2021/22
PART–TIME & SHORT COURSE GUIDE
HEREFORD CAMPUS | HOLME LACY CAMPUS enquiries@hlcollege.ac.uk | 0800 032 1986
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GETTING STARTED Where do you want to study? To help you find what you are looking for, courses are listed alphabetically in table format and split into the Hereford Campus and the Holme Lacy Campus.
I hope you will enjoy browsing this prospectus to discover the wide range of part-time courses available locally for you, at our Hereford City and Holme Lacy campuses. Thousands of people from Herefordshire, and much further afield, choose to learn at Herefordshire & Ludlow College. Many wish to achieve qualifications to develop their career prospects; others want to learn for pleasure and to develop friendships. Course costs vary because they do not all receive government subsidies; some are fully funded by students and/or their employers. We work hard, however, to provide you with an excellent choice of affordable and accessible programmes. Whilst all of the courses in this prospectus are planned to go ahead as described, some courses listed may experience delayed start dates, amended content or delivery styles and could be cancelled if required, due to the ongoing pandemic. Whatever decision is made, will be in line with public health guidance and advice at the time. The College is implementing assorted processes and procedures to ensure the safety and welfare of both students and staff throughout this time. I trust that you will find a course that meets your requirements and join us to benefit from our vibrant learning community.
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What type of course do you want to study? This guide covers a wide range of subjects and study options. To help you find what you are looking for we have categorised them into two options. Option 1 – Leisure Courses We offer many low-cost short leisure courses for adults (19 years and above at the start of the course). These courses are perfect for sampling a new subject or continuing with a hobby you enjoy. Courses are frequently added throughout the year with varying start dates, making them really flexible. With the majority of courses being low-cost they are perfect for dipping into and a great way to meet new people. To help you find these types of courses we’ve added this logo so you can easily spot them in this course guide. Option 2 – Professional Skills & Training We offer a wide variety of professional courses in a wealth of subject areas. Part-time students come to HLC with a variety of motivations to study; retraining for a change in career, looking to progress in the workplace or maybe setting up a business. From professional creative sewing courses and construction industry qualifications to management training and counselling, there are many opportunities for you to study for your next step. How to Apply Information on how to apply can be found on page 41. Which application form you use will depend on the type of course you are selecting. For all courses with the leisure logo please use Option 1 and for all other courses please use Option 2.
CONTENTS Getting Started Open Events Equality & Diversity Safeguarding & Prevent Money Matters Student HUB & Student Services Careers & Advice Hereford University Centre Other Student Services Apprenticeships Finding HLC How to Apply STEM
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HEREFORD CAMPUS COURSES: Accountancy, Book Keeping & Sage Programmes
Creative Writing
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Digital Skills
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Ecology
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GCSE English & Maths
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Chainsaw & Forestry
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Countryside Machinery
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Equine
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Floristry
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English as a Second Language
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Pesticides
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English & Maths for Adults
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Supported Learning
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Engineering
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Computing
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Languages
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Management
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Motor Vehicle
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Business & Administration Skills
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Music Production
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Tues 9th November 2021 4.30pm – 7.00pm
Beauty
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Photography
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Weds 19th January 2022 4.30pm – 7.00pm
Care
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Teacher Training
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Thurs 10th March 2022 4.30pm – 7.00pm
County Training Distance Learning
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Catering
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Construction & Building Services
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Creative Techniques
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Textiles & Interiors
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HOLME LACY CAMPUS
HOLME LACY CAMPUS COURSES:
Sat 13th November 2021 10.00am - 12.00 noon
Animal Care
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Blacksmithing & Welding
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Sat 22nd January 2022 10.00am - 12.00 noon Weds 9th March 2022 4.00pm - 6.30pm
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EQUALITY & DIVERSITY ‘Equality’ means treating all groups of people fairly, providing equality of opportunity and removing barriers to success. It is not about treating everybody the same because different people have different needs. For example, making reasonable adjustments for people with a disability (like providing additional time in exams for students with dyslexia) removes barriers to equality of opportunity and helps prevent discrimination. Increasing our understanding of the needs of different groups of people promotes good relations between people. Support Available at HLC The College is committed to ensuring that students, staff and visitors are not subject to harassment or discrimination.
SUPPORTING YOU Making decisions, balancing your life, studying hard – you might need some help along the way. We have an exceptional learner services team to support and guide you throughout your time with us at college, whatever challenges come your way.
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The College is also able to provide help and support to individual students or groups on all of the nine protected characteristics. If you wish to talk or need help and support, please contact one of the following; your Tutor, Team Leader, Assistant Principal or the College’s Safeguarding Officer. Nicola Butler, Safeguarding & Wellbeing Manager T: 07790 833 601 E: n.butler@hlnsc.ac.uk
These groups of people share ‘equality protected characteristics’ such as: • Age • Race • Disability (including physical, mental and learning impairments) • Sex • Pregnancy, maternity, breastfeeding • Gender identity • Marriage or civil partnership status • Religion or belief • Sexual orientation Everyone has several of these protected characteristics, therefore everyone is protected by equality legislation from discrimination in education, at work and in other situations. What is Diversity? ‘Diversity’ refers to individual difference. People are unique and differ from one another in a range of ways. Differences may or may not be visible and may include personal characteristics such as background, culture and personality. We value diversity, which means that we aim to realise the potential of every individual student and staff member.
Equality – Protected Characteristics Equality laws exist to protect the groups of people who have traditionally faced discrimination.
