ADULT COURSE GUIDE
Welcome to the Goole College Adult Course Guide
We are delighted you are considering studying a course with Goole College. Now is the right time for you to embark on a course that will enhance your expertise, utilise your talents and take you on an exciting journey. Whether you are retraining, refining your skills or preparing for University we have a diverse choice of courses to suit every type of individual. And with a range of first-class facilities including financial and student support for those who need it, there is no
We are delighted you are considering studying a course with us. Our courses are as diverse as our students with Hull College Group promoting an ethos of excellence, respect, innovation and celebration. You can be sure that from the time you arrive at College you will find experienced tutors providing the
reason why you can’t study now. Our aim is to help you reach your educational goals and achieve success within employment; read on and see how we can help you. Good luck!
Lynne Richardson Principal
highest standard of teaching and learning with excellent facilities to help you succeed. We wish you every success with your studies.
Gary Warke MBE Chief Executive, Hull College Group
Why choose Goole College? Our part-time courses are designed to fit around students’ existing commitments, from short courses to day and evening study options. A part-time course could provide you with opportunities to improve your career prospects and earning potential, or even to develop an interest in a new career. Goole College is accredited with the national ‘Matrix’ quality kite mark for Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG). You can therefore expect to receive excellent customer service and impartial advice and guidance when choosing the best course for you. We can help you if you are having difficulty identifying career aims, understanding the different qualifications or financial support available. This course guide does not contain detailed course information; it is intended to give an overview of the wide range of programmes available.
For further information on courses available we encourage you to: Visit the Goole College website for full course details (www.goole-college.co.uk) Come along to one of our Open Events – no appointment necessary Date Time
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Call our Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) Team for details on 01405 762420
Support For Students Enrolment
Financial help
You can enrol at Goole College, Boothferry Road
If you are studying on a part-time course you may be eligible for help towards the costs of some courses from the Learner Support Fund or the 24+ Advanced Learning Loans Bursary Fund. The funds are means tested and early application is advised.
Enrolment Dates Enrol from Monday 8 June 9am-5pm Mon-Thu • 9am-4.30pm Fri You will also be able to enrol on Sat 29 Aug 10am-2pm if you have been unable to enrol during the summer. Look out for extended enrolment opening hours from w/c 31st Aug.
How do I enrol? We recommend you enrol at the earliest possible opportunity to secure a place on your preferred course. We have a team of people who are trained to provide you with the best information, advice and guidance to help you choose a course that meets your requirements. Please call 01405 762420 to speak to one of our advisors or email gooleinfo@hull-college.ac.uk.
We offer various flexible payment options. Please ask when you enrol, we will be happy to advise you.
No Fees to Pay* You may not have to pay fees on funded Further Education courses if you fall into one of the following categories: You are between 19-23 years old studying up to and including a Level 2 qualification and have a maximum prior learning of a Level 1 You are between 19-23 years old studying a first full Level 2 qualification You are between 19-23 years old studying a first full Level 3 qualification You are between 19-23 years old studying a Level 4 (30 credits or more) and not attained a full Level 3 qualification You wish to study GCSE Maths/English and have not already achieved a Grade A-C in these subjects If you are aged 19+ studying up to and including a Level 2 course or aged 19-23 studying a Level 3 or 4 course and in receipt of a state benefit (the course you are enrolling on must be intended to help you obtain employment) *Subject to terms and conditions and residency
24+ Advanced Learning Loans
Study now, pay later A student loans system is available to help adults aged 24 and over pay for full and part-time courses at Level 3 and above. The 24+ Advanced Learning Loan is offered in the same way as student loans for degree students, with low interest and reasonable repayment terms. Repayment will only start once you have finished the qualification and are earning more than £21,000. If you are undertaking an Access to HE Diploma and then go to complete an HE qualification, the outstanding balance of your 24+ Advanced Learning Loan will be written off. To qualify for this write-off you must have fully completed both courses. The HE course does not have to relate to the Access to HE course you complete.
