The Henley College Part-Time Courses Prospectus 2013-14 by The Henley College

Fashion

A Levels

Languages

Leisure Interest

NVQ

Fitness

English for Foreign Students Information Technology

Business Dance

Photography

Pathways Plus

Floristry and Horticulture

Ceramics

GCSE

Teacher Training Drawing and Painting

Sign Language

Paediatric First Aid for Parents

Part-time courses 2013 – 2014

Creative Arts

Royal Yachting Association

MUSIC

Arts and Crafts Personal Development

Inspiring adult learning

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Welcome I am delighted to introduce you to the wealth of opportunities offered by The Henley College.

Welcome and General Information

3 Apprenticeships

We are an established provider of an impressively wide range of parttime academic and leisure courses, which attract learners from across the surrounding area. Whether you want to pursue a new hobby or interest or gain an important qualification if you’re a beginner or more experienced, our courses provide something for everyone.

4 Professional Qualifications Business 4 Childcare, Teaching Assistants and Playwork 5 Hospitality and Catering 7 Hairdressing and Barbering 8 Leadership and Management 10 Teacher Training 11

13 Academic Qualifications Academic Qualifications 13

15 Leaisure and Short Courses Arts and Crafts 15

We can also support you if you are interested in an Apprenticeship, or would like to develop your skills and abilities to improve your chances of securing a future opportunity. Please take time to explore our part-time prospectus and do contact us if you have any questions. We look forward to welcoming you as a learner in the near future.

Business 16 Creative Writing 17 Drawing and Painting 18 Fashion and Textiles 19

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First Aid 21 Fitness, Dance and Exercise 22 Floristry and Horticulture 23

Term Dates

Hair and Beauty 24

Autumn term

Information Technology 25

Start: Wednesday 4 September 2013

Cambridge English Language Courses for Foreign Students 28

Half Term: 28 October – 1 November 2013

Languages 29

End: Friday 20 December 2013

Leisure Courses 30

Spring term

Music 32

Start: Monday 6 January 2014

Photography 33

Half Term: 17 – 21 February 2014

Sign Language 34

End: Friday 4 April 2014

RYA – Royal Yachting Association Shore‑Based Qualifications 35

Summer term

36 Pathways Plus – Discrete courses for adults with learning difficulties 37 How to Enrol and College Map 38 Financial Information

Start: Tuesday 22 April 2014 Half Term: 26 – 30 May 2014 End: Friday 11 July 2014 Please note that our part-time courses have different start and end dates and the College will be closed on all Bank Holidays.

40 Application Form 43 Course Index

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Leisure and short courses

Apprenticeships All of our level 2 and 3 courses, and some Level 4 courses, are available as an Apprenticeship. Funded by the government through the Skills Funding Agency (SFA), Apprenticeships are a work-based training programme designed around the needs of both the employer and learner.

Hairdressing

The Henley College is contracted by the SFA to provide Apprenticeship training to people aged 16+. Apprentices will gain a nationally recognised qualification in their chosen vocational area and on average programmes take 1 – 2 years to complete.

• Business Administration – Levels 2, 3 and 4 • Customer Service – Levels 2 and 3 (this is suitable for any customer facing position including hairdressing and retail) • Team Leading – Level 2 • Management – Levels 3 and 4

We offer a range of flexible delivery methods to meet the needs of both the employer and the learner. These consist of on-the-job training, college based training and distance learning. You may wish to complete all of your qualification through distance learning or use a combination of delivery methods, whichever you choose you will have the support of an Assessor who will assess and develop you through workplace visits. Training is not tied to the academic year; the programme can start at any time.

• Hairdressing – Levels 2 and 3 • Barbering – Level 2

Business

Engineering • Engineering Level 2 • Engineering Level 3

Retail • Retail Level 2

Cost to the employer/learner 16–18

Fully funded by the SFA

19–23

Part funded by the SFA, a small employer/learner contribution

24+

Level 2 – Part funded by the SFA, with a small employer/learner contribution

24+

Level 3 – Student Loan is available for learners or the learner can pay the full amount

All Apprentices must be employed for a minimum of 30 hours per week. The National Apprenticeship wage is £2.65 per hour for Apprentices under 19 or for those who are aged 19 – 24 and in the first year of their Apprenticeship, however some employers pay more. We can assist in finding you work if you are aged 16 – 24.

Apprenticeships available Childcare • Children and Young Peoples Workforce (CYPW) – Levels 2 and 3 • Supporting Teaching and Leaning – Levels 2 and 3 • Playwork – Levels 2, 3 and 4

Are you an employer looking to take on an Apprentice? Contact Karen Wick on 01491 634170 or kwic@henleycol.ac.uk for more details

Hospitality and Catering • Professional Cookery – Levels 2 and 3 • Food and Beverage Service – Level 2 • Hospitality Supervision – Levels 3 and 4

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Business NVQ Diploma in Business Administration Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ The Level 2 is aimed at individuals who are starting a career in a business administration role. It is suitable for all age groups: for those thinking of entering employment for the first time, for those who have just started a job, for those who are changing their career path and for those who want recognition of their skills and experience. This qualification gives the foundation to future progression in a range of different roles involving business administration.

NVQ Diploma in Business Administration Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification is aimed at individuals who have worked in a business administration role for some time. It is suitable for those who have considerable business administration experience and for those who want recognition of their advanced skills and experience. This qualification gives the foundation to future progression in a range of different roles involving business administration.

NVQ Diploma in Business Administration Level 4 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ The Level 4 in Business Administration provides an understanding into more advanced principles and processes of business administration. The Qualification is aimed at those whose main job role is business and administration.

NVQ Certificate in Customer Service Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is aimed at individuals who are starting a career in a customer facing role. It is suitable for all age groups: for those thinking of entering employment for the first time, for those who have just started a job, for those who are changing their career path and for those who want recognition of their skills and experience. This qualification gives the foundation to future progression in a range of different roles involving customer contact.

NVQ Diploma in Customer Service Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification is aimed at individuals who have worked in a customer-facing role for a while. It is suitable for those who have considerable customer service experience, for those who are changing their career path and for those who want recognition of their advanced skills and experience. This qualification gives the foundation to future progression in a range of different roles involving customer contact.

NVQ Certificate in Team Leading Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ The aim of this qualification is to contribute to the skills, knowledge and overall performance of Management and Leadership. Its purpose is to provide insight into the principles and processes of Management and Leadership and to aid career progression. It is designed for those who are entering a supervisory role, or who wish to gain a qualification that formally recognises their skills or those who lead a team and are responsible for its performance.

NVQ Diploma in Management Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ ◆

The aim of this qualification is to contribute to the skills, knowledge and overall performance of Management and Leadership. Its purpose is to provide insight into the principles and processes of Management and Leadership and to aid career progression. It is designed for those who are entering a Management role or who wish to gain a qualification that formally recognises their skills, those who manage a team and are responsible for its performance and middle managers who have a wider managerial role.

NVQ Diploma in Management Levels 4 and 5 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ Management Levels 4 and 5 provides an understanding into more advanced principles of Management. They are aimed at those who have moved into a managerial role at middle/senior management and have operational responsibilities. Course

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Professional qualifications Leisure and short courses

Childcare, Teaching Assistants and Playwork NVQ Certificate in Children and Young Peoples Workforce (CYPW) Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification is designed to help learners build the knowledge and skills required to work with children and young people from birth to 19 years. It covers a range of job roles and occupational areas within childcare settings and is aimed at those who work or wish to work in a supervised role.

NVQ Diploma in Children and Young Peoples Workforce (CYPW) Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is designed to help learners build the knowledge and skills needed when working with children and young people from birth to 19 years. It is designed for those with substantial experience of working in a childcare setting or those working as Room Leaders.

Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Children and Young Peoples Services This qualification provides learners with the skills and knowledge needed to manage practice and lead others in Childcare and Playwork settings. Learners will also have the opportunity to choose from the following 2 pathways; Children and Young People’s Management Pathway or Children and Young People’s Advanced Practice Pathway. Cost: £1100

Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is designed to help learners build the knowledge and skills required when supporting teaching and learning in primary, secondary or special schools. It covers a wide range of areas including children and young people’s development, supporting those with disabilities or special educational needs and communication and professional relationships.

Level 3 Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools ■ ▲ ★ ◆

The Advanced qualification is designed for those with a wider range of responsibilities, working on their own or as part of a team. It covers a wide range of areas including children and young people’s development, supporting

those with disabilities or special educational needs and communication and professional relationships.

NVQ Diploma in Playwork Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is an introduction to the primary aspects of working in a supervised role with children and young people between the ages of 4 to 16 in play environments. It provides an understanding of the importance of play and playwork in children and young people’s lives.

NVQ Diploma in Playwork Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification provides in-depth information about the role of the Level 3 Playworker when working with children and young people between the ages of 4 to 16. It allows learners to gain an understanding of the management of play environments and the line management of other staff. The Diploma covers the knowledge and skills needed when working unsupervised and requires the learner to demonstrate these in the workplace.

Level 4 Award in Playwork (NVQ) ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification provides in-depth information about the role of the Level 4 Playworker when working with children and young people between the ages of 4–16. It is aimed at experienced playworkers who have a wide knowledge and understanding of children and young people and a deep appreciation of playwork principles and practice. The Award provides the knowledge needed to understand the value of play to children and young people the theories that underpin this and the role of the playwork organisation in supporting children and young people’s play. The Certificate covers the wider knowledge and skills needed when leading practice and supervising staff in a playwork setting. On completion learners can progress to the level 5 diploma in playwork.

Level 5 Diploma in Playwork (NVQ) ■ ▲ ★ ◆

This qualification builds on the knowledge and skills from the Level 4 Certificate in Playwork. It provides in-depth information about the role of the Level 5 Playworker when working with children and young people between the ages of 4–16. Like the Level 4 Certificate it is aimed at playworkers who have a wide knowledge and understanding of children and your people and a deep appreciation of playwork principles and practice. Learners will cover the higher level knowledge and skills needed when leading practice and managing staff in a playwork setting. This includes developing professional practices, building relationships and personal development.

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A Better Practitioner, The Best Practitioner

legislation that underpins childcare and education practice and of the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum.

“Are you a Nursery Assisstant working towards a qualification or a fully qualified Level 2/3 practitioner?

This course will equip you with just enough for you to make an informed decision regarding working in the childcare and education sector and the resources to get you started!

Have you thought about your responsibilities, could you do with help managing these? Do you want to share experiences with colleagues not working at your nursery? Do you want to be the best you can be, going over and above what your line manager expects of you? Do you struggle to identify what your purpose is even though you do it, day in, day out. This course is just what you need. It doesn’t matter what experiences you’ve had in the sector so far, how long you’ve been in the sector or what age group you work with (0–5) – if you strive to be the best but don’t feel like you have the time to develop professionally because of your daytime responsibilities, come and see what this course can do for you! Fundamentally this course is about motivating you, building your confidence, coaching and mentoring you in the areas you think you need to develop in and it’s about being open enough to accept guidance to build on the areas you hadn’t already thought of! We’ll explore our attitudes to work in the sector, what we enjoy, what we don’t enjoy, how much of an impact we want to make and how we can do this. We’ll look at the challenges we’re faced with and how we can overcome these – changing our outlook entirely. The course will also look at how we practice with children, with colleagues and how we support families. What are the important things we’re missing out on? How can we compliment what is already happening or how can we improve it? How can we enhance our own experiences in our work every day?