Find Out More You can find out more about the College’s commitment to equality & diversity by visiting our website www.hlcollege.ac.uk/
SAFEGUARDING The College has a pastoral support service for all students. We operate every day Monday to Friday, from 9am - 4.30pm in college term times. Meet the Support Team: Bev Jackson Designated Safeguarding Lead & Head of Student Services Call: 07962 609734 Email: b.jackson@hlnsc.ac.uk Nicola Butler Safeguarding & Wellbeing Manager Call: 07790 833601 Email: n.butler@hlnsc.ac.uk Bev Stevenson Senior Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor Email: b.stevenson@hlnsc.ac.uk
Rachel Wilson Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor - Hereford Campus Email: studentsupport@hlnsc.ac.uk Sam Marsh Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor - Hereford Campus Email: studentsupport@hlnsc.ac.uk
For out of college hours, we offer the service togetherall for students 24/7 to register and talk about difficulties they may be experiencing. Scan the QR code for further information or visit www.togetherall.com
Harriet Slatcher Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor - Hereford Campus Email: studentsupport@hlnsc.ac.uk
Desray Woolfe Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor - Holme Lacy Campus Email: studentsupport@hlnsc.ac.uk Sarah Davies - Holme Lacy Campus Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentor Email: studentsupport@hlnsc.ac.uk enquiries@hlcollege.ac.uk | 0800 032 1986
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MONEY MATTERS Course costs vary depending on individual circumstances. Some courses receive no government subsidy whereas others are partially or, in some cases, fully subsidised. How Much Is My Course? When you are offered a place on a course, this is conditional upon payment of the appropriate fee at enrolment. Fees have been included alongside the relevant courses to act as a guide when choosing your course. Not all fees are available at the time of print and some may be subject to change or may exclude material and exam fees. For these reasons we strongly advise that you find out the relevant costs before you enrol. Contact T: 0800 032 1986 E: enquiries@hlcollege.ac.uk If you wish to undertake a course which is funded by the government, and you are under 19 years old on September 1st 2020, you will not have to pay tuition or exam fees, although other fees for example, covering professional fees, materials, necessary equipment and trips may still apply. Fee Reductions for Adults Adults (aged 19 years or over) undertaking courses funded by the Education and Skills Funding Agency may be entitled to reduced course fees if they meet the following criteria: 6
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• Adults (aged 19 to 23 years) wishing to study at: • Level 2 who do not have a first full Level 2 qualification (i.e. do not have 5 GCSEs at grades 4–9 (grades A*–C), an NVQ at Level 2 or an equivalent qualification); • Level 3 who do not have a first full Level 3 qualification (i.e. do not have 2 or more A-Level passes or 4 or fewer AS Level qualifications, an NVQ at Level 3 or equivalent will be exempt from tuition fees, although other fees covering examinations, certification and materials may still apply • Adults undertaking English or Maths basic skills, including GCSE level if the student has not previously attained a grade 4 (grade C), will be exempt from tuition and exam fees • Adults who are in receipt of certain means-tested benefits (Job Seekers Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance in the Workrelated Activity Group) may be entitled to apply for a reduction in fees • Recipients of Council Tax Benefit, Housing Benefit, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Pension Credit, Contribution-based ESA, DLA, Tax Award Notice or the new Universal Credit who are unemployed and wish to train in order to find work, may also be entitled to apply for a reduction in fees
Valid documentary evidence of any qualifying benefits received must be provided in order for fee reduction to be allowed. For further information contact: T: 0800 032 1986 E: enquiries@hlcollege.ac.uk
Advanced Learner Loan Advanced Learner Loans provide financial support for those aged 19 years and above to access some advanced (Level 3) and higher (Level 4) further education courses. These loans operate in a similar manner to those available in higher education for tuition costs, and are managed by the Student Loans Company. This means that rather than an individual having to pay for their course upfront they have the option of accessing an advanced student loan. Students can apply from 1st April 2020 for courses starting on or after 1st August 2020. It’s easy to apply, household income is not taken into account and there is no credit check. Students will not have to pay anything back until they finish their course and their income is over £26,575 a year. Further information is available by following the link below: https://www.gov.uk/ advancedlearner-loan/ overview
Finance for University-Level Courses Whilst many university-level courses are labelled as ‘full-time’ the attendance can vary greatly, sometimes being only one day a week in college or university. Detailed course and finance information is available at www.hlcollege. ac.uk or in the University-Level Course Guide. We strongly recommend that you refer to the most up-to-date information on our website so you can make an informed decision. Can I Pay By Instalments? You can pay by instalments on certain high cost courses. We regret that we are unable to offer this facility on courses where the total cost payable is less than £200. The instalment plan consists of two simple steps:
What Happens If I Need a Refund? Classes need to be viable in order to run. If there are not enough students, a full refund will be paid. Refunds for any other reason are only granted in exceptional circumstances at the discretion of the College.
• The Principal’s decision is final as to whether or not a student may be enrolled for any particular class or course
What Fees Will Apply If I Am a Student From Overseas (non-eu)? HLC welcomes students from overseas and we’re sure that you will find HLC an ideal place to study. HLC has attracted students from all over the world. Fees for students who are from overseas are applied at a different rate from those indicated in this guide.
PLEASE NOTE
1) 25% deposit at enrolment
For information regarding course fees, when applying as an overseas student (this includes those who have not lived in the EU for more than three years), please contact:
2) Followed by three equal monthly payments by direct debit commencing at an agreed start date
Admissions Team T: 0800 032 1986 E: admissions@hlcollege.ac.uk
Alternative payment options include bank transfer, credit/ debit card, cash, cheque or online via our website. Account facilities are available to employers, provided that written evidence is produced in advance of the student’s enrolment, indicating that the employer is willing to pay fees on the student’s behalf.
Rules and Regulations • Classes will not be formed unless enough students enrol to make them viable • Classes may be cancelled if numbers fall below the minimum required • HLC reserves the right to alter or cancel courses or parts of courses for whatever reason, without prior notice
Further details of HLC regulations are available from reception at the Hereford Campus.
All fee policies and concessions are correct at the time of printing; changes in government policy may mean that arrangements could differ when enrolment takes place from August 2021 onwards. Students should make enquiries to establish the current position prior to enrolment.
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STUDENT SERVICES The Student HUB (based in the LRC) is the place where you can get all the help and information you need throughout your time at the College. It will provide you with the resources you need for your development and study, from tutorials to support and from UCAS applications to the annual Infofest. Student Services provide all the key areas and resources you will encounter during your time here. All services are available to all students and are not campus-specific.
and laminating. Stationery such as pens, memory sticks, folders and paper can also be purchased.
Learning Resource Centres There is an LRC at each campus, and we aim to provide a range of quality resources and information services to support the teaching and learning needs of the College. Resources and support we can help you with: • • • • • • • •
Range of study areas Books Journals E-books Online databases Support with accessing resources Support with referencing Computer account unlocking and resetting of passwords • PCs, printing, photocopying, scanning 8
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ID cards and ID card replacements Support with accessing WiFi Laptops Moodle help pages, subject guides
Once enrolled at HLC, more information regarding the resources on offer is available by logging into the Moodle LRC page or by using one of our catalogue computers. Moodle is the College’s internal course support and student information website. It is accessed automatically in the College or externally. It enables interactive learning for students, both in and out of the College. There is also a copy print service offering a range of services to students including copying, binding, printing
The Study Centre HLC is committed to supporting any student in need of additional support with their studies, to enable them to reach their full potential. The College has a dedicated team in place to support students with diverse needs including: dyslexia, mental health difficulties, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, visual and hearing impairment, mobility difficulties, general learning difficulties and medical conditions. We offer a daily drop-in at the study centre in the Learning Resource Centre every day. This is available to any student who just needs that little bit of extra help. Support may include: • Small group sessions • Support for an identified specific learning difficulty • Special exam arrangements e.g. extra time, reader/scribe • Additional specialist support e.g. facilities for the hard of hearing such as notetaker • Assistive technology e.g. hearing induction loop and Dictaphones
CAREERS & ADVICE Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentors HLC has Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentors who are available for you to talk to if you have any concerns. You can access the service for support, ranging from depression, sexual health and budgeting.
provide your views via a questionnaire, elect or become a Student Course Representative that will attend briefings and a focus group each year and/or become a Student Governor and be part of the College Board of Governors.
Wellbeing & Pastoral Mentors E: studentsupport@hlcollege.ac.uk T: 01432 365 353 M: 07967 732 896
To get involved please contact:
Financial Support For information regarding financial support please see our ‘Money Matters’ section or contact our Learner Support Administrator. T: 01432 365 375 E: bursaries@hlcollege.ac.uk National Union of Students (TOTUM) Discount Cards TOTUM Cards can be purchased online and allow students to receive discounts from a wide range of different stores. For more information see www.nus.org. uk or speak to a member of staff in the HUB. Student Voice Student Voice Surveys take place once a year and are an important part of the College’s development. After each Student Voice Survey, the College is able to make improvements. You can see the outcomes of our Student Voice results throughout this prospectus. You can get involved in a variety of ways;
Student HUB Coordinator T: 01432 352 235 E: studenthub@hlcollege.ac.uk Complaints Procedure HLC works hard to ensure that your time here as a student is a positive and enjoyable experience. However, we recognise that sometimes things go wrong and you may wish to make a complaint. If this is the case we would like the opportunity to try and put things right for you as quickly as possible. To help us do this, we have in place a complaints procedure which is available on the College website in ‘General Policies and Performance’ under ‘College Info’.
