Part time course guide 2015-16 by Central College Nottingham

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Whether you’re returning to education after a break, want to progress your career with a higher level qualification, or are looking to learn a new skill – we have a course for you

Making the decision to study part-time is not just about gaining a qualification: it can be the first step towards securing the job you want, changing career, learning a completely new skill for pleasure or getting ahead in your chosen profession. At Central, our part-time courses offer flexible study times at venues throughout Nottinghamshire, to fit around your other commitments. We offer a choice of more than 200 courses including leisure courses, professional qualifications in hairdressing, accounting, or counselling or why not explore a work-related course in anything from care and early years to food safety?

If you’re looking to get back into work or train for a new job, a part-time course can make your CV stand out from the crowd.

So, no matter what level of study you choose, it can be a springboard to further learning and improved career prospects, as well as hugely rewarding.

For example, did you know that people who successfully complete a course at level 3 or above are more likely to find a job, with an employment rate of 81.4% compared to 59.6% for those with a qualification below level 2? *

If you simply want to try something new or improve skills such as English, maths or ICT, you can choose from a range of courses at community venues across Nottingham too.

Also, people who undertake training have reported improved communication and team working skills (which are key requirements for many employers) as well as increased confidence levels.

Throughout this course guide we’ve highlighted the courses in each area that are delivered at a professional level

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HIGHER EDUCATION

HIGHER EDUCATION COURSE GUIDE

Did you know that at Central, we have a relaxed and friendly higher education (HE) study environment, with smaller class sizes than universities and supportive teaching staff? Some of our university-level courses can be studied part-time or even in the evenings, and all are relevant to the world of work. In fact, you can be confident that choosing Central for HE study will offer you a competitive edge in the employment market and many of our staff have current industry experience to share with you. Don’t have typical qualifications? Our students come from a wide range of backgrounds and in many cases we can consider mature students with relevant experience. For a full list of university level courses, order our Higher Education Course Guide

*Source: www.practitioners.slc.co.uk/media/714469/what_employees_need_to_know.pdf

STUDY NEW NOW PAY LATER 24+ ADVANCED LEARNING LOANS

24+ Advanced Learning Loans will enable students aged 24 and above to cover the cost of tuition and exam fees, so you don’t have to pay these costs upfront. Applications for 24+ Advanced Learning Loans are via Student Finance England (SFE). Interest on the loans will be lower than anything on the high street and linked to inflation. Any outstanding balance will be written off after 30 years. To apply for 24+ Advanced Learning Loans please go to www.gov.uk/advanced-learning-loans

YOU WON’T PAY ANYTHING BACK UNTIL YOU’RE EARNING OVER £21,000 PER YEAR

For students studying Access to Higher Education courses, the government has agreed that for those students who then move onto Higher Education and complete their Higher Education programme, Student Finance England will write off any amount outstanding on the loan for their Access to Higher Education course.

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Victor Onasanya studied GCSE English part-time at Central, and fitted it around his job. He said:

Central College has helped me on my journey to university

“Central College helped me to get a grade C in GCSE English, exactly what I needed to secure my place at university to study Adult Nursing. I’ve worked in nursing and care settings for some time and decided to get a formal qualification, but to get onto the degree I needed to get an updated English qualification. I was able to study for the GCSE at Central College in the evenings, which was perfect as it fitted in with my working hours.” 5

LEARNING THAT PAYS HAVE YOU CONSIDERED AN APPRENTICESHIP? Apprenticeships are a great way to study for a nationally recognised qualification, get on-the-job training in the workplace and earn money while you learn. You will be employed by a local company in your chosen area of work. Learning for the Apprenticeship may take place either in College one day a week, or it can be done in your workplace. As an apprentice you’ll build up knowledge and develop your skills in the workplace, which will enable you to produce evidence for your qualification. The Apprenticeship qualification is made up of several different components: this includes assessing your competency within the workplace, the technical knowledge of your specific industry and a functional skills element of maths, English and ICT, if required. Apprenticeships at Central College are offered from Level 2 (Intermediate) and there is the opportunity for you to progress to a Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship.

WHAT VACANCIES DOES THE COLLEGE HAVE? We work with hundreds of local employers, many of whom are looking for apprentices. If you would like to look at the vacancies we currently have available visit our website www.centralnottingham.ac.uk

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Begin approaching organisations with your CV to find out if they recruit apprentices to try and secure yourself a placement

TYPICALLY WHAT CAN I EXPECT TO GET PAID? £2.73 per hour is the National Apprenticeship minimum wage (£3.30 from October 2015) to for anyone aged 16-64 in the first year of their Apprenticeship. If you are 19+ you will be on the National Minimum Wage for your age range after 12 months, although some companies may pay you more.

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Automotive Customer Service

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IT, Software, Web and Telecoms Professionals

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JAMES’ STORY

ADVANCED APPRENTICESHIP, LEVEL 3

James (27) completed his technical certificate and NVQ 3 in Engineering Technical Support at Central and is employed as a Production Controller by international boiler manufacturer and engineers, Hoval. In addition to what he learnt on his course, James has assisted in implementing a stock management (SAP) system at Hoval. He says the knowledge he gained during his programme at Central has enabled him to accurately plan and schedule activities back on the shop-floor at Hoval as well as gaining a rounded appreciation for many shop floor processes. Supported by his employer to attend college one day each week, James studied at Central for three years, He enjoyed his time at College enormously, and gradually progressed to the level 3 qualification, learning the principles of fabrication and welding techniques and the science behind it.

“I always looked forward to my days at Central.” said James. “There was a great atmosphere and I always came away with new knowledge. The tutors have industry backgrounds so they can relate what they’re teaching you to real situations in the workplace – and they’re very good at getting the information across in an understandable way.” James added: “After three years of studying I am going to focus on work for a while but I do have plans to carry on and go for the HNC in Engineering, and hope to keep progressing until I get my degree.”