You could be new to the childcare and education sector, beginning to think about a career in early years, you could be a nursery or teaching assistant not yet doing any formal early years qualification. You could be well established in another sector, looking for a change. It doesn’t really matter. Everyone is welcome. No prior qualifications are necessary and all you’ll need to bring with you is a notebook and pen, a keen attitude to learn and a willingness to participate/contribute to the group …

Early Years in Business Are you a new Manager? Have you acquired a business or established a new one? Are you thinking about management or starting your own business? This course will give you comprehensive information, support, guidance and equip you with the knowledge you’ll need in order to take your next steps. You can expect to explore and practice the following topics, fundamental to your success: Business Development – How your business looks, where you want it to be and what you need to do to get there. Quality – The history of the business, your aspirations, visions and goals. Establishing a successful enterprise – new or acquired business, creating a significant impact on the community, feasibility studies, financial forecasts and business plans. Marketing – Competitor analysis, unique selling points, business status in the community, how to ‘sell’ and sales techniques and marketing plans.

Join to find out!”

Creating a Winning Team – recruitment and training, sharing your vision, delegating responsibilities.

Early Years: An Introduction

Purpose – Staying in touch with your passion to succeed, making tough decisions for the good of the business. It doesn’t matter what background you come from, the business building principles are the same.

Childcare and education is changing. It’s not what you might think it is, it’s better! Are you interested in working with children? Do you want to know more before applying for a job in the early years sector or before applying for a full time education course? More importantly, do you want to become part of a network of better practitioners….before you’ve even started? We’ll explore how babies and children develop and learn and what opportunities there are to work in early years you are not limited to working in nurseries! We’ll explore the different qualifications available in childcare, what happens if you want to work with children over 5 and how you can get involved now, building up valuable knowledge and experience. You’ll have a taste of the

Come and see how this course can inform your long-term success! Course

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16/9/13

£110

A Better PT13-LEABP Practitioner. The Best Practitioner

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

2/4/14

£150

Early Years in Business

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£95

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Leisure and short Professional qualifications courses

Hospitality and Catering Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Professional Cookery ■ ▲ ★ The Diploma in Professional Cookery is for anyone who works or wants to work as a Chef in the catering and hospitality sector, wants to gain a well-respected and recognised industry qualification, or wants to increase their skills so they can take on a more senior role. The learner will gain a high standard of cookery skills and learn other workplace essentials like health and safety in a modern kitchen.

Level 3 Diploma in Professional Cookery - Preparation and Cooking ■ ▲ ★ ◆

Food Safety for Supervisors

The Diploma in Professional Cookery is a more advanced course covering complex recipes and allowing candidates to select specialist units. The Level 3 is suitable for learners who have already completed Level 2 in Professional Cookery or for experienced chefs who have worked in the industry and would like to gain a formal qualification for their skills.

The Level 3 Award in Supervising Food Safety in Catering is a two day course. It will suit you if you’ve worked in the catering industry for some time – probably in a supervisory role where you have responsibility for food safety or if you want to develop your skills and gain a formal qualification, perhaps to move into a management role.

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Food and Beverage Service ■ ▲ ★ The Diploma in Food and Beverage Service is for anyone who works or wants to work in the catering and hospitality sector, wants to gain a well-respected and recognised industry qualification, or wants to increase their skills so they can take on a more senior role. The learner will have some basic skills and experience as a Front of House Operative from a role where you work under supervision and will want to gain a formal qualification or increase their skills in order to take on a more senior role. The learner will also gain a high standard of workplace essentials like health and safety and team work.

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Food Safety Award Level 2

PT13-AWFSC

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9.30am– 4.30pm

21/10/13

£60

Level 3 food safety for supervisors in catering

PT13-AWFS1

Mon

9.00am– 5.00pm

25/11/13

£179

Level 3 food safety for supervisors in catering

PT13-AWFS2

Mon

9.00am

3/2/14

£179

Level 3 food safety for supervisors in catering

PT13-AWFS3

Mon

9.00am

14/4/14

£179

Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Hospitality Supervision and Leadership ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This is a Level 3 qualification for people in the hospitality industry in a supervisory position. The Level 3 qualification aims to broaden the learners existing knowledge and help them gain management skills.

Award in Food Safety Level 2 ■ This one-day course will include a 40 minute long multiple-choice exam designed to give all food handlers an appreciation of good hygiene practice. The Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering was previously called the Foundation or Basic Certificate in Food Hygiene.

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Hairdressing and Barbering Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Hairdressing ■ ▲ ★

This qualification is aimed at those who work in a hairdressing salon. Learners will be assessed in everything from shampooing to cutting, perming and colouring. A Hairdressing Diploma gives the learner the skills and experience to start or develop their career in the hair industry.

Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Hairdressing ■ ▲ ★ ◆

This qualification is for anyone who is serious about a career in hairdressing and has spent some time gaining the basic skills and knowledge necessary to developing a career in the hairdressing industry. There are options to suit individual needs and aspirations and if you’re already working in hairdressing you could develop your skills to become a senior stylist.

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Barbering ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is aimed at those who work in a hairdressing salon or barbers. Learners will be assessed in everything from shampooing to cutting and colouring. A barbering NVQ gives the learner the skills and experience to start or develop their career in the hair industry.

Level 4 Diploma in Salon Management ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This course is designed to help you set up and run your own hairdressing business or manage an existing salon/ spa business. You will develop your skills in managing staff and resources and learn how to develop and promote your business. This course requires a commitment to selfstudy and the ability to carry out extensive research in books and journals.

Level 4 Award: Provide Specialist Consultation Services for Hair and Scalp Conditions ■ ▲ ★ ◆ Suitable for all hairdressers, but specifically those, who want to be able to recognise a variety of hair and scalp conditions with view to advising clients where to get help and to aid recommendation of suitable products to use at home. Extremely interesting subject and will benefit your professionalism by demonstrating advanced knowledge to help clients and to boost your retail sales.

No kit necessary. You will need to provide your own models for the assessment part of this course.

Level 4 Award: Provide Colour Correction Services ■ ◆ Suitable for any Hairdresser who would like to build their colouring skills to confidently carry out correction methods on their clients. You must hold a hairdressing qualification or have experience in hairdressing; a brief interview is required prior to acceptance. The unit covers: removing artificial colour using a reduction method; re-colouring hair that has had artificial colour removed; re-colouring lightened hair using a pre-pigment method; removing bands of colour; correcting hi-lights and lo-lights. Full hairdressing kit will need to be brought in for the assessment days. You will be advised of these dates during the course.

Level 2 Award: Perm and Neutralise Hair ■ ▲ ★ Suitable for existing Hairdressers who wish to learn or hone their skills in perming hair. The course will give you the skills to confidently carry out perming techniques. You must hold an existing hairdressing qualification or have experience working as a hairdresser.

Hair Up for Special Occasions A short course aimed at those who would like to do their own hair, or friends and family, for special occasions. The course will give you some basic skills and a few ideas to help you create a variety of different looks. This is a hands on workshop, in a small group. Delivery can be flexible to meet the needs of those in the group. Hairdressing kit comprising brushes, combs, grips, pins and clips to be brought to class.

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Leisure and short Professional qualifications courses

Level 3 Unit: Human Resource Management within the Hair and Beauty Sector ■ ▲ ★ ◆ Suitable for any Manager/Salon Owner or prospective Manager/Salon Owner, who wants to be confident with current employment legislation. Unit covers: contracts, job descriptions, employment options, cost of recruiting and retaining staff, industry associations, employee rights and responsibilities. The unit is taken from the Level 4 Diploma in Management Practice and Advanced Techniques in the Hair and Beauty sector. On completion of this unit, learners could choose to continue to study towards this full Diploma by taking further units. More information upon application. No previous qualifications or experience necessary. Course

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Hair Up for Special Occasions

PT13-ARHUP

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6.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£110

Level 4 Award: Provide Specialist consultation services for hair and scalp conditions

PT13-AWPSC

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6.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£410

Level 4 Award: Provide Colour Correction Services

PT13-AWPC1

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18/9/13

£600

Level 4 Award: Provide Colour Correction Services

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8/1/14

£600

Level 2 Award: Perm and neutralise hair

PT13-AWPH1

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16/9/13

£583

Level 2 Award: Perm and neutralise hair

PT13-AWPH2

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6/1/14

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8/1/14

£110

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Level 3 Unit: Human Resource Management within the hair and beauty sector

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16/9/13

£149

Level 3 Unit: Human Resource Management within the hair and beauty sector

PT13-BSHR2

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31/3/14

£149

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Leadership and Management ILM offer industry-recognised leadership and management qualifications for all career levels. The HENLEY College deliver a broad range of ILM qualifications covering a variety of aspects and levels in leadership and management. Whether you are leading a team for the first time or preparing to step up to senior management, ILM qualifications can help you develop the skills, knowledge and personal abilities you need to succeed. The innovative design of the qualifications means you can fast-track your progression and target training to your precise needs. And ILM qualifications are a proven route to improving your performance, communication skills and ability to motivate. Anyone studying for an ILM qualification receives six months’ trial membership of ILM, giving you access to a range of resources and services designed to support your learning and development.

Leadership and Management Qualifications Certificate in Team Leading Level 2

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Certificate in Team Leading Level 2

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6.00– 9.00pm

9/9/13

£574

Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 3

PT13-LAM3

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6.00– 9.00pm

6/1/14

£829

Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 4

PT13LAM4

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6.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£831

Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 5

PT13-LAM5

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6.00– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£965

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The Certificate has been designed to develop the knowledge and team skills that practising team members and potential team leaders require to become more effective in their workplace and to lead a successful team.

The Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 3 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ ILM Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management Skills has been designed to develop the leadership and management skills of practicing or aspiring first line managers

Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 4 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ The ILM Level 4 Diploma in Leadership and Management has been designed to help participants develop a wide range of middle management and leadership skills.

Certificate in Leadership and Management Level 5 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ The ILM Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management has been specially designed to give practising managers a solid foundation for their formal development in this role, building up a wide range of basic middle management skills and gaining the comprehensive leadership and management knowledge required at this level.