The College provides a service of information, advice and guidance to current and prospective students to support and guide their choice of course or career path, application to higher education, and search to gain employment. Career learning: The College careers tutorial sessions guide students to research their career pathways using the National Careers Service website and Eclips careers database. Employer engagement events, career activities and work placements help prepare students for the world of work. Students can book a 1-1 impartial careers interview with the College Student Progression Adviser to discuss their education, career and university level opportunities. For useful careers research sites and information, visit the Careers Advice section on HLC website: www.hlcollege.ac.uk
If you need any help in accessing the procedure or if you have any questions about making a complaint, please contact: Bev Jackson Head of Student Services T: 0800 032 1986 E: b.jackson@hlnsc.ac.uk
Nicky Stallwood Student Progression Adviser T: 01432 365382 E: n.stallwood@hlnsc.ac.uk
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HEREFORD UNIVERSITY CENTRE In partnership with the University of Worcester, the Centre acts as an educational and cultural hub, aiming to raise educational aspirations in Herefordshire and encourage increased participation in higher education. How Can it Help Me? At the core of the Centre is the HUC Coordinator who facilitates a range of talks, lectures and activities aimed at involving the community at the College. Though these will all be on varied subjects, they offer you the opportunity to get a feel of what university lectures might be like and how you can be inspired by the expansion of ideas and theories. The Centre is also a good first point of contact for anyone with questions and queries about higher education, such as: • • • • • • • • •
What course or subject area is right for me? How can I study higher education locally? How do I write a UCAS application and statement? What financial support is available? What are tariff points? How do I prepare for an interview? Where can I study my chosen subject? What is student life like? Where is the Hereford University Centre?
Students from all walks of life choose to study at the College’s Hereford Campus based at Folly Lane, which houses specialist facilities for over twenty different industry sectors and a Learning Resource Centre for a diverse range of students and career directions. For visitors to the Hereford University Centre the Campus provides the ideal environment to explore the prospect of higher education and experience what university-level study could be like. If you have any questions or would like to RSVP to one of these events please contact: Student HUB Coordinator T: 01432 352 235 E: studenthub@hlcollege.ac.uk
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OTHER STUDENT SERVICES In addition to Student Services, there are a wide range of other services and facilities which you can access whilst studying at the College. These resources are available on both campuses which can be used by all HLC students; they are not campus specific. Eden The Hereford Campus has its own hair, health and beauty therapy centre ‘Eden’, which is open to students and the public. From a trim to a perm and from Indian head massage to waxing, Eden offers it all at exceptionally low prices. For appointments contact: T: 01432 365 343 Cider Orchard Restaurant The Cider Orchard Restaurant is situated in the Community Studies Building at the Hereford Campus. It is HLC’s training restaurant and has a fantastic menu to choose from. Tea, coffee, cakes and lunches are available most weekdays and dinner is available on Wednesday evenings. The restaurant is open to students, staff and the public. All dishes are offered at very reasonable prices. For reservations: T: 01432 365 331 Refreshment Facilities at the Hereford Campus There are a number of facilities providing a wide range of hot and cold refreshments on the ground floor of the LRC, Business and Technology Centre.
Nursery HLC’s Hereford Campus has an on-site nursery with places for 35 children between the ages of six months and five years. Students are able to study in the knowledge that their children are cared for by qualified and experienced staff. This is a provision of the highest quality and follows the Early Years Foundation Stage to work towards all children’s individual needs. As this is a very popular service, please make sure you book a place for your child well in advance. Opening Times: Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 5:30pm T: 01432 365 305
Refreshment Facilities at the Holme Lacy Campus The eco-build ‘Straw Bale Café’ offers a range of hot and cold meals, drinks and snacks. Opening times: 8:30am - 3:00pm
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APPRENTICESHIPS What Subjects Can I Study as an Apprentice? • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Animal Care Bricklaying Carpentry & Joinery Plumbing Electrical Installation Engineering Equine Motor Vehicle IT & Computing Professional Cookery Hospitality Hairdressing Accountancy
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Business Administration Customer Services Management Health & Social Care Childcare Supporting Teaching & Learning Animal Care Agriculture Farriery Forestry Welding
What Levels of Apprenticeship are Available? There are three levels of apprenticeships available for those aged 16 and over and living, working or studying in England. 1) Intermediate Apprenticeships: (equivalent to five good GCSE passes) Intermediate Apprenticeships involve the development and assessment of skills and knowledge at Level 2 (relevant to the occupational sector or job role).
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I have one day a week in college and the rest of the week working in a salon in Hereford, called The Hair Lounge. I think this style of learning is really effective for me because I’m not keen on the classroom environment. Everything is very practical and hands on.
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Colette Cairney, Level 2 Hairdressing Apprentice
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Achievement of an Intermediate Apprenticeship may allow progression onto an Advanced Apprenticeship. To start an Intermediate Apprenticeship, the applicant should ideally have five GCSEs (grade 2/ grade E or above). 2) Advanced Apprenticeships: Advanced apprenticeships (equivalent to two A Level passes) involve the development and assessment of skills and knowledge at Level 3 (relevant to the occupational sector or job role). Achievement of an Advanced Apprenticeship may allow progression onto a Higher Apprenticeship. To start an Advanced Apprenticeship, the applicant should ideally have five good GCSEs (grade 4/grade C or above) or have successfully completed an Intermediate Apprenticeship.
HOW TO APPLY & FIND AN EMPLOYER 3) Higher Apprenticeships: Higher and Degree Apprenticeships involve the development and assessment of skills and knowledge at Level 4 or above (relevant to the occupational sector or job role), and as defined by the Framework or Standard. Higher Apprenticeships at Level 4 and Level 5 can allow progression on to university degrees, and Degree Apprenticeships are now becoming more widely available in many sectors. To start a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship, the applicant should ideally have a relevant Level 3 vocational qualification, three good A Levels, or have completed a relevant Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship. More specific entry requirements can be found on our website: www.hlcollege.ac.uk How Long is an Apprenticeship? The minimum length of an apprenticeship is 12 months, but some apprenticeships will be designed to last two, three or four years. College Attendance You may be required to attend college or other off-the-job training in order to gain certain skills and undertake certain assessments. This can be on day release or block release, depending on the apprenticeship you choose.
So you’ve chosen an industry and you think an apprenticeship might be for you. What next? You need an employer and there are a few ways to get one: 1. Approach them directly - you can contact an employer to see if they would like to take you on as an apprentice. They might not know that they need an apprentice until you contact them! Remember that you are hoping that they will take you on as an employee, so act professionally and make a good impression. If you can, find out a bit about the company first by visiting their website and preparing what you want to say. Remember there are other attributes that employers value, such as: • Enthusiasm • Willingness to learn • Reliability • Punctuality • Responsibility • Working as part of a team • Good sense of humour • Working on your own initiative 2. Call the College - many businesses contact HLC to find them an apprentice that would be suited to them, so there might be just the right job for you. Get in touch on 0800 032 1986 and we can advise you on the next steps like sending us your CV and possible interviews. 3. Look for adverts - some companies advertise apprenticeship vacancies and they are looking for people like you to join their business. This could be in local press, national press, at job fairs, through recruitment agencies or online through sites such as: • The College has some vacancies online in its apprenticeship section: www.hlcollege.ac.uk • The Government’s job search site: www.gov.uk/jobsearch • The Apprenticeship Guide: www.apprenticeshipguide.co.uk • The National Apprenticeship Service: www.apprenticeships.org.uk 4. Current employer - if you already have a job, your employer might consider taking you on as an apprentice. If they need to find out more, direct them to the National Apprenticeship Service website for more information.