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COURSES IN YOUR COMMUNITY Some courses are funded by PCDL (Personal and Community Development Learning). This is learning for personal development, cultural enrichment, intellectual or creative stimulation and enjoyment. It is also learning developed with local residents and others to build the skills, knowledge and understanding for social and community action. Aimed at Adult Learners, you must be 19 years or older prior to the 1 August in the academic year you enrol on a course. Course Fees: If you live in one of the postcode areas listed below and receive a means tested benefit, the course is FREE. NG1

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If you live in one of the postcode areas listed above and DO NOT receive a means tested benefit, you pay the fee listed. If you live outside of the postcode area, you are required to pay the College hourly rate of ÂŁ4.00 per hour, regardless of whether you receive a means tested benefit. Funding restrictions mean learners can only enrol on one PCDL-funded course during the academic year. Therefore, if you enrol on more than one PCDL course or a follow-on PCDL course, you will be charged the College rate of ÂŁ4.00 per hour. Again, this is regardless of whether you are on a means tested benefit or not. PCDL funded courses listed in the guide can be identified by this symbol: 10

DEVELOP A NEW SKILL ON YOUR DOORSTEP. COMMUNITY LEARNING INCLUDES A RANGE OF COURSES DELIVERED ACROSS THE COUNTY AT A VENUE NEAR YOU

in association with Central College Nottingham The College delivers courses in partnership with the Sherwood Textile and Cookery Workshops. They offer a wide range of accredited courses in crafts and cookery. For further details of the courses listed please check the Central College website or www.thetextileworkshop.co.uk or contact Karen Taylor on 07809 158606. Enrolment and course fees If you are paying the full course fee listed, then you have two ways to pay: •

Pay in full with a debit or credit card by calling the enrolment line: 0115 914 6414

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Pay half the fee on enrolment and the second half via direct debit. To pay in two instalments you must call into a main Central College site and complete the direct debit form. No postdated cheques for second instalments are accepted.

If you are in receipt of benefits You will not be able to enrol over the phone so you will need to come to a main Central College site to complete and sign the enrolment form. Guidelines for choosing a course All learners can enrol on more than one Level 1 course, as long as the courses chosen have different qualification codes. Accredited courses are co-funded by the Skills Funding Agency. Funding rules allow each learner to complete a qualification once. To help ensure learners select a qualification once, each course title has a qualification code attached e.g. ART, HTC, COO, CAK, TEX. You should ensure that the code is different for each course you choose. The College staff who enrol you can give you guidance. About NCFE Awards (level 1) NCFE qualifications are practical courses with ongoing assessment of learning by the course tutor. There is no formal exam, but all learners are required to complete a portfolio of evidence to show the skills and techniques covered. The qualification is comparable to working at NVQ level 1 and GCSEs. Courses will allow you to work at your own pace, with your tutor’s support, to achieve the qualification. During the course you will be shown key skills and techniques associated with your chosen craft and will work towards completing an individual project of your choice, with the support of the course tutor. You will use research skills and be encouraged by your tutor to set personal challenges to ensure you make the best progress and get the most out of your course, whether you are a total beginner or already have some experience.

From unique handmade jewellery to world cookery, there is a course to cater for all creative types

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If you find a course you’re interested in and would like further information, please note the course code and either phone our Telephone Enquiry Centre on 0115 914 6414 or visit our website at www.centralnottingham.ac.uk

If a course is marked with an ‘A’ you’ll need to complete an online or paper application form. If a course is marked with a ‘G’, you will need to call the Telephone Enquiry Centre to get further information on how to proceed with your enrolment.

You can easily enrol on most of the courses in this guide over the telephone with a debit or credit card by phoning 0115 914 6414. If you are in receipt of a means tested benefit and believe that this entitles you to a reduction in your course fees, you will need to bring the relevant documentation in person to one of our main sites. You will not be able to enrol over the phone with your benefits.

For courses over £100, you can spread the cost by paying in instalments. Ask for details.

FEES AND PAYMENT The course fee listed in this Guide is the one you pay, unless you are eligible for fee reductions (see fee waiver table on page 13). There are a number of ways that students can pay their course fees:

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Cheques - to be made payable to “Central College Nottingham”

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Employer paying for fees – the College will require full payment or a letter from the employer, on company headed paper, requesting that an invoice be raised and sent to them for the relevant fee(s). This should be produced at the time of enrolment.

HELP WITH COURSE FEE PAYMENTS

Instalment payments may be made by direct debit where the total course fees are £100 or more. Agreement forms and direct debit authorisations are issued at the College’s main receptions. For courses of 25 weeks or more, an initial deposit is required, and then three further payments will be collected during the course. Instalments are available for shorter courses but these payments are collected by deposit and one further instalment midway through the course. The deposit must be paid at enrolment. An administration fee of £20 is made where instalments are taken out and you choose to be invoiced rather than use the direct debit system. This charge is payable with the deposit. There is no administration fee if you pay by direct debit.

Some part-time courses will need you to purchase additional materials which are linked to your studies, such as books, consumables or the cost of trips. Where applicable these are included in the prices shown. The College will attempt to inform you of such costs at the start of the course. If you have lived outside of the UK/EU or are a national of a country outside of the UK/EU and European Economic Area, you will need to be assessed for fee status as you may not qualify as having “home status” as defined by our Funding Agencies. If assessed as not having “home status” you will need to be referred to the College’s International Office who will be able to advise on fees and other requirements. If this applies to you, just contact the Telephone Enquiry Centre on 0115 914 6414 who will put you through to the International Team.

FEE REDUCTION/REMISSION •

If you are 16-18 (as of 31st August 2015) you will not be required to pay tuition/exam/registration fees. You will only be liable for any course related costs, e.g. uniform, equipment, etc.

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If you are aged 24+ at the start of a Level 3 or Level 4 course, the fee remissions below are not available. Financial assistance is available through 24+ Advanced Learning Loans, please see information on page 8

Full fees waived Students who fall into one of the following categories are not required to pay any tuition or exam/registration costs. You will only be required to pay any material costs that relate to your course.