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Professional qualifications Leisure and short courses

Teacher Training Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification provides an entry point and introduction for those new to teaching and training or those wishing to teach or train. It is the qualification for those seeking a ‘stepping stone’ to qualifications that entitle them to teach in the sector in either an ‘Associate Teacher’ or ‘Full Teacher’ role. The qualification is suitable for those who work, or want to work, as Teachers in the Lifelong Learning Sector, i.e. Further, Adult and Community Education, WorkBased Learning and the Voluntary Sector. The PTTLS Award is one unit, comprising five sections based on the teaching/training cycle. The five sections will cover your understanding of: • Own role, responsibilities and boundaries of role in relations to teaching • Appropriate teaching and learning approaches in your specialist area • Session planning skills and demonstration of those skills • How to deliver inclusive sessions which motivate learners • The use of different assessment methods and the need for record keeping The PTLLS Award will equip a wide range of teachers and facilitators with what the Sector Skills Council, LLUK, has termed ‘a threshold licence to teach’. It also provides progression to the Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) for those seeking ‘Full Teacher’ QTLS (Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills) status. Entry Requirements: Literacy at Level 2 All candidates will be interviewed prior to enrolment, interviews will be held on Wednesday 11 September 2013 and Wednesday 2 April 2014. For further information and to arrange an interview please contact Beryl Richardson: Director of HR and Professional Development on 01491 634043 or via email: bric@henleycol.ac.uk

Year One of the Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sectors (DTTLS) ■ ▲ ★ (60 Credits including 6 PTLLS credits)

The Level 5 Diploma is suitable for those aiming to achieve the full Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills status. It is mainly for learners working to a full teacher role and are therefore; developing their own curriculum, working with larger cohorts and working with candidates across a range of subjects. The qualification provides progression from the Level 4 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector.

Who should take this qualification? The qualification is suitable for those who: • Are deemed to be in a ‘Full Teacher’ role • Require a qualification allowing them to teach in the lifelong learning sector • Are seeking career progression within their area of work and have access to a minimum of 150 teaching practice hours

What does this qualification cover? The qualification is structured as a core and options model, supporting the development and acquisition of the skills, knowledge and practice required of the full teacher role. The DTLLS course is assessed by written assignments and practical assessment of teaching. There are not formal examinations.

Entry requirements • A skill specific qualification at Level 3 • Successfully completed the City and Guilds Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) Level 4 • Numeracy and literacy minimum Level 2 or GCSE English at grade A*–C or O’Level English language or Key Skills Communication Level 2. • This course is for teachers who have at least 120 hours teaching commitment over an academic year (approx. 3.5 hours per week for 36 weeks) but do not have a full teaching qualification. All candidates will be interviewed prior to enrolment, interviews will be held on Wednesday 4 December 2013

Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This course is broken down into three sections, giving you the freedom to complete the knowledge component of the course, to separate your learning and achieve the full qualification in three stages, or simply to complete the course in one big chunk. Whichever route you take, to become a fully-qualified Assessor learners must complete all of the following three units:

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EDI Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment The EDI Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment is intended for those who wish to gain an understanding of the principles and practices of assessment without any requirement to practice as assessors. To pass this theory unit, you will attend three days of underpinning knowledge training. This will then be assessed by professional discussion on dates agreed by yourself and the Assessor. • It will cost £200 to complete this stand-alone unit

EDI Level 3 Award in Assessing Competence in the Work Environment Upon successful completion of the first unit as above, if you decide you’d like to practice as an Assessor, you will then complete the EDI Level 3 Award in Assessing Competence in the Work Environment. This unit is intended to train you to assess occupational competence in an individual’s work environment. • Please be aware that you’ll need to assess two learners currently undertaking NVQs. Until you have learners ready to assess you will not be able to complete this unit. It will cost £200 to complete this stand-alone unit

EDI Level 3 Award in Assessing Vocationally Related Achievement The EDI Level 3 Award in Assessing Vocationally Related Achievement is intended for those who assess vocational skills, knowledge and understanding in environments other than the work environment (for example a workshop, classroom or other training environment). • Please be aware that you’ll need to assess two learners currently undertaking NVQs. Until you have learners ready to assess you will not be able to complete this unit • It will cost £200 to complete this stand-alone unit To complete all three units at once the cost of the qualification is £550. Please note that at times we have students we can lend to Trainee Assessors. However, we cannot guarantee we will be able to find you students when you wish to take the course so please enquire before enrolment. Entry requirements You must demonstrate competency in order to enrol for this course. Competency is assessed by having experience (minimum six months) in the subject area you want to assess or at least a qualification at level 3 or above in your subject area. Upon application you will be required to write a short statement (around 350 words) to explain why you want to become an assessor and the skills or qualifications you have to show competence in your occupational area.

Level 4 Award in the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This course consists of 2 units. You will need to be responsible for at least two Assessors. One of the units is a knowledge unit and the other is more practical. The units are: • Understanding the Principles and Practices of Internally Assuring the Quality of Assessment • Internally Assure the Quality of Assessment The qualification is intended for those who maintain the quality of assessment from within an organisation or assessment centre. The first unit is assessed using professional discussion after completion of the three training dates. The second unit is assessed within the workplace. Various dates throughout the year. For more information please email Val Yates – vyat@henleycol.ac.uk Cost £550

Entry Requirements You must be a qualified Assessor to take this course. Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)

PT13-PTLLA

Mon

6.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£390

Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)

PT13-PTLLB

Mon

6.00– 9.00pm

21/4/14

£390

Year One of the Diploma in Teaching on the Lifelong Learning Sectors (DTLSS)

PT13-DTLL

Mon

6.00– 9.00pm

16/12/13

£1200

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Academic Leisure andqualifications short courses

Academic Qualifications GCSE English ■ ▲ ★ This course is designed to help candidates communicate effectively both in speech and writing. We will cover a variety of styles of writing from descriptive, narrative and imaginative essays to the more practical business English or letters. Special emphasis is placed upon the needs of individual students to develop particular skills in effective reading, writing and speaking. Assessment is through examination (written and oral) and through coursework. The cost of textbooks and exam fees are not included in the course fee.

GCSE Maths ■ ▲ ★

Law AS/A2

The course covers the National Curriculum in Mathematics, including sections on number, handling data, shape and space and algebra. It leads to a GCSE at Foundation Level.

The AS Level in Law involves the study of the English Legal System. You will take two modules; The English Legal System and Sources of Law. The course will familiarise you with the organisation of the courts and the role of judges, magistrates, solicitors and barristers. You will gain a knowledge and understanding of topics such as the penal system and the particular considerations involved in sentencing young and adult offenders. In addition, you will explore the extent of police powers and the pros and cons of our jury system. Analysis and evaluation of the current law is essential and you will develop the necessary skills in order to allow you to do this.

The cost of textbooks and exam fees are not included in the course fee.

Sociology AS/A2 Sociology is a fascinating subject which explores the relationships between society’s social institutions and social processes and the individual. The course is designed to introduce students to the different ways that sociologists think about the social world and the research strategies that they have developed in order to investigate social issues and social problems. Students will be shown how to apply this knowledge to a number of selected sociological topics. These will include culture and identity, the family, poverty, education and health at AS level, and crime and deviance, mass media and power and politics for A2. They will also look at core themes such as socialisation, social class and stratification and power. The students will be assessed by 4 examinations. There are no special requirements to study on this course, enthusiasm and a willingness to study independently and are more important.

Psychology AS/A2 This course will introduce students to the major areas of study such as Cognitive, Behavioural, Development, Biological, Social and Abnormal Psychology. Within these areas of study students will have the opportunity to explore areas related to stress, eating behaviours, aggression, child development, social influence, depression and schizophrenia. This course includes lectures and formal and informal discussions. Students have the opportunity to take the AS/A2 exams if they wish.

The A2 Level involves an in-depth study of Criminal Law. The two modules require a study of crimes such as murder, manslaughter, assault, battery, actual and grievous bodily harm, theft, burglary and defences such as insanity, diminished responsibility, provocation and intoxication. You will study many cases, developing a critical awareness of the present state of the Criminal Law and learning how to analyse and solve problems by applying legal rules. The specifications provide an excellent foundation for the study of Law or related courses in Higher Education. No prior knowledge of the subject is required, although it is recommended that students have good communication skills, together with a good memory for detail. There is, however, an emphasis on formal essay writing and this should be taken into account when making your application.

English Language & Literature AS/A2 You will gain a two-fold benefit from this course which offers an integrated approach to the study of language and literature. Three units will be covered for AS (spoken word, desk study, shorter fiction study for coursework or exam) and another three for A2 (writing for different audiences and purposes for coursework or examination, wider reading, genre studies – the synoptic paper). You will be able to develop your personal writing skills by adapting material for a variety of contexts as well as experimenting in original writing and examining spoken language in use.

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Through the study of two set literature texts for AS and another two for A2 you will extend your critical awareness and refine your skills of close textual analysis. The cost of textbooks and exam fees are not included in the course fee. Students will need to purchase three set texts, approximate cost £45.00 Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

GCSE English

PT13-ENGGC

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£160

GCSE Maths

PT13-MATPM

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£160

Sociology AS/A Level

PT13-SOCFT

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

16/9/13

£320

Psychology A Level

PT13-PSYFT

Wed

7.00– 9.30pm

18/9/13

£320

Law AS/A2

PT13-LAWFT

Wed

7.00– 9.30pm

18/9/13

£320

Wed

1.15– 4.15pm

18/9/13

£320

English PT13-ELLFT Language & Literature AS/A2

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Leisure and short courses

Arts and Crafts Make your own Mothers Day Gifts This is a one-session course that will get you making some lovely personalised handmade gifts which people will cherish. This will teach you cost effective skills and give you inspiration for future craft ideas. No experience needed, just an interest in making handmade items. Materials supplied.

Make your own Fathers Day Gifts This is a one-session course that will get you making some lovely personalised handmade gifts which people will cherish. This will teach you cost effective skills and give you inspiration for future craft ideas.

Ceramics

No experience needed, just an interest in making handmade items. Materials supplied.

Learn to make your own Shabby Chic Christmas Gifts Learn to create beautiful Christmas items for gifts from personalised plaques and gift tags to wreaths and centre pieces. This course will teach you different techniques and styles to enable you to create your own lovely items. This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in creating shabby chic style items for if you want to save money by making handmade instead of buying things. No previous experience is needed. Materials supplied.

Introduction to making your own Plaques and Signs Learn to create your own beautiful plaques and signs for your home or for special gifts. This introductory course aims to show you how and give you inspiration which enable you to produce decorative items for yourself or for family and friends. This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in creating handmade gifts if you want to save money or if you’ve always wanted to try your hand at shabby chic style plaques and signs. No previously experience needed and materials supplied.

A basic skill level of ceramics is preferred but all are welcome. In this course you shall learn about how you make larger structures through the uses of coiling and slab building. You will also learn how to make your own clay stamps to decorate the forms and add texture and pattern to the surface of the clay. You are not required to bring any tools, however a notebook might be useful. Please wear clothing that you do not mind getting a little messy, long hair tied back and closed-toe shoes are preferred for safety reasons in the studio. Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Make your own Mothers Day gifts

PT13-ARMDG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

10/2/14

£25

Make your own Fathers Day gifts

PT13-ARMFG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

19/5/14

£25

Learn to make your own shabby chic Christmas gifts

PT13-ARXSC

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

6/11/13

£65

Introduction to making your own plaques and signs

PT13-ARSIG

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

2/10/13

£65

Ceramics – An Introduction

PT13-ARCM1

Mon

6.00– 8.00pm

9/9/13

£120

Ceramics – An Introduction

PT13-ARCM3

Mon

6.00– 8.00pm

6/1/14

£120

Ceramics

PT13-ARCM2

Wed

6.00– 8.00pm

11/9/14

£96

Ceramics

PT13-ARCM4

Wed

6.00– 8.00pm

8/1/14

£96

Ceramics – An Introduction This is an introduction to ceramics, how to hand-build by coiling, pinching, slab building and decorating the surface with pattern and coloured slips. You are not required to bring anything with you other than yourselves; everything will be supplied for you. This course is for those who are interested in learning how to work with clay, give you a chance to develop your skills and enjoy the process.

