Welcome to Coleg Gwent
We have open events throughout the year as well as specific higher education information events which you can register your interest to attend on the link below, or alternatively you will automatically be invited to if you make an application • Talk to tutors and other HE learners • Get details of financial support available • Take a tour of the campus and facilities Book your place online www.coleggwent.ac.uk/open
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5 reasons to study with us Your guide to qualifications Fees and financial support How to apply
09 Course information key 11 Animal and Land Based 13 Built Environment and Engineering 15 Business and Management 17 Creative and Performing Arts 19 Health and Social Care 21 Humanities 23 Science and Technology 25 Sport and Public Services 27 Teaching and Education 29 Our campuses
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Coleg Gwent is a collaborative partner of the University of South Wales, Aberystwyth University and the University of Worcester. Find out more and apply: www.coleggwent.ac.uk/he 01495 333777 - admissions@coleggwent.ac.uk
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1 Our inspiring lecturers have excellent
up-to-date subject knowledge and extensive teaching experience as well as notable industry experience – so not only are you learning from the best, they can give you good advice on how to find work when you graduate. Our smaller class sizes mean you will receive excellent personal support from lecturing staff and from our dedicated support staff – and our local campuses are friendly and welcoming.
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Our strong partnerships with the University of South Wales, Aberystwyth University, the University of Worcester and Pearson mean that you will have access to all the resources you need to succeed. If you successfully complete a course awarded by one of our partner universities, you’ll receive a certificate awarded by the university and you will be invited to a graduation ceremony.
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We’re local, so you’ll save money on travel and accommodation and you won’t incur the cost of studying away from home. You’ll also have more time that could be spent with family, friends or at work.
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Our courses usually involve learning in the workplace as well as at college so you’ll get career-oriented skills and specific industry experience that employers look for, boosting your chances of finding your dream career.
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Our wide range of subjects and study options mean you can study full time or part time, to fit in with work or other commitments. Our HE qualifications are professionally relevant and could give you the competitive edge, leading to increased earning potential, greater opportunities and a more rewarding career.
Making sure you’re on the right course is important to us as it can influence your next step and your longer term future.
Foundation Degrees Foundation Degrees combine academic study with workplace/work-related learning. They are broadly equivalent to the first two years of a Bachelor’s Degree. They are designed with a particular area of work in mind, with the help of organisations from that sector, so you’re getting the skills that employers look for. Typically, you’ll get the chance to learn in the workplace as well as in the classroom. Once you’ve achieved a Foundation Degree, you can use your qualification and work experience to find employment, or you can ‘top up’ your qualification to a full Bachelor’s Degree. This usually involves an extra year or two of study.
Higher National Certificates (HNCs) and Higher National Diplomas (HNDs) HNCs and HNDs are work-related courses and are highly valued by employers both in the UK and overseas. While Bachelor’s Degrees tend to focus on gaining knowledge, HNCs and HNDs are designed to give you the skills to put that knowledge to effective use in a particular vocation. Higher National qualifications don’t just qualify you for work. Some HNCs allow direct entry into the second year of a degree programme,
and many HNDs allow direct entry to the third year of an Honours Degree. HNCs or HNDs can also give you access to a number of professional bodies. So whether you want to go straight into a job, or continue your studies, getting a Higher National can be a great place to start.
Degree ‘Top-ups’ A Top-up degree is the equivalent to the final year of undergraduate study, giving you a Bachelor’s level qualification. As the name suggests, these courses enable you to ‘topup’ an existing qualification, whether that’s a Foundation degree or another relevant qualification, like an HND. Every course has its own entry requirements, so check the course you’re interested in to find out exactly what you’ll need to be able to apply, in addition make sure you check your eligibility for continued student finance.
Professional qualifications Professional qualifications focus on improving your ability to succeed in a particular occupation, which is ideal if you have a clear career objective and want to gain valuable on-the-job experience. Many careers demand that you possess a professional qualification, but in other cases, professional qualifications are not essential, but they allow you to achieve greater competence in your field and improve your prospects for progression.
