Middlesbrough College School Leavers Full-time Courses 2020-2021 by Middlesbrough College

dreams School Leavers Full-time Courses

2020-2021

We know that it’s not easy deciding what to do when you leave school. Choosing a college and course is never easy, but don’t worry you’ve come to the right place!

Let us fire you up with our huge range of courses! So whether you have ambitions to progress to University or into an apprenticeship or employment, we can take you higher and help find the right option for you.

Open Events, Our Success & Schools Team 2 Come and see us! 4 Taking success higher 7 See you at school 8 Follow for follow? Types of Study 9 Taking you to your dream course 10 Where to start? Our Town, Our Campus 12 Taking Middlesbrough higher 14 Let us show you around… Technical Training & T-Levels 16 Taking the lead on technical training 17 What’s next? T-Level work placements! Student Perks & Support 18 Have you seen our student perks? 20 Taking you beyond your course 23 We care about you 24 We support you Your Student Union & Sport 26 Taking you to new experiences 28 Take a huge leap... 30 Aim higher Higher Education & Our Alumni 32 Taking you even higher 34 The Middlesbrough College Alumni “The College ethos is one of raising aspirations successfully in a caring, supportive and challenging environment.” Ofsted Inspection 2018

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A Levels 36 Taking A Level students higher 38 Taking you to University 39 Raising aspirations 41 A Level Courses 56 Mix it up a little! - A Levels and Vocational Apprenticeships 64 Taking our apprentice’s higher! 68 How to apply for your apprenticeship Vocational Courses 72 Business 76 Catering & Hospitality 82 Childcare 88 Construction 102 Creative Arts 108 Engineering & Welding 118 Fashion Business & Retail 122 Games Development & Media Production 130 Hairdressing & Beauty 140 Health & Social Care 146 IT, Computing & Digital Technologies 152 Motor Vehicle & Automotive Technology 158 Music Technology & Practice 162 Performance & Production Arts 170 Public Services 176 Sport & Leisure 186 Travel, Tourism & Aviation Specialist Provision 192 Life Skills, ESOL & Positive Steps Want to Join Our Success? 201 Apply now! 1

Come and see us! Find out more about our courses, tour our amazing facilities and apply for your dream course. You can also get free, impartial careers advice from our friendly guidance team and meet our experienced tutors. Tuesday 15th October 2019 5:00pm - 8:00pm Saturday 9th November 2019 10:00am- 12:30pm Thursday 12th December 2019 5:00pm - 7:30pm Saturday 1st February 2020 10:00am - 12:30pm Wednesday 18th March 2020 5:00pm - 7:30pm Wednesday 22nd April 2020 4:00pm - 6:00pm Get That Apprenticeship Event Tuesday 19th May 2020 5:00pm - 7:30pm Thursday 9th July 2020 3:00pm - 6:00pm

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"Coming to study here is definitely one of the best decisions I have ever made!" Jack Dixon A Levels Sacred Heart Secondary School

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Taking success higher

Top GFE College in the Tees Valley!* *According to latest published data

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2,200 apprentices with employers across Teesside and the North East

97% of our students went on to positive destinations after completing their course

99.6% overall A Level pass rate

100% pass rate in 18 A Level subjects

Over 1,300 BTEC and A Level students apply to University each year 5

Alice "I chose to study at Middlesbrough College because the staff are really nice. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great atmosphere and a real sense of community."

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Alice Hope Travel and Tourism - Level 3 Egglescliffe School

See you at school

Lucy Lodge Schools Team Leader

We will be visiting your school this year so please feel free to ask us any questions about our courses, our fantastic facilities or our amazing student perks! We can also help you to fill out an application form or arrange a visit!

Paul Dickinson Schools Team

Steph Miller Schools Team

Abel Neish Schools Team

Follow for follow?

Check out our social media by following Middlesbrough College to stay up to date with all the latest news, events, photos, videos and competitions!

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Taking you to your dream course

Vocational Courses Apprenticeships A Levels A Levels allow you to keep your options open with focused study of three or four subjects across two years. A Levels are a good option if you are looking to progress to University.

Apprenticeships allow you to earn whilst you learn! You will come to College alongside your job. An apprenticeship is a great choice if you are eager to earn money straight away and build your skills alongside experienced staff.

Vocational courses are more practical and hands on and will equip you with skills in a specific sector area which leads to a job or to University.

Check out our Mix it Up offer on page 56 which adds a vocational element to the programme.

Where to start? Course Levels and Entry Requirements Not sure what level is right for you? Take a look at our levels guide to see what you need! Levels Guide Entry Level: These courses will help you build up skills, experience and gain confidence to progress to Level 1. No formal qualifications are needed.

GCSE Grades 9 - A* 8 - A* 7 - A 6 - B 5 - B/C 4 - C 3 - D 2 - E 1 - F/G U - U

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Level 1: These courses will help you progress on to Level 2 courses or into employment. These courses will prepare you with the skills in a specific trade/career. Level 2: These courses allow you to begin specialising in an area you want to pursue as a career. Level 3: These include A Levels, vocational qualifications (including Extended Diplomas, Diplomas, Certificates) and apprenticeships. A triple distinction star grade (D*D*D*) on a Level 3 vocational course is equivalent to three A* grades at A Level. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. Please see the entry requirements for the course you are interested in studying as each course has specific requirements. Please note for some courses you will be required to start at Level 1 to gain the technical skills required.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I decided to study at Middlesbrough College because of the wide range of courses, facilities and enrichment opportunities on offer. I've loved my time here and I feel fully prepared for the next step at University.â&#x20AC;? Hannah Raine Sport & Exercise Science - Level 3 Laurence Jackson School

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Middlesbrough offers an amazing student experience with a vibrant, lively town packed with shops, restaurants and entertainment. There are amazing opportunities happening here in Middlesbrough and there has never been a more exciting time to be a part of this expanding and prosperous region. Middlesbrough College is situated in one of the most exciting regeneration schemes in the UK! We are working in partnership with Middlesbrough Council with their investment programme of £700m which is bringing 6000 new job opportunities to Middlesbrough!

Digital Expansion Teesside’s tech scene is thriving! There are a whopping 7,194 jobs available currently and the recent Boho Next Generation report outlines a £20m investment to grow Middlesbrough’s burgeoning Digital Cluster – creating up to 1000 jobs! TeesAMP The Tees Advanced Manufacturing Park - TeesAMP – is a brand new £55m dynamic base developed to attract modern advanced manufacturing companies and processes to the Tees Valley. TeesAMP will bring longlasting benefits in terms of jobs, skills, prosperity and further investment. Middlesbrough’s new Snow Centre A new Ski & Snow Centre and extreme sports facility is coming soon to Middlehaven bringing more job opportunities and fun activities!

Orange Pip Market

Teesside Airport

Outwood Academy Riverside We are so excited that a new free school in Middlehaven has been approved and will be situated close to the College. Meet our new neighbours! Coming in 2020, Middlesbrough’s new Snow Centre!

Let us show you aroundâ&#x20AC;Ś We offer industry standard facilities to make sure you have that employment advantage!

Fitness Studio Construction Yard

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Learning Resource Centre

Engineering Workshops Waterside Brasserie

Recording Studios Airplane Mock Fuselage

Hair and Beauty Salons ÂŁ20m STEM Centre

MC Theatre Health and Care Ward

Taking the lead on technical training As one of the leaders in STEM Education, we deliver a range of top quality technical training courses that provide clear routes into skilled employment. Our ÂŁ20m STEM Engineering Centre is a unique and inspirational space, allowing you to learn new skills in a simulated industrial site and gain vital competencies required by the sector. With a focus on hands-on experience, our courses are developed with driving innovation in mind to ensure you are at the forefront of the latest learning and technology. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re also proud as punch to be in the final phase of being awarded Institute of Technology (IoT) status alongside New College Durham and Newcastle University, meaning we will be the dedicated technical training hub in the Tees Valley. 16

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Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next? T-Level work placements! T-Levels will be available for school leavers from 2021 as an alternative route into further education and will be equivalent to three A Levels.

T-Levels will give you a head Some of the employers we start in knowing what type of work with: job you want to go into after finishing your course. You will be able to enhance your CV and ability to get a job. You can also improve your technical skills and further the learning from your College course.

The T-Level qualification will train you in practical skills and knowledge in your chosen industry, alongside core English, maths and digital skills, and 45 days of work placement with a relevant employer.

With a focus on hands-on experience, T-Levels are an opportunity for employers to shape the way you are trained to meet their future needs.

We are the only College in the Tees Valley to be running T-Level courses from 2021.

T-Levels progress to higher and degree level apprenticeship or technical degrees. We are already piloting extended work placements and many of our courses now offer them!

Have you seen our student perks? We know how expensive life can be so that’s why we are helping to make your world a better place with our incredible student perks!

Fantastic free* bus and train travel Check our website for more details on how we can help with train travel to College *Please note, there is a £5 admin fee for your bus travel sticker payable each term.

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10% discount on food

College gym membership for just £10 per year!

£15 printing credit and subsidised stationery costs

FREE College meals

FREE Wi-Fi

(If you currently receive free school meals, this will continue at College)

20% discount on hair and beauty treatments, plus a free haircut in your first term!

Win an iPad

1 yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s access to Microsoft Office

Regular competitions and chances to win prizes

ÂŁ1,200 bursary for eligible students* *Please see website for more details.

Taking you beyond your course When you sign up to Middlesbrough College you are signing up for more than just a qualification. We can help to drive you on with our team of experts who will help you with every aspect of your life at College and any individual needs you may have. This includes:

• Work experience • Volunteering • Maths and English support • 1:1 Tutorials • Personal development with our advantage sessions

• Careers advice including 1:1 careers guidance, support with UCAS applications, personal development and labour market information

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92% of our students felt well prepared for the next step after College!

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I'd definitely recommend coming to Middlesbrough College. There are so many opportunities to gain here and what you learn gives you an edge when it comes to applying to jobs.â&#x20AC;? Conner Brady Food & Beverage Service Supervision - Level 3 Sacred Heart Catholic Secondary

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Nathan “Middlesbrough College has really boosted me, taking my dream and making it a reality. I can’t even put into words how much it has inspired me. I’m so thankful I chose to study here.”

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Nathan Evans A Levels Nunthorpe Academy

We care about you Located on the ground floor in the Central Pod and the Wellbeing Centre, our Student Services team are on hand to provide a range of services to support you throughout your studies. This includes a dedicated counselling team and safeguarding and welfare officers. Support is also available for students who need help with travel and finance. If you would like more information on our support packages please head over to our website, or drop in and see us at our next Open Event.