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Business E Commerce If you are looking to start your own business, then why not begin with an e-commerce option. This course will provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge to start the journey of setting up an e-commerce website. Jargon busting is a big part of the course along with supplying you with relevant guidance in securing the right people for the job – so you know how to speak the right ‘lingo’. Guidance in how to avoid the loop holes of when you sign up to buy a website address or even a hosting package. It will also cover what a ‘front-end’ of a website is as well as a ‘back-end’ of a website. Marketing and Social Media will also be taught throughout the course. Whether you have a website up and running or looking to start an e-commerce website, this course is suitable for beginners through to medium level knowledge. Practical examples will also be supplied and plenty of individual and group activities will help you along the way.

Residential and Property Management

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

E Commerce

PT13-BECO

Mon

6.30– 7.30pm

16/9/13

£42

Residential and Property Management

PT13-PROP2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

9/9/13

£75

Residential and Property Management

PT13-PROP1

Fri

9.30am– 4.30pm

1/11/13

£75

This course is aimed at Landlords who are new to the property market and have little or no experience of the property industry. It covers the basic skills and the legal concepts to successfully let and manage a property. Landlords will benefit from the knowledge that if anything untoward should happen during the process of letting a property they will know their legal rights and be able to safeguard themselves against any criminal activities which the agent and Landlord will be accountable for. Topics covered will include – advertising property, tenancy agreement, tenant’s fundamental rights, eviction, safety obligations, handling deposit money, collecting rent and inventories.

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Leisure and short courses

Creative Writing Introduction to Writing Fiction This course is designed for new and aspiring writers seeking inspiration and guidance on getting started. The course will provide writing exercises and advice on techniques and look at the different elements involved in creating fiction, from character to plot, description and voice. Providing gentle feedback it will give budding writers the chance to explore their ideas and build the confidence to find their own creative voice.

Advanced Fiction Writing This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in writing fiction and especially for those who have started, or hope to start, either a novel or collection of short stories. The course will look in depth at all the elements required to create a story and will build writers confidence using writing exercises and group critiquing. Designed to help overcome anxieties and encourage imagination, writers will focus on plotting, point of view, developing character, imagery, dialogue, pace, place and setting, names and narrative. By thoroughly dissecting their own work it will help writers to understand how fiction works and how to create it. The emphasis will be on generating new work, or improving existing work, so that by the end of the course writers should have either the beginnings of a novel or completed short story. Most importantly writers will have found their own voice, their confidence and be armed with a valuable set of creative writing skills. Writers should be committed to writing both inside and outside the class each week to advance their projects and bring new work to share.

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Introduction to Writing Fiction

PT13-LWRF1

Wed

7.30– 9.30pm

11/9/13

£79

Introduction to Writing Fiction

PT13-LWRF2

Wed

7.30– 9.30pm

15/1/14

£79

Introduction to Writing Fiction

PT13-LWRF3

Wed

7.30– 9.30pm

30/4/14

£79

Advanced Fiction Writing

PT13-LWAF1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

9/9/13

£85

Advanced Fiction Writing

PT13-LWAF2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

6/1/14

£85

Advanced Fiction Writing

PT13-LWAF3

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

12/5/14

£85

Please bring writing material (pens/notebooks/laptops) and an extract from your current project if you already have work that you would like to progress. Class handouts will be provided.

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Drawing and Painting Introduction to Botanical Art The focus will be on close observation of the structure of flowers, leaves, fruit and vegetables and their tonal variations. Materials will be mainly watercolour but there will be some detailed pencil drawing and an option to try watercolour pencils. The approach will be a mixture of conventional botanical art and free expression. It is suitable for beginners and above. Watercolours should include: ultramarine, hookers green, cadmium red, alizarin crimson, lemon yellow, chrome yellow. A number 3 brush that comes to fine point and a number 8 that also comes to a point. F and B2 pencils. A watercolour pad and a sketch pad and putty rubber.

Life Studies

Life Drawing and Painting

This course is suitable for those with some experience of life drawing.

A drawing and painting class from the figure suitable for all levels of experience from beginners to professionals. This is an opportunity not only to demonstrate your skills of observation but also to experiment. You will be encouraged to try out different media and approaches and to look at a range of artists’ work for inspiration.

It focuses on: • proportion and measurement of the body, its planes angles and forms • perspective: observing diminishing and advancing form • mark making and tone using different media: pencil, charcoal, watercolour, acrylic, pastel. • balance: the centre of gravity • landmarking – noting points of the same vertical or horizontal axis • conception of space • close observation. Delivery is in the main by individual help but there are some demonstrations and handouts. Course members should bring an A2 or 3 sketchpad, 4–6b pencils and a putty rubber. Paper, charcoal and occasionally, other media are provided by the college and included in the fee.

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Introduction to Botanical Art

PT13-ARBOT

Wed

7.30– 9.30pm

15/1/14

£105

Life Studies

PT13-LIFS1

Wed

7.15– 9.15pm

25/9/13

£140

Life Studies

PT13-LIFS2

Wed

7.15– 9.15pm

15/1/14

£140

Life Drawing and Painting

PT13-LIFS3

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£140

Life Drawing and Painting

PT13-LIFS4

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

13/1/14

£140

Life Drawing and Painting

PT13-LIFS5

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

2/6/14

£70

10 5

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Leisure and short courses

Fashion and Textiles Develop a Pattern You will learn how to adapt a simple top pattern. I will teach you how to play with a pattern to create pleats or gathers and how to swing a dart to a new position; the possibilities are endless. Become more confident with the idea of moving from 2D paper patterns into a 3D form around the figure. Using your chosen fabric you will see if your experimentation has created a work of art that fits your shape. Be ready to explore the exciting and detailed world of pattern cutting. Please bring your pattern cutting equipment with you: a sharp pencil, rubber, Prit stick type glue, plain or spot and cross paper, a 30 cm ruler, pins, paper scissors, fabric scissors, bias binding, needle, calculator, tape measure. Manufactured top number: by Vogue etc. From a design perspective the course would cover aspects of technical garment sketching, re invention of a classic, fabric utilisation, trend and colour presentations.

Make a Skirt to Fit You You will learn how to make one pattern piece that will be cut out 6 times and when sewn together will fit your body. All you have to decide is: Do I want a pencil skirt with a slit for movement, or maybe an A line or flared affair? You could add pleats if you are feeling like more of a challenge. I can help you to create something that will suit your figure and style. Some sewing machine experience desirable. Students need to bring; a clicking pencil is best, prit stick type glue, plain or spot and cross paper, 30cm ruler, pins paper scissors, fabric scissors and a tape measure.

Make a Dress to Fit You You will learn how to adapt a simple dress pattern and sew it so that it fits your shape. The fabric colour, print, texture and fibre will be what makes your dress different to what you find on the high street. I will teach you lots of new skills and help you to create something you can be proud of. Some sewing machine experience required.

The course would be a combination of practical workshops and lecture/discussion based learning. There would be no knowledge or experience required, just a keen interest in the subject area.

Have Fun with Fabrics 1 This is a project based creative textiles course to suit complete beginners as well as those with a little experience who are looking for fresh ideas and who like working with others. In each session, through demonstration and worked examples, you will learn simple techniques and acquire the skills to design and produce little works of art. This term we shall be focusing on fabric manipulation, including melting to create fabric flowers and folding to create a traditional Somerset Star. These can be incorporated into both art works and practical projects. Projects will be hand sewn in class but you will need a sewing machine for simple straight stitching between class. (you will get advice on using a sewing machine.)

Please bring your pattern cutting equipment with you; a sharp pencil, rubber, prit stick type glue, plain or spot and cross paper, a 30cm ruler, pins, paper scissors, fabric scissors, bias binding, needle, calculator and tape measure. Manufactured Dress number: by Vogue etc.

For the first class (organza flowers) you will need: • basic sewing kit: needles, pins, small sharp scissors, sewing thread • Scraps of organza and any synthetic satins you have in stock for petals (also available from your tutor) • beads and buttons (for the centre of the flower).

Fashion Design and Retail Buying

Have Fun with Fabrics 2

An introduction into the world of fashion design and retail buying within a head office environment.

This is a project based creative textiles course to suit complete beginners as well as those with a little experience who are looking for fresh ideas and who like working with others. In each session, through demonstration and worked examples, you will learn simple techniques and acquire the skills to design and produce little works of art.

To cover aspects of buying such as trend analysis and interpretation, the buyers role, range planning and seasonal phasing, marketing and promotional calendars, comparison shopping and customer profiling, margin and retail pricing.

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This term we shall be focusing on techniques for creating images of houses and other buildings, including foundation piecing, applique, crazy patchwork. Projects will be hand sewn in class but you will need a sewing machine for simple straight stitching between classes. (you will get advice on using a sewing machine). For the first class you will need: • basic sewing kit: needles, pins, small sharp scissors, large fabric cutting scissors, sewing thread • scraps of cotton fabrics you have in stock suitable for houses, etc • half metre of prewashed and ironed calico. Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Develop a Pattern

PT13-ARPAT

Wed

6.30– 9.00pm

26/2/14

£200

Make a dress to fit you

PT13-ARDRE

Wed

6.30– 9.00pm

13/11/13 10

£180

Make a Skirt to fit you

PT13-ARSKT

Wed

6.30– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£90

Fashion Design and Retail Buying

PT13-ARDRB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£99

Have fun with Fabrics 1

PT13-ARFV1

Wed

7.00– 9.15pm

25/9/13

£65

Have fun with Fabrics 2

PT13-ARFV2

Wed

7.00– 9.15pm

15/1/14

£65

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Leisure and short courses

First Aid Paediatric First Aid ■ ▲ ★ Cache Level 2 Award in Paediatric First Aid. This two day course is designed to train professional child carers and parents in how to effectively provide first aid to infants and children. It is made up of a combination of practical and theory training. The Cache Level 2 Award is Ofsted recognised. The course will include the following: • First Aid priorities • Managing Incidents • Basic Life Support – Baby, Child and Adult • Choking • Casualty Examination • Unconsciousness • Anaphylaxis • Fractures • Control Bleeding and Shock • Asthma • Eye and Ear Injuries • Burns and Scalds • First Aid Kits • Regulations • Recording and Reporting • Childhood Illnesses such as Meningitis and Febrile Convulsions Course

Course code Day

Time

Start

Days

Cost

Paediatric First Aid

PT13-PFA-1

Thur & Fri

9.00am– 4.00pm

20/9/13

£60

Paediatric First Aid

PT13-PFA-2

Thur & Fri

9.00am– 4.00pm

22/11/13

£60

Paediatric First Aid

PT13-PFA-3

Thur & Fri

9.00am– 4.00pm

28/02/14

£60

Paediatric First Aid

PT13-PFA-4

Thur & Fri

9.00am– 4.00pm

30/5/14

£60

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Fitness, Dance and Exercise Yoga You don’t need to be 25, supple, a size 6 and eat tofu to benefit from yoga! It suits any body shape or life stage. Everybody is welcome. The class starts with a simple breath awareness technique; moving to yoga postures for whole body stretching, strengthening and balancing. We finish with relaxation and sound meditation to help calm the mind. Please bring your own Yoga mat. You may wish to bring a bottle of water. Please wear clothes that allow you to move freely within the postures.