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A Higher Education course is an investment in your future. And whilst there are costs associated with learning, whether it’s time you invest or your tuition fees, you may be eligible for financial support, which means it could cost less than you think.
Tuition fees for home undergraduate and PGCE study for 2018/19 are currently under review in England and Wales. Based on the latest information available to us, the below fees will apply for the academic year 2018-19. The Welsh Government is still to confirm arrangements for 2019/20 onwards, which means that for students starting in September 2018 onwards, tuition fees may rise for any successive years of study, mapped according to any inflation-linked maximum tuition fees permitted by the Welsh Government. We will inform all applicants and students of the fee levels for 2019/20 and any inflationlinked increases for successive years of study as soon as confirmation is received from Welsh Government, and we will publish any updates on the college website.
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Courses accredited by the University of South Wales and Aberystwyth University: Foundation Degrees, HNCs and HNDs accredited by the University of South Wales and Aberystwyth University are £7,500 per year*.
Courses accredited by the University of Worcester: Foundation Degrees accredited by this university are £9,000 per year*
PcET (Post-compulsory Education and Training): In 2018/19 tuition fees for PcET courses were £620 per 20 credit module* – you would usually study 60 credits in a year.
Additional costs Your course may have additional costs which can be mandatory or optional. These costs are additional to tuition fees and need to be paid for by students to be able to fully participate and complete your programme of study. This covers such things as equipment, trips, placements and DBS checks. Each programme has different additional costs involved which you’ll find in the course information on our website.
When you are studying Higher Education there will be two main costs – tuition fees and living costs – both of which you can get financial support for.
You will need to apply for funding before starting your course, the sooner you do this the better, and do remember, you will have to reapply for funding every academic year.
Tuition Fee Loan †
To find out more details of your funding entitlement visit the Student Finance Wales or Student Finance England (depending where you live) website.
Whether you are studying full time or part time you can apply for a tuition fee loan. This is non-means tested and you can borrow up to the maximum amount to cover your fee charge each academic year (up to a maximum of £9000)*.
Help with living costs † (a combination of grant and loan): Some maintenance funding is based on the level of household income. This can be for your parents, or if you are over 25 years old or meet other criteria which mean you are classed as an independent student. If you are living as a couple, then your partner’s income would usually be taken into account. The amount of maintenance support you receive will also depend upon where you live during your studies, i.e. whether you live away from home or with your parents.
You may be able to get extra funding if you have adults or children who are financially dependent on you. This extra funding can include: • Adult Dependants’ Grant (ADG) • Childcare Grant (CCG) • Parents’ Learning Allowance (PLA) † subject to eligibility/availability
*Figures correct at time of print and may be subject to change. Please check the Student Finance Wales/England website for the latest information before you apply.
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Once you’ve decided which course you’d like to study, applying is easy. •Online at www.coleggwent.ac.uk/he* • Phone 01495 333777 •In person at any of our five campuses
Course advice and guidance We’ll invite you in to meet a subject tutor who’ll give you more details about your course and answer any questions you have.
Enrolment and induction We’ll invite you to enrolment and induction which is usually in early September. We’ll send you a letter closer to the time to let you know exactly which date you’ll need to come in, and what you’ll need to bring with you. You’ll find out more about your course from the staff that will be teaching you, meet others on your course, and familiarise yourself with the college campus. You should expect to be in college for up to two days.
*Please note that when applying for University of Worcester or Aberystwyth University courses the UCAS application route can also be used.
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Throughout the following pages you’ll see a number of abbreviations used to indicate which campus a course runs at, and the course’s accrediting body. Here’s your guide to symbols:
Campuses: BGLZ - Blaenau Gwent Learning Zone / CK - Crosskeys Campus NP - City of Newport Campus / PP - Pontypool Campus / U - Usk Campus
How you’ll study: FT - full time / PT - part time
Accrediting bodies: AU - Aberystwyth University / CG - Coleg Gwent / P - Pearson USW - University of South Wales / W - University of Worcester / TBC - To be confirmed
Please note, most average salaries were taken from payscale.com and were correct at time of printing. Coleg Gwent endeavours to ensure all college publicity materials are correct at time of going to print. However, during the year details of courses may be subject to change by the college, including awarding bodies, titles and location of courses. The college reserves the right to withdraw courses should they no longer be deemed viable to run.