“The College’s supportive Learner Services team is accessible and welcoming. It provides comprehensive services that enable learners to continue in learning when facing challenges in their personal lives.” Ofsted Inspection 2018

We support you If you have any worries, we offer a range of support services to help you face them head on. We offer additional learning to support you if you have any disabilities and/or learning difficulties. We have a large team of experienced and trained staff who can provide you with an individual support package and enable you to access the educational and social environments at College. Our Additional Learning Support Hub is located on the ground floor and has quiet study spaces for you to access and a relaxing social space for you to enjoy between lessons. If you have a learning difficulty and/or disability that you would like to discuss in a confidential manner, please contact the ALS Team on 01642 333727. Head over to our website to find out more about the support packages available. We are proud to have the Bullying Intervention Group (BIG) Award which recognises excellent anti-bullying practice and shows that College takes bullying very seriously and works hard to promote a culture of respect, tolerance and diversity. 24

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"My specialist learning support tutor has helped me throughout my journey at College and I trust him completely. He has had such a positive impact on my experience at College and I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what I would have done without him." Kain Bradford Computing - Level 3 The King's Academy

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Taking you to new experiences Scare yourself a little, come out of your shell and learn something brand new! Take part in a club, volunteer or become a class rep. Our Student Union complements your studies. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the Student Union? Our Student Union is setup to make sure you have the best experience possible at College! We listen to your suggestions and concerns and ask the College Management Team to make changes. Middlesbrough College Student Union also organises events, clubs and volunteering for students to get involved in. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great way to meet new friends and leave College with an impressive CV. Head over to our website to find out more about our clubs and enrichment programmes. 26

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Become a Class Rep Why not become a class and directorate representative? Attend cross-college meetings and share the views of your peers with senior management. Make a difference!

Student Ambassadors Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking for students who want to go above and beyond and support College events and activities such as open evenings and award ceremonies. It's the perfect opportunity to gain new skills and develop your confidence.

“I loved studying my course at Middlesbrough College and I am so excited to be the Student President. I can’t wait to make the student experience the best it can be, so that future students enjoy their time here as much as I did.” John Hatfield Public Services - Level 3 Nunthorpe Academy

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As the elected Student President, John’s role is focused on bridging the gap between staff and students, ensuring that your voices are heard! You can pop into the Central Pod anytime to speak to John about how your course is going. 27

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Challenge yourself...

Get fit...

or just have some fun! We offer sport enrichment programmes which provide you with additional and alternative activities, with everything from rock climbing to surfing! To find out more check out our website or visit the Live Well Learn Well team in the Central Pod.

Aim higher

with our Sports Academies Join a sporting academy alongside your studies! We are a top performing College and our sporting academies play in the top leagues nationally.

Volleyball

Golf

Football

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As part of the academy you will take part in competitions, league matches and have specialist top level coaching, plus you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to be studying a sport course to take part!

Table Tennis We also offer elite scholarships for students who excel in their field. This includes a free tablet and specialist training!

Shannon â&#x20AC;&#x153;Since joining the Volleyball Academy I have been able to improve my skills. The coaching is brilliant!â&#x20AC;? Shannon Walton Sports Leadership - Level 3 The Education Village

Taking you even higher Enjoyed your time with us? Why not stay? We can offer you the opportunity to study a number of Higher Education courses at Middlesbrough College through our partnerships with The Open University and Pearson Education, allowing you to achieve your career aspirations all in one place, closer to home and at a fraction of the price! We are the only GFE College in the Tees Valley to be awarded gold status for teaching quality and job outcomes.

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See www.mbro.ac.uk/university-level to find out more!

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Coming away from Middlesbrough College with a degree that employers value and recognise has been massively beneficial!â&#x20AC;? Dan Harrison BSc (Hons) Sound and Music Technology

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The Middlesbrough College Alumni At Middlesbrough College we aim to take students higher and help them to land their dream jobs, make inspirational changes in the community or head to their first choice University.

Phil Ankers Phil Ankers studied A Levels at Middlesbrough College. Phil now has a first class honours degree in Environmental Science, is employed as an Ecological Consultant and is studying for a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Management at Newcastle University. 34

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We know that many of our students and apprentices have gone on to achieve great things since leaving Middlesbrough College so thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why we got back in touch with them and launched The Middlesbrough College Alumni!

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Liam French

Jordan Williams Megan Bowers Since completing her Level 3 Aviation Operations programme last year, Megan has now landed her dream job as a Ramp Services Agent for Swissport at Durham Tees Valley Airport.

Jordan studied Level 3 Engineering (Manufacturing) at Middlesbrough College and has just finished the first year of her Engineering Technician apprenticeship at Siemens Healthineers in Oxford.

Four years after completing his A Levels at Middlesbrough College, Liam secured a place on the award-winning graduate leadership development programme with the Civil Service, that offers structured development into a government profession.

See mbro.ac.uk/alumni for more inspirational stories from Middlesbrough College Alumni!

Michael Rice Former Music Practice student Michael Rice represented the UK in the Eurovision song contest and is signed by record label Sony. 35

Taking A Level students higher A Levels are academic courses and Universities and employers love them! A Levels are a good option if you are academic and you want to progress to University. They allow you to keep your options open and study a range of degree programmes or progress straight into employment! We also offer a range of applied courses. These are vocationally orientated qualifications assessed primarily through coursework. These courses are ideal if you enjoy learning in a practical and work-related way.

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The staff and atmosphere at Middlesbrough College are amazing - the staff are so encouraging and there's always someone you can talk to. The facilities are great too." Zahra Bournenane A Levels Macmillan Academy

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Taking you to University Many of our A Level students choose to progress onto University on completion of their studies and we are highly successful in helping them to secure a place on their chosen degree programme! 38

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Cambridge

We offer careers advice and guidance to help you make your decision about University. We also offer guest speakers from Universities across the country and visits to University Open Days, organised and funded by the College. Your personal tutor is central in supporting you with your UCAS application and you will receive dedicated 1:1 time to be supported.

Newcastle

Our dedicated Russell Group Coordinator provides support with application and interview preparation if you are thinking of progressing to a Russell Group University!

Raising aspirations We want you to reach your full potential, so thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why we created our raising aspirations programme!

This programme is for academically gifted students to prepare you to study at leading Universities. Our specialist coaches and teachers offer activities, events and support throughout your time at MC6 to provide you with the best possible preparation for University! Last year our activities included Medical Mavericks, Pupilage Law Careers, Oxbridge visits, University open events and UCAS talks.

Check out our website to find out more about our programme!

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A Level students have access to at least three supported entry schemes for University. This can lead to lower UCAS offers from the likes of Durham, Leeds and Newcastle University!

Our A level tutorials are designed to give you the essential life and career skills for your future!

A Levels Future Career Paths Engineering • Journalism • Law • Management • Psychology • Education • Medicine • Pharmacy • Business University A Level students can progress on to a wide range of University degree programmes.

A Levels

Art, Craft & Design

Biology

About our course

2 years Eduqas

This course will give you the skills and knowledge to create personal and imaginative work. You will explore a range of two-dimensional and/or three-dimensional media, processes and techniques and explore the use of drawing for different purposes, using a variety of methods and media on a variety of scales. This will involve using sketchbooks/workbooks/journals to underpin work. You will combine skills from a range of art disciplines such as photography, graphics and fine art within this course. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Good grade in art at GCSE or suitable evidence of artistic talent (e.g. sketchbook). University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in 2D & 3D animation, 3D design, applied arts, architecture, ceramics, digital media, fine art, games design, illustration, industrial design, estate design, development and management, games design, art history and art therapy. Career opportunities

These include artist, graphic design, product design, fashion design, photography, education, art therapy, curating, illustrating, architecture and housing design.

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2 years AQA

This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to understand how biological systems work and to understand the very latest developments in all aspects of life sciences. You will learn about the contribution of biology to society and the impact this science will have on our future. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in combined trilogy, or grade 6 in biology. Recommended grade 6 in maths and you should study core maths as a 4th subject if you are not studying A Level maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, marine biology, biomedical science, biology, health, wellbeing and social care, physiotherapy, sports therapy with rehabilitation, sport science, sport therapy, early childhood professional studies and education. Career opportunities

These include medicine, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, pharmacy, forestry, marine biology, veterinary science, industry and teaching.

A Levels

Business Studies

Chemistry

About our course

2 years Edexcel

This course will encourage you to develop a critical understanding of business organisations, the context in which they operate and the markets they serve. You will gain an insight into the world of business and how they operate both internally and externally. You will study marketing and people, managing business activities, business decisions and strategy and global business.

2 years OCR

This course covers a wide range of areas such as the periodic table and energy, core organic chemistry, the foundations in chemistry, development of practical skills, physical chemistry and transition elements and analysis. Entry requirements

Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above.

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in combined trilogy, or grade 6 in chemistry. Recommended grade 6 in maths and you should study core maths as a 4th subject if you are not studying A Level maths.

University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in business, human resource management, marketing and enterprise, maths, accountancy, business management, hospitality management, airport and airline management, and international business management. Career opportunities

These include financial management, public relations professional, business, research or administrative professional, research, economist, statistics, accountancy and project management.

Past students have progressed to study degrees in medicine, veterinary science, dentistry, biochemistry, chemistry and engineering. Career opportunities

These include chemical science, laboratory technician and chemical or process operative.

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A Levels

Computer Science

English Language

About our course

2 years AQA

This course is ideal for anyone interested in problem solving and knowing how computer systems work and are programmed. The course focuses on computational thinking. This is a kind of reasoning used by both humans and machines. The course has an emphasis on abstract thinking, general problem-solving, algorithmic, mathematical reasoning, scientific and engineering-based thinking. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in computing, computer science, software engineering, mathematics, physics and games design. Please note that many University computer science courses also ask for A Level mathematics. Career opportunities

These include IT business analysis, systems designer, IT engineering, web design, web development, IT consulting, IT systems management, systems analysis, games development, data analysis and programming.

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2 years AQA

This course is perfect for you if you are interested in the development and use of English language. You will have the opportunity to produce creative, discursive and analytical writing. You may wish to study English literature alongside this A Level if you are interested in becoming a teacher of English. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including maths at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in English language. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in English, education, journalism, marketing, business, human resource management, law and public relations. Career opportunities

These include management, business, law, education, publishing, media, journalism, museum service, business and the charity sector.

All of our teachers are A Level specialists and only teach Level 3 programmes.

A Levels

English Literature

Film Studies

About our course

2 years AQA

This course is perfect for you if you are interested in the exploration of poetry, prose and drama. A Level English literature allows the development of skills of literary analysis and build on existing skills acquired at GCSE. You will study texts from different time periods, from Shakespeare to the present day. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including maths at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in English language. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in English, education, journalism, marketing, business, human resource management, law and public relations. Career opportunities

These include writing, management, business, law, education, publishing, media, journalism, museum service, business and the charity sector.

2 years WJEC

The course will introduce you to a wide variety of films in order to broaden your knowledge and understanding of film and the range of responses films can generate. You will learn about production work, varieties of film and filmmaking, Hollywood 1930-1990, American film since 2005, British film since 1995, global filmmaking, documentary film, film movements and experimental film. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including maths at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in English literature recommended. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in film studies, film making, audiovisual technology, sound and music technology, education, media and communication and film and television studies. Career opportunities

These include arts producing, directing, filmmaking, videography, photography, broadcasting, equipment operating and editing.

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A Levels

Further Mathematics

Geography

About our course

2 years Edexcel

This course is a stimulation and challenging course which is highly regarded by employers and Universities. It is studied as an additional subject to A Level mathematics. You will gain knowledge of a wide variety of mathematical techniques and develop skills in problem solving and analytical thinking. The course builds upon all GCSE work, especially algebra.

2 years OCR

By invite only following maths assessment.

