£70
2 hours a week for 6 weeks
26/08/15 25/11/15 09/03/16
No
£70
2 hours a week for 6 weeks
07/10/15 27/01/16 04/05/16
No
£45
2 hours a week for 4 weeks
27/08/15 22/10/15 19/11/15 28/01/16
No
www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses Course Title
Course Information
Equipment Required
Evening
None
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm
None
Wednesday 6.00–9.00pm
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
£306
3 hours a week for 36 weeks
01/09/15
Yes
£306
3 hours a week for 36 weeks
02/09/15
Yes
£306
3 hours a week for 36 weeks
03/09/15
Yes
The National Progression Award in Computer Networks and Systems at SCQF level 5 focuses on the technical skills required to safely work with a range of computer hardware and network components, and highlights the importance of problem solving using troubleshooting techniques.
NPA in Computer Networks and Systems
The NPA introduces candidates to the practical skills involved in setting up, maintaining and upgrading computer systems as well as some basic knowledge of the structure of a computer system. Candidates will gain an understanding of how to correctly install and configure a range of system software, such as operating systems, the wide variety and classification of application software, and the methods of obtaining software and the legal issues involved. They will also gain practical skills in setting up a small computer network using appropriate methodology and select tools to test and troubleshoot a small network installation. The award consists of the following three units: • Install and Maintain Computer Hardware. • Install and Maintain Computer Software. • Computer Networking Fundamentals.
The National Progression Award in Web Design Fundamentals at SCQF level 5 focuses on the technical skills required for the creation of websites, animation, graphics and interactive media, and highlights the importance of the design process.
NPA Web Design Fundamentals
This NPA introduces candidates to the fundamental knowledge and skills, and technical and design issues involved in web design. Candidates will gain an understanding of design principles, copyright law and technical standards. They will also gain practical skills in a range of software applications used in the development of websites, including graphics packages, web authoring tools and animation software. The award consists of the following three units: • Interactive Multimedia for Website Design • Website Design and Development • Web Design Fundamentals.
The National Progression Award in Digital Media Editing at SCQF level 5 will offer candidates a knowledge and understanding of acquiring and editing digital media elements in a fundamental area within the digital media area. This award will also introduce candidates to a range of tools to acquire various digital elements from a range of different sources.
NPA in Digital Media Editing
The award focuses on technical skills in the creation and editing of a range of content with a computing slant but also emphasises the importance of the design process and soft skills such as interviewing and responding to feedback. Candidates will develop an appreciation of None reflective practice, as well as being able to produce an aesthetically pleasing product. The NPA has been created to match the requirements of creating and editing digital media elements in a safe and legitimate manner whether at home or in a formal educational setting. The course is delivered with regard to current legislation and health and safety guidelines.
Thursday 6.00–9.00pm
The award consists of the following three units: • Still Images Acquisition • Audio Acquisition • Video Acquisition.
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www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses Course Title
Course Information
National 5 Mathematics is a one-year course designed to build on knowledge and understanding carried out at Standard Grade/National 4 level Mathematics so as to lead on to Higher Grade Mathematics. National 5 Mathematics
National 4 Mathematics
The course aims to apply the mathematical skills and reasoning developed to problems based on real-life scenarios. Entry requirements Standard Grade Mathematics at 3 or above, or Pass in National 4 Mathematics, or Intermediate 1 Mathematics at B or above.
The National 4 Mathematics Course enables learners to select and apply straightforward mathematical skills in a variety of mathematical and real-life situations. Learners interpret, communicate and manage information in mathematical form. No formal entry requirements.
Equipment Required
Evening
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
Notebook, pen, calculator, National 5 Mathematics Student Book, Lowther et al. (Leckie and Leckie)
Monday & Wednesday 4.30–6.30pm
£287
30 weeks (not incl exam)
24/08/15
Yes
Notebook, pen, calculator, National 4 Mathematics Student Book, Lowther et al. (Leckie and Leckie)
Monday & Wednesday 4.30–6.30pm
£287
30 weeks (not incl exam)
24/08/15
Yes
£90
18
26/08/15
N/A
Health and Wellbeing Healthy body, healthy mind. Here’s a few courses which might tickle your fancy and the ‘future you’. Military Fitness Boot Camp
Introduction to Manicure Techniques
Nail Extensions
Barbering (SVQ 2)
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This course is run by our own ex-army Sergeant who will work you into a frenzy taking you through basic fitness training, through circuits and high impact exercise. Not for the faint hearted but for the fun of it.
