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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
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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; whether you’re a beginner or more experienced, our courses provide something for everyone.
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
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Academic Qualifications Academic Qualifications 13
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Leisure and Short Courses Arts and Crafts 15 Business 18
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.
Cookery 19 Counselling 20 Creative Writing 21 Drawing and Painting 22
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Fashion and Textiles 23 First Aid 26 Fitness, Dance and Exercise 27 Floristry and Horticulture 29 Hair and Beauty 32 Information Technology 33 Cambridge English Language Courses for Foreign Students 36
Autumn term Start: Thursday 4 September 2014 Half Term: 27 October – 31 October 2014 End: Friday 19 December 2014
Spring term
Languages 37
Start: Monday 5 January 2015
Leisure Courses 39
Half Term: 16 – 20 February 2015
Photography 41
End: Friday 27 March 2015
Sign Language 42 RYA – Royal Yachting Association Shore‑Based Qualifications 43
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Pathways Plus – Discrete courses for adults with learning difficulties
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How to enrol and College map
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Financial Information
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Application Form
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Term Dates
Summer term Start: Monday 13 April 2015 Half Term: 25 – 29 May 2015 End: Friday 10 July 2015 Please note that our part-time courses have different start and end dates. The College will be closed on all Bank Holidays.
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Leisure and short courses
Apprenticeships The courses below 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. The Henley College is contracted by the SFA to provide apprenticeship training to people aged 16+. Most programmes take 1–2 years to complete and apprentices will gain a nationally recognised qualification in their chosen vocational area. 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 work-based supported learning. You may wish to complete all of your qualification through work-based supported learning, or use a combination of delivery methods. Whichever you choose, an assessor will support your progress and development through workplace visits. Training is not tied to the academic year; the programme can start at any time.
Cost to the employer/learner 16–18
Fully funded by the SFA
19+
Part funded by the SFA, a small employer/learner contribution
Business • 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, 4 and 5
Engineering • Engineering – Levels 2 and 3
Retail • Retail – Level 2
New for 2014 – 2015 • Marketing – Level 2 and 3 • Sales – Level 2 • Floristry – Level 2 and 3 For more details contact 01491 634167 or email kwic@henleycol.ac.uk
All apprentices must be employed for a minimum of 30 hours per week. The National Apprenticeship wage is £2.68 per hour (£2.73 per hour from October 2014) 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 • Early Years Education and Care – Level 2 and 3 • Supporting Teaching and Learning – Levels 2 and 3 • Playwork – Levels 2 and 3
Hospitality and Catering • Professional Cookery – Levels 2 and 3 • Food and Beverage Service – Level 2 • Hospitality Supervision – Levels 3 and 4
Hairdressing
Are you an employer looking to take on an Apprentice? Contact Karen Wick on 01491 634170 or kwic@henleycol.ac.uk for more details
• Hairdressing – Levels 2 and 3 • Barbering – Level 2
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Business Professional development courses for those working within the business industry NVQ Diploma in Business Administration Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ 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 is a foundation for future progression into 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 is a foundation for future progression into a range of different roles involving business administration.
NVQ Diploma in Business Administration Level 4 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ Level 4 in Business Administration will give the learner an understanding of 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 is a foundation for future progression into 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 some time. It is suitable for those who have considerable customer service experience, for those who are changing their career path
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and for those who want recognition of their advanced skills and experience. This qualification is a foundation for future progression into a range of different roles involving customer contact.
NVQ Certificate in Team Leading Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ The aim of this qualification is to improve the learner’s skills, knowledge and overall performance in 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, those 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 improve the learner’s skills, knowledge and overall performance in 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, those who wish to gain a qualification that formally recognises their skills, those who manage a team and are responsible for its performance or middle managers who have a wider managerial role.
NVQ Diploma in Management Levels 4 and 5 ■ ▲ ★ ◆ Management Level 4 and 5 will give the learner an understanding of more advanced principles of management. The Diplomas are aimed at those who have moved into a managerial role at middle/senior management level and have operational responsibilities.
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Leisure and short Professional qualifications courses
Childcare, Teaching Assistants and Playwork Professional development courses for those working within the childcare industry Level 2 Certificate in an Introduction to Early Years Education and Care ■ ▲ ★ ◆
This qualification is designed to prepare learners to work with children between birth and five years. It will also teach the knowledge required for working with children of up to seven years.
Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator) ■ ▲ ★
NVQ Diploma in Playwork Level 2 ■ ▲ ★ This qualification is an introduction to the primary aspects of working in a supervised role in a play environment with children and young people aged 4–16 years. It provides an understanding of the importance of play and playwork in the lives of children and young people.
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 aged 4–16 years. It allows learners to gain an understanding of the management of play environments and the line management of other staff. The course will also cover the knowledge and skills needed for working unsupervised and will require the learner to demonstrate these in the workplace.
This qualification is designed to help learners build the knowledge and skills that are required for working with children and young people from birth to five years. It is designed for those with substantial experience of working in a childcare setting, or those working as Room Leaders. To do this course you will need GCSE Maths and English at grade A–C.
Level 4 Award in Playwork (NVQ) ■ ▲ ★ ◆
Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Children and Young People’s Services
The Award will provide 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.
This qualification will teach the skills and knowledge required to manage, practice and lead others in childcare settings. Learners will have the opportunity to choose from the following two pathways: Children and Young People’s Management Pathway, or Children and Young People’s Advanced Practice Pathway.
This qualification provides in-depth information about the role of the Level 4 Playworker when working with children and young people aged 4–16 years. 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.
Learners will gain the wider knowledge and skills required for leading a practice and supervising staff in a playwork setting. On completion, there is an option to progress to the Level 5 Diploma in Playwork.
Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools ■ ▲ ★
Level 5 Diploma in Playwork (NVQ)
This qualification is designed to help learners build the knowledge and skills required for 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.
This qualification builds on the knowledge and skills gained from completing 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 aged 4–16 years. The Diploma is suitable for playworkers who have a wide knowledge and understanding of working with children and young people, with a deep appreciation of playwork principles and practice.
Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools ■ ▲ ★ ◆
This advanced qualification is designed for those with a wider range of responsibilities, who are 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.
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Learners will acquire the higher level knowledge and skills needed for leading a practice and managing staff in a playwork setting. This includes developing professional practices, building relationships and personal development.
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Leisure and short Professional qualifications courses
Hospitality and Catering Professional development courses for those working within the hospitality industry 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, who wants to gain a well-respected and recognised industry qualification, or who 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, such as health and safety in a modern kitchen.
Level 3 Diploma in Professional Cookery – Preparation and Cooking ■ ▲ ★ ◆
The Diploma in Professional Cookery is a more advanced course covering complex recipes and will allow learners 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.
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, who wants to gain a well-respected and recognised industry qualification, or who 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 in a role working under supervision. They will have the opportunity to gain a formal qualification or increase their skills in order to progress to a more senior role. The learner will also develop a good understanding of health and safety in the workplace.
Level 2 Award in Food Safety This one-day course will include a 40 minute long multiplechoice exam designed to give all food handlers an appreciation of good hygiene practice. The Level 2 Award in Food Safety was previously called the Foundation or Basic Certificate in Food Hygiene.
Level 3 Food Safety for Supervisors The Level 3 Award in Food Safety for Supervisors is a two-day course. It will suit those who have worked in the catering industry for some time (possibly in a supervisory role where they have had responsibility for food safety) or those who want to develop their skills and gain a formal qualification, perhaps to move into a management role. Course
Course code
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Time
Start
Days
Cost
Food Safety Award Level 2
Weds 9.30– 4.30pm
19/11/14
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£65
Food Safety Award Level 2
Weds 9.30– 4.30pm
18/2/15
1
£65
Food Safety Award Level 2
Weds 9.30– 4.30pm
13/5/15
1
£65
Level 3 Food Safety for Supervisors in Catering
Tues/ 9.30– Weds 4.30pm
14 & !5/10/14
2
£75
Level 3 Food Safety for Supervisors in Catering
Tues/ 9.30– Weds 4.30pm
19 & 20/5/15
2
£75
Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Hospitality Supervision and Leadership ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This is a Level 3 qualification for people working in the hospitality industry in a supervisory position. The Level 3 qualification aims to broaden the learner’s existing knowledge and help them gain management skills.
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Hairdressing and Barbering Professional development courses for those working within the hairdressing industry 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. The Diploma in Hairdressing 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 progress in the industry. There are options to suit individual needs and aspirations and the opportunity to develop the skills required to become a senior stylist, if you’re already working in hairdressing.
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. This course will give 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 will 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 a view to advising clients where to get help and to recommend suitable products to use at home. The knowledge and skills acquired in this specialist area will benefit the learner in their professional career and enable them to provide an improved service to clients. No equipment required. The learner will need to source models for their assessment.
Level 4 Award: Provide Colour Correction Services ■ ◆ This award is suitable for any hairdresser who would like to improve their colouring skills to confidently carry out colour-correction procedures 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 highlights and lowlights. The learner will need to provide their own hairdressing equipment on the assessment days.
Level 2 Award: Perm and Neutralise Hair ■ ▲ ★ Suitable for hairdressers who would like to learn how to perm hair, or improve their current skills in this area. The course will give you the ability to confidently carry out perming techniques. You must hold an existing hairdressing qualification or have experience working as a hairdresser.
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Leisure and short Professional qualifications courses
Hair Up for Special Occasions A short course aimed at those who would like to do their own hair, or that of friends and family, for special occasions. The learner will gain some basic skills and ideas to help create a variety of different looks. This is a handson workshop, in a small group. Delivery can be flexible to meet the needs of those in the group. A hairdressing kit will be required comprising brushes, combs, grips, pins and clips.
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Course code
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Time
Level 4 Award: Provide Specialist Consultation Services for Hair and Scalp Conditions
Mon
Level 4 Award: Provide Colour Correction Services
Wks
Cost
2.00– 5.00pm
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£300
Wed
2.00– 5.00pm
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£300
Level 2 Award: Perm and Neutralise Hair
Wed
2.00– 5.00pm
8
£300
Hair Up for Special Occasions
Wed
2.00– 5.00pm
8
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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, management, coaching and mentoring. 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 fasttrack your progression and target training to your precise needs. 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 Level 2 Certificate in Team Leading ■ ▲ ★ 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.
Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management ■ ▲ ★ ◆ The ILM Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management has been designed to develop the leadership and management skills of practicing or aspiring first-time managers.
Level 4 Certificate in Leadership and Management ■ ▲ ★ ◆ The ILM Level 4 Certificate in Leadership and Management has been designed to help participants develop a wide range of middle management and leadership skills.
Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management ■ ▲ ★ ◆
Level 3 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This qualification is designed for junior managers seeking to gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to coach and mentor people. It could also be an ideal starting point for those considering a career in coaching and mentoring. There are six mandatory units in this qualification. Two of the units focus on understanding good practice in workplace coaching and mentoring, exploring the role of a coach and mentor, the processes they follow and the qualities and abilities required. There are two units that reflect on the learner’s own skills as a coach or mentor in the workplace, introducing tools and techniques to develop and improve their practice. Finally, there are two units which require each learner to plan and carry out 36 hours of coaching and mentoring, with supervision and support. Course
Course code
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Time
Level 2 Certificate in Team Leading
Mon
Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management
Start
Wks
Cost
6.30pm– 15/9/14 8.30pm
9
£480
Mon
6.30pm– 1/12/14 8.30pm
12
£724
Level 4 Certificate in Leadership and Management
Wed
6.30pm– 17/9/14 8.30pm
19
£831
Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management
Tues
9.30am– 4.30pm
20/1/15
4
£1140
Level 3 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring
Thurs
9.30am– 4.30pm
25/9/14
4
£900
The ILM Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management has been designed to give practising managers a solid foundation for their formal development. Learners will build up a wide range of basic middle management skills and will gain 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 suitable 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, work-based learning and the voluntary sector. The PTLLS 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 Monday 8 September 2014 and Monday 23 March 2015. 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 Sector (DTLLS) ■ ▲ ★ (60 Credits including 6 PTLLS credits)
The Level 5 Diploma is suitable for those aiming to achieve the full QTLS (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 no formal examinations.
Entry requirements • A skill specific qualification at Level 3. • Successful completion of 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.
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 is taken, to become a fully-qualified assessor learners must complete all of the following three units listed on the following page.
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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.
Level 4 Award in the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice ■ ▲ ★ ◆ This course consists of two units. You will need to be responsible for at least two assessors. The first unit is theorybased and the second is 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.
The cost of the qualification, if completing all three units at once, is £550.
Various dates throughout the year. For more information please email Toni O’Toole: toto@henleycol.ac.uk
Please note that at times we are able to provide students for trainees to assess. We cannot guarantee students will be available when required, so please enquire before enrolment.
Cost £550.
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 a qualification at minimum 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 possess that show competence in your occupational area.
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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)
PT14-PTLLA
Mon
6pm– 9pm
15/9/14
12
£390
Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)
PT14-PTLLB
Mon
6pm– 9pm
6/7/15
12
£390
Year One of the Diploma in Teaching on the Lifelong Learning Sectors (DTLLS)
PT14-DTLL
Mon
5.30pm –9pm
13/1/15
27
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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 four examinations. There are no special requirements to study on this course; enthusiasm and a willingness to study independently 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 topics 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 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.
Functional Skills Functional Skills are intended to provide the essential skills in English, Mathematics and ICT that enable everyone to deal with the practical problems and challenges of life, at home, in education and at work.
Functional Skills – Maths This course will help you to understand your current ability and focus on areas requiring more work. You will be able to gradually build up your skills and qualifications in maths, taking assignments and tests when you are ready, working towards the Level 2 Functional Maths test. You will learn about: numbers (rounding and estimating), calculations (adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing), fractions (decimals and percentages), perimeter, area and volume, 2D & 3D shapes, ratio and scale drawings, metric measures, formula, handling data (charts, tables and graphs), test technique and revision.
Functional Skills – English The Functional Skills English qualifications are designed to give learners the literacy skills to operate confidently, effectively and independently in education, work and everyday life.
Component 1: Speaking, Listening and Communication Students will learn to read and understand a range of straightforward texts. Assessment will made by the completion of a formal and an informal discussion. During these activities, students will need to meet all the Level 1 criteria at least once.
Component 3: Writing Students will learn to write a range of texts to communicate information, ideas and opinions, using formats and styles suitable for their purpose and audience. For assessment, students will complete two writing tasks in two separate contexts. 40% of the marks from each task will be allocated to spelling, punctuation and grammar.
Functional Skills – ICT This course covers word processing, Excel spreadsheets, Access database, PowerPoint presentations, Publisher, internet and email, ICT basics and using Windows at Level 2. You will gain a good knowledge of each topic giving you the opportunity to use the skills acquired to progress to a higher level course. Functional Skills and GCSE Maths and English courses are available free of charge to those who do not already have a Level 2 (GCSE Grade C or above) in these subjects. Please note a £3 registration fee will apply. Dates on application or visit our website for more details.
Component 2: Reading Students will learn to read and understand a range of straightforward texts. For assessment, students will answer questions on two texts (one narrative, one informative) based on a single context.
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
GCSE English
PT14-ENGGC
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
30
£160/ free
GCSE Maths
PT14-MATPM
Wed
7pm– 9pm
17/9/14
30
£160/ free
Sociology AS/A2
PT14-SOCFT
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
15/9/14
30
£320
Psychology A Level
PT14-PSYFT
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
17/9/14
30
£320
Law AS/A2
PT14-LAWFT
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
17/9/14
30
£320
Wed
1.15pm– 10/9/14 4.15pm
32
£320
English PT14-ELLFT Language & Literature AS/A2
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Arts and Crafts Ceramics This course is suitable for both beginners and more experienced potters. You will learn and develop new skills to produce finished ceramic pieces. You will gain a sound knowledge of a ceramics workshop and the processes used. You will be encouraged to explore the properties of clay using a variety of forming and decorating techniques including: throwing, coiling, slabbing, slip-casting, slip trailing, glazing and on-glaze painting. Beginners will learn the basic techniques and more advanced students will develop their own ideas with the advice and guidance of the tutor. During each session you will receive individual feedback and discussion about your work. There is no formal assessment on this course. This is a practical workshop-based course with group and individual demonstrations of a variety of techniques. You will work on your own designs at a pace appropriate to your skill level and experience with individual tutor guidance.
Creative Stained Glass Students will learn how to make a stained glass panel using traditional tools and materials. This is a practical craft subject and is suitable for beginners and anyone wishing to improve their skills and work on an individual project. Students will spend some time developing their own designs. You will learn how to cut coloured glass, assemble the pieces together with lead, solder the lead and cement the panel. Students will work at their own pace on their chosen project. The tutor will provide the materials needed to make a panel. This will include boxes of coloured glass, lead, solder, cement and other items of equipment needed. Tools will be available to use. The cost of making a panel which is approximately A3 in size is £50, payable to the tutor at the start of the term. If you make more than one piece you will be charged accordingly. You will be required to bring a few items of equipment along and must have the following for the course: • piece of 4mm plain glass – to use as an easel to view the glass while cutting (horticultural glass is cheaper than window glass) • piece of 10–15mm thick chipboard – to use as a glazing board • two battens of wood approximately 12mm x 25mm to use as glazing supports (these are fixed along two edges of the chipboard – do not fix battens to the board prior to the course) • small hammer and some 25mm panel pins • small amount of plasticine (not blue tac) • protective eye glasses to wear when glass cutting.
Introduction to Stained Glass This is a practical course and suitable for beginners. You will start by making a simple starter piece and also a small copper foil ornament: cutting and grinding the glass, using an easel, glazing the pieces together with lead and then soldering and cementing. For the remainder of the course you will be able to work on an individual project, either from some prepared designs or using your own ideas. Students must have the following items for the course: • piece of 4mm plain glass – to use as an easel to view the glass while cutting (horticultural glass is cheaper than window glass) • piece of 10–15mm thick chipboard – to use as a glazing board • two battens of wood approximately 12mm x 25mm to use as glazing supports (these are fixed along two edges of the chipboard – do not fix battens to the board prior to the course) • small hammer and some 25mm panel pins • small amount of plasticine (not blue tac) • protective eye glasses to wear when glass cutting. Glass and chip board sizes These should be roughly 400mm x 290mm for an A3 sized panel. If you wish to make something larger, please contact the tutor for advice.
Upcycling Cans into Jewellery and Decorations You will learn how to turn empty drink cans into beautiful flowers, brooches and tree decorations by using simple tools like pliers and scissors to manipulate the cans into something new. In the first lesson you will make a brooch and a flower. In the second lesson you will make a fabric brooch using the base of the can as the structure. In the third lesson you will make some tree hanging decorations.
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For the first class you will need a minimum of two washedout drink cans. For the second class you will need: • scrap pieces of fabric or felt • beads or buttons for decoration (packs will be available from your tutor for £1.50). For the second class you will need: • scrap pieces of fabric or felt • beads or buttons for decoration (packs will be available from your tutor for £1.50). For the third lesson you will need: • minimum of two cans • bottle cap and a few buttons (also available from your tutor). The tutor will provide some pliers and scissors, but you are welcome to bring your own for personal use.
Making 3D Felt and Embroidery Artwork This course is suitable for complete beginners. You will learn how to design and make a 3D embroidered cushion or picture. Through demonstrations and worked examples you will be shown a range of hand embroidery stitches. You will practice these by making an owl keyring and a needle case for the safekeeping of your embroidery needles. These two items will be made from a kit provided by your tutor. Once you are confident with the stitches, you will learn how to design and make your own unique 3D picture or cushion for a favourite room, or as a gift for a loved one. During the course you will pick up lots of useful techniques, including transferring your design on to felt using a template and applique, then stuffing it for a 3D finish. Each lesson you will need:
Recycled Paper Jewellery Turn old newspapers or magazines into beautiful new jewellery items. You will learn how to manipulate the paper into beads and other decorative shapes. In the first lesson you will be shown techniques to make a range of paper beads, with this you will make two pairs of earrings. In the second week you will make a necklace, the third week a brooch and in the fourth week you will make an embellishment.
• embroidery hoop • basic sewing kit: pins, small paper scissors, fabric cutting scissors, embroidery needles • embroidery thread (available to buy from your tutor 20p per colour for 8 metres) • stuffing • buttons – optional. For the second lesson you will need your own felt for your personal design.
For the first class you will need:
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Wks
Cost
• one old magazine and one old newspaper • a pencil • paper scissors • glue stick • 30 cm ruler • beads and buttons for finishing touches (available from the tutor).