This course allows you to explore a range of natural landscapes including glaciers, drylands and coasts. You will have the opportunity to explore a range of geographical debates such as the hazardous earth, exploring oceans, the future of food, disease and dilemmas and climate change. You will complete an individual investigation developing skills in planning, collecting and analysing information and have the opportunity to experience regional and international fieldwork projects.

University opportunities

Entry requirements

Past students have progressed to study degrees in engineering, computing, accountancy, economics, business, quantity surveying, psychology, architecture, education, mathematics and physics. Career opportunities

These include engineering, accountancy, IT business analysis, computing, banking, surveying, retail management, air traffic control, architecture, cartography, healthcare and teaching.

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in earth sciences, geography, geology, quantity surveying, estate design and development, engineering, marketing, social and public sector development, architecture, education and environmental science. Career opportunities

Theses include cartography, surveying, design, architecture, marketing, geographical information systems operations, planning and development, town planning and education.

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A Levels

Lava â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have loved studying for my A Levels at Middlesbrough College Sixth Form. My tutors have been so supportive of me and have helped me with my University applications.â&#x20AC;? Lava Aram A Levels Thornaby Academy Course Information 01642 333333

A Levels

History

Law

About our course

2 years AQA

This course has been designed to help you understand the significance of historical events, the role of individuals in history and the nature of change over time. History will help you to gain a deeper understanding of the past through political, social, economic and cultural perspectives. You will study the USA 1865-1975, Britain 1951-2007 with a non-British historical enquiry to bring a chronological range of at least 200 years.

2 years OCR

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above.

This course will teach you how and why law is made and look at how the English legal system operates. You will take an in depth look at criminal law, the court system, how law is made and how judges develop and give meaning to the law. You will also study the work of barristers and solicitors as well as the role lay people have in the law as magistrates and members of juries. You will also look at property offences such as theft, robbery and burglary as well as defences including insanity, intoxication and self-defence. The course will explore the nature of law and its relationship with concepts such as morality and justice and look at tort law and contract law.

University opportunities

Entry requirements

Past students have progressed to study degrees in history, law, English, politics, journalism, art history, social and public sector development and education. Career opportunities

These include teaching, political work, museum work, research, journalism and archaeology.

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in law, social and public sector development, history, English and business. Career opportunities:

These include legal work, police force, journalism, civil service, public service, housing advice, management, community work, probation officer and youth work.

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A Levels

Mathematics

Media Studies

About our course

2 years Edexcel

This course is a stimulating and challenging subject which is highly regarded by employers and Universities. You will gain knowledge of a wide variety of mathematical techniques and transferable skills in problem solving and analytical thinking. This course builds upon GCSE topics already studied, especially algebra and geometry. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English at grade 5 or above. Grade 7 in higher maths and satisfactory initial assessment grade. University opportunities

These include engineering, accountancy, IT business analysis, computing, banking, surveying, retail management, air traffic control, architecture, cartography, healthcare and teaching.

2 years OCR

This course will develop your analytical skills, as you learn to interpret the messages presented by the mass media. You will learn media language and analyse how it is used to create messages and meanings, looking at products for a range of audiences from different time periods. You will develop your creative and technical skills via the completion of production portfolios. You will also consider issues and debates surrounding the media and carry out investigations. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Recommended Grade 6 in English literature and a creative discipline at GCSE. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in media, English, sociology, graphic design, marketing, audiovisual technology, education and journalism. Career opportunities

These include teaching, media production, journalism, graphic design, photography, audio-visual or broadcasting equipment operations.

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A Levels

Physics

Photography

About our course

2 years OCR

This course is perfect for you if you are interested in the world and want to understand more about it. Physics is a multi-disciplinary subject that stimulates your imagination, sets you logical challenges and satisfies your natural curiosity about the world around you. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English at grade 5 or above. Grade 6 in combined triology or grade 6 in physics. Recommended grade 6 in maths. You should also be studying A Level maths and 2 other science A Levels. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in physics, maths, science, engineering, medicine, law, education, sports science, games design and music. Career opportunities

These include research, engineering, transport, environment and climate, space, energy, medicine, engineering, law, teaching and sport science.

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2 years Eduqas

This course will explore a broad range of photography, including landscape, portraiture, fashion, fine art and experimental. You will be encouraged to use lens and light based techniques to communicate ideas visually. You will also draw on other artistic techniques, such as photomontage, collage and mixed media. Students will have access to a range of photographic equipment, including various cameras, a traditional darkroom and a fully equipped studio. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Good grade in art at GCSE or suitable evidence of artistic talent (e.g. sketchbook). University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in art & design, marketing and photography. Career opportunities

These include fashion photography, commercial photography, fine art photography, photo-journalism, live events and creative photo-illusion.

A Levels

Politics

Psychology

About our course

2 years AQA

This course is for you if you have an interest in contemporary politics, political ideas and the way in which countries are governed. You will study political ideas, the government and politics of the USA and UK and comparative politics.

2 years AQA

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above.

This course offers an engaging and effective introduction to psychology. You will learn the fundamentals of the subject and develop skills valued by Universities such as critical analysis, independent thinking and research. You will gain a sound understanding of various research methods and approaches in psychology, which will be illustrated through various topic areas which have been chosen because of their importance and prominence within the area of psychology.

University opportunities

Entry requirements

Career opportunities

University opportunities

Entry requirements

Past students have progressed to study degrees in politics, international relations, history, social and public sector studies, education and English. These include the civil service, police force, public service, housing advice, management, community worker, probation officer and youth work.

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Grade 5 in science (combined trilogy/ biology). Past students have progressed to study degrees in psychology, sociology, criminology, law, marketing, business, education early childhood professional studies, health, wellbeing and social care and social work. Career opportunities

These include psychology, therapy, healthcare, police force, probation officer, community work, marketing, counselling, social work and teaching.

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A Levels

Religious Studies with Philosophy & Ethics 2 years OCR

About our course

This course offers an academic approach to the study of religion, ethics and philosophy. It will encourage you to adopt an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the study of morality within religious and secular systems of belief. You will learn about various religious and philosophical concepts and will have the opportunity to discuss life issues within a modern context sharing your own unique experiences and ideas. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in religious studies, theology, philosophy, law, sociology, education and social sciences. Career opportunities

These include teaching, journalism, law, charity sector work, counselling, the civil service and youth work.

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Sociology 2 years AQA

About our course

This course will equip you with a broad understanding of some of the main institutions within society, and offer reasons for social patterns and trends. You will examine the main sociological theories such as Marxism and feminism and their views on the social world we live in. More contemporary theories will also be addressed. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to University to study degrees in sociology, psychology, criminology, social work, social and public sector development, business, marketing, early childhood professional studies, health, wellbeing and social care and social sciences. Career opportunities

These include community development work, family support work, social work, youth work, psychology, teaching, charity sector work and business.

A Levels

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Applied Science

Applied Science - Level 2

Applied Science - Level 3

About our course

1 year Edexcel

This course is an alternative route to studying A Levels and puts science into a vocational context.

2 years Edexcel

4 GCSEs at grade 3 with science at grade 3 or above.

This course is an alternative route to studying A Levels and puts science into a vocational context. It is a full time, stand-alone two year course that is equivalent to three A Levels. You will cover a wide range of units within areas of biology, chemistry and physics.

University opportunities

Entry requirements

Past students have progressed to study degrees in biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, crime scene science, dietetics, radiography, paramedic sciences, forensic science, engineering, computing, sport science and sports therapy with rehabilitation. Career opportunities

These include chemical science, laboratory technician, psychology, research or development, management, environmental professions, conservation, engineering and sports science.

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Grade 5 in science (combined trilogy/ biology), average GCSE score of 5.5. University opportunities

These include chemical science, laboratory technician, psychology, research or development, management, environmental professions, conservation, engineering and sports science.

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Mix

a little!

Combine an A Level with a BTEC!

We can offer you the opportunity to study an A Level alongside a BTEC Vocational qualification, this combined programme will allow you to keep your options open and broaden your future career opportunities! All subjects are taught within Middlesbrough College Sixth Form by our specialist A Level tutors! Choose 2 A Levels from the list: • Art, Craft & Design • Biology • Business Studies • Chemistry • Computer Science • English Language • English Literature • Film Studies • Geography • History • Law • Maths/Further Maths • Media Studies

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Photography Physics Politics Psychology Religious Studies with Philosophy & Ethics Sociology

Choose 1 Vocational qualification from the list: • Applied Business • Applied Criminology • Applied Human Biology • Applied IT

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Applied Law Construction Engineering Health & Social Care Journalism Music Practice Performing Arts Sport Travel & Tourism

Tell us at your College interview your subject preferences.

Mix it up - A Level + Vocational

Applied Business - Level 3

Applied Criminology - Level 3

About our course

2 years WJEC

This course will introduce you to the business environment, business resources, business accounting, human resource management, understanding health and safety in the workplace and managing business events. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in business (human resource management) or (marketing and enterprise) and some students have chosen more specialised degrees such as the hospitality management programme and the airport and airline management course. Career opportunities

Career opportunities include financial management, public relations professional, business, research or administrative professional, research, economist, statistics, accountancy and project management.

2 years WJEC

This course introduces you to the scientific study of the nature, extent, management, causes, control, consequences and prevention of criminal behaviour, both on the individual and social levels. This course will draw upon the research of sociologists, psychologists, philosophers, psychiatrists and law. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in criminology, criminal justice, social and public sector development, psychology, law and sociology. Career opportunities

These include the civil service, police force, public service, housing advice, management, community worker, probation officer and youth work.

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Applied Human Biology - Level 3

Applied IT - Level 3

About our course

2 years Pearson

This course concentrates on the development of knowledge and understanding as well as essential practical and research skills relevant in applied human biology and health science areas. You will cover topics such as biological molecules, the cardiovascular system, the endocrine system, detecting and managing disease and microbiology. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

These include chemical science, laboratory technician, psychology, research or development, management, environmental professions, conservation, engineering and sports science.

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2 years OCR

This course introduces you to communication, employability skills, information systems and e-commerce. The Cambridge Technical will provide you with the skills demanded by employers and will develop your essential knowledge, transferable skills and personal skills in IT, whilst enhancing your employability. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in computing, computer science, games design and software engineering. Career opportunities

These include web design, web development, IT consulting, IT systems management, systems analysis, games development, data analysis and programming.

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Applied Law - Level 3

Construction - Level 3

About our course

2 years Edexcel

This course will teach you how the law is made and who makes the law, how the criminal and civil legal systems work and criminal law. You will study civil and criminal court systems, advice and representation, the courts, elements of a crime, sentencing, negligence, murder, manslaughter, offences against property and the basis of the law of contract. Â Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. Â University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in law, social and public sector development, history, English and business. Career opportunities

These include legal work, police force, journalism, civil service, public service, housing advice, management, community work, probation officer and youth work.

2 years Edexcel

This course concentrates on the professional and technical aspects of construction and the built environment, developing the skills, knowledge and understanding required to study and work within this varied industry. You will study topics in project management, construction processes and procedures, design, planning and regulations, construction and design drawing techniques and economics, finance and quantity surveying. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study Higher National Certificates and Diplomas in engineering, degrees in engineering, built environment, architecture, civil engineering, disaster management, quantity surveying, building surveying and project management. Career opportunities

These include production management, inspection, architecture, town planning and civil engineering.