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ACCOUNTANCY, BOOK KEEPING & SAGE PROGRAMMES Whether you’re a beginner or at a more advanced stage, we aim to give you the ability and confidence to succeed at whichever level you are studying. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTING TECHNICIANS (AAT) AAT L2 (Day)
Fri
09:30 – 14:00
36 Wks
Sept
£1,330.00
AAT L3 (Day)
Thu
09:00 – 16:30
36 Wks
Sept
£2,370.00
AAT L4 (Day)
Tue
09:00 – 16:30
36 Wks
Sept
£2,370.00
Book Keeping
Tue
18:00 – 20:00
12 Wks
Sept/Jan/June
£235.00
Xero Accounting Skills
Wed
18:00 – 20:00
12 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£235.00
Sage Accounting Skills
Wed
18:00 – 20:00
12 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£235.00
OTHER ACCOUNTING COURSES
BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION SKILLS For business related courses see ‘Management Professional Qualifications’ on page 29. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE**
NVQ Level 2 Business Administration
Flexible
Flexible
1 Yr
Flexible
£1,190.00
NVQ Level 3 Business Administration
Flexible
Flexible
1 Yr
Flexible
£1,570.00
NVQ Level 4 Business Administration
Flexible
Flexible
1 Yr
Flexible
£1,790.00
NVQ Level 2 Customer Service
Flexible
Flexible
1 Yr
Flexible
£1,190.00
NVQ Level 3 Customer Service
Flexible
Flexible
1 Yr
Flexible
£1,570.00
ADMINISTRATION
CUSTOMER SERVICE
* These fees are for guidance purposes only. AAT courses also have additional costs paid directly to the Association of Accounting. ** These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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BEAUTY Our courses are mostly of a practical nature and are ideal for those considering a career in any of these areas. All courses are held within our superb facilities which include a well-equipped beauty salon and clinic. Students are able to develop their skills on real clients in a professional and safe practice environment. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE**
VTCT Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy (two evenings per week plus one Saturday a month)
Tue, Wed & Sat
18:00 – 21:00 (Tues & Wed) 09:30 – 15:30 (Sat)
1 Yr
Sept
£1,700.00
VTCT Level 2 Certificate in Hair & Beauty Skills
Tue & Thu
18:00 – 21:00
23 Wks
Sept
£1.1900
Wed
18:00 – 21:00
23 Wks
Sept
£900
Tue & Wed
18:00 – 21:00
36 Weeks
Sept
£2,583.00
BEAUTY
VTCT Level 2 Certificate in Nail Technology (includes Manicure Certificate) VTCT Level 3 Diploma in Nail Technology
CARE HLC is one of Herefordshire’s foremost centres for childcare and health and social care. This broad sector offers diverse opportunities for interesting and rewarding careers. These include nursing, counselling, social work, mental health, nursery nursing, play work and caring for people with all different needs. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE***
Basic Counselling Skills Level 1
Varied
18:00 – 21:00
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£235.00
Intermediate Counselling Skills Level 2
Varied
18:00 – 21:00
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£235.00
Thu
13:30 – 20:00
36 Wks
Sept
£2,650.00
Foundation Degree in Early Years (0 – 8)
Wed
09:00 – 17:00
60 Wks
Sept
£9,250.00 per yr
Foundation Degree in Health & Social Care
Mon
09:00 – 17:00
60 Wks
Sept
£9,250.00 per yr
Foundation Degree in Mental Health
Mon
09:00 – 17:00
60 Wks
Sept
£9,250.00 per yr
Foundation Degree in Counselling
Thu
09:00 – 17:00
60 Wks
Sept
£9,250.00 per yr
Integrative Counselling Top-up
Tue
09:00 – 17:00
30 Wks
Sept
£9,250.00 per yr
COUNSELLING
Diploma in Developing Counselling Skills Level 3
FOUNDATION DEGREES
*** We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs. For full details and current pricing of our foundation degrees see our website.
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DISTANCE LEARNING These Distance Learning courses are designed to update knowledge of the individual subject; they are excellent for Professional Development in the workplace, however it is not essential that you are employed. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START
19+ FEE*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Allergy Awareness (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Mental Health Problems (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Awareness of Bullying Children and Young People (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Behaviour that Challenges in Children (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Common Health Conditions (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Equality and Diversity (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Falls Prevention Awareness (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Information, Advice or Guidance (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Introducing Caring for Children and Young People (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Lean Organisation Management Techniques (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Living in a Fair and Diverse Society (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Business Administration (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Customer Service (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Dementia Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of End of Life Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Team Leading (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Working with Individuals with Learning Difficulties (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in the Improvement for Personal Exercise, Health and Nutrition (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
DISTANCE LEARNING
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COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START
19+ FEE*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of the Prevention and Control of Infection in Health Care Settings (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Safeguarding, Prevent and British Values (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Autism (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Children and Young People’s Mental Health (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Common Illnesses Affecting Children (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Dignity and Safeguarding in Adult Health and Social Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Nutrition and Health (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Retail Operations (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding the Care and Management of Diabetes (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding the Safe Handling of Medication in Health and Social Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Working with Customers in Health and Social Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Dignity and Safeguarding in Adult Health and Social Care (RQF)
Flexible
Flexible
15 Wks
Flexible
Free*
DISTANCE LEARNING
* Courses are free, dependent on meeting the eligibility criteria. Please contact the Enquiries Team to check whether you qualify.
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CATERING These professional cookery courses are aimed at employed chefs who wish to develop practical and creative skills whilst gaining a qualification. The courses feature practical, hands-on teaching in a real working environment at the Hereford Campus’s purpose-built Cider Orchard kitchen and restaurant. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
City & Guilds Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Professional Cookery
Wed
13:00 – 21:00
1 Yr
Sept
£1,350.00
City & Guilds Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Professional Cookery
Wed
13:00 – 21:00
1 Yr
Sept
£3,990.00
City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Patisserie and Confectionery
Tue
18:00 – 21:00
23 Wks
Oct
£1,140.00
CATERING
We offer a range of short courses designed for the beginner as well as the creative enthusiast, run at the Hereford Academy School. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
Cake Decorating
Tue
18:30 – 20:30
6 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£45.00
£10.00
Cake Decorating & Sugar Craft
Tue
18:30 – 20:30
6 Wks
On request
£45.00
£10.00
FOOD & DRINK
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CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING SERVICES HLC has been providing first-class training for the construction and building services industry for many years. You will learn in well-equipped modern workshops and classrooms and be taught by industry professionals in their own fields. Many courses provide industry-recognised qualifications at Levels 2 and 3 in most areas, including work-based NVQs, day release and evening courses as well as apprenticeships. We also offer courses for the DIY enthusiast. For Apprenticeships see pages 12 and 13. COURSE
DAY**
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
GAS SAFETY TRAINING/ASSESSMENT (For those with no gas industry experience looking to up-skill or re-train) Domestic Gas Foundation (Evening) ***
Tue & Wed
18:00 – 21:00
34 Wks
On request
£2,400.00
£330.00
Domestic Gas Foundation (Daytime) ***
Fri
09:00 – 17:00
34 Wks
On request
£2,400.00
£330.00
Training courses below are suitable for candidates who have completed Domestic Gas Foundation, or those currently employed in the industry. CCN1: Core Gas Safety