Zumba Zumba is a dance based fitness class for EVERYONE! We use a mixture of latin and international music to create an exciting vibe – Every class feels like a party! Come join me and you’ll see what I mean. You don’t even have to know how to dance. Just move your body and follow my lead. Its easy! Come try it, I guarantee you will have a blast! Just wear comfy clothes and trainers and bring water!

Street Dance for Children

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Yoga

PT13-DAYA1

Mon

7.15– 8.30pm

2/6/14

£36

Yoga

PT13-DAYA2

Mon

7.15– 8.30pm

24/1/14

£24

Yoga

PT13-DAYA3

Mon

7.15– 8.30pm

13/1/14

£30

Yoga

PT13-DAYA4

Mon

7.15– 8.30pm

9/9/13

£42

Zumba

PT13-ZUMB

Mon

5.15– 6.15pm

9/9/13

£42

Street Dance for Children

PT13-DASDC

Mon

4.30– 5.15pm

9/9/13

£42

A fun and energetic class for those wanting to learn the lastest moves. The base technique is jazz with a street edge. We look at the basics of street including locking, waving, tutting, whacking, stepping, and breaks, and also learn one or two pieces of choreography. Suitable for beginners and those with dance experience. Wear comfy clothes and trainers and bring water

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Leisure and short courses

Floristry and Horticulture Introduction to Flower Arranging This course is for anyone who has a keen interest in flowers and plant material, who would like ideas on how to create a variety of floral displays including some traditional and contemporary designs. No previous experience is required. During the course you will learn how to use basic mechanics (floral foam, wires etc.), prepare and care for flowers and plant material, plan your arrangements and complete your designs. Each week your tutor will demonstrate an arrangement for you to interpret in your own way with guidance if required. Your tutor will be able to suggest suitable materials for you to bring each week, which can be tailored to suit all budgets. Some sundry items will be available from your tutor. • The autumn term will include autumn and Christmas themed arrangements. • The spring term will include winter and spring themed arrangements. • The summer term will include summer and special occasion themed arrangements. Please bring with you to the first evening: • 1 x floral foam (oasis – you will need approx. 1/3 of a block) • 5 stems of one of the following: gerbera, rose carnation • a few stems of one of the following foliages: Eucaluptus, salal, soft ruscus • Florist scissors. Sundry items will be available to purchase from the course tutor each week.

Introduction to Floristry This is a beginners course for anyone who has a keen interest in floristry and would like to try out the techniques used by professional florists to make a variety of floral arrangements including gift bouquets. No previous experience is required. During the course you will learn how to use basic floristry mechanics (floral foam, wires, tapes etc), prepare and care for flowers and plant material, plan your arrangements and complete your designs. Each week your tutor will demonstrate a design and then support you to make your own. Your tutor will be able to suggest suitable materials for you to bring in each week, but you will need to source your own fresh materials. Some sundry items will be available from your tutor. During the course you will learn how to make simple wrapped gifts including hand tied bouquets with a water bubble, buttonholes, corsages and hand tied wedding designs, simple funeral tributes and seasonal/special occasion arrangements. Please bring with you to the first evening: 1 carnation, 1 rose, 5–10 Ivy leaves and florist scissors. Please bring the following if you have them: Wire cutters, selection of florist wires and gutter tape.

RHS Certificate in the Principles of Plant Growth, Propagation and Development ■ ▲ ★ Are you a keen gardener, passionate about plants, and wanting to learn more? Or do you want to start a career in horticulture? Thinking about a career change? Maybe you are working in the horticultural industry and want to gain a qualification? The RHS offers a Certificate in the Principle of Plant Growth, Propagation and Development at level two to meet the needs of all those wishing to develop their horticultural know and skills. Although the qualification is aimed at those wishing to acquire the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in horticulture, it is also ideal for the keen gardener who wishes to develop their horticultural knowledge and skills.

Core

• Plant classification, structure, and function (5 credits) • Plant nutrition and the root environment (3 credits) • Maintaining plant health (3 credits) • Understanding plant propagation (3 credits)

Entry Requirements There are no pre-requisites for entry to the qualification

Assessment Each unit will be assessed by a separate written examination covering all learning outcomes specified in the unit. Course

Course code Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Introduction to Flower Arranging

PT13-FLAR1

Mon

6.30– 8.30pm

7/10/13

£99

Introduction to Flower Arranging

PT13-FLAR2

Mon

6.30– 8.30pm

13/1/14

£99

Introduction to Flower Arranging

PT13-FLAR3

Mon

6.30– 8.30pm

21/4/14

£99

Introduction to Floristry

PT13-FLINT

Wed

6.30– 9.30pm

2/10/13

£350

RHS Certificate in the Principles of Plant Growth, Propagation and Development

PT13-RHSL2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£220

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Hair and Beauty Complementary Therapy NVQ Level 3 Diploma ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This course will be of interest to anyone wishing to pursue a career in the field of Complementary Therapy. Modules Include: • Massage • Reflexology • Aromatherapy • Anatomy • Physiology Complementary therapies can help to restore the body’s natural equilibrium and balance. These therapies have been known to have been practised by various ancient civilisations like the Chinese, the Egyptians, the Japanese and the Native American Indians, as far back as 10000 B. These are recognised by the professional associations and CNHC the regulatory and they can gain insurance from AHT to practice. You will develop your practical skills so that you have a full understanding of the techniques and applications of different therapies and are able to offer sage and effective consultation and assessment. You will also enhance your knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and pathology and learn about the principles and theories that underpin complementary therapies.

Working Therapeutically with Clients – an Introductory Course in Therapeutic Skills

and diversity. Participants will be invited to share their own family of origin experiences with a fellow participant as a way of reflecting on past, present and also future possibilities. The family tree, or geneogram, is a very useful tool when working with clients as it has the potential to track strengths as well as the challenges that the client has brought to therapy. Course material may vary slightly if there is a general consensus from the group that they wish to follow a particular topic area during the course. The course is primarily for those who are already working therapeutically and who wish to take these skills further. The tutor for the course is Dr. Jenny Tozer who is also a family therapist and former lecturer at the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England. She has also worked in a variety of settings within the NHS, Educations and social services. Course

Course code Day

Time

Start

Wks Cost

Complementary PT13-DCTPY Therapy NVQ Level 3 Diploma

Mon/ 6.15– Wed 9.15pm

4/9/13

£2600

Hair Up for Special Occasions

Wed

6.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£110

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

7/10/13

£149

PT13-ARHUP

Working PT13-ICTS Therapeutically With Clients – an Introductory Course in Therapeutic Skills

This course aims to provide a rich opportunity for participants working in a wide range of contexts with children, adults and families. Participants should preferably have a basic understanding of counselling skills and who wish to learn more about counselling and family therapy’s theory and practice. We aim to provide a mix of theoretical ideas, skills practice and case application in an engaging and experiential way which draws from participants own existing skills and life experience both personally and professionally. The theme of the self is fundamental to both counselling and therapy and is interwoven throughout the course. This includes participants own family of origin, ethical stance

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Leisure and short courses

Information Technology Basic Web Site Design and Development This course is a basic introduction to the concept of creating your own website. It will comprise aspects of what constitutes good design: what is recommended; what to avoid, and also includes the exploration and implementation of HTML, the core internet language. You will get the chance to build a website, incorporating some of the most common features such as layouts and links. In addition, you will be shown how to publish your website to the World Wide Web.

Smart Board Training for Beginners

Further Web Site Design and Development This course is suitable for students who have completed the Basic Website Design and Development Course or who have already designed their first ‘standard compliant’ website. It will discuss the do’s and don’ts of website optimisation and how to leverage the power of cascading style sheets (CSS) to help keep your site looking fresh and up to date. You will also be shown how to make your web pages interactive using client side scripting.

The candidates will be able to use basic tools and functions for Smart Notebook Software at the end of the session. The session will give you the skills and confidence you need to use your SMART products effectively in the classroom. Create and use presentations, add photos, take snapshots, links to the internet, include images, text and shapes, save and store your notebook files. No previous experience required, however will need to be able to use a computer and have basic ICT skills.

Excel – An Introduction

Basic Computer Skills This course is a fun, informal and uncomplicated introduction to computers and the internet. It has been designed as a flexible learning programme that provides the ultimate introduction to basic computer skills. You will start at the very beginning by learning how to use the keyboard and mouse. As you grow in confidence, you will be shown how to find your way around the desktop, how to browse and search the web and how to send and receive emails. The aim of the course is to show the use and role of technology in the everyday lives of people, regardless of status, education, age, ability or understanding.

More Computer Skills This course would be suitable for those who have completed the Basic Computer Skills course or those with basic computer skills. It will offer more introductions to some of the most popular generally available programs. The course will be flexible and respond to the needs of the students. You could learn basic word processing, making use of a spreadsheet or how to clear the chip on your digital camera. Come and ask questions – how do I…?

Excel is the financial package from the Microsoft family – this introduction course will allow you to find out how the package works and being able to make it work for you. There are a lot of functions that are used in Excel but nothing is assumed. By the end you will be able to input data, manipulate it and produce a graphical image of the data.

Excelling in Excel Moving on in what you can do with Excel this course will allow you to create pivot tables, functions and formula, filters and taking your work into Word. This will be for those who actively use Excel and want to learn more or those who just want to learn more! You must have a good understanding of the basics – Excel Introduction is a good starting point if you are not sure where to start.

Introduction to JAVA Programming JAVA is an object-oriented programming language that is used throughout the IT industry. It has become the most heavily used programming language in industry. It can be used to create client software, web based applications, games and Google Android Apps. This course will introduce you to the popular Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment) and teach you

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to develop JAVA programs using common programming techniques such as selection and iteration statements. No prior programming knowledge is required but you should have a good familiarity with using computer systems and software.

Introduction to Microsoft Word Come and find out about Microsoft Word … by the end of this course you will be able to produce a document, save it, make changes and print it. You will be using different types of fonts, styles and making the documents in both orientations. If all this sounds double Dutch to you, don’t worry no prior knowledge is needed (even use of a mouse!), however if you know a bit and want to add to your knowledge this course is a great starting off point.