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Engineering - Level 3

Health and Social Care - Level 3

About our course

2 years BTEC

This course is modular based and will allow you to explore new and existing technologies with a mixture of theoretical and practical skills to enhance your learning experience. You will study mechanical and manufacturing elements of engineering. You will also gain additional employability skills in our STEM Centre. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a Higher National Certificate/ Diploma in Engineering; pathways include electrical and electronic engineering, instrumentation operations engineering, manufacturing engineering or mechanical engineering. Past students have also progressed to study degrees in engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include mechanical and manufacturing engineering, from technicians to engineers.

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2 years OCR

This course is a 2 year course which provides a Level 3 qualification in health and social care and can be studied alongside 2 A Levels. You will study key areas including developing communication, development through the life stage and equality and diversity. You will also gain insights into the core areas and competencies of delivering health and care provision to a range of service users. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in social work, health, wellbeing and social care, working with children and young people, adult social care, nursing, psychology, criminology, early childhood practice, social and public sector studies and youth, childhood and community studies. Career opportunities

These include social work, nursing, therapy, paramedic, youth work and support work.

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Music Practice - Level 3

Journalism - Level 3

About our course

2 years Edexcel

This course will allow you to play in many different styles and become a more rounded musician, preparing you to move into employment or go to University. This course is a 50/50 split between practical and vocational work and academic written assignments. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in music, music practice, music theatre, performing arts, audiovisual technology, sound and music technology and popular music. Career opportunities

These include performing, composing, community work, audio-video production, visual effects, animation, audio development, teaching, music technician, management, studio engineering, game audio, multimedia design and management.

2 years OCR

This course offers a wide range of units to reflect the range of opportunities available within the media and journalism sector. It is an ideal foundation for students, providing you with the understanding of journalism through engagement with media products, production processes and technologies. This leads to the application of practical and creative skills that transfer easily into the workplace. You will study media products and audiences, scriptwriting for media products, preparing for a career in the media industry, production and post-production for film and TV, producing a print-based media and UK media publishing. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in media, graphic design, marketing, audiovisual technology, education and journalism. Career opportunities

These include teaching, media production, journalism, graphic design, photography, audio-visual or broadcasting equipment operations.

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Performing Arts - Level 3 2 years Pearson / Edexcel About our course

This course provides you with a good quality grounding in performing arts, equipping you with the performance skills and background theory in a specialist area of performing arts. You will work towards a number of performances throughout the year including performance/devised cabarets and classical and contemporary plays. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in performing arts, musical theatre, acting, dance, drama, theatre studies and education. Career opportunities

These include acting, dancing, singing, professional performing, entertainment and teaching.

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Sport - Level 3

Travel and Tourism - Level 3

About our course

2 years Pearson

This course introduces you to the structure and function of the bodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s systems in response to sport and exercise. You will cover anatomy and physiology, practical sports performance, fitness training and programming and professional development. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in sports therapy with rehabilitation, sports coaching, sport science, physical education, education and strength and conditioning, physiotherapy. Career opportunities

These include outdoor instructors, outdoor leaders, primary and secondary education, sport science, sports coaching and nutrition, therapy and psychologist.

2 years Pearson

This course allows you to study the many components that make up this dynamic and ever changing industry. You will gain an understanding of the importance of effective marketing and customer service. You will also explore the travel and tourism sector, the UK as a destination and European destinations. Entry requirements

5 or more GCSEs (not equivalents) including English and maths at grade 5 or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in travel and aviation, airport and airline management, tourism management, leisure and tourism, marketing and business. Career opportunities

These include holiday representative, tour manager, tourism officer, tourist information centre manager, travel agency manager, customer service manager, event manager, hotel manager, marketing executive and outdoor education manager.

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Taking our apprentices higher!

Apprenticeships are practical, hands-on programmes designed to provide you with relevant training, which will enable you to get a career. This is a practical route to employment and is a great way to gain what most employers are looking for. You will work alongside your studies whilst earning a wage! Apprenticeship benefits:

Earn whilst you learn Be treated with respect Receive hands-on-training Learn job specific skills A practical route to learning Avoid University loan debts

Types of apprenticeships: Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship equivalent to five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C). Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship equivalent to two A Levels. Level 4/5 Higher Apprenticeship equivalent to a degree level qualification.

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Both Mastercopy and Harry have benefitted from the apprenticeship and it is definitely something we will invest further into in the future." Mastercopy Ltd

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Apprenticeships We have a bigger choice of apprenticeships than anywhere else in the Tees Valley Business

Level 3 Team Leader Supervisor Level 5 Operations / Department Manager Level 4 Schools Business Manager Level 2 Business Administration Level 3 Business Administrator Level 2 Customer Service Practitioner Level 3 Customer Service Specialist Level 2 Accounts Assistant Level 3 Assistant Accountant Level 4 Professional Accounting Technician Level 2 & 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools

Employers we work with: Sage, Darlington Building Society, NHS, 1st Cloud Accountants, CPI, Coast and Country, Middlesbrough Council

Catering & Hospitality

Level 2 Commis Chef Apprenticeship Level 2 Production Chef Level 3 Chef de Partie Apprenticeship Level 3 Senior Chef Production Cooking Apprenticeship Level 2 Hospitality Team Member Apprenticeship Level 3 Hospitality Supervisor Apprenticeship Level 4 Hospitality Manager Higher Apprenticeship Level 2 Apprenticeship in Cleaning & Support Service Skills

Employers we work with: Acklam Hall, Hamilton Russell, The Falcon Inn

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Childcare Level 2 & 3 Children & Young People's Workforce Level 2 & 3 Teaching Assistant Level 3 Early Years Educator Employers we work with: Stronger Families

Construction

Level 2 Property Maintenance Level 2 General Construction Operative Level 2 Civil Engineering Technician Level 3 Building Services Design Technician Level 2 Brickwork Level 2 & 3 Painting & Decorating Level 2 & 3 Plumbing & Heating Level 2 & 3 Carpentry & Joinery Level 3 Gas Engineering Level 3 Project Control Technician Level 3 Electrical (in partnership with JTL)

Employers we work with: Broadacres, Thirteen Group, Persimmon Homes, Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council, Durham County Council

New apprenticeships are made available throughout the year, please check www.northernskills.co.uk

Engineering & Manufacturing

Level 2 Performing Engineering Operations Level 2 Performing Manufacturing Operations Level 3 Electrical/Electronic Engineering Level 2 & 3 Maintenance Engineering Level 3 Manufacturing Engineering Level 2 & 3 Mechanical Engineering Level 3 Technical Support Level 3 Engineering Toolmaking Level 2 & 3 Fabrication & Welding Level 2 & 3 Improvement Technician Level 2 & 3 Fenestration Installation Level 2 & 3 Fabrication of Glass Supporting Structures Level 2 & 3 Logistics Operations Level 2 Warehousing & Storage Level 3 Maintenance Engineering Technician Level 3 Design and Draughtsperson Level 3 Engineering Technician Level 3 Project Controls

Employers we work with: ElringKlinger, Caterpillar UK, Wilton Engineering, Amec Foster Wheeler Group Ltd, Labman, Engie Fabricom, Hitatchi Rail EU, Tees Components, Jacobs, UCL Robotics, IPN, Francis Brown

Hairdressing & Beauty

Level 2 Hair Professional – Hairdressing Level 2 Hair Professional – Barbering Level 3 Hairdressing Level 3 Barbering Level 2 Beauty Therapy (General Route) Level 3 Beauty Therapy (Massage Route)

Employers we work with: Rockcliffe Hall, Bel Viso, Ultimate Grooming, Watkins Wright, Nancy Darcy, Suzanne Wilson

Health & Social Care

Level 2 Adult Care Level 3 Lead Adult Care Level 3 Dental Nursing Level 4 Residential Care Practitioner Level 5 Residential Care Manager Level 5 Assistant Practitioner

Employers we work with: Alpha Dental, NHS, Verne Road Dental Practice

IT, Computing & Digital Technologies

Level 3 Digital Marketer Level 3 Software Developer Level 3 Junior Content Producer Level 3 Infrastructure Technician Level 4 Network Engineer Level 4 Marketing Executive Level 4 Social Media and Digital Marketing Level 4 Software Development Technician Level 4 Sales Executive

Employers we work with: Sage, ARC Stockton, Lifestyle Fitness, RMB Automotive, Labman, Virtual Armour

Motor Vehicle (Automotive Technology) Level 2 Motor Vehicle Fitting Level 2 & 3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair (Heavy Goods)

Level 2 & 3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair (Light Vehicle)

Employers we work with: Nifco, AV Dawson, Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, ISO Tank, Bertschi, Prestons of Potto

How to apply for your apprenticeship You can register your interest in an apprenticeship through Middlesbrough College via the apprenticeship application form or apply for vacancies online. Apprenticeships are competitive so you will need to ace your application and prepare for your interview so you stand out from other applicants! To secure an apprenticeship we must secure an employer for you but until we have done this we recommend that you apply for a full time vocational course as a back up. Come in for a chat! The NSG recruitment team are in the Job Shop at the front of the College. We are open five days a week to answer any questions, drop in or call 03453 404 040.

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Not quite ready for an apprenticeship yet? A pre-apprenticeship could be the answer! We offer pre-apprenticeships which can help you get on the right track and prepare you for the world of work. A pre-apprenticeship gives you the chance to study and train at the same time! Benefits include: Free qualifications Free transport and student perks Pre-organised work placement Government benefits unaffected Guaranteed exit interview from work placement Progression to apprenticeships/jobs To be eligible for a pre-apprenticeship you must: Be unemployed and have little or no work experience at time of application Be between the age of 16-24 years Hold qualifications below the equivalent of two A Levels or BTEC Level 3

You can register your interest by signing up to our apprenticeship bulletin - just visit the Northern Skills Group website to sign yourself up!

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“Learners benefit from a wide range of stimulating resources and from well-equipped learning environments.” Ofsted Inspection 2018

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entrepreneurship

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Based within the main college you will be taught a range of specialist business content to prepare you for a career within a business based environment. Our courses will give you the essential knowledge and skills to be successful in business. You will develop transferable skills such as planning, research analysis, working with others and effective communication. You will complete a portfolio of work and for Level 3 content you will undertake controlled assessments alongside coursework. You will undertake relevant work placement to enhance your skills further and gain experience in the real world.

Business Future Career Paths Office Supervisor or Manager • HR Assistant/Manager • Accounts/Bank Clerk • Marketing Executive • Retail Manager • Receptionist • University Business and Marketing* • Economics • Marketing • Business and Human Resource Management*

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

Jake â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am really enjoying my time at Middlesbrough College. The teachers are great and are always more than happy to answer any questions and provide feedback on work.â&#x20AC;?

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Business

Business - Level 2 1 year OCR About our course

This course covers a wide range of content which provides essential knowledge for a variety of business topics. These relate to key functional areas within businesses including finance, marketing, human resources, customer service and sales. This course is achieved by completing a portfolio of coursework. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above which must include maths and English. Students will be provided the opportunity to retake maths and English alongside their studies to enable them to achieve a grade 4 in these subjects. What can I do next?