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
2.5 Days
On request
Cost on application
CCN1 + 2: Core Gas Safety plus two appliances
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
3 Days
On request
Cost on application
CCN1 + 4: Core Gas Safety plus four appliances
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
3.5 Days
On request
Cost on application
CENWAT 1: Central Heating Boilers/water heaters
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
1 Day
On request
Cost on application
CKR 1: Domestic Cookers
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
1 Day
On request
Cost on application
CKR 1: Domestic Cookers
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
1 Day
On request
Cost on application
HTR 1: Gas Fires and Wall Heaters
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
1 Day
On request
Cost on application
MET 1 and LPG Changeover
O/R
09:00 – 17:00
Arrangement
On request
Cost on application
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs. ** O/R = On request
*** Suitable for candidates new to the gas industry, but with some plumbing experience and/or qualifications.
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COURSE
DAY**
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
£440 (year 1) £280 (year 2)
PLUMBING
Plumbing & Heating NVQ level 2 (2 Years Day Release)
Fri
09:00 – 16:30
36 Wks (per year)
Sept
£1250.00 (per year) or £0 for 16-18 year olds and qualifying adults aged 19-23***
Introduction to Plumbing (Evening)
Thu
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Jan
£195.00
£85.00
£440 (year 1) £280 (year 2)
Tue & Wed
18:00 – 21:00 & 18:00 – 20:00
32 Wks (per year)
Sept
£1250.00 (per year) or £0 for qualifying adults aged 19-23***
BPEC Unvented Hot Water Storage Systems Certificate
O/R
TBC
1 Day
On request
£220.00
£60.00
Water Regulations (WRAS) Certificate
O/R
TBC
1 Day
On request
£220.00
£60.00
Introduction to Bricklaying (Evening)
Wed
18:00 – 20:30
8 Wks
Jan
£195.00
£85.00
Intermediate Bricklaying (Evening) - leading to City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Year 2
Tue
18:00 – 21:00
36 Wks
Sept
£720.00
£120.00
Tue & Thu
18:00 – 21:00
36 Wks
Sept
£1,250.00 or £0 for qualifying adults aged 19–23***
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Plumbing (two evenings a week over two years)
BRICKWORK
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Bricklaying (Evening) - progression from Intermediate course***
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£335.00
DAY**
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
Introduction to Furniture Making & Design (Evening)
Tue
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Jan
£195.00
£85.00
Intermediate Furniture Making & Design (Evening)
Wed
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/ Apr
£195.00
£85.00
Introduction to Carpentry (Evening)
Tue
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/ Apr
£195.00
£85.00
Level 1 Carpentry & Joinery (Evening) - leading to City & Guilds L2 Diploma in Year 2
Tue
18:00 – 21:00
36 Wks
Sept
£720.00
£120.00
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery (Evenings) - progression from Intermediate course***
Tue & Thu
18:00 – 21:00
36 Wks
Sept
£1,250.00 or £0 for qualifying adults aged 19–23***
£335.00
Sept
£3,345 (student loan funded) or £0 for qualifying adults aged 19–23***
£170.00 or £0 for loan funded students
Sept
£3,345 (student loan funded) or £0 for qualifying adults aged 19–23***
£170.00 or £0 for loan funded students
COURSE FURNITURE MAKING
CARPENTRY
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery (Evening) - progression from City & Guilds L2 Diploma***
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery - 1 Year Day Release (progression from City & Guilds L2 Diploma)***
Wed
Fri
17:30 – 21:00
09:00 – 17:00
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Admissions Team to confirm costs.
36 Wks
36 Wks
** O/R = On request *** Fee Reductions For Adults may apply see page 6 for more details.
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CREATIVE TECHNIQUES These practical workshop sessions offer a flexible and accessible route to learn and develop your creative technique skills. The tutor will work with you to support your particular needs helping you to develop your abilities. Assessment takes place informally to support the development of an individual’s creative skills and technique throughout each workshop and there is no final examination, giving students the maximum opportunity to enjoy their learning and flourish in their practical work. Individual sessions are listed here giving each student the choice of which creative craft they wish to develop. The workshop choices are aimed at introductory and intermediate learners and are as follows:
Textiles choice of: Alternatively make your choice of session from the textile options: Hand Embroidery, patchwork & quilting – quilts and panels, patchwork & quilting applique and machine embroidery. Interiors choice of: Make your choice from the following soft furnishings sessions: curtain making, cushion making, lampshades, loose covers and upholstery. Fashion choice of: Make your choice of fashions sessions from the following: Skirt making, trouser making, dress making. FEES* All of the units listed are to be studied as individual workshops with prices shown. All creative techniques courses require you to supply your own fabrics/materials. All of the fees listed are estimates for guidance purposes only and it is important that you contact the Enquiries Team to find out the most up-to-date costs.
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COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Traditional Hand Embroidery - Bags, Belts & Hats
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Sept
£395.00
Innovative Hand Embroidery - Panels/Hangings
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Jan
£395.00
Patchwork & Quilting - Quilts or Panels
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Sept
£395.00
Patchwork & Quilting - Appliqué/Quilting Bags, Belts & Cushions
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Apr
£395.00
Machine Embroidery - Traditional Machine Embroidery - Cushions, Bags, Belts, Hats & Accessories
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Jan
£395.00
Innovative Machine Embroidery - Panels/Hangings
Mon or Fri
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Apr
£395.00
Cushion Making/Curtain Making
Wed & Thu
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Sept
£395.00
Lampshades - Soft Shades & Blind Making
Wed & Thu
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Jan
£395.00
Loose Covers and Upholstery
Wed & Thu
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Apr
£395.00
Skirt Making - Pattern Cutting & Skirt Blocks
Tue
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Sept
£395.00
Trouser Making - Pattern Cutting & Trouser Blocks
Tue
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Jan
£395.00
Dress Making - Pattern Cutting & Dress Blocks
Tue
09:00 – 13:00
10 Wks
Apr
£395.00
TEXTILES WORKSHOP
INTERIORS WORKSHOP
INTERIORS WORKSHOP
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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CREATIVE WRITING These courses are for anyone with the desire to express their creativity through writing. During the beginner’s course you will gain an understanding of what is required to create your own work through teaching, discussion and practice. The intermediate course is intended as a ‘follow on’ course for anyone who has studied at a beginner level and who wishes to progress further. DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
Creative Writing Beginners
Tue
18:30 – 20:30
8 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£60.00
£5.00
Calligraphy
Wed
18:30 – 20:30
6 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£45.00
£5.00
COURSE CREATIVE WRITING
DIGITAL SKILLS Pearson BTEC Essential Digital Skills qualifications (EDSQ) are qualifications to support adult learners to develop modern digital skills for everyday life. These qualifications aim to develop skills and underpinning knowledge in 5 skills areas: 1. Using Devices and Handling Information 2. Creating and Editing, 3. Communication 4. Transacting 5. Being Safe and Responsible Online
COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
Tue
18:00 – 20:00
20 Wks
Oct
£0.00
£10.00
DIGITAL SKILLS Essential Digital Skills
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GCSE ENGLISH & MATHS COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
GCSE English
Mon or Fri
Daytime (2 Hours)
Sept - June
Sept
£37.00
GCSE English
Tue or Wed
Evenings (2 Hours)
Sept - June
Sept
£37.00
GCSE Maths
Mon or Fri
Daytime (2 Hours)
Sept - June
Sept
£37.00
GCSE Maths
Tue or Wed
Evenings (2 Hours)
Sept - June
Sept
£37.00
GCSE COURSES
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Is English your second language? Would you like to improve your English language skills and gain a recognised English language qualification? We offer classes in the morning, afternoon and evening. Classes last for 2.5 hours and learners attend one class each week. Apply early as classes fill up quickly. After interview, you will be offered a place in the most appropriate class, as soon as a space is available. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Writing - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Mon to Fri
Daytime
10 Wks
Sept
£27.00
Writing - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Tue & Wed
Evening
10 Wks
Sept
£27.00
Reading - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Mon to Fri
Daytime
10 Wks
Jan
£27.00
Reading - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Tue & Wed
Evening
10 Wks
Jan
£27.00
Speaking & Listening - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Mon to Fri
Daytime
12 Wks
Apr
£37.00
Speaking & Listening - Entry Level 1 or Entry Level 2
Tue & Wed
Evening
12 Wks
Apr
£37.00
BEGINNERS
ENGLISH & MATHS FOR ADULTS These courses are designed for adults wishing to improve their English and/or maths skills, upgrade their CV or help children with school work. Students will work towards a Functional Skills qualification in English and/or maths at the appropriate level from Entry Level to Level 2. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE**
English Entry Level to Level 2
Mon or Thu
Daytime (2 Hours)
30 Wks
Sept
Free
English Entry Level to Level 2
Tue or Wed
Evenings (2 Hours)
30 Wks
Sept
Free
Maths Entry Level to Level 2
Mon or Thu
Daytime (2 Hours)
30 Wks
Sept
Free
Maths Entry Level to Level 2
Tue or Wed
Evenings (2 Hours)
30 Wks
Sept
Free
FUNCTIONAL SKILLS ENGLISH
FUNCTIONAL SKILLS MATHS
* These fees refer to additional course costs, Fees assume EU citizenship eligibility and costs shown are for additional course costs only. ** These courses are free of charge to those who do not already hold a current Level 2 English or maths qualification and run subject to demand. Dates and times shown are for guidance only. Please contact the Enquiries Team as soon as possible to check current details.