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EVIDENCE REQUIRED

Student aged 16 up to and including 18

Date of birth and signature on enrolment form

Students aged 19 up to and including 23* studying an Entry/ Level 1/Level 2 qualification without a prior Level 2 and the intention to progress onto Level 2 (excluding maths, English and ESOL)

Signed Declaration A on the enrolment form stating intention to progress onto Level 2

Students aged 19 up to and including 23* taking their first full Level 2 qualification without a prior Level 2

Signed Declaration B on the enrolment form stating this is a First Full Level 2 qualification

Students aged 19 up to and including 23* taking their first full Level 3 qualification without a prior Level 3

Signed Declaration C on the enrolment form stating this is a First Full Level 3 qualification

Students aged 19 up to and including 23* taking their first full Level 4 qualification (30 credits or more) without a prior Level 3 or 4

Signed Declaration C on the enrolment form stating this is a First Full Level 4 qualification

Students aged 24 or older taking their first full Level 2 or first full Level 3 qualification who are ex-military (within 10 years) after completing 4+ years of service or been medically discharged due to an injury after completing basic training

Eligibility confirmed by Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme Administration

Students aged 19 or older on Trade Union Studies up to and including Level 3 qualifications

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Functional Skills or GCSE in English and/or maths qualifications

Signed Declaration D on the enrolment form confirming that GCSE English/Maths qualifications are not held at A*- C grades

Students aged 19-23* studying up to and including Level 4 qualification and in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Students aged 19-23* studying up to and including Level 4 qualification and in receipt of Universal Credit, unemployed and mandated to undertake Skills Training Signed Declaration E on the enrolment form Students aged 19 or older studying up to and including Level 2 qualification and in receipt confirming unemployed status and an intention to use of Employment Support Allowance (ESA) in the Work Related Activity Group (WRAG) the course to develop skills and knowledge that will enable entry into employment Students aged 19 or older studying up to and including Level 2 qualification and in receipt of Universal Credit, unemployed and mandated to undertake Skills Training Students aged 19 or older studying up to and including Level 2 qualification and in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Students aged 19-23* studying up to and including Level 4 qualification, unemployed and in receipt of other state benefits Offenders (released on temporary licence) aged 19 up to and including 23* studying up to and including Level 4 qualification

Signed Declaration E on the enrolment form confirming unemployed status and an intention to Offenders (released on temporary licence) aged 19 or older studying up to and including use the course to develop skills and knowledge that will enable entry into employment Level 2 qualification

*Age 23 applies on the day the learner starts the course.

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Work-readiness courses

HELPING YOU BACK INTO WORK These specially designed courses help you to improve your employability, get up to date skills, increase your confidence and get a recognised qualification in the process. The courses are aimed at unemployed people who want to up-skill or refresh qualifications and are FREE to the people on JSA or ESA Work Related Benefits. Courses are designed to address the following common issues for today’s jobseekers: • Improving your confidence • Developing team working skills • Improving job application skills, CV and letter writing • Identifying what employers are looking for on an application form • How to fill in the ‘skills and experience’ box in a meaningful way • How to plan for an interview • Overcoming interview nerves

Students will apply interview techniques in a mock interview and receive valuable feedback for future interviews. Our Pre-Employment courses are aimed at getting you into work and giving you the best chance to get ahead. Progression can also be onto an Apprenticeship or work experience where we can signpost you to other teams within the College who work closely with employers. IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH AND MATHS Dedicated classes help students work in a focused manner and all students take nationally recognised qualifications. Sessions are 2.5 hours per week over 20 weeks. Additionally, separate very basic beginner level classes will be offered according to demand where the focus will be on achieving individual targets and building confidence.

Whether you are just starting to look for a job or have been looking for a while, let the Employability Team at Central College Nottingham help you improve your chances of getting into employment. Courses are run on a regular basis throughout the year and include the following: • Introduction to Business Administration • Introduction to Retail • Introduction to Customer Service • Introduction to Hospitality • Introduction to Social Care • Food Hygiene • First Aid • Health and Safety • Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) • Computing for Beginners • Internet • Email • Microsoft Office, Word, Spreadsheets, Database

Courses take place three days per week over 10 weeks and include IT, maths, English and intensive job seeking, including interview techniques and confidence building. Call 0115 914 6414 for more details about employability courses. 14

DO YOU NEED TO UPSKILL YOUR WORKFORCE? OUR SPECIALIST BUSINESS ENGAGEMENT TEAM CAN HELP We spend the time getting to know your business so this helps us to understand your requirements. Together we can create an innovative and enterprising workforce that supports growth and improves your efficiency. Each year we help more than 1,200 job seekers find employment and training opportunities and work with small local companies to blue chip organisations delivering employee training.

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A good financial return on investment

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£1,500 to help fund the recruitment of an Apprentice or to assist with the training of a current employee

Telephone: 0115 945 7260 Email: business@centralnottingham.ac.uk

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CAREERS ADVICE & GUIDANCE Whether you are looking for professional qualifications, a further or higher education programme, or a general interest or leisure course, our College Information Team can help you find the right programme. If you would like to discuss your career prospects or interests with a course tutor or with one of the College’s Progression Advisors, please contact the College’s Telephone Enquiry Centre on 0115 914 6414.

Library Services The College’s Library and Learning Resources service plays a key role in helping to support you during your studies. The service helps to enhance and underpin the quality of education provided by the College to all students - whether as individuals or groups. Libraries are based at the main centres and are well stocked with books, periodicals and journals relevant to all course programmes. As a Central student you will be able to access an extensive audiovisual collection and use the internet. Libraries have short loan facilities and provide a reprographics and audio-visual service. Specialists are always available to provide support to help you find materials, use resources or acquire the necessary skills to use the library service.

SUPPORTING STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE MORE THE FIRST COLLEGE IN THE COUNTRY TO RECEIVE AN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR STUDENT SUPPORT

Central College Nottingham is dedicated to meeting the education and training needs of the local community. Students are motivated by a number of different factors and we recognise that success is largely due to hard work and commitment from both you, the student, and Central staff. Lectures, classes and sessions are conducted in a professional, challenging and stimulating manner that contributes to a fun and dynamic adult learning environment. The following few pages highlight some of the additional facilities and services available to all of our students.

Information Technology The College is continually investing in the development of Information Technology at all College sites. The College has both PC and Apple Macintosh workstations. We provide a wide range of applications, computeraided learning software and industry standard packages. Access to the IT facilities, internet and email services are available to all students upon completion of an induction training package. Access to a range of similar IT facilities is available at our community-based venues.