On successful completion of this qualification you may progress into employment in the business industry or onto a relevant Level 3 qualification including business.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Strong partnerships with employers and key stakeholders lead to an effective curriculum that meets the specific needs of the region.â&#x20AC;? Ofsted Inspection 2018

Technical Extended Diploma in Business - Level 3 2 years BTEC About our course

This course is designed to provide a highly specialist, work-related qualification in a range of vocational sectors including finance, marketing and human resources. This course will give you the knowledge, understanding and skills to be successful in business. The mandatory units, all of which are fundamental to business success cover the business environment, marketing, international business, and business accounting. You will also have the opportunity to study a range of specialist units, selected to prepare you for work. This course is achieved by completing a portfolio of coursework, one exam and three controlled assessments. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above which must include maths and English. University opportunities

These include financial management, public relations professional, business, research or administrative professional, research, economist, statistics, accountancy and project management.

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creativity

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Be a part of this fast paced, exciting and lively industry with career opportunities in hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, nightclubs and bars. You will study in our industry standard training kitchens and gain experience of a real working environment in our award winning restaurant, The Waterside Brasserie.

Catering & Hospitality Future Career Paths Visitor Attractions • Event Management • Hotels • Restaurants • Pubs/Bars and Clubs • Cruise Liners University Culinary Arts and Management* • Hospitality Management* • International Hospitality

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

Catering & Hospitality

Certificate in Culinary Skills - Level 1

Culinary Skills - Level 2

1 year City and Guilds

About our course

This course will develop your culinary techniques with a variety of ingredients and teach you advanced skills within the kitchen and larder in order to produce food in a professional environment. You will learn how to cook and finish a range of poultry, game, meat and vegetable dishes whilst also looking at sauces and dressings. You will learn how to cook and finish a range of chocolate, dough, paste, sugar and decorative patisserie goods. You will also improve your knowledge of health, hygiene and safety. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 2 Certificate in Culinary Skills, a Level 2 Diploma in Professional Cookery or an appropriate apprenticeship.

98% of our Professional Cookery & Hospitality students were happy with the teaching on their course!

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This course is an excellent way to broaden your culinary skills, preparing and cooking a wide range of dishes which include, stock, soups, meat and poultry, fish, pastry products, cold desserts and cakes. Entry requirements:

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Professional Cookery or alternatively seek intermediate level employment or an apprenticeship.

Catering & Hospitality

Professional Food and Beverage Service - Level 2

Technical Diploma in Professional Cookery - Level 3

1 year City and Guilds

About our course

This course is ideal for you if you want to work in the hospitality industry in a front of house position, a career that can range from hotels to restaurants to pubs and cruise ships. You will have the opportunity to work in a realistic working environment within the Collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waterside Brasserie restaurant which is open to the public. You will learn to develop your knowledge and practical skills which will prepare you for employment and career progression in the hospitality industry.

This course covers both practical and theory lessons of preparation and cooking culinary topics, along with costing and investigating the hospitality industry. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above.

Past students have progressed to study degrees in culinary arts and hospitality management. You can also apply for a higher apprenticeship in hospitality management.

What can I do next?

Career opportunities

Entry requirements

You can progress onto employment in the hospitality industry or to a Level 3 Diploma in Food and Beverage Service Supervision.

Career opportunities include chef, restaurant manager, nutritionist and head caterer.

Our Catering & Hospitality students have cooked up a storm winning an array of national competitions!

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Catering & Hospitality

Professional Food and Beverage Supervision - Level 3 1 year City and Guilds About our course

This course is ideal for you if you want to work in the hospitality industry in a front of house position, a career that can range from hotels to restaurants to pubs and cruise ships. You will have the opportunity to work in a realistic working environment within the Collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waterside Brasserie restaurant which is open to the public. You will develop your supervisory skills required by employers to progress through the supervisory and managerial responsibilities in this industry sector. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in hospitality management. You can also apply for a higher apprenticeship in hospitality management. Career opportunities

These include management, catering, the fast food industry, hotel management and event management.

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Frances Atkins, one of only six female Michelin starred chefs in the UK helps the College team deliver world class training to our catering & hospitality students.

Catering & Hospitality

Professional Cookery - Level 3 1 year City and Guilds About our course

This course will develop your culinary techniques with a variety of ingredients and learn advanced skills within the kitchen and larder to produce food in a professional environment. You will learn how to cook and finish a range of poultry, meat and vegetable dishes whilst also looking at sauces, dressings, desserts and dough products. You will also improve your knowledge of health, hygiene and safety. You will also develop key patisserie skills in dough, sugar work and chocolate.

Our students worked in a busy Michelin starred restaurant as part of a TV feature with Teesside chef Michael O’Hare

Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in culinary arts and hospitality management. You can also apply for a higher apprenticeship in hospitality management. Career opportunities

These include chef, restaurant manager, nutritionist and head caterer.

“Work experience and workrelated learning align carefully with learners’ study and ambitions.” Ofsted Inspection 2018

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development

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Based in the main College campus you will train in our specialist classrooms with the latest equipment such as cyber babies and early years learning resources. This incredible learning environment will prepare you for your work experience placements. You will develop the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this rewarding field.

You may have the opportunity to do a 45 day work placement as part of your programme!

Childcare Future Career Paths Pre-school Worker • Practitioner in Day Nursery • Nanny • Childminder • Teacher • Lecturer • Management in Early Years University Early Childhood Professional Studies* • Primary Education • Youth, Childhood and Community Studies* • Early Childhood Practice* • Children and Families

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

Childcare

Introduction to Health and Social Care and Children & Young Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Settings - Level 1 1 year CACHE About our course

This course will give you an understanding of the knowledge and skills needed to care for young children. The course covers childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s growth, learning and development with units to help with personal development. You will be introduced to the different sectors and look at both children and adult needs including nutrition, health and communication. You will also have the opportunity to explore units such as leisure activities for adults and learning experiences for young children. Entry requirements

No formal entry requirements are needed. You will be required to complete a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS check). What can I do next?

You can progress on to the Level 2 Health and Social Care or Early Years Education and Care. This course will also allow you to progress into entry level employment or an apprenticeship in the care sectors.

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Early Years Education and Care - Level 2 1 year CACHE About our course

This course provides you with the knowledge of children from birth to 5 years and the practical experience of working with children in this age range. You will be introduced to the role of the early years practitioner, legislation, framework and professional practice, play, development and learning for school readiness, professional development partnerships, additional needs and safeguarding and play. You are also required to complete 250 hours of work placement in a childcare setting. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or 4 GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above including English or maths plus 2 suitable references. You will be required to complete a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS check). What can I do next?

You can progress on to a Level 3 course in a childcare programme. You could also progress to an Advanced Level 3 Apprenticeship in Children and Young People's Workforce or seek employment as a Level 2 practitioner.

Childcare

Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning - Level 3 1 year NCFE / CACHE About our course

This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed when working with children and young people, from 5 years upwards. You will study planning, delivery, assessment, additional needs, bilingual support and personal development and reflective practice. You will undertake a 2-day placement each week in primary school (year 2 upwards), secondary schools, a special needs school or colleges and complete a minimum of 200 hours over the year. Entry requirements

You must have achieved 5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English and maths plus 2 suitable references. You will be required to complete a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS check).

You will complete a work placement to make sure you apply classroom learning in a real work environment and gain first-hand knowledge in a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s development! Our dedicated Placement Coordinator works with nurseries, schools, crĂ¨ches, playgroups and family centres in the local area to support students when looking for an employer to work with.

What can I do next?

You can progress to Level 4 certificate, a foundation degree (at 18 years old) or specialist roles in the workforce.

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Technical Certificate & Diploma in Childcare & Education (Early Years Educator) - Level 3 2 years NCFE / CACHE About our course

This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to work with children between the ages of 0-5 years. You will study; child development, children’s health and wellbeing, safe environments, child health, play and learning, additional needs and observation and assessment and planning in the first year. In the second year you will undertake units comprising of, literacy, mathematics, school readiness, international perspectives, reflective practice and professional partnerships. Throughout both first and second year you will undertake placements across three age ranges to complete 750 hours in placement as well as create a professional practice portfolio. This two-year course carries full UCAS points.

Entry requirements

You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above, including English and maths plus 2 suitable references. You will be required to complete a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS check). University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in early years, early childhood professional studies, education, youth, childhood and community studies, social and public sector development, childhood studies and a variety of other degrees. Career opportunities

Career opportunities include teaching, practitioner in a day nursery, management, child-minding and youth work.

“Teachers use their skills and expertise confidently. They challenge learners in vocational subjects to develop industry-standard skills quickly.” Ofsted Inspection 2018

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Build your career in of one of the biggest UK industries with a career in construction. Alongside traditional trades you will have the opportunity to go into construction specialisms such as civil engineering and professional roles such as architecture. You will learn in state of the art workshops and have access to our outdoor construction site.

Free personal protective equipment for our students

Construction Future Career Paths Engineering • Self-employment • Housebuilding • Commercial & Industrial Construction • Offshore Installations • Public Sector Construction • Infrastructure Projects University Quantity Surveying • Civil Engineering* • Architecture • Construction Project Management • Building Surveying*

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

There has been a significant growth in new jobs within the construction sector over the last few years meaning there is a demand for new skilled workers!

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National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment - Level 3 1-2 years Edexcel About our course

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment into the construction sector. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of industry focused modules. Modules include construction principles, construction design, construction technology, health and safety in construction, surveying in construction, measurement techniques and graphical detailing. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/HND or a degree in construction, architecture, building surveying, quantity surveying, interior design, construction management. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include architect, architectural technician, interior design, quantity surveyor, building surveyor and construction management.

Liam “My Level 3 Extended Diploma in Construction and Built Environment course at College definitely helped me with my degree studies, especially during the first years at University. I can’t thank my tutors enough for everything they did for me- they are brilliant! I have now completed my Quantity Surveying degree at Northumbria University and am now employed as a Quantity Surveyor with WSP.” Liam Steel Construction and The Built Environment - Level 3

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National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Building Services Engineering - Level 3

National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Civil Engineering - Level 3

1-2 years BTEC

About our course

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment into Building Services Engineering. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of industry focused modules which include the principles of construction design, foundations and structures, the management of a construction project and the importance of good health and safety practice on our sites. Surveying of plans and structures play an important part as the need to extract detail to procure materials is vital to ensure correct quantities are available for the installation of services. Modules include construction principles, construction design, construction technology, health and safety in construction, quantity surveying, management of a construction project, graphical detailing. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/HND or a degree in building services engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career Opportunities

These include project management and commissioning of electrical, plumbing, heating and ventilation systems, fuel alarm and security systems.

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This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment into the construction sector as a Civil Engineer. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of industry focused modules which include the principles of construction design, foundations and structures. The management of health and safety on our sites and the importance of surveying to ensure correct and concise detail can be given in order for plans to be prepared in readiness for construction to begin. Modules include construction principles, construction design, construction technology, health and safety in construction, surveying in construction, measurement techniques and graphical detailing. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities.

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/HND or a degree in civil engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career Opportunities

These include civil engineering, roads and highways engineering, civil engineering with disaster management.