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ENGINEERING Engineering covers the areas of manufacturing, mechanical, maintenance and electrical/electronic engineering. Our modern engineering workshop facilities, classrooms and CAD labs offer an excellent learning environment for supported, hands-on practical training guided by industry professionals. COURSE
DAY**
TIME
DURATION
START DATE**
19+ FEE*
Sept
£0 for qualifying adults aged 19+*** or £2,710 per year (student loan funded) for non-qualifying adults aged 19+
ADDITIONAL COSTS
ENGINEERING BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Manufacturing / Mechanical Engineering (2 Year Day Release***)
Wed
BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Electrical / Electronic Engineering (2 Year Day Release***)
Wed
HNC Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) - 2 Year Day Release
Tue
HNC Engineering (Electrical & Electronic Engineering) - 2 Year Day Release
09:00 – 19:00
36 Wks (per year)
Year One: £430 Year Two: £280 £0 for loan funded students Year One: £430 Year Two: £280
£0 for qualifying adults aged 19+*** or £2,710 per year (student loan funded) for non-qualifying adults aged 19+
£0 for loan funded students
36 Wks (per year)
Sept
09:00 – 18:00
30 Wks (per year)
Sept
£2, 950.00 / year
n/a
Tue
09:00 – 18:00
30 Wks (per year)
Sept
£2, 950.00 / year
n/a
HND Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) - 2 Year Day Release
Thu
09:00 – 18:00
30 Wks (per year)
Sept
£2, 950.00 / year
n/a
HND Engineering (Electrical & Electronic Control Engineering) - 2 Year Day Release
Thu
09:00 – 18:00
30 Wks (per year)
Sept
£2, 950.00 / year
n/a
09:00 – 19:00
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
** O/R = On request. *** Fee reductions for adults may apply, see page 6 for more details.
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COMPUTING The College has been providing first-class training for the computing and IT industry for many years. IT and computing covers the areas of programming, web design and networking amongst other disciplines and our excellent IT labs and facilities provide a great environment for hands-on practical training. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Wed/Thu
09:00 – 20:30
2 years (30 weeks per year)
Sept
£5750.00 (per year)
COMPUTING HND in Computing & Systems Development
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LANGUAGES HLC offers a wide range of language courses, designed to suit different learning requirements, at levels from beginner to intermediate. Although these courses are not certificated by an awarding body you will receive a certificate of attendance. Currently, courses are offered in the following languages: French, Spanish, Italian and German. We have an excellent team of tutors, some of whom are native speakers of the target language. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS*
Learn French Taster
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn French Foundation
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn French Improvers
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn French Intermediate
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Italian Taster
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Italian Foundation
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Spanish Taster
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Spanish Foundation
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Spanish Improvers
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn Spanish Intermediate
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn German Taster
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Learn German Foundation
TBC
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jam/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
FRENCH
ITALIAN
SPANISH
GERMAN
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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MANGEMENT PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS HLC offers a variety of management and professional qualifications covering the areas of accountancy, management, personnel, health and safety, and higher education. We attempt to meet the needs of junior, middle and senior managers and their organisations by delivering flexible, rolling, day and evening-based programmes. These offer cost-effective and timely routes to higher-level qualifications such as MBAs and other Masters level qualifications. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
NVQ 3 Management (CMI)
Flexible
Flexible
1 year
Flexible
£1,550.00
NVQ 4 Management (CMI)
Flexible
Flexible
1 year
Flexible
£1,780.00
Fri/monthly
09:30 – 16:30
9 months
Sept
£1,910.00
CIPD Certificate in Human Resource Practice Level 3
Tue
13:00 – 16:00
36 Wks
Sept
£1,300.00
CIPD Intermediate Diploma in Human Resource Management Level 5
Tue
16:00 – 21:00
36 Wks
Sept
£1,910.00
Thu/monthly
09:30 – 12:30
9 months
Sept
On request
NVQ 3 MANAGEMENT
LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT CMI Extended Diploma in Leadership & Management Level 5
HUMAN RESOURCES
LEVEL 2 RESOURCES CMI Diploma in First Line Management Level 3
MOTOR VEHICLE Motor vehicle covers the areas of light vehicle maintenance and repair. We have well-equipped modern workshops, classrooms and labs which provide an excellent learning environment. Courses provide industry-recognised qualifications at Levels 2 and 3 in most areas, including work-based NVQs, day release courses, evening courses and apprenticeships. For apprenticeships see pages 12 and 13. DAY**
TIME
DURATION
START DATE**
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS
Air Conditioning/Refrigerant Handling (DEFRA Approved/F Gas requirement)
On request
09:00 – 16:00
1 day
O/R
£220.00
£60.00
Hybrid Vehicle Maintenance
On request
09:00 – 16:00
1 day
O/R
£220.00
£60.00
Mon – Fri (week block) O/R
09:00 – 16:00
5 days
O/R
£735.00
£125.00
COURSE MOTOR VEHICLE
IMI Level 2 Award in MOT Testing
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MUSIC PRODUCTION Through an exciting and challenging mix of vocational and academic projects, this course prepares students for a fulfilling career in the music industry. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
HNC in Music Technology (Sound Engineering)
Thu & Fri
09:00 – 16:30
1 year (30 Wks)
Sept
£5,950.00
HND in Music Technology (Sound Engineering)
Thu & Fri
09:00 – 16:30
1 year (30 Wks)
Sept
£5,950.00
MUSIC PRODUCTION
PHOTOGRAPHY These courses offer the ideal opportunity for you to develop your photography skills, whether you are an absolute beginner or more advanced. All of the courses include Sunday field trips, giving you the best environment to test out your practical skills under expert tuition. DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS
Wed Field Trips
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Intermediate Digital Photography Course
Tue & Sun Field Trips
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Apr
£75.00
£5.00
Advanced Digital Photography Course
Tue & Sun Field Trips
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Apr
£75.00
£5.00
COURSE PHOTOGRAPHY Basic Digital Photography Course
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs. ** O/R = On request
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TEACHING & SUPPORT ROLES HLC is the county’s major provider of training in this area, producing over 2,000 teaching assistants in primary, secondary and adult education over its 14 successful years of training. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Tue
17:30 – 20:30
30 Wks
Sept
£1,270.00
COURSES FOR SPECIALIST TEACHERS Teaching Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties Level 5 Diploma
COURSES FOR TEACHING ASSISTANTS & VOLUNTEERS Level 2 Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools (daytime)
Thu
11:30 – 14:30
36 Wks**
Sept
£625.00
Level 3 Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools (evening)
Wed
18:00 – 21:00
36 Wks**
Sept
£1,730.00
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TEACHER TRAINING These courses prepare you to teach or train in the lifelong learning sector which include workplace, adult, voluntary and community education settings, as well as in further education colleges. The Award in Education and Training Level 3 (AET) is undertaken to prepare teachers or trainers and those who are not presently teaching. The Diploma in Education and Training Level 4/5 (DET) enables students to progress to gaining full Qualified Teacher in Learning and Skills Status (QTLS) with the Foundation for Education and Training (available at other institutions). COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Tue
17:00 – 20:00
14 Wks
Feb
£540.00
Diploma in Education & Training Year 1
Tue/Thu
17:00 – 20:00
30 Wks
Sept
£3,200.00
Diploma in Education & Training Year 2
Tue/Thu
17:00 – 20:00
30 Wks
Sept
£3,200.00
CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION & TRAINING (CET) Award in Education & Training
DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION & TRAINING (DET)
INTERESTED IN A CAREER CHANGE? Did you know you can study university-level courses at Herefordshire & Ludlow College? Look on our website www.hlcollege.ac.uk to find out more and check out recordings from our Virtual Open Event on our YouTube channel!