STUDENT CARDS Part-time students can get a Student Identification Card, at or after enrolment. This will enable you to use College facilities such as the library, photocopying and IT. As a Central student you can get one from a main reception. If you have a Student Identification Card you must carry it at all times and show it to staff on request. Students with Identification Cards are affiliated to the National Union of Students for the duration of their course. All students can apply for NUS Extra cards, (approx. £12.00 annually) which can be used for a range of discounts and concessions. NUS Extra cards can be purchased directly from the NUS via their website at www.nusextra.co.uk 16

Learning Support We have a large team of specialist tutors and provide a variety of methods of support for students with additional needs. Students with physical disabilities, mobility problems, hearing and sight impairment, dyslexia and other needs can rely on professional and dedicated support. We will endeavour to provide support staff/ adapted facilities/specialist equipment to enable you to successfully complete your studies. Please contact the Additional Learning Support Manager on 0115 884 2366 if you wish to discuss your needs.

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion At Central College Nottingham you have a right to be treated with respect and dignity during your time with us as a learner, member of staff, visitor or service user. To achieve this, the College will ensure that you are not treated unfairly for reasons which cannot be legitimately justified. We are proud of and value the contributions made by the rich diversity of all who work and learn here. It is our aim to provide an inclusive working and learning environment where everyone in the College community is fully respected and supported. The individual needs of students are supported by the College, acknowledging differences and supporting learners developing in their own time and own way

Safeguarding

COURSES THAT CLOSE

Central College Nottingham is committed to the safeguarding of all the members of its community. We have a statutory and moral duty to ensure that we protect against harm and/or abuse, as well as promote the welfare of our students when they are receiving education and training at the College. The designated person and lead for Safeguarding is the Head of Learner Services, who can be contacted on 0115 914 6376.

If the College closes a course, a full refund will be given. In all other cases, refunds will NOT be given unless written proof of exceptional circumstances can be given to the College. Exceptional circumstances include health, maternity and employment grounds. In this case, a refund will be given on a pro-rata basis from the date of receipt of the written notification of withdrawal from the student. Refunds will be for tuition fees only. The College cannot refund other costs which may have already been incurred such as materials, examination and registration fees. The College refund policy is available on request or as part of the Collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s terms and conditions provided at enrolment. 17

OVER

49,767

QUALIFICATION ENROLMENTS DURING THE PAST YEAR

IN 2015 THE COLLEGE WAS CHOSEN TO HOST THE GB TEAM WORLDSKILLS SELECTION EVENTS

YOU DON'T NEED A LEVELS TO GO TO UNIVERSITY. LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL COURSES CAN BE EQUIVALENT TO A LEVELS

MORE EMPLOYERS VIEW 17-18 YEAR OLD COLLEGE LEAVERS AS BEING BETTER PREPARED FOR WORK THAN SCHOOL LEAVERS OF THE SAME AGE

EACH YEAR WE RUN NATIONALLY MORE 16-18 YEAR TASTER SESSIONS OLDS STUDY AT COLLEGE THAN AT SCHOOL ACROSS OUR CURRICULUM TO GIVE STUDENTS AN EXPERIENCE OF COLLEGE LIFE

OUR BUSINESS STUDENTS HAVE PRESENTED THEIR INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN FRONT OF BARCLAYS IN LONDON AT CANARY WHARF

HERE AT CENTRAL WE PROVIDE 4,512 DIFFERENT COURSES

FIND US OVER ON CENTRALNOTTINGHAM 19

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key

AAT Certificate in Accounting Level 2

Thu

05-Nov-15

09:45

15:45

793

CB0947LP1Y

MMW

Bookkeeping and Accounts C & G Level 1

Wed

09-Sep-15

18:00

19:45

270

CC2536LP1Y

MMW

£G

Wed

03-Feb-16

18:00

19:45

270

CC2504LP1Y

MMW

£G

Wed

09-Sep-15

18:00

19:45

290

CC2607LP1Y

MMW

£G

Wed

03-Feb-16

18:00

19:45

290

CC2506LP1Y

MMW

£G

AAT Certificate in Accounting Level 2

Fri

15-Jan-16

09:45

15:45

793

CC2574LP12

Professional Level Courses

For more information about how a professional level course could benefit you, see pages 4-5

AAT Budgeting-Unitised Level 4

Wed

11-Nov-15

09:30

16:30

277

CC2559LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon/Thu

12-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

277

CC2559LP1Y

MMW

£A

Wed

06-Jan-16

09:30

16:30

205

CC2560LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon/Thu

11-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

205

CC2560LP1Y

MMW

£A

Tue

08-Sep-15

09:30

16:15

1496/2193*

CB0475LP12

MMW

Tue/Wed

08-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

1496/2193* CB0476LP1Y

MMW

Tues/Wed

05-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

1496/2193* CB1149LP12

MMW

Tue

05-Jan-16

09:30

16:15

1496/2193* CC2545LP12

MMW

Wed

02-Sep-15

09:30

16:30

1496/2193* CB0478LP1Y

MMW

Mon/Thu

03-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

1496/2193* CB0477LP1Y

MMW

Wed

02-Sep-15

09:30

16:30

367

CC2557LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon/Thu

03-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

367

CC2557LP1Y

MMW

£A

AAT Financial Statements-Unitised Level 4

Wed

03-Feb-16

09:30

16:30

439

CC2561LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon/Thu

08-Feb-16

18:00

21:00

439

CC2561LP1Y

MMW

£A

AAT Internal Controls and Accounting SystemsUnitised Level 4

Wed

04-Nov-15

13:15

16:30

171

CC2558LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon

09-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

171

CC2558LP1Y

MMW

£A

AAT Personal Tax-Unitised Level 4

Wed

04-May-16

09:30

16:30

295

CC2562LP2Y

MMW

£A

Mon/Thu

16-May-16

18:00

21:00

295

CC2562LP1Y

MMW

£A

Course Title

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ACCOUNTING

Bookkeeping and Accounts C & G Level 2

AAT Credit Control-Unitised Level 4 AAT Diploma in Accounting Level 3

AAT Diploma in Accounting Level 4 AAT Financial Performance-Unitised Level 4

*24+ FEE. Students studying Level 3 and above courses and aged 24+ at the start of the course must pay the higher fee. 24+ Adv Learning Loans are available. See page 5 for more details.