Ceramics
PT14-ARMC1
Wed
6.30pm– 10/9/14 9pm
10
£120
Ceramics
PT14-ARMC2
Wed
6.30pm– 28/1/14 9pm
10
£120
Introduction to Stained Glass
PT14-ARSTG
Mon
7.30pm– 9.30pm
22/9/14
10
£140
Creative Stained Glass
PT14-ARSTC
Mon
7pm– 9pm
19/1/15
10
£130
Upcycling Cans into Jewellery and Decorations
PT14-ARUC1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
6/10/14
3
£50
Upcycling Cans into Jewellery and Decorations
PT14-ARUC2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
6/5/15
3
£50
Recycled Paper PT14-ARPJ1 Jewellery
Wed
7pm– 9pm
5/11/14
4
£55
Recycled Paper PT14-ARPJ2 Jewellery
Mon
7pm– 9pm
2/3/15
4
£55
Making 3D Felt PT14-ARFE1 and Embroidery Artwork
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
5
£65
Making 3D Felt PT14-ARFE2 and Embroidery Artwork
Mon
7pm– 9pm
1/6/15
5
£65
Kanzashi
PT14-ARKA1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
1/10/14
4
£60
Kanzashi
PT14-ARKA2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
2/3/15
4
£60
Kanzashi Kanzashi is a traditional silk flower making technique from Japan, popular with Geishas. This ornamentation is based on origami, using small squares of fabric instead of folded paper. Learning the art of Kanzashi is an opportunity to express yourself creatively and enjoy making a unique gift. Often the most cherished presents, accessories and clothes are handmade. You will need to bring the following to class: ribbon (satin, crepe satin, organza), ruler, scissors, tweezers, needle and thread (colours suitable for your project), beads, rhinestones or other accessories for finishing touches, hairclip or hairband base.
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Business E Commerce If you are looking to start your own business, then why not begin with an e-commerce course to learn the necessary skills and knowledge to embark on setting up an e-commerce website. Jargon busting is a big part of the course, so you will learn how to speak the right ‘lingo’. You will receive guidance on how to avoid the pitfalls when signing up to buy a website address, or hosting package. The course will also explain what a ‘front-end’ and ‘backend’ of a website is. Marketing and social media will be taught throughout the course. Whether you have a website up-and-running, or are looking to start an e-commerce website, this course is suitable for beginners or those with a medium level knowledge of the subject. Practical examples will be supplied with plenty of individual and group activities to help your understanding.
Institute of Certified Bookkeepers Level II Certificate in Bookkeeping Are you looking for a career change or do you want to learn how to keep the books for your own business? The Level II Certificate in Bookkeeping covers the basic principles of single and double entry bookkeeping and its application to business in both a manual and a computerised system. It is the first rung on the ladder towards becoming a professionally qualified bookkeeper. No prior bookkeeping knowledge is assumed at this level, but students must have basic numerical skills. For a full syllabus please see www.bookkeepers.org.uk The assessment for the qualification will comprise three online tests taken during the course. There is also a requirement for self-study to complete assignments and for revision. Successful candidates need to pass all three tests to gain the full qualification which will lead to the offer to upgrade their student ICB membership to Affiliate Member and the award of the designatory letters AfICB. The course fee includes student membership to the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers and course materials. There is an additional cost of £60 for exam fees.
Sales and Marketing 101 A detailed overview of the world of sales and marketing, changes in the market, the marketing 4 and 7 P’s, commercial success, advertising, channel marketing, AIDA effect and 7 steps to selling, advanced/modern selling and digital marketing. This course is suitable for junior/mid-level executives, those who are self-employed and those just wanting to know more. The course will also cover career options.
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Residential and Property Management 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 learn more about their legal rights and safeguarding themselves in the event of anything untoward happening during the process of letting a property. This will include knowledge and awareness of criminal activities for which an agent or landlord can be held accountable. Topics covered will include: advertising property, tenancy agreement, tenants’ fundamental rights, eviction, safety obligations, handling deposit money, collecting rent and inventories. Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
E Commerce
PT14-BSECM
Mon
6.30pm– 22/9/14 7.30pm
8
£60
Institute of Certified Bookkeepers Level II Certificate in Bookkeeping
PT14-VQBK2
Weds 7pm– 9.30pm
17/9/14
33
£350
Sales and Marketing 101
PT14-VQSAM
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
10
£125
Residential and Property Management
PT14-BSPR1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
8/9/14
3
£75
Residential and Property Management
PT14-BSPR2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
23/2/15
3
£75
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Cookery Cake Decorating Techniques This course is suitable for those who are interested in cake decorating and who would like to learn how to create inspiring and exciting cake designs. Students will learn the basic but essential techniques of cake decorating, discovering simple yet effective ways of decorating cakes with confidence. You will need to provide: ingredients for the task each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your cakes home.
Ready Steady Cook This course will teach you how to cook tasty, low-fat meals in minutes. You will learn quick and easy recipes that are full of flavour and use healthy ingredients. You will need to provide: ingredients for the recipe each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your food home.
Multicultural Foods This course is aimed at individuals with an enthusiasm for cooking and an interest in learning the secrets of producing multicultural dishes. Students will learn how to experiment with ingredients and make recipes from a variety of countries. You will need to provide: ingredients for the recipe each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your food home.
Street Foods ‘Food on the Move’. Learn how to cook simple, economical and fun dishes that are quick and easy to prepare. This course will introduce you to delicious and authentic fare from all over the world. You will need to provide: ingredients for the recipe each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your food home.
Real Fast Foods This course will introduce students to a selection of recipes that are easy to follow and cook. These simple meals are a healthy alternative to ‘fast foods’ such as pizza or hamburgers and can be produced quickly using a few fresh ingredients and store cupboard items. Most of the dishes included can be made in approximately 30 minutes and will feed two people. You will need to provide: ingredients for the recipe each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your food home. Course
Course code
Day
Cake Decorating Techniques
PT14-LCAKD
Ready Steady Cook
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Weds 7pm– 9pm
20/5/15
6
£80
PT14-LRSCK
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
6
£80
Multicultural Foods
PT14-LMFDS
Weds 7pm– 9pm
25/2/15
5
£75
Street Foods
PT14-LSTFD
Mon
7pm– 9pm
23/2/15
5
£75
Fine Wine and Food Design
PT14-LFWIN
Weds 7pm– 9pm
17/9/14
6
£80
Real Fast Foods
PT14-LFAST
Mon
1/6/15
5
£75
7pm– 9pm
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Fine Wine and Food Design Learn how to cook for an evening of entertaining. This course will introduce you to a collection of recipes that use simple ingredients to create impressive dishes. You will need to provide: ingredients for the recipe each week, tea towels, dish cloths, washing-up liquid and a container for taking your food home.
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Counselling One Day Workshop in the Use of Counselling Skills This one day counselling skills workshop is a stand-alone workshop for CPD. It will give an insight into counselling for those who are considering it as a career. The workshop day will cover: 1. Basic counselling skills. 2. The importance of confidentiality and its limitations. 3. Body language. 4. Understanding boundaries. 5. Putting theory into practice. The day will include both theory and practice. Attendees will take part in practice sessions and will have a basic grounding in counselling skills.
Who is the workshop for? Professionals in caring roles, HR and customer service, as well as those who wish to pursue a career in counselling.
Entry requirements There are no entry requirements. A certificate of attendance will be awarded on completion of the workshop. Please note: This is not a qualification. Those considering further training after this workshop may like to consider the CPCAB Introduction to Counselling.
CPCAB Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills This introduction to counselling can be taken as a standalone course, or as the first step towards professional counselling training. There are seven core units: 1. Work within the limitations of the helping role. 2. Establish boundaries for helping work. 3. Communicate empathic understanding. 4. Focus on the helpee’s agenda. 5. Understand the importance of self-awareness in helping work. 6. Use listening and responding skills. 7. Use review and feedback to develop initial counselling skills.
Entry requirements There are no entry requirements for this course. Students will need to provide a file for their portfolio of evidence. The awarding body for this course is The Counselling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body www.cpcab.co.uk Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
One Day Workshop in the Use of Counselling Skills
PT14-LWCS1
Sat
10am– 4.30pm
20/9/14
1
£55
One Day Workshop in the Use of Counselling Skills
PT14-LWCS2
Sat
10am– 4.30pm
17/1/15
1
£55
CPCAB Introduction to Counselling 10 Week Course
PT14-VQCO1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
1/10/14
10
£140
CPCAB Introduction to Counselling 10 Week Course
PT14-VQCO2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
21/1/15
10
£140
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Assessment Candidates will be expected to develop a portfolio of evidence that covers the above units. This will be through a reflective journal (completed each week), triad practice work and feedback. There will also be a self-review assessment at the end of the course.
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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 a 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. 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.
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Introduction to Writing Fiction
PT14-LWRF1
Wed
7.30pm– 9.30pm
10/9/14
7
£79
Introduction to Writing Fiction
PT14-LWRF2
Wed
7.30pm– 9.30pm
28/1/15
7
£79
Introduction to Writing Fiction
PT14-LWRF3
Wed
7.30pm– 9.30pm
29/4/15
7
£79
Advanced Fiction Writing
PT14-LWRA1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
8/9/14
8
£85
Advanced Fiction Writing
PT14-LWRA2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
19/1/15
8
£85
Advanced Fiction Writing
PT14-LWRA3
Mon
7pm– 9pm
11/5/15
8
£85
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Drawing and Painting Acrylic Painting This course will explore several different techniques of painting with acrylics including studying composition, colour, colour mixing and observation. Subject matter will include still life and figurative painting. During the course you will need to bring with you a range of acrylic brushes of varying sizes, pencils, a mixed pack of acrylic paints, acrylic paper and a stretched canvas.
Introduction to Botanical Art The focus of this course 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 pen and ink. The approach will be a mixture of conventional botanical art and free expression. It is suitable for beginners and above. You will need to provide watercolours including: ultramarine, hooker’s green, cadmium red, alizarin crimson, lemon yellow, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, cobalt blue. You will also need a selection of watercolour brushes including one flat for flat washes, a selection of pencils from HB – 6B pencils, a watercolour pad and a sketch pad and putty rubber. A colour wheel is helpful, but not a must.
Life Studies This course is suitable for those with some experience of life drawing. 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.
Life Drawing and Painting This is a figure drawing and painting course suitable for all levels of experience, from beginners to more experienced artists. The class offers 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. Course
Course code Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Acrylic Painting
PT14-ARAC1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
22/9/14
10
£105
Acrylic Painting
PT14-ARAC2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
4/2/15
10
£105
Introduction to Botanical Art
PT14-ARBA1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
10
£105
Introduction to Botanical Art
PT14-ARBA2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
2/2/15
10
£105
Life Studies
PT14-LIFS4
Wed
7.15pm– 9.15pm
24/9/14
10
£140
Life Studies
PT14-LIFS5
Wed
7.15pm– 9.15pm
28/1/15
10
£140
Life Drawing and Painting
PT14-LIFS1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
29/9/14
10
£140
Life Drawing and Painting
PT14-LIFS2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
26/1/15
10
£140
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Delivery is in the main by individual help, but there are some demonstrations and handouts. Students should bring an A2 or A3 sketchpad, 4B–6B pencils and a putty rubber. Paper, charcoal and occasionally other media are provided by the College and included in the fee.