Gym wear
This programme of study will introduce you to basic manicure skills required for all nail technicians. You will learn about the nail structure while learning how to recognise a range of hand and nail conditions. You will learn all the techniques required to perform basic manicure techniques for clients. On successful completion of this programme you will be able to progress to the Nail Extensions course.
Products supplied by college, students will be encouraged Wednesday to build their 6.00–9.00pm own tools (files etc). College will provide information on optional kits.
£102
12
16/09/15
N/A
All students must have a certificate in basic manicure. This programme will develop your ability to apply various artificial nail extensions including gel and acrylic systems. You will be expected to work on clients, working to industry standards and timings. This unit is part of the HNC Beauty Therapy framework.
Students will be required to purchase our CND kit for nails which includes materials to complete 40 sets of nails and a set of CND nail tools: total cost £222.42
£86
12
03/02/16
TBC
This practical hands-on programme of study incorporates theory, demonstrations and hands-on workshops over two years leading to the SVQ 2 Barbering qualification. You will receive personal guidance and monitoring throughout the course to ensure you are developing the required practical skills. An interactive online resource is available to support your barbering studies. The course includes: Cutting techniques, Clipper work, Shampoo and conditioning, Consultation skills and Styling techniques.
Students will be expected to purchase cutting and styling tools and equipment as they progress through the course.
Wednesday 5.00–6.00pm
Wednesday 6.00–9.00pm
Year 1 Wednesday 6.00–9.00pm Year 2 Monday and Wednesday 6.00–9.00pm
£998
34
07/09/15 (Monday) 09/09/15 (Wed)
Yes
www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses Course Title
DIY
Introduction to Counselling
Course Information A 12 weeks course, validated by SQA, that stands alone, but also provides an entry level qualification to the C.O.S.C.A. Certificate level Counselling course. It uses a Person-Centred Approach, in particular the methods of Carl Rogers & Gerard Egan. The course provides an opportunity to develop inter-personal skills, selfawareness, and theoretical knowledge. It will provide a basic understanding of the skills used in counselling, but the skills achieved will be transferable into both personal and professional situations.
Equipment Required
Evening
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
None
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm
£102
12
22-09-15 16-02-16
Yes
DIY ‘How did that happen?’ to ‘YES! That’s happened’. These hands-on practical courses will give you the confidence to do-it-yourself.
Using hand and power tools, Putting up shelving, Repairing doors and drawers, Replacing door locks and handles, Replacing skirtings and facings.
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Tuesday 6.00–8.30pm
£70
8
27/10/15
No
Garden Furniture 4U
Using a range of Joinery skills to produce and manufacture items of garden furniture, for example, planters, seating, decking , etc.
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Tuesday 6.00–8.30pm
£70
8
27/10/15
No
Brickwork for Beginners
An introduction to basic hand and tool skills. Half brick, one brick walling, block work, coating and arch construction.
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Tuesday 6.00–8.30pm
£70
8
27/10/15
No
Introduction to basic skills involved in the preparation of and application to a range of surfaces.
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Tuesday 6.00–8.30pm
£70
8
27/10/15
No
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Thursday 6.00–8.30pm
£150
8
29/10/15
No
Stout footwear, preferably safety boots. Boiler suit would be desirable
Tuesday 6.00 -8:30pm
£210
8
27/10/15
No
DIY Joinery
DIY Painting & Decorating
Wood Graining & Marbling
An 8 weeks workshop-based course aimed at the professional painter & decorator, decorating enthusiast or those interested in the decorative arts. It will develop the learners’ skills & knowledge of the painted imitation of wood & marble. During the practical session students will use various techniques to manipulate water based glazes to produce different woods & marbles, including straight grain & heart grain mahogany, heart grain & quartered oak, white Carrera, Portoro & Sienna marble. All materials, tools & gloves will be supplied. You will complete a number of sample panels to take home with you.
Aimed at the DIY plumber, covering both workshop and classroom tutorial including: Plumbing for the Householder
Pipework - Materials / Installation / fittings Hot & cold Water Supplies - Operation and Layouts Above Ground Drainage - Design & Installation Plumbing Problems and Simple Maintenance Central Heating Operation / Layouts / Controls
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www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses Course Title Course Information
Equipment Required
Evening
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
Engineering Want to engineer yourself a new career? Try these exciting courses for beginners or those already in the industry.
Welding Skills
General manual metal arc welding practice on mild steel plate from 3-10 mm, various joint designs and MIG/MAG welding practice. Individual requirements can be catered for.