I studied AAT Accounting part-time whilst working. I enjoyed the course and have now been promoted to the role of management accountant. CHLOE, AAT ACCOUNTING

#CentralSuccess

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KEY £ - No fee reductions available for this course A - Complete application form

G - Guidance required, please contact College - Call 0115 914 6414 or visit one of our College centres to enrol on this course

Personal and Community Development Learning. Courses may be FREE, see page 10 for more details 20

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key

Card Craft/Scrapbooking NCFE Level 1 (GRA)

Fri

25-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7891LP1Y

TWS

Ceramics Introduction

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CA0212AP1Y

Wed

13-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CA0212AP2Y

Ceramics Intermediate

Wed

13-Apr-16

18:00

21:00

CA0212AP3Y

Dressmaking NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7376LP1Y

TWS

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7362LP1Y

TWS

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7365LP1Y

TWS

Dressmaking NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Fri

25-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7358LP1Y

TWS

Dressmaking Beginners NCFE Level 1 (TEXT)

Fri

25-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7370LP1Y

TWS

Dressmaking: Pattern Making NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Fri

25-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7898LP1Y

TWS

Sat

26-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7359LP1Y

TWS

Tue

22-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7351LP1Y

TWS

Course Title

See map p30

ARTS, CRAFTS AND TEXTILES

Dressmaking/Sewing Machine Skills NCFE Level 1 (TEX) Fashion and Tailoring

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC0220AP1Y

Wed

13-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CC0220AP2Y

Fashion and Tailoring Advanced

Wed

13-Apr-16

18:00

21:00

180

CC0221LP1Y

Jewellery: Mixed Jewellery NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7459LP1Y

TWS

Jewellery: Silversmithing NCFE Level 1 (ART) Jewellery: Silversmithing Beginners NCFE Level 1 (ART)

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7838LP1Y

TWS

Tue

22-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7375LP1Y

TWS

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC8046LP1Y

TWS

Sat

26-Sep-15

09:30

13:30

177

CC7349LP1Y

TWS

Jewellery: Silversmithing Beginners NCFE Level 1 (STO)

Fri

25-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7890LP1Y

TWS

Millinery NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Sat

26-Sep-15

10:00

12:30

177

CC7350LP1Y

TWS

Mixed Media & Art Journaling NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7763LP1Y

TWS

Mosaics NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7830LP1Y

TWS

Tue

22-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CA1431LP1Y

TWS

Pattern Cutting Advanced Project

Thu

14-Apr-16

18:00

21:00

180

CA0217LP1Y

Pattern Cutting Beginners

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC0218AP1Y

Thu

14-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CC0219AP1Y

Tue

22-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CA0057AP1Y

Tue

12-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CA0059AP3Y

Screen Printing Intermediate

Wed

13-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CA0058AP3Y

Screen Printing Introduction/Intermediate

Wed

13-Apr-16

18:00

21:00

126

CC2013LP1Y

Screen Printing Introduction

Sewing/Crochet/Knitting/Vintage NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7973LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Machine Skills-NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7825LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Machine Skills NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7373LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7363LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC8079LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Accessories NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7775LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Beginners NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Sat

26-Sep-15

13:00

17:00

177

CC7472LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Fabric Journals NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7761LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Knitting/Crochet NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Tue

22-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7418LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Vintage Inspired NCFE Level 1 (TEX)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7816LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills: Vintage Inspired NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7374LP1Y

TWS

Sewing Skills/Bag Making NCFE Level 1 (HTC)

Tue

22-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC8021LP1Y

TWS

Stained Glass NCFE Level 1(ART)

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:30

21:30

177

CC7356LP1Y

TWS

£G

About NCFE Awards (level 1): NCFE qualifications are practical courses with ongoing assessment of learning by the course tutor. There is no formal exam, but all learners are required to complete a portfolio of evidence to show the skills and techniques covered. The qualification is comparable to working at NVQ level 1 and GCSEs. Courses will allow you to work at your own pace, with your tutor’s support, to achieve the qualification. Summary of course content: You will be shown key skills and techniques associated with your chosen craft. You will work towards completing an individual project of your choice, with the support of the course tutor. You will use research skills and be encouraged by your tutor to set personal challenges to ensure you make the best progress and get the most out of your course, whether you are a total beginner or already have some experience. 21

Course Title

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key

Wed/Thu/ Fri

23-Sep-15

09:30

15:00

CC9476AP1Y

MMW

Tue

15-Sep-15

09:30

11:30

720

CA0538LP1Y

Tue

15-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

720

CA0540LP1Y

Wed

16-Sep-15

09:30

11:30

720

CA0539LP1Y

Fri

18-Sep-15

09:30

11:30

720

CC3302LP1Y

Thu

17-Sep-15

13:00

15:00

720

CB0884LP1Y

See map p30

BUSINESS Introduction to Business Administration

CARE, EARLY YEARS AND TEACHING CACHE Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools Level 2

Thu

21-Apr-16

18:00

20:00

720

CB0889LP1Y

Friday Night Clubbers*

Fri

04-Sep-15

16:00

19:00

231

CC3530LP1Y

Sensory Clubbers*

Wed

02-Sep-15

16:00

18:00

384

CC3522LP1Y

Social Group for People with Autism

Tue/Thu

03-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

551

CB0036LP1Y

Social Group for People with Autism - Tea Time Clubbers

Wed

02-Sep-15

16:00

18:00

384

CC3520LP1Y

Friday Night Clubbers – This is a club for young people with a learning difficulty and/or disabilities to socialise and enjoy an evening out. Sensory Clubbers – This is a social club for young people with significant learning difficulties and/or disabilities to interact and enhance their experience outside the classroom.

Professional Level Courses

For more information about how a professional level course could benefit you, see pages 4-5

CACHE Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools Level 3

Tue

15-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

800/1417*

CB0886LP1Y

Wed/Thu

16-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

800/1417*

CA0553LP1Y

Tue

19-Apr-16

18:00

20:00

800/1417*

CC3305LP1Y

EDEXCEL BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Health and Social Care Level 3

Mon/Tue

02-Sep-15

10:00

15:00

720/2882*

CC3220LP1Y

MMW

FdA Children’s & Young People’s Services Level 5

Thu

17-Sep-15

17:00

20:00

3995

CC3110HP13

£G

*24+ FEE. Students studying Level 3 and above courses and aged 24+ at the start of the course must pay the higher fee. 24+ Adv Learning Loans are available. See page 5 for more details.