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Fashion and Textiles Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling This course will teach you how to make alterations to garments and how to upcycle and recycle pre-loved items. The classes will cover basic hand and machine sewing, hemming and button sewing. Students will learn how to alter and update an old or second hand garment giving it a new lease of life, including adding trim and decoration. You will need to provide a sewing kit consisting of scissors, needles, pins, threads and a tape measure. You will also need to bring a garment for alteration and any trim you would like to add. Beginners welcome.
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Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling Workshop This is a great workshop for those who wish to learn how to make alterations to garments and how to upcycle and recycle pre-loved items. The classes will cover basic hand and machine sewing, hemming and button sewing. Students will learn how to alter and update an old or second hand garment giving it a new lease of life, including adding trim and decoration. You will need to provide a sewing kit consisting of scissors, needles, pins, threads and a tape measure. You will also need to bring a garment for alteration and any trim you would like to add.
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 handsewn 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 (organza flowers) you will need: • basic sewing kit: needles, pins, small sharp scissors, sewing thread • scraps of organza and any synthetic satins you may have for petals (also available from your tutor) • beads and buttons (for the centre of the flower).
Beginners welcome.
Vintage Inspired Sewing – Retro Soft Toys/Cushions This workshop will be of interest to anyone who enjoys crafting. Students will learn how to make something fun and unique using a variety of techniques. The classes will cover: • designing and sketching out ideas • the process of cutting a pattern, creating and finishing an on-trend retro soft toy/cushion • making, thrifting, collecting and crafting using remnants of fabric, vintage finds, trims, buttons, lace, ribbon and felts. You will need to provide a sewing kit that includes: needles, pins, scissors, thread, tape measure, pencil case of pencils and pens, a selection of fabrics/old garments, trim/ decoration to upcycle and a bag of cushion filler. Some sewing experience would be an advantage. Beginners welcome.
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.
Have Fun with Fabrics 2 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 techniques for creating images of houses and other buildings, including foundation piecing, applique and crazy patchwork. Projects will be handsewn 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
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• scraps of cotton fabrics suitable for houses, etc • half metre of pre-washed and ironed calico.
Make a Little Fairy Costume This is a design workshop that will teach you how to make a tutu, wings and wand for your little fairy. You will work through designing and sketching your ideas, cutting a pattern, making and finishing the outfit. You will need to provide a sewing kit that includes: needles, pins, scissors, thread, tape measure and pencils and pens, 3 metres of tulle, 3 metres of dress net, 0.5 metres of a contrasting fabric for the waistband and ribbon, lace, trim and beads for decoration. You will also need the measurements of the child for whom the outfit is being made.
This course is suitable for complete beginners. You will learn how to design and make a 3D embroidered cushion or picture. Through demonstrations and worked examples you will be shown a range of hand embroidery stitches. You will practice these by making an owl keyring and a needle case for the safekeeping of your embroidery needles. These two items will be made from a kit provided by your tutor. Once you are confident with the stitches, you will learn how to design and make your own unique 3D picture or cushion for a favourite room, or as a gift for a loved one. During the course you will pick up lots of useful techniques, including transferring your design on to felt using a template and applique, then stuffing it for a 3D finish. Each lesson you will need: • embroidery hoop • basic sewing kit: pins, small paper scissors, fabric cutting scissors, embroidery needles • embroidery thread (available to buy from your tutor, 20p per colour for 8 metres) • stuffing • buttons – optional. For the second lesson you will need felt for your personal design.
T-Shirt Textiles Workshop During this course you will learn about hand painting, applique and decoration. You will explore design ideas and experiment with fabric and fabric paints, stencils, trims, beads and jewels. You will need to provide a t-shirt for decoration and a pencil case of pens and pencils.
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If you love to sew, but don’t have the time or desire to make clothing, this course will teach you how to create your own unique and original hand-stitched jewellery. Enjoy using techniques such as stitching, braiding and knotting to complete projects with a fresh and modern twist. You will need to provide a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, fastenings (zips, buttons), fabric, scissors and snips. You will also need a pen and paper for note taking. There will be a supply of these items available for use in class, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home.
Corsetry
Making 3D Felt and Embroidery Artwork
Beginners are welcome.
Felt, Fabric and Fibre Jewellery
Learn basic corsetry construction and experiment with decorative techniques using a computerised embroidery machine and an embellisher. You will need to provide a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, fabric scissors and snips and pattern paper. You will also need a pen and paper for note taking. There is a supply of these items available for use, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home. You will also need to purchase fabric and other sundries for your corset, this will be discussed at the first class.
Applique Upcycle your old clothing into beautiful and unique appliqued pictures or cards. Learn how to have fun with applique and create exciting designs. You will need to bring with you a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, fastenings (buttons, zips) bondaweb, a selection of old clothing, fabric scissors and snips. You will also need to bring a pen and paper for note taking. There is a supply of these items available for use, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home.
Manipulating Fabrics This course will teach you a variety of different ways to experiment with and shape fabrics to create stunning 3D or textured fabrics. You will learn how to use these fun and exciting techniques to create unique interior design products. You will need to provide a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, fabric scissors
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and snips. You will also need to bring a pen and paper for note taking. There is a supply of these items available for use, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home.
Stray Sock Sewing
You will need to bring to class as many stray socks as you can find (all shapes, colours and sizes, including thick woolly tights). You will also need to provide a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, buttons, ribbons, fabric scissors and snips. You will also need to bring a pen and paper for note taking. There is a supply of these items available for use, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home.
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling
PT14-ARCY1
Wed
6.30pm– 17/9/14 9pm
Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling
PT14-ARCY2
Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling Workshop
PT14-ARCY3
Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling Workshop
PT14-ARCY4
Clothing Alterations for Beginners, Upcycling and Recycling
PT14-ARCY5
Vintage inspired Sewing – Retro Soft Toys/Cushions
PT14-ARST1
Sat
1pm– 5pm
20/9/14
1
£35
Vintage inspired Sewing – Retro Soft Toys/Cushions
PT14-ARST2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
20/4/14
2
£35
Vintage inspired Sewing – Retro Soft Toys/Cushions
PT14-ARST3
Sat
1pm– 5pm
13/6/15
1
£35
Have Fun with Fabrics 1
PT14-ARFV1
Wed
7pm– 9.15pm
1/10/14
5
£65
Wed
Sat
Wed
Working through a fashion design project, this course will be an introduction to research, mood boards, development sketches and producing illustrations. You will need to provide a sketch book, pencils, pens and a glue stick. Beginners welcome.
This course will teach you how to make unique dolls and creatures from old, stray socks. This is the perfect way to use odd socks that you may have left over after washing. It is a fun course that allows you to tinker and be creative.
Sat
Fashion Designing
1pm– 5pm
Start
8/11/14
You will need to provide a basic sewing kit including: tailors’ chalk, hand needles, tape measure, pins (preferably glass headed), assorted threads, fabric scissors and snips. You will need to bring with you a pen and paper for note taking. There is a supply of these items available for use, but it is advisable for students to invest in a personal kit to enable work on projects at home.
Cost
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
6
£99
Have Fun with Fabrics 2
PT14-ARFV2
Wed
7pm– 9.15pm
14/1/15
5
£65
Make a Little Fairy Costume
PT14-ARFC1
Sat
1pm– 5pm
4/10/14
2
£50
Make a Little Fairy Costume
PT14-ARFC2
Sat
1pm– 5pm
25/4/15
2
£50
Make a Little Fairy Costume
PT14-ARFC3
Mon
7pm– 9pm
1/6/15
4
£50
Making 3D Felt PT14-ARFE1 and Embroidery Artwork
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
5
£65
Making 3D Felt PT14-ARFE2 and Embroidery Artwork
Mon
7pm– 9pm
1/6/15
5
£65
T-Shirt Textiles Workshop
PT14-ARTS1
Sat
1pm– 5pm
7/2/15
1
£35
T-Shirt Textiles Workshop
PT14-ARTS2
Sat
1pm– 5pm
16/5/15
1
£35
Felt, Fabric and Fibre Jewellery
PT14-ARFFF
Weds 7pm– 9pm
22/4/15
4
£65
Corsetry
PT14-ARCOR
Weds 7pm– 9pm
5/11/14
10
£125
Applique
PT14-ARAP1
Sat
9.30am– 1.30pm
27/9/14
1
£40
Applique
PT14-ARAP2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
11/5/15
2
£40
Manipulating Fabrics
PT14-ARFAB
Mon
7pm– 9pm
3/11/14
4
£65
Stray Sock Sewing
PT14-LSOCK
Sat
10am– 1pm
24/1/15
2
£45
Fashion Designing
PT14-ARFAD
Mon
6.30pm– 15/9/14 9pm
6
£125
Homestyling
PT14ARSTY
Mon
7pm– 9pm
4
£65
2
6
1pm– 5pm
6
6.30pm– 3/6/15 9pm
This course will teach you how to make a beautiful and stylish collection of accessories to brighten up your home. Learn how to make a set of charming cushions, bags, place mats, fragrant fruits and quirky toys that will add a little ‘joie de vivre’ to any home.
Wks
6.30pm– 25/2/15 9pm
7/3/15
Homestyling
6
£65
£99
£65
£99
12/1/15
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
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First Aid
Paediatric First Aid Cache Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid. This two-day course is designed to teach professional child carers and parents how to effectively provide first aid to infants and children. The course combines both practical training and theory. The Cache Level 3 Award is Ofsted recognised. The course will include the following topics: • first aid priorities • managing incidents • basic life support – baby, child and adult • choking • casualty examination • unconsciousness • anaphylaxis • fractures • control bleeding and shock • asthma
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• 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
Cost
Paediatric First Aid
PT14-VQPF1
Thurs/ Fri
9.30am– 4.30pm
27 & 28/11/14
£65
Paediatric First Aid
PT14-VQPF2
Thurs/ Fri
9.30am– 4.30pm
26 & 27/2/15
£65
Paediatric First Aid
PT14-VQPF3
Thurs/ Fri
9.30am– 4.30pm
4 & 5/6/15
£65
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Fitness, Dance and Exercise Power Yoga Power Yoga a dynamic and fun class that uses a unique series of postures that flow together to improve strength, stamina, balance and flexibility. The class is suitable for all fitness and flexibility levels and all ages. It will challenge your limits, both mentally and physically. With regular practice you will make rapid progress and will feel the benefits of power yoga in all areas of your life.
Just Jhoom Fitness Just Jhoom Fitness is a vibrant work out inspired by the glitz and glamour of Bollywood films. It is a fun and energetic dance class aimed at all levels of fitness and age. It starts with a warm up, followed by a number of routines, finishing with a yoga inspired cool down. If you want to get fit and have some fun, why not give it a try?