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We don’t beat around the bush; we plant the seeds, nurture your skills and let your talents grow All employers look for experience and you’ll get plenty of it on our animal and land based foundation degrees at Usk Campus.
Animal and veterinary students will work in the small animal care centre, which is home to a whole host of animals, from rabbits and guinea pigs to more exotic species including reptiles and donkeys, as well as our Blue Cross cat rehoming centre.
We have well established courses with the University of South Wales and we’ve recently added two Aberystwyth University courses to our portfolio in equine studies and agriculture. No matter what course you choose, you’ll have access to all the facilities you’d expect to find in industry.
Equestrian students will have full use of our indoor and outdoor schools, and livery facilities, so you’ll learn how to care for and manage horses, examine their behaviour and learn about the industry on campus. You’ll learn from expert lecturers who have vast knowledge in their sector, as well as experience so they’ll be able to give you advice on how to find a job when you graduate.
Our working farm offers agriculture students the chance to work with industry standard machinery and our cattle and sheep herds providing you with the skills, knowledge and experience you’ll take with you into the world of work.
BGLZ
Animal Health and Welfare Foundation Degree
NP
PP
U
2 years
USW
Animal Health and Welfare BSc Top-up
FT
1 year
USW
Veterinary Nursing Foundation Degree
FT
3 years
USW
Veterinary Nursing BSc Top-up
FT
1 year
USW
Equine Studies Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
AU
Agriculture Foundation Dgree
FT
2 years
AU
You may have the option to study for another year full time with your chosen university to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, or you could take your Foundation Degree as a standalone qualification and get work in areas such as veterinary practice, farm management or animal behaviour and psychology.
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FT
CK
Between 2010 and 2020 the land based industry will need 245,000 people at QCF levels 4-6 which includes foundation degrees. Source: Lantra
“I love that I get hands on experience in the college’s small animal care centre as I learn better by doing something than just reading or hearing about it. “I’ve also done work placements in two vet surgeries and an animal charity and will do more work placements before I graduate. As well as being able to demonstrate experience when I’m applying for jobs, the placements are a good way to gain an insight into different areas of animal care to see which route you want to pursue as a career.” Verity Watkins, 25 from Newport Animal Health and Welfare Foundation Degree Typical careers
Average salary
Veterinary surgeon
£33k
Farm manager
£27k
Veterinary nurse
£18k
Animal rescue centre manager
£21k
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Design and build your own future A career in construction and engineering is your opportunity to leave a tangible imprint on our neighbourhoods of the future and our higher level qualifications will give you the skills, knowledge and industry experience employers look for. Whether you take the mechanical or electrical route in engineering, you’ll work with industry standard equipment and technology, so you can apply science and maths to solve practical problems as you would in the workplace.
If you’d prefer to play a part in changing skylines, building beautiful bridges or influencing architecture, you’ll learn all the latest techniques and principles to equip you for employment on our HNC in Construction and the Built Environment – the sky really is the limit.
BGLZ
NP
PP
PT and FT
2 years
P
Civil Engineering HNC/HND
PT and FT
3 years
P
Mechanical Engineering HNC/HND
PT and FT
2 years
P
Electrical and Electronic Engineering HNC/HND
PT and FT
2 years
P
Manufacturing Engineering HNC/HND
PT and FT
2 years
P
You may have the option to study for another year full time at your chosen university to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, or you could take your Foundation Degree as a standalone qualification and get work in areas such as surveying, civil engineering or project management; infrastructure, architecture or aerospace.