Loans will not be means tested or subject to credit checks No upfront course, registration or exam fees to pay For more details visit www.goole-college.co.uk or www.direct.gov.uk/ advancedlearningloans
Goole College ADULT COURSES
For the latest course information visit our website
www.goole-college.co.uk/adults/PT Fabrication & Welding Our engineering provision is truly second to none, with state of the art virtual welding facilities allowing you to gain hands on experience of the skills you need. Courses include: EAL Level 1 Welding, EAL Level 2 Welding
I have wanted to be a welder since I was young and I’m really enjoying the practical side of the course. I work full time but coming to College fits in perfectly around my schedule. I’m gaining all the experience I need to do the job well and hopefully I’ll be working as a full time welder very soon!
Anthony, 26 Welding student
Foundation & Community Learning
If you need to kickstart your career, these courses are a great place to start, and will help you develop your skills and confidence to progress. Courses include: Prince’s Trust Programme
Hair & Beauty
Our hair and beauty students have the luxury of learning within our industry standard Inspirations salon, meaning you’ll develop your skills in a real working environment. Courses include: C&G Level 2 Diploma in Womens Hairdressing Services, Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing for Cutting and Styling Technicians, C&G Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy
Part of the Hull College Group, HCUK Training are a local training provider delivering quality, learner focussed and employer responsive training Nationally. HCUK Training Employment Services run a variety of different programmes aimed at helping a wide range of people. From those who are out of work receiving benefits and need help and support to find a job, to those who want to start an apprenticeship or simply continue learning, we have the facilities and skills set to offer multiple avenues of support to our learners. We work closely with regional and national employers across a wide range of sectors, closely aligned to the strategic priorities of the Local Enterprise Partnerships. We offer a variety of training programmes offering accredited training that is focused on practical real work skills. With specialist staff on hand to offer individualised support, advice and guidance, we pride ourselves on delivering an excellent learning experience. Our vision is to be the first choice for learning, ensuring excellence and innovation in everything we do. Courses include: CV Writing, Basic IT, English, Maths & IT, Interview Preparation, Team Working & Confidence Building, Money Management, Vocational Pathways, Traineeships, CSCS Health & Safety Test and Card
Health & Safety
Get safe and get qualified with a recognised NEBOSH qualification or a Health & Safety Executive accredited First Aid course – a valuable asset for the workplace. Courses include: CIEH Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering, Emergency First Aid at Work, First Aid at Work Certificate, First Aid Requalification, CIEH Level 2 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace (Refresher), CIEH Level 2 Award in Health & Safety in the Workplace, IOSH Managing Safely, NEBOSH National Diploma/General Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health
Skills for Life and ESOL
With English and Maths skills being so vital in today’s job market, as well as in everyday life, it’s never too late to take that step and improve your skills. Courses include: GCSE Mathematics Package, GCSE English, English & Maths Workshop, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Teacher Training & Education
Whether you want to work in schools or in adult education, you’ll find a selection of courses to spark your interest, from CACHE qualifications to BTECs. Courses include: CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools
Alternative Formats
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Goole College Boothferry Road Goole DN14 6SR T: (01405) 762420 E: gooleinfo@hull-college.ac.uk www.goole-college.co.uk Goole College has taken reasonable care to ensure that the information contained in this prospectus is correct at the time of going to press. Prospective students should be aware that it is sometimes necessary to cancel or modify courses prior to commencement due to low enrolment or funding changes, including (but not limited to) course content, dates, times, fees and entry requirements. Prospective students should confirm all details with our Course Information Team prior to enrolment and commencement on a course or entering into any other financial commitment. You may also request a copy of the Goole College Fee Policy 2015/2016. If a student or prospective student has outstanding fees from a previous course, enrolment will be refused. If a course is cancelled by the college prior to commencement, Goole College will use reasonable endeavours to offer a suitable alternative course. If a student does not wish to accept, or Goole College is not able to offer an alternative course, the student will be entitled to withdraw and may receive an appropriate refund. Where a student is unable to continue, refunds will be made only in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the College. All requests for refunds should be submitted in writing. Goole College shall not have any further liability.