Mastering Microsoft Word You know the basics and can produce letters and documents … so now come and learn how to use the rest of this brilliant package. By the end of the course you will be easily inserting tables, adding pictures/graphics and using styles and headings for longer documents. This will be a brilliant next course from the Introduction of Word course.

WWW/Internet Introduction WWW, World Wide Web, the Internet, Online this and that… do these words leave you cold and confused? Then come and find out what it is all about, how to search for things and come back to them a day or two later!!! No prior knowledge is assumed… it is a one night special for those who are interested in knowing more.

Social Media for Business In recent years the methods in how media content is produced and consumed have been revolutionised. At the forefront of this is social media – first used by individuals to share holiday snaps or the latest music trends, it was quickly adopted by businesses who realised that they could directly target their customers, build up brand loyalty, and even have customers creating media content for them. Social media is now ubiquitous that it should be considered an essential part of any businesses’ digital marketing strategy. This course is designed to give attendees a good knowledge of social media and how it can be used to help their business. It consists of interactive presentations, discussions, and group work. This course is ideal for both individuals and businesses who want to take their first steps into social media, or to know more about how to social media presence can benefit them. • Session 1 – What is social media, why you should use it and how to get maximum benefit. • Session 2 – Twitter • Session 3 – Facebook • Session 4 – LinkedIn • Session 5 – You Tube • Session 6 – You have a social media presence – what next?

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Leisure and short courses

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Basic Web Site Design and Development

PT13-ITWD1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£88

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

7/4/14

£50

PT13-ITWD2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

13/1/14

£88

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

16/4/14

£50

PT13-ITWD3

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

28/4/14

£88

Smart board training for beginners

Mon

£50

7.00– 9.00pm

11/11/13

£88

2.00– 4.00pm

12/5/14

Mon

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Further Web PT13-ITWF1 Site Design and Development

Wed

£50

7.00– 9.00pm

24/2/14

£88

7.00– 9.00pm

21/5/14

Mon

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Further Web PT13-ITWF2 Site Design and Development

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

£50

Mon

7.15– 9.15pm

8/1/14

£87

2.00– 4.00pm

9/6/14

Basic PT13-BCS11 Computer Skills

Smart board training for beginners

Basic PT13-BCS12 Computer Skills

Wed

2.30– 4.30pm

18/9/13

£87

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/6/14

£50

Basic PT13-BCS13 Computer Skills

Mon

7.15– 9.15pm

6/1/14

£87

Smart board training for beginners

Mon

£50

2.30– 4.30pm

16/9/13

£87

2.00– 4.00pm

7/7/14

Wed

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Basic PT13-BCS14 Computer Skills More computer skills

PT13-BCS21

Mon

7.15– 9.15pm

4/11/13

£87

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

16/7/14

£50

More computer skills

PT13-BCS22

Wed

2.30– 4.30pm

6/11/13

£87

Excel – An Introduction

PT13-ITEXI

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

9/9/13

£95

More computer skills

PT13-BCS23

Mon

7.15– 9.15pm

24/2/14

£87

Excelling in Excel

PT13-ITEIEX

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

11/11/13

£97

More computer skills

PT13-BCS24

Wed

2.30– 4.30pm

26/2/14

£87

PT13-ITJAV

Wed

6.30– 8.30pm

18/9/13

£68

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

9/9/13

£50

Introduction to Java Programming

Introduction to PT13-ITMSW Microsoft Word

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£95

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£50

Mastering PT13-ITMMW Microsoft Word

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

13/11/13

£97

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

7/10/13

£50

Social Media for Business

PT13-BSMS

Wed

6.00– 7.00pm

11/9/13

£60

PT13-ITWII2

Wed

£35

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

16/10/13

£50

7.00– 9.00pm

11/12/13

Smart board training for beginners

WWW/Internet Introduction WWW/Internet Introduction

PT13-ITWII1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

12/3/14

£35

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

11/11/13

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

20/11/13

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

02/12/13

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

11/12/13

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

13/1/14

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

22/1/14

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

10/2/14

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

19/2/14

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Mon

2.00– 4.00pm

10/3/14

£50

Smart board training for beginners

PT13-ITSBB

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

19/3/14

£50

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Cambridge English Language Courses for Foreigh Students Do you want to take a course that leads to an internationally recognised qualification in English and make some new friends at the same time? Language courses are available at four levels: • Elementary (students must have basic English for this course) • Lower Intermediate • Upper Intermediate • Advanced. All courses lead to examinations in June. There will be an Open Information Session for students and host families on Wednesday 11 September at 1.30pm at the Deanfield site. The first assessment test, to determine your level of tuition will be on Monday 16 September at 6.30pm, at the Deanfield site. Subsequent tests will be held weekly, please telephone to find out which day these are to be held on 01491 634002.

Course

Start

Finsh

Wks

Cost

Term 1

Course code

Day

17/9/13

13/12/13

£220

Term 2

13/1/14

4/4/14

£220

Term 3

22/4/14

6/6/14

£95

Summer exams will take place during June.

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Leisure and short courses

Languages French for Beginners This course focuses on introducing you to the French language. You will learn the vocabulary and phrases you need in everyday situations (greeting and meeting people, shopping, eating out, asking for directions). The emphasis will be on speaking, listening and reading. The teaching and learning activities are designed to involve you in learning to speak and understand French.

French Conversation Continuers Do you enjoy going on holiday to France? Perhaps you need some French for your job? Whatever your reasons, come and chat in the language in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The classes will also cover basic grammar and aspects of French life and culture. Not suitable for complete beginners

Italian for Beginners This course is intended for students who want to learn the basics of the Italian language, focusing on Italian language, history and culture. You will learn basic language structures and pronunciation, but most of all, how to get by in everyday situations. The recommended text books is Gramm.it for English speakers by Gruppo CSC (G. Iacovoni, N. Persiani, B. Fiorentino), published by Bonacci.

Italian Continuers This course is intended for students who already know the basics of the Italian language. The focus initially will be on doing some basic revision of pronunciation and grammatical structures through reading texts, then moving on to conversation and role-playing so as to help you become more confident in real-life situations. The recommended text books are: Gramm.it for English speakers by Gruppo CSC (G. Iacovoni, N. Persiani, B. Fiorentino) Letture in corso, 1.Livello elementare e intermedio by Bloak-Boas, Materassi and Vedder. All books are published by Bonacci (www.bonacci.it)

German for Beginners If you want to learn German for pleasure/recreation or business, this course will give you an ideal start in the language. You will learn vocabulary and phrases to deal with a variety of e very day situations. The course will be centred around listening and speaking, but there will be opportunity to do written work for those who wish to do so.

Spanish for Beginners This is a beginner’s course designed for students with no previous knowledge of the language. The course will enable students to learn to cope with everyday situations when in Spain or a Spanish speaking country. We will cover topics like ordering food, booking a room in a hotel, finding your way etc.

Spanish Year 2 This is a continuer’s course designed for students with basic knowledge of the language. The course will enable students to revise previous knowledge of the language and explore it further. Students will be able to practise speaking skills as well as learning more structures to increase confidence when communicating in a social context. Course

Course code Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

French for Beginners

PT13-FREBG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£170

French Conversation Continuers

PT13-FREC1

Wed

2.00– 4.00pm

11/9/13

£125

French Conversation Continuers

PT13-FREC2

2.00– 4.00pm

08/1/14

£100

French Conversation Continuers

PT13-FREC3

Wed

2.00– 4.00pm

23/4/14

£100

Italian for Beginners

PT13-ITABG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£170

Italian Continuers

PT13-ITAY2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

25/9/13

£170

Spanish for Beginners

PT13-SPABG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£200

Spanish Year 2

PT13-SPAY2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

25/9/13

£200

German for Beginners

PT13-GERBG

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£165

The course book will be decided at a later stage.

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Leisure Courses Wine Appreciation Every week we will taste the wines of many wine producing countries or regions and study the history of wine worldwide. The students will learn to taste and assess wines and recognise any faults. They will learn to identify basic grape varieties and style of wines and learn to match wine with food. Students will need to buy their own set of tasting glasses from the tutor at the first session, approximate cost £12.00.

Building a Town: The Social Evolution of Henley Examining the history of the development of Henley on Thames. Looking at river trade and how it helped the town prosper, conflict and disaster, the impact of the Civil War and the 1665 plague, the loss of trade and how the town coped. The growth of the town, the men who constructed the roads and houses, as Henley expanded, to cater for both the wealthy and working class population. Using source documentation and hand outs, we will follow Henley’s evolvement, throughout its turbulent history, includes a history tour of Henley’s town centre. List of Lectures • The origin of a town: history of the formative roads in Henley • The river trade: the links with London and the town’s wealthy traders • Civil War: Roundhead and Cavalier garrisons in the town • Plague and disease: from 1665

Building a Town: The Social Evolution of Henley A course looking at the large estates that stood in Henley on Thames and its vicinity. Be it the familiar, such as Fawley Court, Harpsden Court and Park Place or the less well known, Bolney Court and Bellehatch Park. We will take a look at the families, whose hands the estates passed through, showing how the emergence of the novo rich changed the face of society. Using source documentation and hand outs, we will explore the lords of the manors relationship with Henley. The course will include a visit to St Mary the Virgin’s Church in Fawley to examine the various structural legacies of the Fawley Court residents. List of Lectures • Fawley Court: Whitelockes 1616–1679; Freemans 1679–1853; Mackenzies 1853–1953 • Harpsden Court: Forsters to Halls 1444–1855; Hodges to Nobles 1855–1974 • Bolney Court: Elmes to Hodges 1415–1924; Pt. Two and Bellehatch Park 1400–1990 • Park Place: Hamilton’s to Conway’s 1719–1795; Harris to Nobles 1796–1943 Bring to class paper and pen for notes and a magnifying glass.

Wilful Murder Walk Wilful Murder Walk: August 14th 1751, the notable Attorney at Law, Francis Blandy dies in agony. Is his daughter Mary Blandy a cold blooded poisoner, or the innocent dupe of a ruthless lover?

The People of St Mary’s Walk The People of St Mary’s: includes amongst others, John Longland, Henry VIIIs Confessor, Elizabeth Periam, who brought education to the poor, Richard Jennings, the Master Carpenter of St Paul’s and Mary Blandy the notorious murderess.

The Landed Gentry and their Estates, the Emergence of the Novo Rich A course looking at the manorial estates that stood both in and on the outskirts of Henley on Thames. We will examine the emergence of the self made Victorian wealthy and their purpose built smaller estates, such as Rotherfield Court, Friar Park and Thamesfield. Using illustrations, legal documents of the day and hand outs, we will trace these fine buildings and see which of them survive to the present. The course includes a history walk of the town, looking at evidence of the building and the families we have discussed. List of Lectures • Filletts Court (Phyllis Court) • Paradise House • Badgemore House • Upton Lodge and Southfield House • Gillotts Estate • Thamesfield • Friar Park • Rotherfield Court • Normanstead and Remenham Estate • Henley History Walk Bring to class paper and pen for notes and a magnifying glass.