Pilates Do you want to reshape your body, release tension and stress, help alleviate joint and back pain, or do you simply enjoy movement? This class offers a gentle, balanced workout for all ages and fitness levels. Pilates uses the deep core muscles to help improve balance, flexibility, mobility and build up muscle tone and strength. Classes will have a maximum of 12 students, with lesson plans choreographed to suit the needs of each individual. A ‘hands-on’ approach is used to teach good movement and alignment skills. You will need to wear comfortable clothing and socks. Clothing must not be too loose as your alignment will be observed during class. All other equipment will be provided. Suitable for beginners.
Nordic Walking – Beginners This course will give you the opportunity to experience a new way to get fit and stay fit, with all the benefits of being outdoors. A growing sport in the UK, Nordic Walking uses poles to add an extra dimension to walking by working the arms, back and abdominal muscles, as well as the legs. The method burns between 20% and 45% more calories than walking alone. It’s an ideal outdoor activity for people of all fitness levels and will benefit those who are new to physical activity, or those who already undertake regular
exercise. Mastering the Nordic Walking technique will give you a full body workout, without the need of a treadmill. On this course, you will learn the International Nordic Walking Association (INWA) ’10 step method’. The class will use the College playing field (off Deanfield Road) which offers a safe environment for teaching the Nordic Walking technique and the opportunity to put it into practice on local footpaths. Walkers will need to wear comfortable clothes (suitable for the weather conditions) and trainers/trail shoes. Nordic walking poles for use in the beginners’ classes will be provided. The instructor is British Nordic Walking qualified and Nordic Walking UK accredited.
Nordic Walking – Improvers If you already have some Nordic Walking experience, then you will know that it is a great way to get fit and stay fit, whilst enjoying all the benefits of being outdoors. This class is aimed at those who would like to improve and build on their existing skills. This short course will focus on refreshing and improving your Nordic Walking technique in a friendly, energetic environment so that you can benefit further from the activity. Mastering the Nordic Walking technique will give you a full body workout, without the need of a treadmill. The class will use the College playing field (off Deanfield Road) which offers a safe environment for developing your technique and the opportunity to put it into practice on the local footpaths. Walkers will need to wear comfortable clothes (suitable for the weather conditions) and trainers/trail shoes. Nordic walking poles are available for hire from the instructor. The instructor is British Nordic Walking qualified and Nordic Walking UK accredited.
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Fun Dance for Adults
Contemporary Dance
Come and have fun and get fit by learning a variety of dance routines to music from the 70s, 80s and 90s. No dance experience needed, just a sense of fun.
This is a contemporary class designed for dancers with some experience. It is ideal for those studying Dance at GCSE who wish to continue their Dance studies at A Level/ BTEC at The Henley College. The class will be challenging and focus on developing strength, stamina and flexibility and enhancing the qualities needed to execute the different styles within Contemporary Dance.
Please wear comfortable clothing and trainers and bring a bottle of water.
Street Dance for Children 8+
The class is aimed at 15 years upwards.
This is a fun and energetic class for children wanting to learn the latest dance moves. The base technique is jazz with a street edge. This course will teach the basics of street dance including locking, waving, tutting, stepping, and breaks. Students will also learn one or two pieces of choreography. Suitable for beginners and those with dance experience. Please ensure your child wears comfortable clothes and trainers and brings water. Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Wks
Cost
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG1
Wed
7pm– 8pm
10/9/14
7
£42
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD1
Wed
5.45pm– 17/9/14 6.45pm
6
£36
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG2
Wed
7pm– 8pm
5/11/14
7
£42
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD2
Wed
5.45pm– 5/11/14 6.45pm
7
£42
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG3
Wed
7pm– 8pm
14/1/15
5
£30
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD3
Wed
5.45pm– 14/1/15 6.45pm
5
£30
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG4
Wed
7pm– 8pm
25/2/15
5
£30
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD4
Wed
5.45pm– 25/2/15 6.45pm
5
£30
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG5
Wed
7pm– 8pm
15/4/15
6
£36
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD5
Wed
5.45pm– 15/4/15 6.45pm
6
£36
Power Yoga
PT14-FDYG6
Wed
7pm– 8pm
3/6/15
6
£36
Fun Dance for Adults
PT14-FDAD6
Wed
5.45pm– 3/6/15 6.45pm
6
£36
Just Jhoom Fitness
PT14-FDJH1
Mon
5.30pm– 8/9/14 6.30pm
7
£42
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD8
Wed
4.45pm– 17/9/14 5.30pm
6
£36
Just Jhoom Fitness
PT14-FDJH2
Mon
5.30pm– 3/11/14 6.30pm
7
£42
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD1
Wed
4.45pm– 5/11/14 5.30pm
7
£42
Just Jhoom Fitness
PT14-FDJH3
Mon
5.30pm– 12/1/15 6.30pm
5
£30
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD2
Wed
4.45pm– 14/1/15 5.30pm
5
£30
Just Jhoom Fitness
PT14-FDJH4
Mon
5.30pm– 23/2/15 6.30pm
8
£48
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD3
Wed
4.45pm– 25/2/15 5.30pm
5
£30
Just Jhoom Fitness
PT14-FDJH5
Mon
5.30pm– 1/6/15 6.30pm
6
£36
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD4
Wed
4.45pm– 15/4/15 5.30pm
6
£36
Pilates
PT14-FDPL1
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
17/9/14
6
£48
Street Dance for Children 8+
PT14-FDSD5
Wed
4.45pm– 3/6/15 5.30pm
6
£36
Pilates
PT14-FDPL2
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
5/11/14
7
£56
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD1
Tue
5.30pm– 16/9/14 6.30pm
6
£50
Pilates
PT14-FDPL3
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
14/1/15
5
£40
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD2
Tue
5.30pm– 4/11/14 6.30pm
6
£50
Pilates
PT14-FDPL4
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
25/2/15
5
£40
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD3
Tue
5.30pm– 13/1/15 6.30pm
5
£45
Pilates
PT14-FDPL5
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
15/4/15
6
£48
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD4
Tue
5.30pm– 24/2/15 6.30pm
5
£45
Pilates
PT14-FDPL6
Wed
8.15pm– 9.15pm
3/6/15
6
£48
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD5
Tue
5.30pm– 14/4/15 6.30pm
6
£50
Nordic Walking PT14-FDNW1 Beginners
Sat
2pm– 3.15pm
20/9/14
5
£45
Contemporary Dance
PT14-FDCD6
Tue
5.30pm– 2/6/15 6.30pm
6
£50
Nordic Walking PT14-FDNW2 Improvers
Sat
2pm– 3.15pm
17/1/15
3
£30
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Nordic Walking PT14-FDNW3 Beginners
Wed
6.30pm– 22/4/15 7.45pm
5
£45
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Leisure and short courses
Floristry and Horticulture
An Introduction to Flower Arranging – Spring
How to Make a Bunch of Flowers Look Better!
During this course we will be making some spring designs which will include a Mother’s Day basket, bridal bouquet and floral tribute using seasonal flowers and foliage. We will also be designing and making a single ended floral tribute.
This workshop will show you how to transform a shopbought bunch of flowers into a beautiful arrangement.
For the first session you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors.
An Introduction to Flower Arranging – Summer The summer course will cover a wide selection of floral designs, including a zesty fruit arrangement, corsages and buttonholes and a table centre piece for an event or party. For the first session you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors, two to three lemons and limes and a clear cylinder or tank vase.
An Introduction to Flower Arranging – Autumn During this five-week course, students will be exploring different techniques and making seasonal designs including a seasonal hand-tied, a Halloween pumpkin arrangement, a front-facing arrangement and a traditional bouquet using a selection of seasonal flowers and foliage.
For this workshop you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors and a bunch of flowers.
Funky Flowers Workshop This workshop will show you how to make a ‘funky’ flower design using minimal flower content. For this session you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors, five brightly-coloured mini gerberas (preferably the same colour).
How to Make a Modern Festive Floral Design This workshop is for those who wish to create a modern, festive, table centre piece. You will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors.
How to Make Flower Jewellery This workshop will show you how to design and make your own floral jewellery for a special event. You will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors.
For the first session you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors.
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Floral Designs in Tins and Jars
Get Ready for Autumn
During this workshop you will learn how to make some vintage style designs using flowers, tins and jars.
How to get your garden ready for autumn. This course will include:
You will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors, a tin (eg. baked bean tin) and a jam jar.
• planting for autumn – flowers and plants for interest, by month • garden maintenance jobs • grow-your-own • create your own calendar.
How to Make a Christmas Wreath This workshop will teach you how to decorate a plain holly wreath.
Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
For this session you will need to bring along a pair of floristry scissors and anything else you would like to add to the wreath.
Get Ready for Winter
Practical Gardening for Beginners
• planting for winter – flowers and plants for interest, by month • garden maintenance jobs • grow-your-own • create your own calendar.
Are you interested in gardening but don’t know where to start? This course is for anyone who is keen to learn the basics. During the course you will: • get to know your garden – soil, light and weather and the best plants to use • understand plant power – sort out your hardy annuals from your perennials • practical planting tips – how to get healthy plants growing in the right spot and some suggestions for planting schemes • understand garden care – how to care for your garden throughout the year. Please bring with you a notepad and pen. No previous experience required.
Get Ready for Spring How to get your garden ready for spring. This course will include: • planting for spring – flowers and plants for interest, by month • garden maintenance jobs • grow-your-own • create your own calendar. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
How to get your garden ready for winter. This course will include:
Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Low Maintenance Gardens Do you love your garden but don’t have the time and/or the energy to look after it? This course will help you design and develop a lower maintenance garden that will give you more time to enjoy it. During the course you will: • analyse your garden – aspect, existing features and potential problem areas • identify plants to use and plants to avoid • look at what to do with fences, paths, borders and lawns • understand how to maintain your garden with less effort • get lots of additional tips and ideas. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Gardens for Wildlife How can you make your garden more wildlife-friendly? This course will look at the importance of wildlife in the garden including which plants to use, trees, hedges and shrubs, composting, simple ponds, organic gardening and pests and how to encourage garden visitors.
Get Ready for Summer
Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
How to get your garden ready for summer. This course will include:
Garden Colour all the Year Round
• planting for summer – flowers and plants for interest, by month • garden maintenance jobs • grow-your-own • create your own calendar.
Do you want colour in your garden all the year round, even in the winter months? During this course you will learn which plants to grow, when to plant them and how to look after them to encourage colour throughout the year. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
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Container Gardening to Brighten Up Your Garden in Winter Brighten up your garden for winter by planting colourful pots of seasonal colour. This course covers the practical considerations when growing in containers in the winter months, the choice of containers and compost and which plants to grow, including lots of design and colour ideas for your outdoor space. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Plants for Free This course will show you how to grow plants for free from seeds, cuttings, division and layering. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Town Gardens – Gardening in a Small Space This course will teach you how to get the most out of a small town garden.