Construction

Basic Construction Skills - Entry Level 3

Basic Construction Skills - Level 1

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This basic construction skills course allows you to try your hand at a variety of different construction and building tasks. You will gain practical experience in painting & decorating, plastering, plumbing, bricklaying, tiling, carpentry and electrical installations. This course will allow you to get a feel for whether a career in construction is right for you and what trade to specialise in. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications for this course, but an interest in construction is essential. What can I do next?

You can progress to further study on a Level 1 Construction qualification.

1 year City & Guilds

This course allows you to improve and extend your knowledge of different construction and building tasks with this basic construction skills qualification. You will gain practical experience in painting and decorating, plastering, plumbing, bricklaying, tiling, carpentry and electrical installations. This course will allow you to get a feel for whether a career in construction is right for you and what trade to specialise in. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs at grades 9 -1 (A* - G) including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

Construction Operations (General Construction) Level 2

You can progress to further study on a Level 2 Construction qualification.

About our course

This course is for students who aspire to gain employment as a ground worker, a specialised trade that has a dedicated skill set. You will complete practical tasks such as setting out and laying domestic drainage and setting out and laying slabs and foundations. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 2 or above including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can become an apprentice if you find an employer. You can also progress onto a Level 3 programme in construction.

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Brickwork - Level 1

Brickwork - Level 2

Brickwork - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This course is for you if you are wanting to enter the building industry and learn the basics of brickwork. The course will include theory and practical sessions. As part of your study programme additional short courses will be included that enhances your skills, knowledge and employability prospects. You will gain skills in setting out and building masonry structures using your new bricklaying skills. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs at grades 9 -1 (A* - G) including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress to further study on the Level 2 Brickwork course, or you could progress into an apprenticeship if employment is gained with a brickwork company.

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This course will develop your immediate brickwork skills and knowledge. You will cover a variety of skills such as constructing and forming masonry structures, building solid walling and the overall principles of building construction. You will also learn about health, safety and wellbeing in industry. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress to further study on the Level 3 Diploma in Brickwork course, or an apprenticeship if employment is gained with a brickwork company.

This course is ideal for you if you want to start a career in the building industry. You will learn advanced brickwork skills such as constructing fireplaces and chimneys, repairing and maintaining masonry structures, giving you excellent knowledge of the brickwork industry. You will develop good health and safety practice and learn how to successfully organise, plan and price up a construction work project. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress to University to study the Foundation Leadership and Management (Building Studies) course or NVQ Level 3 qualification if employment is gained with a bricklaying company, you can also progress directly into employment.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I would 100% recommend the Bricklaying course and Middlesbrough College to anyone! The facilities here are great and the teachers are so supportive.â&#x20AC;? Carl Basford Brickwork - Level 3 Egglescliffe School

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Carpentry & Joinery - Level 1

Site Carpentry - Level 2

Site Carpentry - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This course is designed for students who are interested in developing technical hand skills in carpentry and joinery. The course has a range of exciting content where you will have the opportunity to design, cost, and market and sell your own products. You will learn and practice a range of basic hand skills required for working with timber including the use of hand and power tools. Students from the course will be chosen to represent the College at local and national skills competitions. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs at grades 9 -1 (A* - G) including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 2 Site Carpentry construction programme.

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The course has a range of exciting content where you will have the opportunity to test your ability and advance your technical skills to meet industry requirements. You will acquire knowledge on how to quantify materials, price up jobs effectively and learn how to be competitive within the industry. You will also learn and develop an outstanding health and safety ethos, essential to the industry. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress on to the Level 3 Site Carpentry. You can also progress to full time employment in industry, potentially through an apprenticeship.

This course is designed to further develop the skills and knowledge to work at an advanced level in carpentry and joinery. You will learn and develop a range of advanced skills required for working in the carpentry industry and will complete a number of exciting projects. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress to full time employment as a site carpenter in industry, potentially through an apprenticeship if you have an employer. You could also continue your studies into higher education to progress onto a professional management role, or move onto another Level 3 construction trade course to widen your skill set.

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Electrical Installation - Level 1 1 year City & Guilds About our course

This course covers various cable installation and wiring, fabrication techniques, electrical science, technology, structure of the construction industry, environmental and sustainability measures in domestic dwellings and site preparation in the construction industry.

Electrotechnical Craft (Electrical Installation) - Level 2

Electrotechnical Craft (Electrical Installation) - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This course covers many areas within electrotechnical technology, units such as principles of electrical science, electrical installations technology and health and safety within building services engineering. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs including English and science at grade 2 with maths at Grade 3 or above.

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 or above including English and science with maths Grade 4.

What can I do next?

Entry requirements

You can progress to the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation.

You can progress onto the Level 3 Electrical installation course.

This course covers the fundamental principles and requirements of environmental technology systems and electrical science installations. This includes fault diagnosis and rectification of electrical installations, inspection, testing and commissioning and electrical system designs. You will also learn about the various careers available in industry, and develop an outstanding health and safety ethos. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress to full time employment, potentially through an apprenticeship if you have an employer. You could also continue your studies into higher education to progress onto a professional management role, or move onto another Level 3 construction trade course to widen your skill set.

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Adele â&#x20AC;&#x153;My painting and decorating course is so creative, I especially enjoy creating my own patterns as you really have to pay attention to detail. All the tutors are really good and are very supportive.â&#x20AC;? Adele Oliver Painting and Decorating - Level 3 St Peter's Catholic Voluntary Academy 98

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Painting and Decorating - Level 1

Painting and Decorating - Level 2

Painting and Decorating - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

Entry requirements

What can I do next?

This course is designed for students who are interested in entering the construction sector as a painter and decorator. You will learn how to set out the work area and work in a safe manner producing work that meets industry standards. You will be shown how to hang a range of wallpapers as well as all other traditional aspects of painting and decorating. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs at grades 9 -1 (A* - G) including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress to the Level 2 Diploma in Painting and Decorating or to employment through an apprenticeship programme.

This course will develop your technical skills in painting and decorating. You will understand how to estimate materials and price up jobs and learn how to be competitive within the industry. You will produce your own stencils to create a wall of decorative effects, and learn how to hang a range of wallpapers in domestic and commercial environments as well as other traditional aspects of painting and decorating. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification.

This course will develop your technical skills in painting and decorating. You will produce specialist decorative effects and install centre pieces, coving and hang specialist wall coverings as well as all other traditional aspects of painting and decorating. You will also develop your skills in technical drawing, airless and high volume low pressure spray systems, marble and wood grain effects. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification.

You can progress to the Level 3 Diploma in Painting and Decorating or to employment through an apprenticeship programme.

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Plumbing - Level 1

Plumbing - Level 2

Plumbing - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This course is ideal for you if you are thinking about a career in the plumbing industry. You will develop an understanding of all aspects of the building services and study a range of topics including health and safety in construction, removing and refitting water-filled radiators, domestic drainage, copper piping systems, basic electrical circuits. Entry requirements

You must have achieved four GCSEs at grades 9 -1 (A* - G) including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Diploma in Plumbing, another construction diploma trade qualification or an apprenticeship if employment is gained with any plumbing and electrical employer.

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This course is great if you are thinking about progressing in the plumbing industry. You will study a variety of construction and building tasks which include both plumbing and electrical work. This is the next step up from the Level 1 course and you will study drainage, central heating, hot water systems and common plumbing. You will also develop your health and safety ethos and communication skills when working in building services. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Diploma in Plumbing, another construction diploma trade qualification or an apprenticeship if employment is gained with any plumbing and electrical employer.

This course is perfect for you if you are looking to develop an advanced knowledge of the plumbing industry. You will study a variety of different construction and building tasks which include complex plumbing and electrical systems, including unvented hot water and gas installations. This is the next step up from the Level 2 course and you will look at complex drainage, central heating and hot water systems. It will include theory and practical sessions in health and safety, environmental technology systems and career awareness. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

You can progress to further study in higher education or onto an apprenticeship once employment is gained with a plumbing company.

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If you dream of creating cutting edge art, interior design, photography or fashion garments, then the creative industries are the perfect career choice for you. You will have access to a range of facilities including three spacious workshops alongside a print and textiles studio, a large Apple iMac Suite and photography studio with darkroom. You will also get involved in a range of projects to develop your skills including fashion shows, designing posters for theatre performances and the end of year art show.

Creative Arts Future Career Paths Illustration • Fine Art • Photography • Product Design • Fashion Design • Interior Design University Fashion Design • Interior Design • Print Making Graphic Design • Photography • Fine Art

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Jessica â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Art & Design course is so varied, when I first started the course I was only interested in the illustration element, but I have since discovered an interest for dress making through my course which I would have never tried had it not been for that module.â&#x20AC;? Jessica Burns Art and Design - Level 3 Huntcliff School 104

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Creative Arts

Art and Design - Level 1

Art and Design - Level 2

1 year Edexcel

About our course

This course is a broad introduction to art and design and is practical and work related. You will undertake a range of practical tasks exploring media and techniques, fashion and textiles, photography and graphics, printmaking, illustration, drawing and painting. The course will cover a mixture of real life briefs and selfdevised projects. You must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above.

This course is a broad introduction to art and design and is practical and work related with subjects including art, design, photography, graphics, illustration, textiles and fashion. You will improve your practical skills in print making, drawing painting, fashion and textiles, photography, graphic design, 2D and 3D work and illustration. You will learn about artists and designers and use this knowledge to inspire your own work. The course will cover a mixture of real life briefs and self-devised projects.

What can I do next?

Entry requirements

You can progress onto a related Level 2 course.

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress to a relevant Level 3 course.

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Art and Design (Fashion and Textiles) - Level 3

Art and Design (Fine Art and Illustration) - Level 3

1-2 years Edexcel

About our course

This course is ideal for you if you are interested in a career in fashion, textiles and related disciplines. In year 1 you will discover and explore a range of creative skills, enabling you to progress to specialist fashion and textiles projects in year 2; including creative textiles, screen printing, interior design and surface pattern, fashion design and illustration, garment and accessory production and much more. You will investigate a wide range of materials, techniques and processes, and compare these with the work of other artists and practitioners. The course will cover a mixture of real life briefs and self-devised projects. You can study this course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Our students have progressed to study degrees such as fashion design, fashion buying and merchandising, fashion journalism, costume design, contemporary textiles products, interior design and surface pattern design. Career opportunities

These include fashion design, interior design, costume design, product design, illustration, teaching, marketing, journalism, production, buying and merchandise.

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This course is for you if you are interested in a career in fine art, illustration and related disciplines. In year 1 you will discover and explore a range of creative skills, enabling you to progress to specialist fine art and illustration projects in year 2; which include drawing, painting, traditional and digital illustration, concept art, installation and large scale 3D work plus much more. You will investigate a wide range of materials, techniques and processes, and compare these with the work of other artists and practitioners. The course will cover a mixture of real life briefs and self-devised projects. You can study this course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Our students have progressed to study degrees such as fine art, illustration, concept design, animation, glass and ceramics, product design and graphic communication. Career opportunities

These include fine art, illustration, graphic design, teaching, curating, conservation and restoration, tattoo artist, community art worker, film and theatre.