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CK
Construction and the Built Environment HNC/HND
U
The construction and built environment industry is the UK’s largest industry – employing 2.35 million people and accounting for over 8%of the UK workforce. Source: futuremorph.org Typical careers
Average salary
Construction manager
£40k
Quantity surveyor
£32k
Structural engineer
£30k
Building surveyor
£29k
Matthew Townley, 19 from Oakdale is a maintenance engineer at Braces Bakery in Rogerstone. Having done Level 2 and Level 3 engineering at the college, he’s now doing his HNC in Electrical Engineering. He comes to college one day a week: “I’m doing this higher level course to increase my career opportunities and my earning potential. Some of my lecturers are brilliant – they’re really inspiring and make learning fun.”
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Show the world you mean business In our modern world business and commerce govern almost every aspect of our lives – so all businesses and organisations need strong leaders and switched-on managers. Whether you study the broad subject of business or specialise in a particular sector, you’ll be inspired by our excellent teaching teams who bring a whole wealth of industry experience to your learning.
Our teaching is relevant, applied and connected with industry, so you’ll get the skills employers look for in applicants, and our strong emphasis on work-related experience means you’ll get hands-on skills you can apply in the workplace.
BGLZ
CK
NP
Business Studies Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
ILM Management Diploma Level 5
PT
1 year
USW CG
AAT Accounting Level 4
PT
1 year
USW
CILEx Law and Practice Diploma Level 6
PT
1 year
CG
Legal Studies Certificate in Higher Education*
FT
1 year
Retail Management Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
PP
U
USW
USW USW
*Subject to validation
If you choose to study a Foundation Degree you may have the option to study for another year full time at your chosen university to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, otherwise you can go straight into employment. Career options, depending on your course, could include management, HR, marketing, finance, trading and insurance. Typical careers
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Average salary
Accountant
£28k
Lawyer
£49k
Retail store manager
£24k
Sales manager
£41k
Seven of the top ten jobs held by graduates working in the UK are related to business. Source: prospects.ac.uk Business graduates in professional jobs earn on average £5886 more than those in non-professional jobs. Source: thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk
“I’d always wanted to study beyond A Levels but I found the prospect of going to a big university a little daunting so being able to do it at my local college is perfect for me. Staying at home also means I don’t have the added expense of rent. “The small class sizes mean I’m a name not a number, and I have great relationships with my tutors – they’re all really helpful and want you to succeed as much as you do. “If you’re feeling nervous about studying for a foundation degree don’t be, there’s so much help and support here if you need it.” Safina Ahmed, 19 from Newport Retail Management Foundation Degree
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Showcase your style, spirit and success The creative industries are growing faster than any other area of the UK economy - great news for talented graduates with a passion for art and design. Doing a creative job for a living is an enviable position to be in. It’s quite rare to be able to do something you’re passionate about for your day job, so if you manage to start and build a career in the creative industries, it’s likely you’ll enjoy a lot of job satisfaction.
Our spacious art, design, fashion, media, photography and performance studios are the ideal place to express yourself, experiment with a range of techniques and perfect your specialism.
BGLZ
CK
Photography Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Media Production Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Illustration Foundation Degree*
FT
2 years
USW
Graphic Communication Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
NP
PP
U
USW
Games Art and Design Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
Fashion and Textiles HND
FT
2 years
USW P
Creative Industries: Popular Music Technology Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Performing Arts Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Specialist Make-up: Performing Arts HNC/HND
FT
1/2 years
P
*Subject to validation
Our creative courses can equip you for a whole range of careers and opportunities in the creative industries which are growing all the time. Options include media, music, performing, photography, creative design, fashion, gaming and TV and film.
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UK creative industries generate £84.1bn a year to the UK economy. Source: Creative Industries Council
“Coming back to the classroom was a little daunting at first but within the first day I’d settled in and knew I’d made the right decision to retrain. “Having such passionate tutors makes a real difference to learning and without them, I wouldn’t have come back to college. From day one they’ve had the confidence in me that I didn’t have in the beginning but with their support I have developed that confidence.” Matthew Guthrie, 40 from Cwmbran Typical careers
Average salary
Sound engineer
£24k
Graphic design manager
£30k
Video game designer
£28k
Camera operator
£34k
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Take care of your future The care sector offers a diverse range of career opportunities that can be hugely rewarding and make a positive impact on the lives of others. Our range of health and care foundation degrees can prepare you for a successful career in a range of care sectors – whether you want to work directly with patients, head up a team to provide top quality care or influence policy at a national or regional level.