Grow Your Own This course will teach you basic, practical knowledge to enable you to start growing your own food. • Getting to know your plot – soil, light and weather. • Get practical planting tips – how to get happy plants growing in the right spot and the importance of crop rotation. • Understanding garden care – how to continue to care for your plants throughout the year. • How to get to grips with seasonal gardening – the gardening year and the importance of the seasons. • Top 10 vegetables to grow. • Top 10 fruit to grow. • Which herbs to grow and how to create your own calendar.
• Basic small garden design. • Getting to know your garden – soil, light and weather and the best plants to use. • Practical planting tips – how to get happy plants growing in the right spot and suggestions for planting schemes. • Understanding garden care – how to continue to care for your garden throughout the year. • Which plants to grow in smaller spaces. Please bring with you a notepad and pen.
Please bring with you a notepad and pen. Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
An Introduction to PT14-FLARA Flower Arranging – Autumn
Wed
7pm– 9pm
An Introduction to PT14-FLARS Flower Arranging – Spring
Wed
An Introduction to PT14-FLARM Flower Arranging – Summer How to Make a Bunch of Flowers Look Better
PT14-FLBUN
Funky Flowers Workshop
PT14-FLFUN
How to Make a Modern Festive Floral Design
Wks
Cost
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
15/10/14 5
£149
Get Ready for Spring
PT14-LGGRS
Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
11/10/14
2
£95
2
£95
£149
9.30am– 4.30pm
7/3/15
25/2/15
Get Ready for Summer
PT14-LGGRM Sat
7pm– 9pm
Get Ready for Autumn
PT14-LGGRA Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
6/6/15
2
£95
Wed
7pm– 9pm
10/6/15
5
£149
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
1
£45
Wed
7pm– 9pm
17/9/14
1
£45
PT14-FLFES
Wed
7pm– 9pm
3/12/14
1
£45
How to Make Flower Jewellery
PT14-FLJLY
Wed
7pm– 9pm
1/10/14
1
£45
Floral Designs in Tins and Jars
PT14-FLJAR
Wed
7pm– 9pm
8/10/14
1
£45
How to Make a Christmas Wreath
PT14-FLCWR
Wed
7pm– 9pm
10/12/14 1
£35
Practical Gardening for Beginners
PT14-LGARB
Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
25/4/15
2
£95
Get Ready for Winter
PT14-LGGRW Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
20/9/14
2
£95
5
Low Maintenance PT14-LGLOM Garden
Mon
7pm– 9pm
19/1/15
5
£65
Gardens for Wildlife
Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
21/3/15
1
£45
Wed
7pm– 9pm
17/6/15
4
£60
PT14-LGWLD
Garden Colour all PT14-LGCOL the Year Round Container Gardening to Brighten Up Your Garden in Winter
PT14-LGCON Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
13/9/14
1
£45
Grow Your Own
PT14-LGGYO Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
8/11/14
2
£95
Plants for Free
PT14-LGGPF
Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
16/5/15
1
£55
Town Gardens – Gardening in a Small Space
PT14-LGTOW
Sat
9.30am– 4.30pm
27/6/15
2
£90
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Hair and Beauty Manicure and Pedicure During this short course you will learn all the basics you need to keep your hands and feet in good condition. We will show you how to use the equipment used by therapists in a safe and effective manner so you can save money without missing out on pampering yourself. Due to health and safety requirements we ask that you bring whatever relevant equipment you may have at home including nail files, cuticle sticks and nail varnishes.
Hair Up for Special Occasions This is a short course aimed at those who would like to dress their own hair, or that of friends and family, for special occasions. The course will teach 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. You will need to provide a hairdressing kit comprising brushes, combs, grips, pins and clips.
£ Price and dates on application
Perfect Make Up
Aromatherapy and Massage
If you are tired of spending a fortune on make-up only to find that your skin doesn’t like it, or it doesn’t suit you, then you may benefit from this course. You will learn how to correctly select the make-up that’s best suited to your skin type and discover some of the ‘tricks of the trade’ for highlighting your best features.
Aimed at all levels of learner, this course teaches the basics of aromatherapy, the study of different base oils and component ingredients. You will learn the correct application of oils and basic hand and arm massaging techniques that can be used in the home. This course is suitable for those who want to learn relaxation techniques to use with friends or family, but also for those who are interested in starting a career in massage.
Due to health and safety requirements, we ask you to bring along your own make-up and equipment such as sponges and brushes.
Facial Care This short course will help you to understand your skin type and how to look after it. Find out the best products to use and how to boost the health of your skin with facial massage. You will learn how to save money by creating bespoke face masks using items from your fridge and store cupboard. The knowledge gained will help you improve the appearance and vitality of your skin.
Learners are required to bring a small towel to be used during the massaging sessions and will be required to disclose any allergies. Course
Course code Day
Start
Wks Cost
Aromatherapy and Massage
PT14-LAAM1
Weds 7pm– 9pm
1/10/14
4
£65
Aromatherapy and Massage
PT14-LAAM2
Mon
8/6/15
4
£65
Hair Up for Special Occasions
Time
7pm– 9pm
Weds 2pm– 5pm
8
Manicure and Pedicure
PT14-LMAP1
Mon
6pm– 8pm
22/9/14
3
£55
Basic Back and Shoulder Massage
Manicure and Pedicure
PT14-LMAP2
Wed
6pm– 8pm
15/10/14 3
£55
Learn how to treat your friends and family to a relaxing, therapeutic back and shoulder massage using classic Swedish massage movements. The course will explore the effects and benefits of this ancient form of therapy, but also cover the conditions and illnesses that are not suited to this form of treatment. You will be required to disclose any relevant medical conditions and allergies you may have in order to keep you safe and well during the practical elements of this course.
Manicure and Pedicure
PT14-LMAP3
Wed
6pm– 8pm
6/5/15
3
£55
Perfect Make Up PT14-LPMU1
Wed
6pm– 8pm
12/11/14
3
£55
Perfect Make Up PT14-LPMU2
Mon
6pm– 8pm
26/1/15
3
£55
Perfect Make Up PT14-LPMU3
Mon
6pm– 8pm
13/4/15
3
£55
Facial Care
PT14-LFCAR
Mon
6pm– 8pm
3/11/14
3
£55
Facial Care
PT14-LFACC
Wed
6pm– 8pm
4/3/15
3
£55
Indian Head Massage
Indian Head Massage
PT14-LIHM1
Wed
6pm– 8pm
12/11/14
3
£55
This is a three-week taster course in the beautifully relaxing art of Indian Head Massage. Learn more about this technique that can help ease headaches and stress by relaxing the muscles of the face, head and neck. The course also covers conditions and illnesses that are not compatible with this form of treatment. You will be required to disclose any relevant medical conditions and allergies you may have in order to keep you safe and well during the practical elements of this course.
Indian Head Massage
PT14-LIHM2
Mon
6pm– 8pm
1/6/15
3
£55
Basic Back and Shoulder Massage
PT14-FDMA1
Mon
6pm– 8pm
9/3/15
3
£55
Basic Back and Shoulder Massage
PT14-FDMA2
Weds 6pm– 8pm
15/4/15
3
£55
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
You will need to bring with you some oil such as almond oil or olive oil (not baby oil). If you have a nut allergy please make sure your oil is nut free.
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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.
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.
Excel – An Introduction Excel is a spreadsheet programme by Microsoft. This introductory course will allow you to find out how to use Excel and make it work for your own needs. There are a lot of functions used in Excel, but your knowledge of these is not assumed. By the end of the course you will be able to input data, manipulate it and produce a graphical image of the data.
Basic Computer Skills
Excelling in Excel
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.
This course is suitable for those who actively use Excel and want to learn more, or those who just want to further their skills. You will learn how to create pivot tables, functions and formula, filters and take your work into Word. You must have a good understanding of the basics; Excel – An Introduction is good preparation for this course.
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 further introductions to some of the most popular, widely used programs. The course will be flexible and respond to the needs of the student. You could learn basic word processing, making use of a spreadsheet or how to clear the chip on your digital camera. Students are encouraged to ask questions to enhance their knowledge.
Social Media for Business In recent years the methods in which 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 and 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 want to know more about how a social media presence can benefit them.
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Computing for Job Hunters
PowerPoint for Beginners
How to get the most out of your computer in your search for a job. This course will include:
This course will teach you how to prepare and deliver presentations using PowerPoint. By the end of the course you should be able to:
• CV creation • using recruitment sites • using other job sites • career advice sites • how to research • Linkedin • setting up your own business.
• create a presentation with hand-out notes • view your presentation • edit the master slide • add pictures • include special effects. Some knowledge of basic computing is required.
To do this course you will need some understanding of computers. If you are unemployed and receiving Job Seekers Allowance this course is free of charge (£3 registration fee applies).
Create Your Own Blog Would you like to create a blog, but don’t know where to start? This workshop will help you understand how to design and build your own blog.
Functional Skills – ICT This course covers word processing, Excel spread sheets, Access database, PowerPoint presentations, Publisher, internet and email, ICT basics and using Windows at Level 2. You will gain a good knowledge of each topic giving you the opportunity to use the skills acquired to progress to a higher level course. Dates on application, or visit our website for more details.
Some computer knowledge would be an advantage.
Introduction to Digital Marketing Do you need to understand how to market your business in the digital world? This course is designed to give you a practical overview of digital marketing, including: • websites • search engine optimisation • email • mobile • blogs and forums • social networking • online ads • webinars.
How to Make and Save Money from your Computer How to use your computer to make and save money. The course will cover: • online surveys • Elance • Transcribe audio • contests and competitions • mystery shopping • auction sites. You will also learn how to save money by using price comparison sites, shopping around for the best deals and other money saving ideas.