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Art and Design (Photography and Digital Imagery) - Level 3 1-2 years Edexcel About our course

This course is ideal for you if you are interested in a career in photography, digital imagery and related disciplines. In year 1 you will discover and explore a range of creative skills, enabling you to progress to specialist photography and digital imagery projects in year 2; which include studio and location photography, image editing and manipulation, printmaking, creative experimental techniques, studio and lighting management, image communication and many more. You will investigate a wide range of materials, techniques and processes, and compare these with the work of other artists and practitioners. The course will cover a mixture of real life briefs and self-devised projects. You can study this course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Our students have progressed to study degrees such as commercial photography, fine art photography, photo journalism, digital graphics, animation and visual effects. Career opportunities

These include fashion photography, commercial photography, fine art photography, photo-journalism, live events, teaching, graphics, TV and broadcast media.

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skills

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Design your future with a career in Engineering. If you are an excellent problem solver with an analytical mind and a desire to improve and innovate then there are many opportunities available to you in Engineering. You will train in a wide range of modern workshop facilities to improve your skillset and have access to our STEM Centre to gain additional employability skills such as health and safety, permits to work, risk assessments, working at heights and confined spaces.

Free personal protective equipment for our students

Engineering & Welding Future Career Paths Electrical & Electronic • Instrumentation • Design • Manufacturing • Mechanical • Welding University Electrical & Electronic Engineering* Instrumentation & Control Engineering* Mechanical Engineering* • Civil Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Plant & Process Engineering

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Our STEM Centre Engineering & Welding

We can take your skills higher and get you ready for industry. Our STEM Technical Training Centre is a leading provider of technical training, skills, behaviours and competency solutions for a range of engineering industries!

The STEM Centre embeds industrial competencies and behaviours into your engineering training, allowing you to experience a real work environment and become job ready when you leave us. If you study an engineering, manufacturing or welding course with us you will have access to this facility to learn practical skills such as health and safety, which will complement your theoretical study. You will be required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) and act professionally when working on site, just like you would in industry.

The Centre will provide additional training to your studies, giving you the advantage when you leave College! You can enhance and improve your CV by undergoing training in: • Health and Safety • Risk Assessments • Work Permits • Working at Height • Working in Confined Spaces • Manual Handling • First Aid at Work 110

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National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Engineering - Level 3 1-2 years BTEC About our course

National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Level 3 1-2 years BTEC

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment in engineering. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of content focused on electrical/electronic and mechanical disciplines. This includes electrical machines and maintenance of mechanical systems. You will be assessed internally through assignments and tasks and externally by examination. Modules include engineering principles, safety in engineering, engineering product design and manufacture, quality in engineering, pneumatics and hydraulics and CAD.

About our course

Entry requirements

University opportunities

Career opportunities

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D at Middlesbrough College or study a degree in Engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. These include electrical, mechanical or manufacturing engineers and maintenance technicians.

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment in electrical and electronic engineering, such as a power engineering technician. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of units. You will be assessed internally through assignments and tasks and externally by examination. Modules include engineering principles, safety in engineering, engineering product design and manufacture, quality in engineering, electronic devices and circuits, PLCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and electrical machines. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D at Middlesbrough College or study a degree in Engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. These include electrical engineering, electronic engineering, design and product development engineering and project control engineering.

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Peter “The facilities at Middlesbrough College were good and I found the support I received from my lecturers second to none. The Learning Resource Centre in the College is fantastic.” Peter Wang Mechanical Engineering - Level 3 Egglescliffe School 112

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Instrumentation and Control Engineering (90 Credit Diploma/ Extended Diploma) - Level 3 1-2 years BTEC About our course

This course is modular based and will allow you to explore new and existing technologies with a mixture of theoretical and practical skills, developed to enhance your learning experience. You will study health and safety, electrical principles, process measurement and control, engineering measurement, electrical principles, maths, control hydraulics and pneumatics. You will also gain employability skills in our STEM Centre. You can choose to study this course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D in instrumentation and control engineering or study a degree in engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include instrumentation and control engineering, electrical or electronics technician or maintenance technician.

National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Mechanical Engineering - Level 3 1-2 years BTEC About our course

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment in mechanical engineering, such as mechanical maintenance technician. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of units. You will be assessed internally through assignments and tasks and externally by examination. Modules include engineering principles, safety in engineering, engineering product design and manufacture, quality in engineering, maintenance of mechanical systems, CAD and fluid mechanics. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D at Middlesbrough College or study a degree in Engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technicians, design and product development engineering and project control engineering.

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National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering - Level 3

National Foundation/Extended Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering - Level 3

1-2 years BTEC

About our course

This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment in manufacturing engineering, such as quality control technician. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of units. You will be assessed internally through assignments and tasks and externally by examination. Modules include engineering principles, safety in engineering, engineering product design and manufacture, quality in engineering, modern manufacturing systems, computer aided manufacturing and CAD. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities.

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D at Middlesbrough College or study a degree in Engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include manufacturing engineering, manufacturing technicians, design and product development engineering and project control engineering.

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This course is for learners wanting to progress to employment in aeronautical engineering, such as systems fitter or aircraft maintenance operative technician. Learners gain relevant skills and knowledge from studying a range of units. You will be assessed internally through assignments and tasks and externally by examination. Modules include engineering principles, safety in engineering, engineering product design and manufacture, quality in engineering, aircraft gas turbine engines, aircraft electrical and instrument systems and airframe construction and repair. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above that must include maths, English and science. University opportunities.

Past students have progressed to study a HNC/D at Middlesbrough College or study a degree in Engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include aeronautical engineering, systems fitter, aircraft operatives.

Engineering & Welding

Performing Engineering Operations (Mechanical) - Level 2 (Diploma)

Performing Engineering Operations (Mechanical) - Level 3

1 year City and Guilds

About our course

This course will involve a mixture of practical and classroom based theory sessions. You will develop an understanding of how to use and communicate technical information and work safely in an engineering environment. You will produce components using hand fitting techniques, prepare and use lathes for turning operations and work from engineering drawings as part of your studies. You will also gain additional employability skills in our STEM Centre. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 90 Credit Diploma / Extended Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or the Level 3 Performing Engineering Operations Diploma.

“Work experience and workrelated learning align carefully with learners’ study and ambitions.”

This course is an advanced progression from Level 2 with a mixture of theory and practical sessions. You will gain practical skills in machining materials by turning and milling as well as detailed fitting. You will develop a good health and safety ethos and learn the principles of mechanical manufacturing engineering. You will also gain additional employability skills in our STEM Centre. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study a higher national certificate / diploma in mechanical or manufacturing engineering or study a degree in engineering. You can also progress into an apprenticeship or employment. Career opportunities

These include mechanical engineering, engineering technician, engineering or production technician.

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Casey â&#x20AC;&#x153;Middlesbrough College has helped me to get to where I am now! I am a sponsored student at Glasgow College studying Marine Engineering and I am one step closer to fulfilling my dream of working as an engineer in the merchant navy!" Casey Laver Manufacturing Engineering - Level 3 Trinity Catholic College 116

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Engineering & Welding

Welding Engineering - Level 1

Welding Engineering - Level 2

Welding Engineering - Level 3

1 year City and Guilds

About our course

This course will involve a mixture of practical and theoretical sessions to establish underpinning knowledge and understanding and will use MMA, MIG, Oxy/Acetylene and TIG welding processes. You will also cover working in engineering, carrying out engineering activities, using and communicating technical information, using manual metal welding and using oxy-flame welding. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification, have a keen interest in Welding and/or GCSEs at grade 9-1 (A*-G) or above including maths and English. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 programme or a gain employment as a Level 2 Apprentice in the field of welding.

This course will involve a mixture of practical and theoretical sessions to establish underpinning knowledge and understanding of welding activities, and will cover producing plate work components and assemblies, welding by MMA, MIG and TAG process, fabricating steelwork assemblies, safe working practices and communicating technical information. You will also cover the principles of engineering technology and fabrication and welding. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above including maths, English and science. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Welding programme or a gain employment as a Level 3 apprentice in the field of welding.

This course will develop your skills in a range of specialist areas such welding with the Tungsten Inert Gas/ Tungsten Arc Gas (TIG/TAG) Shielded Welding Process and Welding with the Manual Metal Arc process. This course has a good balance between theory and practical work and you will learn by applying your skills and knowledge to a range of industrybased situations that occur in a real working environment. You will cover engineering health and safety, preparing and quality controlling and the welding process. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification. What can I do next?

Past students have progressed onto an advanced apprenticeship framework in welding. You can also progress onto a range of engineering courses at degree level including the HNC/D in Engineering.

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If you are a good communicator who thrives in a fast paced environment then this could be the career path for you. Based within our main College campus, you will have access to a range of resources to complement your studies. You will also regularly participate in live projects such as organising fashion shows, styling models for photo shoots, taking part in charity sales and decorating window displays, giving you a real taste of what life is like working in the fashion industry.

Fashion Business & Retail Future Career Paths Fashion Buyer • Fashion Designer • Retail Management • Visual Merchandising • Fashion Communication • Marketing University Fashion Advertising and Marketing • Fashion Buying • Retail Management • Visual Merchandising • Fashion Design and Communication

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Fashion Business and Retail - Level 2

Fashion Business and Retail - Level 3

1 year University of Arts, London

About our course

This course will give you an understanding of all aspects of fashion business and retail and will prepare you for the reality of the sector and the progression paths available to you. You will develop creative, practical and theoretical skills in the following areas: fashion buying, marketing, visual merchandising, design, contextual research, communication, styling, fashion history and culture as well as studying fashion trends at both designer and high street levels. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress to the Level 3 Diploma in Fashion Business and Retail, other Level 3 qualifications or directly into employment.

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This course provides an opportunity for those interested in fashion to explore, develop and test their creativity in a broad range of fashion business and retail disciplines including critical and contextual awareness, fashion production and the supply chain, fashion management and marketing, visual merchandising and communication for fashion business and retail. Some of the activities you will participate in include planning and developing new fashion ranges, designing visual merchandising displays and promoting fashion retail activities. Entry requirements

Fashion Business and Retail - Level 3 (Extended Diploma) 1 year University of Arts, London About our course

This course will allow you to take an increasing responsibility for your own learning and personal ambitions. You will study fashion retail environments including historical and contemporary contexts, specialist study and preparation for progression, fashion futures and sustainability, a project proposal and a personal extended project in fashion business and retail. Entry requirements

You must have achieved the Level 3 Diploma in Fashion Business & Retail. University opportunities

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 5 or above or 2 AS Levels.

Past students have progressed to study degrees in fashion, fashion business, fashion communication, visual merchandising, fashion styling, fashion management and fashion marketing.

What can I do next?

Career opportunities

You can progress onto the Extended Diploma in Fashion Retail, a foundation degree, or directly into employment.

These include fashion management, marketing, fashion communications, visual merchandising and other head office fashion roles.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;The course gave me the tools I required to study a Fashion degree at Northumbria University. I have since started to work with Adidas in their digital marketing department.â&#x20AC;? Tiegan Martin Fashion Business & Retail - Level 3 Sedgefield Community College

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If you are a creative individual with a passion for games, creative media, video production or digital graphics, this could be the industry for you. With employment soaring in digital technology there hasn't been a better time to start your career! You will be based in MC Digital, our technical digital school and learn in our purpose-built games design and creative media studios which are equipped with industry-standard media production software and hardware.