If you’d prefer a career in childcare, our childhood studies course will equip you with the skills, knowledge and hands-on experience you’ll need in a sector that can be hugely challenging, but also rewarding and varied.
BGLZ
CK
USW
Childhood Studies Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Community Health and Well Being Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Psychology Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
NP
PP
Youth and Social Studies Foundation Degree*
FT
2 years
USW
Mental Health Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
W
Health and Social Care Management Foundation Degree*
FT
2 years
Public Health Foundation Degree*
FT
2 years
USW
1 year
USW
Substance Misuse Certificate in Higher Education* FT/PT
U
USW
*Subject to validation
You may have the option to study for another year full time at your chosen university to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, or you could take your Foundation Degree as a standalone qualification and get work in areas such as youth work, social work, childcare or therapy.
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The NHS employs 51,000 people as managers in England and Wales, out of a total workforce of 1.17 million. Source: Nuffield Trust Within the NHS there are more than 350 different careers available.
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
Typical careers
Average salary
Social worker
£27k
Care home manager
£28k
Psychotherapist
£32k
Nursery manager
£30k
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Combining English and History offers you the chance to explore two thought-provoking and diverse subjects, which give captivating insights into one another by allowing you to consider culture and society from different perspectives.
of the past informs literary readings. You will explore English literature and modern history giving you a remarkable breadth of knowledge and a variety of optional modules allow you to add a deeper understanding of those subjects that you find most fascinating.
You will enhance your understanding of the ways in which literature reflects and recalls the past as well as the way in which knowledge
BGLZ
English and History Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
USW
Criminal Justice Foundation Degree*
FT
2 years
USW
CK
NP
PP
U
USW
*Subject to validation
Of all disciplines in the UK, the humanities produce the largest world share of published articles at nearly 11%. Source: Arts and Humanities Research Council
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You may have the option to study for another year full time at the University of South Wales to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, or you could take your Foundation Degree as a standalone qualification and gain employment. This course could lead to a number of career opportunities, including teaching, law and social work.
“The course is perfect for me as I’ve always been interested in history and I can get the train direct from Cardiff where I live, to right outside the campus. “Like many people on the course, I was more interested in one of the subjects, for me, History, but I’m actually really enjoying the English modules too; it’s a really stimulating and complementary combination. “As the classes are small not only do you gets lots of support from the lecturer, you can get your voice heard in the debates in class – which can get quite lively!” Ross Panfili, 26 from Cardiff English and History Foundation Degree Typical careers
Average salary
Journalist
£24k
Curator
£31k
High school teacher
£23k
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Find the formula for your success Technological and scientific advances are constantly changing the world we live in. Science and technology are increasingly part of our day to day lives and with so many business, personal and leisure apps, it’s impossible to imagine a world without them.
BGLZ
CK
2 years
USW
USW
FT
2 years
USW
USW
FT
2 years
Information Communication Technology Foundation Degree
FT
Computing HND Analytical and Forensic Sciences Foundation Degree
Our science courses can lead to many career options including forensic science, forensic computing, lab technician or research. If you take an IT route you have a huge range of career options such as web development, IT infrastructure or network support, data analysis or computer programming, as well as employment in the growing sector of IT security.
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You’ll get hands on experience in our purpose-built science laboratories, all with industry standard equipment, and as well as expert lecturers you’ll be supported by technicians with a wealth of industrial experience.