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs. ** It is not essential for you to attend every week of the attendance pattern, this will be discussed at interview.
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ANIMAL CARE Our reptile-keeping courses are taught by a local and passionate herpetologist who has over 30 years experience of keeping and breeding reptiles. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Level 2 Certificate in Canine Health, Husbandry and Handling
Various
09:30 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£195.00
Level 2 Certificate in Feline Health, Husbandry and Handling
Various
09:30 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£195.00
Level 3 Certificate in Canine Nutrition
Various
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£235.00
Level 3 Certificate in Feline Nutrition
Various
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£235.00
Introduction to Dog Grooming
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£85.00
Canine Massage
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£85.00
First Aid for Pets
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£75.00
L2 Certificate in Technical Competence in Pet Sitting
Various
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£320.00
L2 Certificate in Technical Competence in Animal Health, Husbandry and Handling
Various
09:30 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£250.00
L2 Certificate in Technical Competence in Dog Walking
Various
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£250.00
L3 Certificate in Technical Competence in Animal Nutrition
Various
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£320.00
L2 Award in the Safe Use of Veterinary Medicines
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day & 1 day assessment
Various
£280.00
ANIMAL CARE
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BLACKSMITHING & WELDING HLC’s National School of Blacksmithing was founded in 1946 and is based in the specialist and unique Rural Crafts Centre at the Holme Lacy Campus.
COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Introduction to Blacksmithing
Various
18:00 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£270.00
Introduction to Blacksmithing
Block Release
09:00 – 17:30
3 days
Various
£290.00
Intermediate Blacksmithing
Block Release
09:00 – 17:30
3 days
Various
£270.00
Blacksmithing - Tool Making
Block Release
09:00 – 17:30
3 days
Various
£270.00
Certificate in Forgework
Mon – Fri
09:30 – 16:30
3 Wks
July
£1,150.00
One day Blacksmithing workshop
Saturday
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£100
Introduction to Welding
Various
18:30 - 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£290.00
Introduction to Welding
Block Release
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£290.00
Professional Welding
Various
18:30 – 20:30
10 Wks
Sept/Jan/Apr
£390.00
Professional Welding
Block Release
09:30 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£390.00
Fri
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Sept/Jan/Apr
£120.00
BLACKSMITHING
WELDING
Introduction to TIG Welding
HLC’s National School of Blacksmithing was founded in 1946 and is based in the specialist and unique Rural Crafts Centre at the Holme Lacy Campus. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Block Release
09:30 - 16:00
2 years
Oct
£3,515.00
ADVANCED BLACKSMITHING Design and Forge Work Skills (for practising blacksmiths)
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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CHAINSAW & FORESTRY FOR INDUSTRY We offer a range of chainsaw and related courses that are required as the basic qualifications for both the forestry and the arboriculture industry. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Award in Chainsaw Maintenance & Cross Cutting (CS30)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£470.00
Award in Chainsaw Maintenance, Cross Cutting & Felling Trees up 380mm (CS30/31)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
5 days
Various
£920.00
Award in Felling & Processing Trees up to 380mm (CS31)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£520.00
Award in Felling & Processing Trees over 380mm (CS32)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£530.00
Ground-based Refresher Course
Various
09:15 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£160.00
Award in Accessing a Tree Using a Rope & Harness including (CS38) Aerial Tree Rescue
Various
09:15 – 16:30
5 days
Various
£780.00
Award in Aerial Cutting of Trees using Free Fall Techniques (CS39)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
3 days
Various
£540.00
Award in the Safe Use of Brushcuttters and Strimmers
Various
09:15 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£320.00
Maintain and Operate your chainsaw (Hobby User)
Various
09:15 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£110.00
CHAINSAW & FORESTRY
COUNTRYSIDE MACHINERY The Tractor Driving course for young people of 13-16 years is a two day course which teaches the young driver the safe way to drive a tractor. The course can help refresh existing skills and improve driving techniques and related operations. The All Terrain Vehicle course gives you the opportunity to develop quad driving and handling skills followed by City & Guilds Certificate of Competence as required by legislation. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Tractor Driving for 13 to 16 year olds
Various
10:00 – 15:30
2 days
Various
£140.00
Award in Tractor Driving and Related Operations
Various
09:30 – 16:30
2 days
Various
TBC
Safe use of Manually Fed Woodchipper
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£240.00
Rough Terrain Telescopic Handler / Forklift
Various
09:30 – 16:30
2 days
Various
£320.00
All Terrain Vehicle (ATV/Quad Bike) Experienced Operators
Various
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£260.00
COUNTRYSIDE MACHINERY
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EQUINE At our equestrian centre we offer a range of short courses (including BHS) and riding lessons for all abilities on a variety of wellschooled horses. Facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, cross-country course, lecture rooms and hacking through our 257 hectare estate. Courses cover a range of theoretical and practical subjects and are delivered by professionally qualified staff. Tailor-made courses are available upon request and our facilities are available for private or club hire. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Private Stable Management Coaching
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£34.00
Group Stable Management Coaching
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£28.00
Equine Lunge Coaching
Various
Booked on appointment
30 mins
All year
£27.00
Equine Private Riding Lesson
Various
Booked on appointment
45 mins
All year
£36.00
Equine Private Riding Lesson
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£44.00
Equine Semi-Private Riding Lessons
Various
Booked on appointment
45 mins
All year
£29.00
Equine Semi-Private Riding Lessons
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£34.00
Equine Group Riding Lessons
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£27.00
One hour hack around the Holme Lacy Estate
Various
Booked on appointment
1 hour
All year
£38.00
BHS Stage 1 Horse Knowledge & Care (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
15 hours
TBC
£210.00
BHS Stage 1 Horse Knowledge & Riding (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
10 hours
TBC
£270.00
BHS Level 1 Horse Owners Certificate (Training & Assessment)
Various
Booked on appointment
10 hours
TBC
£395.00
BHS Stage 2 Horse Knowledge & Care (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
15 hours
TBC
£210.00
BHS Stage 2 Horse Knowledge & Riding (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
10 hours
TBC
£270.00
BHS Stage 3 Horse Knowledge & Care (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
15 hours
TBC
£210.00
BHS Stage 3 Horse Knowledge & Riding (Training)
Various
Booked on appointment
10 hours
TBC
£270.00
BHS Certificate in Riding & Road Safety (Training & Assessment)