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Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Basic Web Site Design and Development
PT14-ITWD1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
10/9/14
6
£88
Excel – An Introduction
PT14-ITEXI
Mon
7pm– 9pm
8/9/14
8
£95
Mon
8
£97
Wed
7pm– 9pm
14/1/15
6
£88
7pm– 9pm
10/11/14
PT14-ITWD2
Excelling in Excel
PT14-ITEXE
Basic Website Design and Development
Social Media for Business
PT14-BSSMB
Mon
7.45pm– 8.45pm
22/9/14
8
£80
Basic Website Design and Development
PT14-ITWD3
Wed
7pm– 9pm
29/4/15
6
£88
Computing for Job Hunters
PT14-ITJOB
Mon
6.30pm– 22/6/15 9.30pm
1
Free/ £20
Further Web PT14-ITWF1 Site Design and Development
Mon
7pm– 9pm
10/11/14
6
£88
Create Your Own Blog
PT14-ITBLO
Mon
6.30pm– 29/6/15 9.30pm
1
£30
PT14-ITDMK
Wed
6
£90
Mon
7pm– 9pm
23/2/15
£88
7pm– 9pm
4/3/15
Further Web PT14-ITWF2 Site Design and Development
Introduction to Digital Marketing
Sat
1
£35
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
6
£87
9.30am– 1.30pm
7/2/15
Basic PT14-BCS11 Computer Skills
How to Make PT14-ITGBP and Save Money from your Computer
Basic PT14-BCS12 Computer Skills
Mon
7pm– 9pm
2/3/15
6
£87
PowerPoint for Beginners
Wed
7pm– 9pm
22/10/14
6
£85
More PT14-BCS21 Computer Skills
Mon
7pm– 9pm
3/11/14
6
£87
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
PT14-BCS22 More Computer Skills
Mon
7pm– 9pm
27/4/15
6
£87
6
PT14-ITPPB
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Cambridge English Language Courses for Foreign 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 and Advanced. All courses lead to examinations in June. There will be an Open Information Session for students and host families on Wednesday 10 September at 1.30pm at the Deanfield site. The first assessment test, to determine your level of tuition, will be on Monday 15 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. Summer exams will take place during June. Classes are held during the day-time, two sessions per week, with the exact timings to be confirmed at the start of the course. Students wishing to take the Cambridge English Language exams (only offered in the summer) will need to attend classes for at least two terms (spring and summer) but it is advisable to attend for the whole of the academic year.
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Course
Day
Start
Finsh
Wks
Cost
Term 1
Mon
15/9/14
12/12/14
12
£220
Term 2
Mon
5/1/15
27/3/15
11
£200
Term 3
Mon
13/4/15
5/6/15
7
£95
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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 (meeting and greeting 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 to know 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.
French Year 2
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)
This course is intended for students with a basic knowledge of the French language. The course will enable students to revise their previous knowledge of the language and extend it through role-play, conversation and audio-visual aids.
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 everyday situations. The course will be centred around listening and speaking, but those who wish to do written work will have the opportunity to do so.
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 book 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 initial focus will be some basic revision of pronunciation and grammatical structures through reading texts, then will move on to conversation and role-playing to help you become more confident in real-life situations.
Spanish for Beginners This is a beginners’ 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. The course will cover topics such as ordering food, booking a room in a hotel and finding your way.
Spanish Year 2 This is a continuers’ 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.
Portuguese for Beginners In this course you will have the opportunity to learn some Portuguese for beginners by practising a range of useful short conversations used during everyday life situations, such as greeting people, ordering a meal, asking for directions and shopping. The activities will be carried out using interactive and active learning and by using different methods including speaking, listening and reading.
Portuguese Improvers In this course you will have the opportunity to reinforce your beginner’s speaking skills in Portuguese as well as having an introduction to Portuguese grammar. You will
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look at verbs in the present, past and future forms and in the different inflections used in the language. Depending on how the group progresses, you may also work with English idioms by finding their equivalent Portuguese ones. The activities will be carried out using interactive and active learning and by using different methods involving speaking, listening, reading and some writing.
Course
Course code Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
French for Beginners
PT14-FREBG
Mon
7pm– 9pm
22/9/14
23
£170
French Conversation Continuers
PT14-FREC1
Wed
2pm– 4pm
17/9/14
12
£125
French Conversation Continuers
PT14-FREC2
Wed
2pm– 4pm
14/1/15
10
£100
Advanced Portuguese
French Conversation Continuers
PT14-FREC3
Wed
2pm– 4pm
15/4/15
10
£100
French Year 2
PT14-FRESY
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
23
£170
Italian for Beginners
PT14-ITABG
Mon
7pm– 9pm
22/9/14
20
£170
Italian Continuers
PT14-ITAY2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
20
£170
German for Beginners
PT14-GERBG
Mon
7pm– 8.30pm
22/9/14
22
£165
Spanish for Beginners
PT14-SPABG
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
20
£135
Spanish Year 2
PT14-SPAY2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
20
£135
Russian
Portuguese for Beginners
PT14-PORB1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
10
£100
In modern-day society a multilingual tongue and an enhanced vocabulary can take you far and wide. This course will enable you to gain a basic level of Russian vocabulary, written and spoken, familiarised to the cultural characteristics of the country.
Portuguese for Beginners
PT14-PORB3
Wed
7pm– 9pm
14/1/15
10
£100
Portuguese Improvers
PT14-PORN1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
12/1/15
10
£100
Portuguese Improvers
PT14-PORN2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
15/4/15
10
£100
Advanced Portuguese
PT14-PORAD
Mon
7pm– 9pm
13/4/15
10
£100
Russian
PT14-RUSS1
Mon
7pm– 8.30pm
22/9/14
10
£95
Russian
PT14-RUSS2
Wed
7pm– 8.30pm
25/2/15
10
£95
In this course we will use music and video to boost your Portuguese conversational skills. Students enrolling at this level will be expected to be able to have a conversation of at least 15 minutes in Portuguese and to ask questions that will generate an open conversation based on the theme being discussed in each lesson. These will include news reports, TV programmes, sports and culture. The activities will be carried out using interactive and active learning and by using different methods involving speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Please bring with you two notepads, pens, pencils and scissors.
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
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Leisure Courses Wine Appreciation Each week students will taste the wine from many wineproducing countries or regions and study the history of wine worldwide. You will learn to taste and assess wines and recognise any faults. You will also learn how to identify basic grape varieties and styles of wine and how 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.
Bridge for Absolute Beginners This course will introduce total beginners to Bridge, retaining a sense of fun in what, at higher levels, can be a very competitive game. At the first lesson, students will begin by playing Minibridge. During the course you 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 first session, approximate cost £25.
Bridge Intermediate In this 3rd Year class you will add to your 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.
The Reign of William the Conqueror – Historical Fact or Fiction? King Harold died from an arrow in the eye at the Battle of Hastings, or did he? Recent research has called into question key aspects from the reign of William the Conqueror that had previously been established as historical fact. By evaluating primary source material, students will be encouraged to make their own interpretations about events in this reign including the Battle of Hastings, Domesday Book and William’s consolidation of his kingdom. No previous knowledge is needed for the course, just an interest in this period of history. Please bring along a notepad and pen. Hand-outs will be provided.
King John – Bad King or Bad Press? King John is one of the most controversial figures in English history, but is his reputation as a tyrannical ruler justified? The course will help participants to develop analytical skills by evaluating primary source material which will enable them to make their own interpretations about the reign which led to Magna Carta. No previous knowledge is needed for the course, just an interest in this period of history. Please bring along a notepad and pen. Hand-outs will be provided.
Introduction to Genealogy This course is an introduction to Genealogy, giving you help and guidance in starting your family tree. The searching is mainly UK based and all you will need initially is a pen/pencil and a notepad. Please note: The course will cover websites that may incur a charge to carry out indepth searches. Students will be required to cover the fee if they wish to use these additional services.
Responsible Tourism This course looks at the principles of responsible tourism, taking into consideration its impact on a destination’s, environment and the lives of its people. Learners will use research skills to study recent and current developments in responsible tourism and use their knowledge and skills to plan a holiday for a specific client that is based on the principles of responsible tourism. This course is aimed at those wishing to broaden their knowledge of the topic. This course is suitable for those who already have a basic understanding of tourism. Please bring along a notepad and pen.
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European Destinations This course gives learners the opportunity to study the European travel market, more specifically the recent development of European destinations as popular tourist hotspots. This will allow the learner to develop their knowledge of the European Union and geographical knowledge. This course can be aimed at all levels of
learner and would be of interest to those looking to increase their geographical knowledge of Europe through developing/declining destinations. Please bring along a notepad and pen.
Course
Course code Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Course
Course code Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Wine Appreciation
PT14-WNAP1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
10
£140
Responsible Tourism
PT14-LRETM
Mon
7pm– 9pm
22/9/14
10
£120
Wine Appreciation
PT14-WNAP2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
28/1/15
10
£140
European Destinations
PT14-LEOUR
Wed
7pm– 9pm
21/1/15
10
£120
Wine Appreciation
PT14-WNAP3
Wed
7pm– 9pm
29/4/15
10
£140
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
5
£65
Bridge for Absolute Beginners
PT14-BRIB1
Mon
5pm– 7pm
15/9/14
11
£99
The Reign of PT14-LWCON Wed William the Conqueror – Historical Fact or Fiction
Bridge for Absolute Beginners
PT14-BRIB2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
11
£99
King John – Bad King or Bad Press?
PT14-LKJOH
Wed
7pm– 9pm
14/1/15
5
£65
Bridge for Absolute Beginners
PT14-BRIB3
Mon
5pm– 7pm
26/1/15
11
£99
Introduction to Genealogy
PT14-LGEN1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
17/9/14
6
£70
Mon
6
£70
Mon
7pm– 9pm
26/1/15
11
£99
7pm– 9pm
26/1/15
PT14-BRIB4
Introduction to Genealogy
PT14-LGEN2
Bridge for Absolute Beginners Bridge Intermediate
PT14-BRIY2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
17/9/14
11
£99
Bridge Intermediate
PT14-BRIY4
Wed
7pm– 9pm
28/1/15
11
£99
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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 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.
Getting Started in Digital Photography 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 needing fresh motivation.
Expand Your Digital Photography 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 needing fresh motivation.
Photoshop for Photographers This course will introduce you to a wide range of tools and techniques using Photoshop. You will learn 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.
Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
Creative Photography
PT14-PHCR1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
24/9/14
10
£95
Creative Photography
PT14-PHCR2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
21/1/15
10
£95
Creative Photography
PT14-PHCR3
Mon
7pm– 9pm
27/4/15
10
£95
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN1
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
22/9/14
4
£65
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN2
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
24/9/14
4
£65
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN3
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
12/1/15
4
£65
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN4
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
14/1/15
4
£65
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN5
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
13/4/15
4
£65
Getting Started in Digital Photography
PT14-PHIN6
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
15/4/15
4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE1
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
10/11/14 4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE2
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
12/11/14 4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE3
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
23/2/15
4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE4
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
25/2/15
4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE5
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
8/6/15
4
£65
Expand Your Digital Photography
PT14-PHDE6
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
10/6/15
4
£65
Photoshop for Photographers
PT14-PHSB1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
22/9/14
10
£99
Photoshop for Photographers
PT14-PHSB2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
26/1/15
10
£99
Photoshop for Photographers
PT14-PHSB3
Wed
7pm– 9pm
22/4/15
10
£99
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
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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 course will be of interest. 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. It is useful to a range of learners from those who are in a customer-facing role to those who are simply interested
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in learning a new language. It covers a number of topics that are divided into three 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 course will be of interest. 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
PT14-BSLI1
Wed
7pm– 9pm
10/9/14
10
£80
Introduction to BSL
PT14-BSLI2
Wed
7pm– 9pm
7/1/15
10
£80
BSL Level 1
PT14-BSLL1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
15/9/14
32
£399
Community learning discounts available on these courses, please see page 47 for more details
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RYA – Royal Yachting Association Shore-Based Qualifications RYA Day Skipper
RYA Yachtmaster
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.