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Leisure and short courses

Bridge for Absolute Beginners This course aims to introduce total beginners to this fascinating game. Retaining a sense of fun in what at higher levels can be a very competitive past time. We start with mini bridge allowing you to play on your first lesson. During the course we will learn various bidding techniques and include scoring. The bidding system used will be standard English (ACOL). This course is recommended and supported by the governing body of bridge, The English Bridge Union. The course book can be ordered at the 1st session, approximate cost £25.00.

Bridge Year 3 In this 3rd Year class we will be adding to our bidding system to incorporate: various doubles, 4th suit forcing; slam bidding; long suit trial bids; cue bids; splinters; unusual 2 no trumps and defensive discards.

Course

Course code Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Wine Appreciation

PT13-WNAP1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

15/1/14

£140

Wine Appreciation

PT13-WNAP2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

23/4/14

£140

Ask the Teacher

Wine Appreciation

PT13-WNAP3

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

25/9/13

£140

This course is designed for parents of primary school children (aged 4–11) or for anyone working with primary school children. No previous experience or qualifications are required.

Building a Town: The Social Evolution of Henley

PT13-LEHE2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

23/4/14

£99

Building a Town: The Social Evolution of Henley

PT13-LEHE1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£99

Wilful Murder Walk

PT13-LEMW3

Tue

6.30– 7.45pm

8/10/13

£35

PT13-LEMW4

Thur

2.00– 3.15pm

10/10/13

£35

PT13-LEMW6

Tue

12.00– 1.15pm

13/5/14

£35

PT13-LEMW1

Tue

2.00– 3.15pm

24/9/13

£35

PT13-LEMW2

Thur

6.30– 7.45pm

26/9/13

£35

PT13-LEMW5

Thur

12.00– 1.15pm

1/5/14

£35

PT13-LEPM1

Thur

12.00– 1.15pm

12/9/13

£35

PT13-LEPM2

Tues

3.00– 4.15pm

17/9/13

£35

PT13-LEPM3

Tues

2.00– 3.15pm

22/4/14

£35

The Landed Gentry and their Estates, the Emergence of the Novo Rich

PT13-LELGE

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£97

Bridge for Absolute Beginners

PT13-BRIB1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

18/9/13

£99

Bridge for Absolute Beginners

PT13-BRIB2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£99

Bridge year 3

PT13-BRIY1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£99

Bridge year 3

PT13-BRIY2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

6/1/14

£99

Ask the Teacher

PT13-LEASK

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

9/9/13

£50

Remember bridge should be fun!

The sessions will focus on the questions parents ask of teachers including: • How to get their children into school, happily. • Managing homework and where to go for help. • How to help their children to be successfully socialised. • What to do with potential bullying issues at school. • What it means to be on the SEN register and understanding IEPs. • Preparing for SATs. There is no qualification at the end of the course although a certificate of attendance will be provided upon request. There will be a suggested book list provided for attendees at the end of the course but no books/resources are required to complete the course.

The People of St Mary’s Walk

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Music Beginning Music Theory Are you interested in learning to read music? Do you get confused with all the dots on the page? Does it come across as a foreign language to you and you would like a better understanding? This course will look at: • Treble and Bass Clef • Time signatures • Key signatures • Note lengths • Major scales • Intervals • Common symbols (i.e. performance markings) If you are a beginner musician or just taken up an instrument and want to master grade 1 theory then this course will help you achieve it. Writing equipment is essential and manuscript paper will be provided.

Early Years Music Are you a practitioner in the Early Years sector and want to develop your knowledge and experience in music? Are you a Child Minder who wants to engage more in musical activities? Or a parent who wants to find ways of encouraging music in your home but does not know where to start? This course will provide you with practical tips, lesson plan opportunities and a greater understanding of implementing music in a multitude of settings. Each session will provide a different focus and will look at music from birth to age 5, sessions will include: • Introduction to music • General sounds • Making your own instruments • Planning and achieving progression • Musical activities • Supporting individual needs This course will offer techniques, guidance and confidence to support children with their development outlined by the EYFS, and to provide you with the opportunities for an open forum to help develop your own understanding. You will need to bring writing equipment to take notes. No experience is necessary but a willingness to be hands on, come with a give it a go attitude and to be open minded about music.

Guitar and Bass Refresher/Improver This is intended to be a fun course suitable for anyone with an interest in music who wants to improve their ability to play guitar by ear and using simple chord chards that can be written and read easily. You will need to bring your own guitar and small amp (if required). Basics that will help you to improvise solos in Major and Minor keys. Lessons can be based around your favourite tracks or pieces that you already know or would like to know. We will work towards a performance of 3 songs per group (your choice) at the end of the course accompanied by Drums, Bass and Keyboards backing track. Final presentation of the performance will be offered to fellow students and limited number of invitees in week 13. You will best be able to form Major and Minor chords in at least 1 position in order to participate, however, this needs to be no more than 3 Majors and 3 Minors i.e. A, D, E Major; Am, Dm, Em. Don’t worry about present ability as this will be taken into account and lessons/exercises/groups will be tailored to suit you and your allocated group. If a singer is needed for your final performance you can choose to do that yourself or the song can be performed as an instrumental. Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Beginning Music Theory

PT13-ARMTH

Wed

7.00– 8.00pm

18/9/13

£65

Early Years Music

PT13-AREYM

Wed

5.45– 6.45pm

18/9/13

£65

Guitar and Bass Refresher/ Improver

PT13-ARGUT

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£130

All course sessions are a guide and can be tailored to your individual needs.

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Leisure and short courses

Photography Creative Photography This course covers the creative combination of photographic theory and technique in a workshop format. We will look at movement, lighting, composition, camera craft etc; and creative approaches to various photographic fields such as landscape/townscape, portraiture, still life, documentary and street photography. Please bring a digital camera, either SLR or compact, that allows manual exposure controls.

Practising Digital Photography This course encourages students to use the full capabilities of their camera’s with interesting and diverse projects. A stimulating class for anyone with basic skills needing fresh motivation.

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Creative Photography

PT13-PHCR1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

25/9/13

£95

Expand Your Digital Photography

Creative Photography

PT13-PHCR2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

15/1/14

£95

This course encourages students to use the full capabilities of their cameras with interesting and diverse projects. A stimulating class for anyone with basic skills and needing fresh motivation.

Creative Photography

PT13-PHCR3

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

23/4/14

£95

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/14

£65

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

25/9/13

£65

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN3

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

13/1/14

£65

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN4

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

15/1/14

£65

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN5

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

28/4/14

£65

Practising Digital Photography

PT13-PHIN6

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

23/4/14

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE1

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

11/11/13

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE2

Wed

7.00– 9.30pm

13/11/13 4

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE3

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

24/2/14

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE4

Wed

7.00– 9.30pm

26/2/14

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE5

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

9/6/14

£65

Expand Your Digital Photography

PT13-PHDE6

Wed

7.00– 9.30pm

11/6/14

£65

Photoshop for Photographers

PT13-PHSB1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

23/9/13

£99

Photoshop for Photographers

PT13-PHSB2

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

13/1/14

£99

Photoshop for Photographers

PT13-PHSB3

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

23/4/14

£99

Photoshop for Photographers This course will introduce you to a wide range of tools and techniques using Photoshop; starting with basic adjustments such as exposure and colour, through to repairing, enhancing, retouching and toning images. You will learn how to get the highest quality images from your photography, and how to prepare your photographs for printing or uploading to the internet. Suitable for photographers at all levels, using any type of camera. No previous experience with Photoshop is necessary, but students should be confident using computers.

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Sign Language Introduction to BSL Introduction to British Sign Language (BSL) is designed to provide a basic understanding of BSL and Deaf Awareness. It covers a number of the topics learnt in BSL Level 1 and can be achieved by anyone wanting to learn a visual language. It is open to both Deaf and Hearing people and encourages an awareness of communication techniques including; signs, gesture, facial expression and body language. If you have an interest in communication through non-verbal methods then this is the course for you! You do not need to be good at languages as you will find this is a very different experience. With over 70,000 BSL users in the UK why not pick up a useful new skill today?

BSL Level 1 Level 1 British Sign language (BSL) is designed to teach learners to communicate with Deaf People in BSL on a range of topics that involve simple, everyday language use. It is useful to a range of learners from those who are in a customer facing role to those who are simply interested in learning a new language. It covers a number of topics that are divided into 3 separate units; these units can be completed as stand alone qualifications. BSL Level 1 can be achieved by anyone wanting to learn a visual language. It is open to both Deaf and Hearing people and encourages an awareness of communication techniques including; signs, gesture, facial expression and body language. If you have an interest in communicating through non-verbal methods then this is the course for you! You do not need to be good at languages as you will find this a very different experience. With over 70,000 BSL users in the UK why not pick up a useful new skill and a formal qualification today?

Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

Introduction to BSL

PT13-BSL1

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

11/9/13

£80

Introduction to BSL

PT13-BSL2

Wed

7.00– 9.00pm

8/1/14

£80

BSL Level 1

PT13-BSLL1

Mon

7.00– 9.00pm

16/9/13

£399

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RYA – Royal Yachting Association ShoreBased Qualifications RYA Day Skipper This course aims to provide shore-based instruction on basic seamanship and navigation for the RYA syllabus over a 20 week period. It is primarily for those involved in small craft handling in tidal waters, but sea anglers, divers and those who wish to know how to navigate through basic and electronic chart work will benefit from the course. Previous practical experience is useful but not essential. During the course students will complete a number of navigational exercises and other papers. Topics will include basic and electronic navigation, pilotage, weather, tides, collision regulations, rope work and safety. By the end of the course students will have covered the whole of the RYA Day Skipper syllabus. The details for this course are set out in the RYA booklet G15/98 (sail) and G18/08 (power). Copies of which can be obtained through the tutor or the RYA. During the course students will sit two assessment papers. On successful completion the RYA/DoT Day Skipper shore based certificate will be awarded. This will provide entry to the more advanced Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster shored based course. Please bring to the first lesson a notepad, 2B pencil, rubber and a straightedge. The costs of the examination and certificate, exercise papers, navigation CD and RYA booklet, are included in the fee. However technical materials will be required at an additional cost of approx. £25. These may be ordered through the instructor. Further details will be explained at the first session.