Various
Booked on appointment
20 hours
TBC
£350.00
EQUINE - RIDING SCHOOL
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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FLORISTRY Our courses are fun and great opportunity to learn about flowers. It will give you the skills and techniques required to produce your own stunning designs. DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
ADDITIONAL COSTS
Introduction to Floristry
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
5 Wks
TBC
£55.00
£10.00
Easter Flowers
Thu
10:00 – 15:00
2 Wks
TBC
£40.00
£10.00
Chic & Unique
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
4 Wks
TBC
£45.00
£10.00
Simple Wedding Design
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
5 Wks
TBC
£55.00
£10.00
Large Venue Decorating
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
2 Wks
TBC
£25.00
£10.00
Autumn Flowers & Arrangements
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
5 Wks
TBC
£55.00
£10.00
Hand-tied & Posies
Thu
10:00 – 13:00
5 Wks
TBC
£55.00
£10.00
Christmas Festive Workshop
Thu
10:00 – 16:00
2 Wks
TBC
£45.00
£10.00
COURSE FLORISTRY
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PESTICIDES Pesticide Application courses are offered throughout the year. Students have to achieve the foundation module (PA1) which covers the legislation, safe storage and use of pesticides before progressing to other levels. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides Foundation Module (PA1)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£170.00
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides - Ground Crop Sprayers (PA2)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£250.00
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides - Hand Held Applicators (PA6)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£250.00
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides - Hand Held Applicators (PA6AW)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£250.00
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides - Granular Application (PA4)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£250.00
Award in Safe Use of Pesticides - Hand Held Applicators (PA6) Refresher
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£95.00
Award in Safe Use of Vertebrate Pest Control (Rats and Mice)
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£270.00
Award in Safe Use of Aluminium Phosphide
Tue
09:30 – 16:30
1 day
Various
£300.00
PESTICIDES
SUPPORTED LEARNING HLC offers specialist courses for adults with learning difficulties or disabilities. Many are run in association with organisations such as Headway and are available to their service users. In addition, we run other specialist courses designed to meet the needs and interests of students to include topics such as cookery, pottery, IT, independent living skills and maths and English. All courses are college certificated. COURSE
DAY
TIME
DURATION
START DATE
19+ FEE*
Cookery (Hinton Community Centre)
Fri
09:30 – 12:30
30 Wks
Oct
n/a
IT Skills (Holme Lacy Campus)
Tue
09:30 – 12:30
30 Wks
Oct
n/a
Cookery (Hinton Community Centre)
Mon
09:30 – 12:30
30 Wks
Oct
n/a
SUPPORTED LEARNING FOR ADULTS
* These fees are estimates for guidance purposes only. We strongly advise you call the Enquiries Team to confirm costs.
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FINDING HEREFORDSHIRE & LUDLOW COLLEGE HLC has two campuses in Herefordshire: the Hereford Campus is situated above the city centre to the north-east and the Holme Lacy Campus is in a rural setting about 6 miles south-east of Hereford city centre.
HEREFORD CAMPUS – HR1 1LS This campus is just to the north-east of the city centre, conveniently close to both the train station and the central bus terminal and is served well by the regular public transport system. If you travel by car please note that a parking permit system operates on campus; full details are available from reception or on our website. The Campus was completely transformed in 2010 following a £32 million development. If you would like to visit before you apply then see the details of our Open Events on page 3.
HOLME LACY CAMPUS – HR2 6LL This campus is located at the western edge of the village of Holme Lacy, approximately 4 miles to the south-east of Hereford on the B4399. A bus service operates from Hereford city centre although it is advisable to check times on the Herefordshire Council website. The campus is set above the River Wye in our 257 hectares estate which encompasses a mixed organic working farm, ancient and commercial woodlands and traditional parkland with ponds and streams. It also includes specialist learning facilities and the much acclaimed Straw Bale Café development which has been the centre of focus for its sustainable credentials. If you would like to visit before you apply then see the details for our Open Events on page 3. 40
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OPTION TWO OPTION ONE LEISURE COURSES Please note that all 19+ Leisure Courses require full payment upon booking and can only run with sufficient numbers of students. In the event of a course not being able to run due to low student numbers a full refund will be given or you can transfer payment to another course. If you are applying for one of our 19+ Leisure Courses you can collect a short course application form from the Hereford Campus Reception. Alternatively you can apply in one of the following ways: Web: Apply online at www.hlcollege.ac.uk Phone: Call us on 0800 032 1986 and we can send you a form Download: Download a form to print at home www.hlcollege.ac.uk
Send your application form to: FREEPOST RTKT-SLSZ-ACBL, Herefordshire & Ludlow College Admissions Office, Folly Lane, Hereford HR1 1LS
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS & TRAINING You can collect a form from the Hereford Campus or use one of the following ways to apply: Web: Apply online at www.hlcollege.ac.uk Phone: Call us on 0800 032 1986, we can send you a form APPLICATION PROCESS An acknowledgement letter will be sent to you within three days of receiving your application. (If you don’t receive a letter, please contact the Enquiries Team: 0800 032 1986.)
1. If your course choice requires an interview, a date and
2.
3. 4. 5.
time will be organised and you will receive notification of this by letter. There will be a reply form attached to your interview invitation and you must send this back to confirm your appointment date. The interview will give you the opportunity to discuss your reasons for choosing your course and what your future plans may be. The tutor is there to help you, so please ask as many questions as you like to make sure you are happy with your choice. After your interview, you will receive either a letter to confirm your course offer or a letter of referral to another suitable course. There will be an acceptance form attached to your letter, which should be sent back to us to confirm your acceptance of the course offer. The enrolment process varies from course to course. For the majority of courses which start in September, you will be informed of your enrolment dates in August.st.
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Did you know? Herefordshire & Ludlow College is a STEM Assured Centre, a prestigious award that underpins the college’s commitment to providing excellence in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Our STEM provision has been assessed to be of the highest quality, designed to produce skilled and employable students and supporting the current and future skills needs of the region’s economy, in partnership with local businesses and employers.
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2021/22 OPEN EVENTS HEREFORD CAMPUS EVENTS Tues 9th November 2021, 4.30pm – 7.00pm Weds 19th January 2022, 4.30pm – 7.00pm Thurs 10th March 2022, 4.30pm – 7.00pm Herefordshire & Ludlow College Folly Lane, Hereford, HR1 1LS
HOLME LACY CAMPUS EVENTS Sat 13th November 2021, 10.00am – 12.00pm Sat 22nd January 2022, 10.00am – 12.00pm Weds 9th March 2022, 4.00pm – 6.30pm Holme Lacy, Hereford, HR2 6LL
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