This course aims to help you improve navigational competence and safety at sea, up to the level of the RYA syllabus for the shore-based 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 or those with no knowledge of the principles of small boat navigation.
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. Technical materials will be required at an additional cost of approximately £25. These may be ordered through the instructor. Further details will be given at the first session.
During the course you will sit three assessment papers on chart work, 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 shore-based certificate will be awarded. For the first lesson 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
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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.
Essential Navigation and Seamanship The Essential Navigation and Seamanship course is a great introduction to navigation and safety awareness. It is aimed at new or inexperienced skippers and crew, or those wanting to refresh their skills. If you are interested in sailing, motor boating, sea angling or diving then this is the right course for you. Topics include: charts and publications, safety, engine checks, buoyage, tidal awareness, visual and electronic navigation, pilotage, rules of the road, anchoring, weather forecast and passage planning.
RYA VHF Short Range Radio The Short Range Certificate (SRC) is the minimum qualification required by law to control the operation of VHF and VHF Digital Selective Calling (DSC) radio equipment on any British flagged vessel voluntarily fitted with a radio. A radio is an important piece of safety equipment on board and it is vital to understand the correct procedures of operation. The equipment at The Henley College has been modified in order that each radio may be used in the classroom linked to the other radios. The use of live radios in the classroom enables the student to have hands-on experience of the procedures
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when communicating with other VHF users. There are no pre-requisites for the course, although you should bring with you to the first evening a knowledge of the phonetic alphabet and a recent colour passport-sized photograph. The course will run over four evenings with an additional evening for a short SRC examination. There will be an additional cost of £60 payable to the RYA for the licence and examination. Course
Course code
Day
Time
Start
Wks
Cost
RYA Day Skipper
PT14-RYADY
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
22/9/14
20
£250
RYA Day Skipper
PT14-RYADS
Sat
1pm– 5pm
27/9/14
11
£250
RYA Yachtmaster
PT14-RYACY
Mon
7pm– 9.30pm
22/9/14
20
£250
RYA Yachtmaster
PT14-RYAYO
Sat
1pm– 5pm
17/1/15
11
£250
Essential Navigation and Seamanship
PT14-RYAB1
Mon
7pm– 9pm
29/9/14
8
£150
Essential Navigation and Seamanship
PT14-RYAB2
Mon
7pm– 9pm
23/2/15
8
£150
RYA VHF Short Range Radio
PT14-RYAR1
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
1/10/14
4
£99
RYA VHF Short Range Radio
PT14-RYAR2
Wed
7pm– 9.30pm
4/3/15
4
£99
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Pathways Plus
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.
discrete courses for adults with learning difficulties Arts and Crafts During this course 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. There is a weekly charge of £3 per week for materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
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. There is a small charge to cover materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
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. There is a small charge to cover materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
Cookery Students can learn cooking skills as well as develop literacy and independence skills through their cooking. Sessions will involve preparing various snacks, cakes, biscuits and simple meals. There is a weekly charge of £3 per week for materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
There is a weekly charge of £3 per week for materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
Learning Through the Senses A course primarily designed for individuals with profound and multiple learning difficulties. Students will work towards 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. There is a weekly charge of £2 per week for materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
For further information on any of the courses, or details of how to enrol, please contact: Sue Wiseman Pathways Plus Course Co-ordinator tel 01491 634136, or e-mail suwi@henleycol.ac.uk All courses will start in the week beginning 15 September 2014.
Course Costs Arts and Crafts
£105
Communications Skills
£30
Fun with Computers
£25
Cookery £105 Gardening Activities
£63
Hobbycrafts £105 Learning Through the Senses
£63
Gardening Activities This course offers basic gardening and associated craft skills through indoor and outdoor activities. The course aims 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. There is a weekly charge of £2 per week for materials which is payable at enrolment and included in the course cost.
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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 26 August will be exceptionally busy as we will be enrolling new full-time students.
By Email To enrol by email, please visit our website www.henleycol.ac.uk, fill in the part-time application form electronically, then email it to: toto@henleycol.ac.uk. Upon receipt, we will call you to take payment over the telephone.
By Post To enrol by post (except for 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 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 nearby public car parks in the town centre, just a short walk from the College. The nearest ones to the College are located off 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. If you have a disability or access requirements, please contact us in advance of your visit.
Location map
By Phone To enrol by phone, please call 01491 634 167
College Opening Hours 15 July – 7 September and during College holidays (closed Monday 26 August) Mondays – Thursdays
8.00 am – 5.00 pm
Fridays
8.00 am – 4.30 pm
Henley College
10 September onwards during term time Mondays and Wednesdays 8.00 am – 9.30 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays
8.00 am – 7.00 pm
Fridays
8.00 am – 4.30 pm
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Financial Information
College Information Learning difficulties and disabilities
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).
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.
Please note this information may be subject to change after publication.
Using our facilities
Part time students aged 16 – 18 ■
Many local community groups use our premises and facilities. For further information please contact 01491 634166.
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.
Part time students aged 19 – 23 ▲ 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.
Part time students aged 24+ ★ ◆
Severe weather closure 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).
No smoking The College is a smoke-free zone; smoking is not permitted anywhere on the College sites.
★ 25% remission from tuition fees will be granted to parttime 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 £21,000 or above. Please contact the College or visit our web site for further information.
Payment of course fees
Community Learning (CL) We have one place per leisure course available at a discounted rate for those who are over 65 and in receipt of pension credits, unemployed or a low income family and in receipt of benefits. You may need to provide your own materials.
Gift Certificates You can now purchase gift certificates for our part-time courses. Please email Lisa Ellis lhow@henleycol.ac.uk or call 01491 634174 for more details.
If your course fees are over £500 they may be payable by installments. Please contact us for further information.
Financial assistance and funds for students Financial assistance may be available from the College. For further information please contact Student Services.
VAT VAT is not payable on tuition fees.
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Application Form IMPORTANT: Please complete both sides of the form in BLOCK CAPITAL LETTERS Dr / Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms (please circle as appropriate) Female
Male
Please provide the name, address and emergency telephone numbers of your next of kin/person to contact in case of emergency:
Surname :
Name:
First Name(s):
Relationship:
Former Surname:
Address:
(If changed since last September) Date of Birth:
Tel Home: Home Address:
Mobile: Have you studied at the College in the past? Yes Address whilst at College if different
Postcode: Tel Home:
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Tel Work:
Mobile No.: Postcode:
Please provide a daytime contact number and email address in case of class cancellation or College closure
Tel Home:
Phone:
Mobile:
Host Family Name:
Email: Please say which qualifications you have gained in the last 5 years that are relevant to the course(s) for which you are enrolling:
Nationality: Have you lived in the UK for the past 3 years? Yes
No
Subject:
If no please give date of entry to the UK if applicable
Examining Body:
Are there any restrictions on your stay in the UK? Yes
Grade:
No Do you have any kind of disability e.g. sight, hearing, mobility? Please give details:
If YES, please state the restriction and the expiry date.
If you are aged between 16 and 19 state name of last school
Do you have any kind of learning difficulty e.g. dyslexia? Please give details:
Do you have any physical or medical condition which the College should know about in an emergency? Please give details:
How did you find out about this course? website
newspaper
other
Please specify: Please continue overleaf Method of payment: Cheques should be made payable to The HENLEY College. Please print name and address and cheque card number on reverse. Credit/Debit Card no.
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Security Code
I enclose a stamped addressed envelope for my receipt
Please send your application to the address overleaf, marked Part-time Enrolments
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Concessionary fee claimed Yes
No
Reason
Fees
Total £
NB Students from countries outside the European Union, who wish to enrol, 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
Other (e.g. Training Agency)
Purchase order attached
Company Name:
Letter of authorisation attached
Address:
Postcode: Contact Name:
Contact Phone Number:
The following information is required for statistical purposes only. Please complete by ticking the following: White British – English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish
Mixed/Multiple ethnic group – White and Asian
Asian/Asian British – Any other Asian background
White – Irish
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British – Caribbean
White – Gypsy or Irish Traveller
Mixed/Multiple ethnic group – Any other mixed/ Multiple ethnic background
White – Any other White background
Asian/Asian British – Indian
Mixed/Multiple ethnic group – White and Black Caribbean
Asian/Asian British – Pakistani
Mixed/Multiple ethnic group – White and Black African
Asian/Asian British – Chinese
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British – African
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British – Any other Black/African/Caribbean background Arab
Asian/Asian British – Bangladeshi
Any other Not known
We reserve the right to contact your parent or guardian (for students aged under 19 at the start of the programme) or employer (if your employer is paying your fees) regarding your progress. I agree to undertake the Learning Programme detailed on this form and to comply with the College regulations contained in the Student Handbook. I certify that the information I have given is correct. Signed Date The HENLEY College will use all your data, including assessments, reviews and exam marks for the administration of training and education and for marketing.We may disclose your information to our agents and service providers for these purposes. We may share your information with third parties who provide education services and funding, career guidance, employment, training, statistical analysis and research and checks for the purpose of detecting fraud.This may include, but is not limited to the EFA & SFA,LEAs, Awarding Bodies,DfE, BIS,DWP,Connexions, schools, colleges, universities, potential employers and their agents. It will include registration with the Learning Records Services (LRS) for the allocation of a Unique Learner Number and recording and sharing of participation and achievement data.We,or they,may contact you by mail, telephone, email or fax with offers of services or goods or forthcoming events which may be of interest to you or customer response surveys. If you do not wish to be contacted about the following, then tick the relevant boxes: Course or learning opportunities
Survey or research
If there are any restrictions on how you may be contacted for the survey, research or learning, then tick the relevant boxes: not by Post
not by Telephone
not by Email
If you do not wish to share your LRS course and achievement data, tick this box
no LRS sharing
We reserve the right to contact your parent/guardian (for students aged under19 at the start of the programme) or employer (if the employer is paying your fees) regarding your progress. Learning activity may be part-financed by the European Union through European Social Funds – helping develop employment by promoting employability, business spirit and equal opportunities, and investing in human resources.
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