COMPUTING AND IT BCS Certificate in IT User Skills (ECDL EXTRA) Level 2

Tue

05-Jan-16

13:15

16:45

354

CB0468LP2Y

MMW

Computing for Beginners

Thu

17-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

CC8518AP1Y

MMW

Tue

03-Nov-15

12:30

15:00

CC8373AP2Y

MMW

Thu

05-Nov-15

18:00

20:30

CC8518AP2Y

MMW

Thu

Intro to Microsoft Office Spreadsheet Software FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC Tue

17-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

CC9491LP1Y

MMW

24-Nov-15

09:30

12:30

CC9490LP1Y

MMW

Microsoft Database Software Skills

Thu

17-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

CC9488LP2Y

MMW

Microsoft Spreadsheet Software FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC Tue

15-Sep-15

09:30

12:30

CC9489LP1Y

MMW

Tue Microsoft Units Level 1 FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC Thu

15-Sep-15

12:30

15:00

CC9485LP1Y

MMW

17-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

CC9486LP2Y

MMW

Thu

19-Nov-15

18:00

20:30

CC9488LP3Y

MMW

Tue

24-Nov-15

12:30

15:00

CC9486LP1Y

MMW

Tue

24-Nov-15

12:30

15:30

CC9487LP3Y

MMW

Wed

09-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC2599LP1Y

MMW

Wed

09-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2599LP2Y

MMW

Wed

04-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2603LP1Y

MMW

Word Processing Entry 3 Tue FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC

15-Sep-15

09:30

15:00

CC8774LP1Y

CCA

Word Processing Software Thu FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC

19-Nov-15

18:00

20:30

CC8774LP3Y

MMW

Word Processing Software Thu FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) & UUC

24-Nov-15

09:30

12:00

CC8774LP2Y

MMW

Web Design Beginners Level 1 Award Web Design Intermediate Level 2 Award

KEY £ - No fee reductions available for this course A - Complete application form

G - Guidance required, please contact College - Call 0115 914 6414 or visit one of our College centres to enrol on this course

Personal and Community Development Learning. Courses may be FREE, see page 10 for more details 22

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key

Bricklaying Skills - Basic

Thu

01-Oct-15

17:00

20:00

110

CB0167LP1Y

Carpentry and Joinery Skills - Basic

Thu

03-Mar-16

17:00

20:00

110

CC0082LP1Y

Curbing and Channeling Skills - Basic

Thu

03-Mar-16

17:00

20:00

110

CC0106LP1Y

Plastering Skills - Basic

Thu

01-Oct-15

17:00

20:00

110

CB0168LP1Y

Thu

03-Mar-16

17:00

20:00

110

CB0169LP1Y

Course Title

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CONSTRUCTION

Plumbing Skills - Basic Tiling Skills - Basic

Thu

01-Oct-15

17:00

20:00

110

CB0165LP1Y

Thu

03-Mar-16

17:00

20:00

110

CB0166LP1Y

Thu

01-Oct-15

17:00

20:00

110

CC0025LP1Y

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CA1528LP1Y

TWCS

COOKERY Cake Decoration NCFE Level 1 (CAK) Cake Decoration: Beginners NCFE Level 1 (CAK)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7340LP1Y

TWCS

Tue

22-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC8074LP1Y

TWCS

Tue

22-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7833LP1Y

TWCS

Sat

26-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7385LP1Y

TWCS

Cake Decoration: Sugar Craft Flowers NCFE Level 1 (CAK)

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7328LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Bread & Pastries NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Tue

22-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7342LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Cakes NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7339LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Cakes & Puddings NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Tue

22-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7346LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Cakes Pastries & Baking NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Sat

26-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7330LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Cakes/Pastries With Chocolate NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Thu

24-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7333LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Cakes, Puddings & Pastries NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7348LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery: Choux Pastry/Cookies/Cheesecake NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7337LP1Y

TWCS

Cookery and Cakes NCFE Level 1 (CAK)

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC8048LP1Y

TWCS

Thu

24-Sep-15

18:45

21:30

177

CC7325LP1Y

TWCS

Cooking Around The World NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Mon

21-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7345LP1Y

TWCS

Good Mood Food NCFE Level 1 (COO)

Fri

25-Sep-15

09:45

15:15

177

CC7331LP1Y

TWCS

COUNSELLING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Wed

15-Sep-15

18:30

20:30

CC9555AP1Y

MMW

Wed

03-Nov-15

18:30

20:30

CC9555AP2Y

MMW

Tue

22-Sep-15

17:30

21:00

641

CA1478LP1Y

Wed

23-Sep-15

10:30

14:00

641

CA1238LP1Y

Tue

15-Sep-15

18:15

20:15

CC9468AP1Y

MMW

Tue

03-Nov-15

18:15

20:15

CC9468AP2Y

MMW

Mon

14-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

CC9556AP1Y

MMW

Mon

02-Nov-15

18:00

20:30

CC9556AP2Y

MMW

Meditation & Self Acceptance

Wed

04-Nov-15

13:00

15:00

CC7300LP1Y

WBL

Occupational Studies

Wed/Thu/ Fri

30-Sep-15

09:30

15:00

CC8777LP1Y

MMW

Anger Management Certificate In Counselling Skills Level 2 CPCAB

Introduction to Counselling Introduction to Mindfulness

MORE PEOPLE ARE CHOOSING TO STUDY AT CENTRAL FIND OUT WHY 24

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Course Title

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key

Wed

23-Sep-15

18:30

20:30

CC9554AP1Y

MMW

See map p30

CREATIVE WRITING Creative Writing and E Book Publishing

ENGINEERING Welding Skills Certificate C & G Level 2

Various

900

CC0697LP1Y

£G

Welding Skills Award C & G Level 2 - 3268

Various

500

CC0700LP1Y

Professional Level Courses

For more information about how a professional level course could benefit you, see pages 4-5