For the first lesion please bring a notepad, 2B pencil, rubber and a straightedge. Students who have completed the Day Skipper Course will already own chart work instruments, training almanac and possibly a copy of the International Collision Regulations. These should also be brought to the first lesson. Those who have not attended such a course, should come to the first session prepared to buy the instruments for approximately £25. We advise you not to purchase any additional equipment or materials until after the first night of the course. Yachtmaster exercise papers, almanac, chard CD and RYA booklet are all included in the course fee. This fee will also cover examination entry and certificate. Course

Course code

Day

Time

Start

Wks

Cost

RYA Day Skipper

PT13-RYADY

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

23/9/13

£250

RYA Yachtmaster

PT13-RYAS3

Mon

7.00– 9.30pm

23/9/13

£250

RYA Yachtmaster This course aims to help you improve navigational competence and safety at sea, up to the level of the RYA syllabus for the shorebased course for Coastal Skipper and Yachtmaster Offshore. It is for students who have already completed the Day Skipper course or who have a background of offshore cruising and or racing experience. This course is complete and is not intended for beginners for those with no knowledge of the principles of small boat navigation. During the course you will sit three assessment papers on Chartwork, Collision Regulations and Weather. Other topics covered in the course will include basic and electronic navigation, pilotage, weather, tides, collision regulations, stability and safety. The details for this course are set out in the RYA booklet G15/98 (sail) and G18/98 (power). Copies of which can be obtained through the tutor or the RYA. On successful completion of the examinations, the RYA/DoT Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster Shorebased certificate will be awarded.

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Pathways Plus

Learning through the senses

discrete courses for adults with learning difficulties Arts and crafts In these Art and Craft activities students will experiment with a variety of techniques and materials; these will include painting, drawing, collage, 3D modelling, papier maché, pottery and printing. Suitable for students who enjoy creative activities.

Communication skills A course designed to improve communication skills through games, music, role-play and outdoor activities using a variety of communication aids including signing, widgit and social signs. This course is open to students and carers of all abilities.

A course primarily designed for individuals with profound and multiple learning difficulties. Students will work on targets designed to enhance communication skills, an awareness of themselves and others and the environment, through a sensory programme including art, cookery, gardening activities, music, movement and the use of the Sensory Room. All courses will start in the week beginning 17 September.

For further information on any of the courses or details of how to enrol, please contact Hilary Abbott Pathways Plus Course Co-ordinator tel 01491 634045, or e-mail habb@henleycol.ac.uk All courses are £25 each.

Fun with computers A basic computer course to learn keyboard skills and explore various word processing and graphics computer programs. Students can use their literacy skills to be creative, individually or in a group, writing, composing poems, stories, notes, card messages and posters.

Cookery Students can learn cooking skills as well as develop literacy and independence skills through their cooking. Sessions will involve cooking various snacks, cakes, biscuits and simple meals. Students on cookery courses will be asked to make additional monetary contributions towards ingredients.

Gardening activities This course offers basic gardening and associated craft skills through indoor and outdoor activities. The course aim is to develop the students’ basic skills in maintaining and developing the Pathways garden. Students will undertake a learning programme for the gardening year and work towards achieving individual full potential. Students may be asked to make additional monetary contributions towards the cost of plants.

Hobbycrafts A course of arts, crafts and other hobbies to include gardening. For people who enjoy being creative and working in a small friendly group. Students can enjoy making different items using various art and craft techniques.

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How to Enrol … You can enrol on all of our part-time courses by phone, in person or by post.

In Person To enrol in person please visit our main Deanfield Reception from July onwards during normal College opening hours. We are open throughout the summer and Easter holidays and all half-term weeks, but please note that the week beginning 27 August will be exceptionally busy as we will be enrolling new full-time students.

By Post To enrol by post (except for non-X suffix courses where a concessionary fee is being claimed) please complete and sign the enrolment form and send it with your cheque or credit/debit card details, together with a stamped addressed envelope for your attention, to the address below. Please write your name and address clearly on the back of the cheque and in no circumstances not send cash. Enrolments will be handled with on a first come, first served basis. Part-time Admissions The Henley College Deanfield Avenue Henley-on-Thames Oxon, RG9 1UH

Getting to The Henley College We are based in the heart of Henley-on-Thames, a beautiful market town situated on the river and famous for its annual Regatta. Located in South Oxfordshire, Henley is on the borders of both Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

Public Transport Henley is also well serviced by numerous bus services connecting it to local towns and villages. It also has its own train station, with regular trains connecting Henley to Reading, Maidenhead, Slough, London and other major routes via Twyford. Driving to the College The Henley College is easily accessible from the surrounding area. We regularly welcome learners who live in and around areas including Reading, High Wycombe and Maidenhead, as well as Henley-onThames and South Oxfordshire. For daytime courses learners are advised to use of nearby public car parks in the town centre, just a short walk from the College. The nearest ones to the College are located off of Greys Road and Market Place, King’s Road or Goodall Close. For evening courses only learners are able to use the College car park close to our main Deanfield Reception.

By Phone To enrol by phone please telephone 01491 634 167 during normal College opening hours.

If you have a disability or access requirements please contact us in advance of your visit.

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College Opening Hours 15 July – 7 September 8.30 am – 5.00 pm (Closed Monday 26 August) 10 September onwards during term time Mondays and Wednesdays 8.00 am – 9.00 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays

8.00 am – 8.00 pm

Fridays

8.00 am – 4.30 pm Henley College

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Financial Information Concessionary fees Concessions and loans are available on all Skills Funding Agency accredited courses, these will be identified by the symbols ■ ▲ ★ ◆ next to the course title (conditions apply – see below).

Skills Funding Agency Please note this information may be subject to change after publication:

Part time students aged 16 – 18 ■ 100% remission from tuition fees will be granted to parttime students who are aged 16 – 18 and undertaking a government funded, accredited course. Students will be charged for costs of materials and exam fees.

College Information Learning difficulties and disabilities The College aims to provide a welcoming and supportive atmosphere for all our students. Please let us know if you have a learning difficulty, disability or medical condition you think we should be aware of, by ticking the relevant boxes on the enrolment form.

Using our facilities Many local community groups use our premises and facilities. For further information please contact 01491 634053

Severe weather closure

50% remission from tuition fees will be granted to part-time students who are aged 19 – 23 years and undertaking a government funded, accredited course. Students will be charged for costs of materials and exam fees.

In the event of severe weather (usually snow and ice), which may affect the safety of staff and students on site, the College will make the decision over possible closure. Learners will be notified where possible, and information will be available via local radio stations, the College website and social media and our main switchboard (01491 579988).

Part time students aged 24+ ★ ◆

No smoking

★ 25% remission from tuition fees will be granted to part-

The College is a smoke-free zone; smoking is not permitted anywhere on the College sites.

Part time students aged 19 – 23 ▲

time students who are aged 24+ and undertaking a government funded, accredited course at level 2. Students will be charged for costs of materials and exam fees. ◆ Anyone aged 24 and over and wanting to study at a level 3 or 4 can apply for an Advanced Learning Loan on accredited courses. Repayments for the loan will commence when the student is earning £22,000 or above. Please contact the college or visit our web site for further information.

Payment of course fees If your course fees are over £500.00 they may be payable by installments. Please contact us if you wish to pay by installments.

Financial assistance and funds for students Financial assistance may also be available from the College, for further information please contact Student Services.

VAT VAT is not payable on tuition fees.

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Aged 24 or over

and thinking about further education?

If you’re planning to study at Level 3 or Level 4 or an Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship and starting a course on or after 1 August 2013 you may qualify for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan. These loans help you to pay the fees charged by approved colleges and training organisations in England. For more information visit nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advancedlearningloans Tip: search for ‘funding’ on the National Careers Service website

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Application Form

The HENLEY College, Deanfield Avenue, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG91UH

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NB Students from countries outside the European Union, who wish to enrol on non-Xsuffix courses, should expect to pay higher tuition charges. Please contact the Admissions Office before enrolling. All concessions must be applied for in person at Deanfield reception, please bring proof of entitlement when you enrol. If not you, who is paying your fees? If your fees are being paid by your employer, you must provide either a purchase order number or a letter of authorisation at the time of enrolment. Your Employer

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Course Index A

Apprenticeships 3

GCSE English 13

Sewing – Develop a Pattern 19

Arts & Crafts – Introduction to making your own Plaques and Signs 15

GCSE Maths 13

Sewing – Make a Dress to Fit You 19

German – Beginners 29

Sewing – Make a Skirt to Fit 19

Arts & Crafts – Learn to make your own Shabby Chic Christmas Gifts 15

Guitar 32

Arts & Crafts – Make your own Mother’s Day/Father’s Day Gifts 15

Sign Language – An Introduction to BSL 34 Sign Language – BSL Level 1 34

AS/A2 English 13

Hairdressing and Barbering – Professional 8

AS/A2 Law 13

Hair up for Special Occasions 8, 24

Social Media for Business 26

AS/A2 Maths 13

Have Fun with Fabrics 1 19

Spanish – Beginners 29

AS/A2 Sociology 13

Have Fun with Fabrics 2 19

Spanish - Year 2 29

Ask the Teacher 31

Hospitality and Catering – Professional 7

Street Dance for Children 22

Teacher Training 11

Italian – Beginners 29

B Botanical Art – An Introduction 18 Bridge – Absolute Beginners 31 Bridge – Year 3 31 Business – Personal 16 Business – Professional 4 C Cambridge English Language Courses for Foreign Students (CELC) 28

Italian – Continuers 29 J JAVA Programming – Introduction 25

Walks – Wilful Murder Walk 30

Web Design and Development, Basic 25

Leadership and Management – Professional 10 Life Drawing and Painting 18 Life Studies 18

Childcare – Professional 5

Local History – Building a Town: The Social Evolution of Henley 30

Computer Skills, Basic 25 Computer Skills, More 25 Creative Writing 17 E Early Years Music 32 E-Commerce 16 Excel – An Introduction 25 Excel – Advanced 25 F Fashion Design and Retail Buying 19

Local History – The Landed Gentry and their Estates, the Emergence of the Novo Rich 30 M Music – Beginning Music Theory 32 P

Word (Microsoft) – Introduction 26 Word (Microsoft) – Advanced 26 www/Internet – Introduction 26 Y Yoga 22 Z Zumba 22

Paediatric First Aid 21 Photography – Creative 33 Photography – Expand your Digital Photography 33

Fiction Writing – An Introduction 17

Photoshop for Photographers 33

Floristry – An Introduction 23

Property Management 16

Flower Arranging – An Introduction 23

Food Safety – Level 2 7

RHS Certificate in the Principles of Plant Growth, Propagation and Development 23

French – Beginners 29

Wine Appreciation 30

Photography - Practicing Digital Photography 33

French Conversation – Continuers 29

Web Design and Development, Further 25

Pathways Plus 36

Fiction Writing – Advanced 17

Food Safety – Level 3 7

Walks – The People of St Mary’s Walk 30

Ceramics 15 Complementary Therapy NVQ Level 3 Diploma 24

Smart Board Training 25

RYA – Day Skipper 35 RYA – Yachtmaster 35

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A Levels

Languages

Leisure Interest

NVQ

Fitness

English for Foreign Students Information Technology

Business Dance

Photography

Fashion

Floristry and Horticulture

Ceramics

Pathways Plus

Drawing and Painting

Sign Language

Paediatric First Aid for Parents

GCSE

Teacher Training

Creative Arts

Royal Yachting Association

MUSIC

Arts and Crafts Personal Development The Henley College Deanfield Avenue Henley-on-Thames Oxon RG9 1UH 01491 634167 part-timecourses@henleycol.ac.uk www.henleycol.ac.uk

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