Creative Metalwork
HNC Automotive
This exciting workshop will send sparks flying. Get crafty with metalwork and create an object of your choice from a range of sheet metals using welding and machine equipment.
The Higher National Certificate will provide you with skills that are relevant to the modern automotive engineering industry. This includes skills in automotive engineering principles and technologies; an in-depth knowledge of the vehicular systems; and understanding of components and integration of the associated systems. You will develop specialist competences in the automotive engineering sector: Light Motor Vehicle.
PPE: Safety shoes/ boots, boiler suit (flame retardant)
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm
£215
12
15/09/15 and 02/02/16
No
PPE and boiler suit provided
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm
£215
12
15/09/15 and 02/02/16
No
2 nights per week x 2 years Notepad and pen/pencil
On completing the HNC, you should be able to analyse automotive engineering problems, and apply a logical and systematic approach to diagnosis of components and inter-disciplinary vehicular systems.
Metal Turning (Manual)
SQA Module: F5WC 11 Material removal practice: Turning The use of metal turning centre-lathes to manufacture a range of components, and the use of a range of measuring devices.
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm and Thursday 6.00–9.00pm
Single Credit Unit – £86 Double Credit Unit – £172 4 Single Credit Units and 4 Double Credit Units Required for qualification
34 per year
08/09/15
SAAS Parttime Fee Grant (if btw 30 and 119 credits)
Safety boots/ shoes and overalls
Tuesday 6.00–9.00pm
£86
12
15/09/15 and 02/02/16
No
None
Tuesday 6.00–8.00pm
£80
8
20/10/15
No
None
Tuesday 6.00–8.00pm
£80
8
05/01/16
No
None
Tuesday plus occasional other
£1,500
37
25/08/15
Yes
Languages and creative Ça va très bien merci ... learn the leisure stage language of love.
French Leisure
French Leisure
This course offers consolidation of language acquired. Emphasis is on spoken and practical French. You will be invited for a casual interview in order to assess your level of French. This course offers progression with further consolidation of language acquired. Emphasis is on spoken and practical French. You will be invited for a casual interview in order to assess your level of French.
CIPD – Human Resources Boost your career with these CIPD courses
All enquiries and bookings to training@inverness.uhi.ac.uk or call 01463 273307. CIPD Certificate in Human Resource Practice
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Certificate in Human Resource Practice provides a firm foundation in all the areas of HR practice. It will help you develop practical, relevant skills and the confidence and behaviours to be an effective HR practitioner. Information evening 25/8/15, course starts 8/9/15.
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www.inverness.uhi.ac.uk/eveningcourses Course Title Course Information
Equipment Required
Evening
Cost 2015/16
Weeks
Start Date
ILA
None
Tuesday plus occasional other
£1,500
37
25/08/15
Yes
None
Tuesday plus occasional other
£610
10
17/11/15
Yes
08/09/15
Yes
All enquiries and bookings to training@inverness.uhi.ac.uk or call 01463 273307. CIPD Certificate in Learning and Development
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Certificate in Learning and Development Practice provides a firm foundation in all the areas of Learning and Development. This programme will provide the necessary knowledge and expertise to enable you to understand, identify, deliver and evaluate training and other learning and development interventions. Information evening 25/8/15, course starts 8/9/15.
CIPD Diploma in Human Resource Practice
All enquiries and bookings to training@inverness.uhi.ac.uk or call 01463 273307. The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Diploma in Human Resource Practice is an extension of the Certificate in Human Resource Practice. It will further develop your practical, relevant skills and the confidence and behaviours to be an effective HR practitioner.
Accountancy Thinking about accounting but not sure it’s the right career for you – why not try this certificated course and then join a full-time course in January once you’re hooked.
ACCA Introductory Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting
All enquiries and bookings to training@inverness.uhi.ac.uk or call 01463 273307. ACCA’s Introductory Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting is a combination of study and practical experience, designed to build your knowledge in accountancy, IT and management.
None
Tuesday
£695
20
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
GETTING TO THE CAMPUS
Main Campus services on B9006 Culloden Road and Caulfield Road North will divert through the Campus, providing a 12 minute interval service to and from the city centre and onward connections to the west, either by direct service or by interchange within the city centre.
NEW CAMPUS ADDRESS The address of the Main Campus building is Inverness College UHI 1 Inverness Campus Inverness IV2 5NA The main College phone number remains unchanged. t: 01463
273000
Week day morning services are planned from Easter Ross, Drumnadrochit, Aviemore and Nairn directions. They will be scheduled to arrive at Inverness Campus around 08:30. Timetables can be found at: www.stagecoachbus. com/getTimetable
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