HNC Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

2995 per yr

CB0085HP12

HNC Operations Engineering

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

2995 per yr

CB0083HP12

HNC Manufacturing Engineering

Wed

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

2995 per yr

CB0081HP12

HND Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Wed/Thu

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

5995 per yr

CB0086HP12

HND Operations Engineering

Wed/Thu

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

5995 per yr

CB0084HP12

HND Manufacturing Engineering

Wed/Thu

23-Sep-15

09:00

18:00

5995 per yr

CB0082HP12

SINCE DOING MY COURSE I’VE BEEN PROMOTED AND MY SALARY HAS INCREASED MIRWAIS, HND ENGINEERING #CentralSuccess

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FIRST AID Emergency First Aid at Work HABC Level 2 FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) and UUC

Family First Aid

KEY £ - No fee reductions available for this course A - Complete application form

Wed

16-Sep-15

09:30

16:30

CC8763LP10

Wed

30-Sep-15

09:30

16:30

CC8763LP11

Wed

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09:30

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09:30

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09:30

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09:30

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11-May-16

09:30

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09:30

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29-Jun-15

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16:30

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09:30

16:30

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Wed/Thu

07-Oct-15

09:30

16:30

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09:30

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Wed/Thu

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09:30

16:30

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G - Guidance required, please contact College - Call 0115 914 6414 or visit one of our College centres to enrol on this course

Personal and Community Development Learning. Courses may be FREE, see page 10 for more details

Course Title

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key See map p30

FOOD SAFETY Food Safety in Catering HABC Level 2 -

Mon

07-Sep-15

09:30

16:00

CC8758LP1Y

FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) and UUC and 16-18 year olds

Tue

10-Nov-15

09:30

16:00

CC8758LP3Y

Mon

23-Nov-15

09:30

15:00

CC8758LP6Y

Mon

14-Dec-15

09:30

15:00

CC8758LP7Y

Tue

15-Dec-15

09:30

16:00

CC8758LP4Y

Mon

18-Jan-16

09:30

16:00

CC8781LP1Y

Mon

08-Feb-16

09:30

16:00

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Mon

29-Feb-16

09:30

16:00

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Mon

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09:30

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Mon

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09:30

16:00

CC8781LP5Y

Mon

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09:30

16:00

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Mon

07-Sep-15

09:00

11:45

301

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MMW

Mon

07-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

301

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08-Sep-15

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15:00

301

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MMW

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

226

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Wed

09-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

226

CB0301LP1Y

MMW

Thu

10-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

226

CA0556LP1Y

MMW

GCSE English Resits

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

20:30

119

CC3919LP1Y

MMW

GCSE Mathematics

Mon

07-Sep-15

09:00

11:45

301

CA0558LP1Y

MMW

Mon

07-Sep-15

12:15

15:00

301

CB0316LP1Y

Tue

08-Sep-15

12:15

15:00

301

CC3909LP1Y

MMW

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09-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

226

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MMW

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11-Sep-15

09:00

11:45

301

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Tue

29-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

226

CB0315LP1Y

Thu

01-Oct-15

18:00

20:00

226

CA0559LP1Y

MMW

GCSE Mathematics (Resits)

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

21:30

119

CA0560LP1Y

MMW

GCSE Science

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

20:00

301

CB0305LP1Y

MMW

09-Sep-15

TBC

700

CA0607LP1Y

WHG

GCSE GCSE English

HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY THERAPY Diploma in Barbering Level 2

Wed

Professional Level Courses

For more information about how a professional level course could benefit you, see pages 4-5

Diploma in Barbering Level 3

Tue

08-Sep-15

TBC

700/2583*

CC3201LP1Y

WHG

Diploma in Make-up Artistry Level 3

Tue/Thu

08-Sep-15

TBC

700/3345*

CA0613LP1Y

WHG

Diploma in Nail Technology Level 3

Wed

09-Sep-15

TBC

700/2583*

CA0614LP1Y

WHG

*24+ FEE. Students studying Level 3 and above courses and aged 24+ at the start of the course must pay the higher fee. 24+ Adv Learning Loans are available. See page 5 for more details. Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy Additional Information All courses are vocational and intended for professional practice. Kits and uniform are compulsory and are required as stated. For all courses we recommend you have a good level of literacy and numeracy, ideally at L2, due to the theory work involved in the course. Diagnostic assessments will take place at the pre-enrolment sessions which will be confirmed following application. All courses will require some study outside of college. However, courses which state Distance Learning will require approximately 6-8 hours per week of independent learning which will involve research, theoretical and practical aspects of the qualification. A log of this work will be required. Uniforms Order forms for uniforms will either be sent out prior to the start of the course or handed out on the first day of the course. Beauty uniform costs/Hair uniform costs: Female uniform top only approx £30.00. Male uniform top only approx £20.00. You will need to purchase your own formal black trousers. Note: No jeans or trainers will be allowed. You do not need to purchase a uniform if you already have one from a previous course at the College. Kits Courses also require a kit. Order forms for the kits will be sent out prior to the start of the course or handed out on the first day of the course. For kit costs please refer to the website or phone the Enquiry Centre on 0115 914 6414. 26