NP
PP
U
USW USW
In 2015, almost 76.5 million people in the EU aged 15-74 were employed in science and technology. Source: Eurostat Statistics
Typical careers
Average salary
IT manager
£39k
Forensic scientist
£26k
Infrastructure analyst
£32k
Information security analyst
£35k
“After my A Levels I wanted to carry on studying but I wasn’t keen on going to a big university, so being able to do it in college was ideal. “Almost every sector of the 21st century economy is at least partially dependent on computers and computer specialists, so the career prospects are really broad. “I’m learning a lot more independently than I was in school which is helping me develop skills I’ll take with me into the workplace like time management and organisation.” Andre Aldoescu, 18 from Newport Computing HND
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
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Join our winning team From grass roots sport in the community to elite level competition, coaching is vital to the development of fitness, strategy and the psychology of sport. You’ll do a series of work placements to give you practical experience in a sporting role giving you an evidence-based approach to coaching, as well as developing your technical understanding of sports coaching and development.
Public services are at the very heart of our community, and those who pursue a career within one of the uniformed or non-uniformed services will be fulfilling a vital role in society and make a real difference to the lives of others. You’ll cover all aspects of public services from people management and motivation to the impact of legislation on society.
BGLZ
Sports Coaching and Development Foundation Degree
FT
2 years
Public and Emergency Services HND
FT
2 years
You may have the option to study for another year full time at your chosen university to top up to a full Bachelor’s Degree, or you could take your Foundation Degree or HND as a standalone qualification and get work in areas such as sport development, coaching, the armed forces or public services.
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CK
NP
PP
USW
U
USW USW
Wales will need over 3,000 recruits in sports and fitness occupations by 2022. Source: Working Futures, 2012-2022 Typical careers
Average salary
Police officer
£31k
Army officer
£26k
Sport development officer
£30k
Professional sports coach
£33k
Find out more about courses and student life on our wesbite: www.coleggwent.ac.uk
“I felt that not having a university qualification could limit my career options so I’m glad I can do one in a subject I love and feel passionately about – I’ve always had good academic ability but never really been interested in anything enough to apply it until now. “I chose to study at the college rather than university as it saves me money and time by not having to travel as far, and by studying locally I can fit college around the school run. And the small class sizes mean we get all the individual support we need.” Rob Davies, 30 from Cwmbran Sports Coaching, Development and Fitness Foundation Degree
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A teacher’s influence reaches far beyond the classroom A teaching career can be exciting and rewarding, as well as offering you variety and the chance to improve the future prospects of others. Our courses qualify you to teach those over 16 years of age so you’ll need to be able to relate well to students of all ages and abilities as the
profile of potential students is extremely broad. You could be teaching academic courses to school leavers who want to go onto university, adults who want to retrain and change career or people returning to the classroom after years out of education.
BGLZ
PcET: Professional Certificate in Education/ Professional Graduate Certificate in Education
PT
2 years
Preparing to Teach
PT
10 weeks
Our teaching courses qualify you to teach in post-16 education which could include colleges, sixth forms, adult and community education, work based training providers and offender learning settings. Our courses do not give you qualified teacher status (QTS) which is required for primary and secondary teaching.
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CK
NP
PP
U
USW USW
Typical careers
Average salary
College lecturer
£30k
Prison teacher
£26k
Corporate trainer
£28k
“I’m really enjoying being an HE student at the college. My tutors and other staff have been encouraging and supportive, especially my mentors who have allowed me to teach their other classes for them to get the experience I need to pass the course. “The course is very demanding; attending lessons, tutorials, group work and still doing your teaching practice and preparation is a big commitment, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. “As a student, you don’t get the opportunity very often to help and nurture others but training to teach in the friendly supportive environment of Coleg Gwent, gives you that, and much more.” Sue Mitchell, 56 from Ebbw Vale PcET: Professional Certificate in Education/ Professional Graduate Certificate in Education
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Our campuses
Blaenau Gwent Monmouthshire
1
4
Caerphilly
5
Torfaen
3
Newport 2
Cardiff
Severn Estuary
1 - Blaenau Gwent Learning Zone 2 - City of Newport Campus 3 - Crosskeys Campus 4 - Pontypool Campus 5 - Usk Campus 29