Course Title

Day

Start Date

Start Time

End Time

No. Wks

Cost

Course Code Location Key See map p30

HEALTH AND SAFETY Health & Safety in the Workplace HABC Level 2 -

Thu

17-Sep-15

09:30

16:00

CC8759LP5Y

FREE for learners in receipt of JSA, ESA (WRAG) and UUC

Thu

15-Oct-15

09:30

16:00

CC8759LP6Y

Thu

05-Nov-15

09:30

16:00

CC8759LP7Y

Thu

03-Dec-15

09:30

16:00

CC8759LP1Y

French Beginners

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:30

20:30

CC9470AP1Y

MMW

Spanish Beginners

Mon

21-Sep-15

18:30

20:30

CC9474AP2Y

MMW

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC2597LP1Y

MMW

Tue

03-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

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MMW

Tue

12-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

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MMW

Tue

08-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

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MMW

Tue

08-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

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MMW

Tue

08-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2598LP2Y

MMW

Desk Top Publishing Intermediate Level 2 Award

Tue

03-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2604LP1Y

MMW

Digital Photography Beginners Level 1 Award

Thu

14-Jan-16

18:00

21:00

CC2601LP2Y

MMW

Wed

09-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2601LP3Y

MMW

Thu

10-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2601LP4Y

MMW

Thu

10-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2605LP1Y

MMW

Wed

04-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2606LP1Y

MMW

Thu

10-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC2600LP1Y

MMW

Thu

10-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2600LP2Y

MMW

Photoshop Intermediate Level 2 Award

Thu

05-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2602LP1Y

MMW

Web Design Beginners Level 1 Award

Wed

09-Sep-15

18:00

21:00

CC2599LP1Y

MMW

Wed

09-Mar-16

18:00

21:00

CC2599LP2Y

MMW

Wed

04-Nov-15

18:00

21:00

168

CC2603LP1Y

MMW

Certificate in Exercise To Music CYQ Level 2

Mon-Fri

15-Feb-16

09:00

16:00

495

CA0707LP1Y

Circuit Training CYQ Level 2

Mon-Fri

18-Jan-16

09:00

16:00

120

CA0712LP1Y

Mon/Tue/ Wed

13-Jun-16

09:00

16:00

120

CA0712LP2Y

LANGUAGES

MUSIC Music Technology Beginners Level 1

PHOTOGRAPHY, DIGITAL MEDIA AND WEB Desk Top Publishing Beginners Level 1 Award

Digital Photography Intermediate Level 2 Award Photoshop Beginners Level 1 Award

Web Design Intermediate Level 2 Award

SPORT

Professional Level Courses

For more information about how a professional level course could benefit you, see pages 4-5

Diploma in Fitness Instructing & Personal Training CYQ Level 3

Mon/Tue/ Wed

07-Sep-15

09:00

16:30

595/2882*

CC1019LP4Y

Wed/ Thurs/Fri

09-Sep-15

09:00

16:30

595/2882*

CC1019LP5Y

Mon/Wed/ Fri

25-Jan-16

09:00

16:30

595/2882*

CC1019LP6Y

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City - Maid Marian Way

City -Vernon House

City - Wheeler Gate

Forest Fields- Greenfields Training Centre

Highfields

MMW

WHG

•

Accounting

• •

Anger Management

•

• •

Beauty Therapy

•

Childcare/Care Computing

•

Construction

•

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• •

•

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•

GCSEs

•

• •

•

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Hairdressing Health & Safety

Food Safety French

•

First Aid Fitness

21 27

Dress Making

•

23 23

•

Fashion

•

Desktop Publishing

•

Crocheting

Engineering

•

Cooking Counselling

Card Crafts

Ceramics

PAGE

Cake Making/Decorating

•

WBL

Business

Carpentry

Barbering

Bricklaying

Bag Making

Book Keeping

TWS TWCS

West Bridgford Library

Clifton

Stapleford

Beeston Day Centre

Sneinton - Nottingham Academy

Beeston

Sherwood - Cookery Workshop

Basford

Location Key CCA

Sherwood - Textile Workshop

Arnold - Civic Centre

BROWSE BY LOCATION

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City - Maid Marian Way

City -Vernon House

City - Wheeler Gate

Forest Fields- Greenfields Training Centre

Highfields

MMW

WHG

• •

Health & Social Care IT Courses

•

WBL

•

21 23

•

Knitting

•

Make-up Artistry

21 26

•

Meditation

•

Millinery

•

Mindfulness

Music Technology

•

Photography Photoshop

• •

Plastering Plumbing Screen Printing

•

• •

27 27 23 23

•

Spanish

•

Teaching

• •

•

Web Design Welding Writing (Creative)

•

21 21

•

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•

Textiles Tiling

21 27

Silversmithing

Sport

•

Sewing

Social Groups

Mosaics

Pattern Cutting

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Jewellery Making Joinery

TWS TWCS

West Bridgford Library

Clifton

Stapleford

Beeston Day Centre

Sneinton - Nottingham Academy

Beeston

Sherwood - Cookery Workshop

Basford

Location Key CCA

Sherwood - Textile Workshop

Arnold - Civic Centre

BROWSE BY LOCATION

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LOCATION FINDER Eastwood M1 Arnold

Sherwood

11 12

New tram links

New Basford

9 Forest Fields

With new tram routes opening soon, our Beeston and Clifton centres will be even easier and quicker to get to

Nottingham

8 6

Sneinton

City Centre

Radcliffe On Trent

Highfields

14 Stapleford 3 Beeston 4

Code

West Bridgford

Clifton 5

Location

Venue

Address

CCA

Arnold

Civic Centre

Arnot Hill Road, NG5 6LU

Basford

New Basford Centre

Duke Street, NG7 7JN

Beeston

Beeston Centre

High Road, Beeston, NG9 4AH

Beeston

Beeston Day Centre

Middle St, NG9 2AR

Clifton

Clifton Centre

Farnborough Road, NG11 8LU

MMW

Nottingham City Centre

Maid Marian Way Centre

Maid Marian Way, NG1 6AB

Nottingham City Centre

Vernon House

18 Friar Lane, NG1 6DQ

WHG

Nottingham City Centre

Wheeler Gate Salon

14-16 Wheeler Gate, NG1 2NB

Forest Fields

Greenfields

139 Russell Road, NG7 6GX

Nottingham Science Park

Highfields Centre

Jesse Boot Avenue, University Boulevard, NG7 2RU

TWS

Sherwood

Textile Workshop

581 Mansfield Road, NG5 2JN

TWCS

Sherwood

Cookery Workshop

621 Mansfield Rd, NG5 2FX

Sneinton

Nottingham Academy

Ransom Drive, NG3 5LR

Stapleford

Stapleford Centre

Arthur Mee Building, Church Street, NG9 8GA

WBL

West Bridgford

West Bridgford Library

Bridgford Rd, NG2 6AT

Please Note: Venues marked in purple are Central College Nottingham centres

TAKE A LOOK AT OUR OTHER COURSES FURTHER EDUCATION Further education is essentially “post-school” level so from aged 16+. You don’t have to stay at school until you are 18 so College offers an opportunity to study a vocational course in a subject you enjoy e.g engineering, hairdressing, sport or IT. However College is not just a place for young people, many of our learners are now 19+

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