Games Development & Media Production Future Career Paths Games Designer • VFX Artist • 3D Artist • Games Programmer Gameplay Animator • Videographer/ Photographer • Editor Filmmaker • Journalist • Online Content Creator University Games Design* • Games Programming • Media Production • Computer, Animation & VFX • TV & Film Production* • Audiovisual Technology* • Journalism

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Games Development & Media Production

Games Development - Level 1 1 year About our course

This course is for you if you have an interest in applications of the games design industry and you are practical and work related. You will study the developing multimedia and animation sector, creating images digitally, interactive media products and developing and exploring digital photography and video products. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Games Development course.

Games Development Technical Diploma - Level 2 1 year OCR About our course

This course offers a grounding in games development and within this course you will study a wide range of units to reflect the range of opportunities available within the games sector. The course will provide you with an understanding of games through engagement with media products, production processes and technologies. This leads to the application of practical and creative skills that transfer easily into the workplace. Entry requirements

Internal progression from a Level 1 Games Development/ Creative Media qualification. You must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

This course provides students with the necessary experience and qualifications for progression into Level 3 Media and Games qualifications course or other Level 3 route in College. It is also possible to progress onto apprenticeship and employment.

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Sarah “I studied the Level 3 Games Development course at College and I loved it! Games Development was definitely the right course for me, it’s a good mix of practical and theoretical work.” Sarah Wells Games Development - Level 3 Dyke House Sports and Technology College Course Information 01642 333333

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Games Development Technical Diploma - Level 3 2 years About our course

This course will provide you with a solid understanding of games development through engagement with media products, production processes and technologies. You will study a range of units including graphic design for media products, comic and graphic novels, 3D modelled environments for games and animation, 3D character modelling for games and animation, games production, animation production, audio-visual advertising media and social media products. Entry requirements

Internal progression from a Level 2 Games Development. You must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above which should include English or maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in games design, computer games (design) with digital arts, computing for games, media studies, computer games enterprise and technical games development. Career opportunities

These include games development, games design, platform development and multimedia programmer.

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Games Development & Media Production

Games, Animation and VFX Skills (Extended Diploma) - Level 3 2 years AIM Awards - NextGen Skills Academy About our course

Leading the way in Games Development, VFX and Animation, Middlesbrough College Games Development department was the 8th college in the country to be given accreditation to run the NextGen: Skills Academy course thanks to our amazing team, students and incredible digital creative facilities. NextGen brings industry and educators together to develop the next generation of digital talents in games, animation and visual effects, a course designed by the industry for the industry. These companies will work hand in hand with the team at Middlesbrough College to deliver the course, workshops, apprenticeships, live briefs and assessments that will give you the best start in a career in the games industry. Entry requirements

You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above, which must include maths (this should ideally be at grade 5 or above).

University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in games design, animation, computer games (design) with digital arts, computing for games, media studies, computer games enterprise and technical games development. Career opportunities

These include games development, games design, platform development and multimedia programmer.

Take a look at our unique NextGen course, developed by companies including Blue Zoo, Double Negative, Framestore, Microsoft, MPC, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Ubisoft ! We are the only college within the Tees Valley to deliver this amazing opportunity.

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Creative and Digital - Level 1 1 year About our course

If you have an interest in media production, this course is for you. You will learn production skills that are practical and work related. The course will provide you with the creative and practical skills to be successful in the media production industry and you will have access to industry standard equipment. You will learn how to develop multimedia and animation, whilst exploring photography, video and publishing software.

Media Technical Diploma (Film & Media Production) - Level 2 1 year OCR About our course

This course will provide you with a grounding in media. You will study a wide range of units to reflect the range of opportunities available within the creative media sector. The course will provide you with an understanding of media through engagement with media products, production processes and technologies.

Entry requirements

What can I do next?

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. You can progress onto the Level 2 Creative Media Production course.

Internal progression from a Level 1 Creative Media qualification or you must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. You can progress onto the Creative Media Technical Diploma Level 3 course. It is also possible to progress onto apprenticeship and employment.

There is now a whopping 7,194 jobs available across Teessideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s thriving digital scene and the Tees Valley has become a hotbed for digital innovation.

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Media Technical Diploma (Film and Media Production) - Level 3

Media (Journalism) Technical Diploma - Level 3

2 years

About our course

This course will provide you with a solid understanding of the media sector and offers a wide range of units to reflect the range of opportunities available within the sector. You will study media products and audiences, scriptwriting for media products, planning and pitching an audio-visual media product, producing an audio-visual media product, graphic design for media products, visual effects for TV & film, audio-visual advertising media, UK film studies and production/post-production for film & TV. Entry requirements

Internal progression from a Level 2 Creative Media qualification or you must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above which should include English or maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in film studies, film making, audiovisual technology, sound and music technology, education, media and communication, journalism, graphic design, photography, marketing and film and television studies. Career opportunities

This course will provide you with a solid understanding of journalism through engagement with media products, production processes and technologies. You will study specialist units in audio-visual advertising media, photography and sound for media products, production roles in media organisations, planning media exhibitions and events, UK media publishing and planning, pitching and producing a print-based media product. Entry requirements

Internal progression from a Level 2 Creative Media qualification or you must have achieved four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above which should include English. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in media, graphic design, marketing, audiovisual technology, education and journalism. Career opportunities

These include teaching, media production, journalism, graphic design, photography, audio-visual or broadcasting equipment operations.

These include teaching, media production, journalism, graphic design, photography, audio-visual or broadcasting equipment operations, arts producing, directing, filmmaking, videography and editing.

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Find the right style for your future with a career in Hair and Beauty. If you have a lively personality, are hardworking and driven and have a creative flair then this glamorous sector could be for you. With access to seven professionally equipped hair and beauty salons, alongside experienced tutors, you can expect to learn the skills and techniques required to carry out high quality treatments.

Hairdressing & Beauty

Future Career Paths Spa Manager • Salon Stylist • Salon Manager • Makeup Artist • Barber • Beauty Therapist

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Introduction to the Hair and Beauty Sector (Hairdressing or Beauty route) VRQ Certificate - Level 1 1 year City & Guilds About our course

This course will prepare you for industry, teaching you the basic skills needed to progress onto a Level 2 Hairdressing/ Beauty course. If you follow the hairdressing route you will cover; presenting a professional image, shampooing and conditioning the hair, styling womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hair, plaiting and twisting, health and safety and creating an image. If you follow the beauty route you will cover; basic manicure treatments, nail art application, skincare, makeup and health and safety. Entry requirements

You must have achieved 3 GCSEs 1-3 (G-D) including English. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Certificate in Cutting and Styling. Following the beauty route you can progress onto the Level 2 Technical Certificate for Beauty Therapy.

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Technical Certificate in Cutting and Styling Services - Level 2 1 year City & Guilds About our course

This course covers a wide range of practical skills and knowledge required for working as a junior stylist providing cutting and styling services. You will work with local employers who will contribute to the knowledge and delivery of training. You will study a range of modules including the principles of hairdressing, how to treat the hair and scalp, styling, setting and dressing hair and cutting hair using basic techniques. Entry requirements

You must have achieved 3 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) including maths and English. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Technical Certificate in Colouring.

Hairdressing & Beauty

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I'm learning something new each week which keeps things so interesting, and the course covers all bases with both practical and theory work. My dream is to become a freelance makeup artist, and thanks to the experiences and knowledge I've gained, I believe this could become a reality!" Tia Cadman Media Makeup Artistry - Level 3

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Technical Certificate in Hair Colouring Services - Level 2 1 year City & Guilds About our course

This course covers a wide range of technical practical skills and knowledge required to work as a hair stylist in a salon providing colouring and perming services. You will complete 30 hours industry salon experience, working with local employers to help you gain the skills and experience required. You will study a range of modules including the principles and practices of hairdressing services, colouring and lightening hair, perming and neutralising hair. Entry requirements

You must have completed a Level 2 Technical Certificate in Cutting and Styling. What can I do next?

VRQ Hairdressing Certificate - Level 2 1 year City & Guilds About our course

You must have achieved 3 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) including maths and English. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Top-up Hairdressing Diploma.

Level 3 Advanced Technical Diploma in Hairdressing.

Our students take part in national and regional hair and beauty competitions including the annual Association of Hairdressers and Therapists (AHT) competition!

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VRQ Hairdressing Top-up Diploma - Level 2 1 year City & Guilds About our course

This course covers a wide range of technical practical skills and knowledge required to work as a hair stylist in a salon providing colouring and perming services. You will complete 30 hours industry salon experience, working with local employers to help you gain the skills and experience required. You will study a range of modules including promote products and services, colouring and lightening hair, perming and neutralising hair and create a hair and beauty image. Entry requirements

You must have completed a Level 2 VRQ certificate in Cutting and Styling.

VRQ Diploma in Barbering - Level 2 34 weeks City & Guilds About our course

This course is for you if you are aspiring to become a barber. It will cover practical barbering skills and theoretical aspects of barbering including the barbering industry, health and safety, consultation, cutting and colouring menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hair and cutting menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facial hair. You will carry out a range of services on clients within our salons. You may also have the opportunity to undertake additional optional qualifications to enhance your CV. Entry requirements

You must have achieved maths and English GCSEs at grades 7-3 (A-D). What can I do next?

You can progress into employment or an apprenticeship.

What can I do next?

Level 3 VRQ Diploma in Hairdressing.

95% of our Hair & Beauty students were happy with their course!

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Yasmin & Jai â&#x20AC;&#x153;The opportunities on the course have been unreal. I have developed my skills and pushed myself to be more creative with my makeup looks. I have absolutely loved my time at Middlesbrough College and I have come away with professional skills and friends for life too!â&#x20AC;?

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Yasmin Smith and Jai Ashford Media Makeup Artistry - Level 3

Hairdressing & Beauty

Technical Certificate in Beauty Therapy - Level 2

Advanced Technical Diploma in Beauty and Spa Therapy - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

This course aims to provide you with a range of essential technical practical skills and knowledge, which will equip you to seek employment or further training with in the beauty industry. These skills include carrying out treatments such as manicures, pedicures, hair removal, facial treatments, lash and brow treatments, application of make-up and light cured gel polish. You will also learn about anatomy and physiology whilst improving your knowledge of client care and communication. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and 3 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, including English.

This course aims to provide you with a range of specialist practical skills and technical knowledge. You will gain technical practical skills in massage, electrotherapy and stone therapy treatments. You will also learn about the anatomy and physiology of the face, whilst improving your knowledge of client care and communication. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress to employment or seek an advanced apprenticeship.

What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Advanced Technical Diploma in Beauty and Spa Therapy - Level 3 course.

Our students are trained to the highest standards in all the latest techniques and treatments. There are seven state-of-the-art, professionally equipped salons, including a commercial spa suite, modern hairdressing salons and barbershop.

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Technical Certificate in Makeup Artistry - Level 2

Advanced Technical Diploma in Media Makeup Artistry - Level 3

1 year City & Guilds

About our course

These skills include carrying out services such as applying make-up and creative makeup artistry. You will be qualified to work in a number of employment destinations such as photographic studios, department stores, make up stores or salons. You will be equipped to work as a freelance make-up artist.

Entry requirements

This course aims to provide you with a range of essential technical and practical skills and knowledge, which will equip you to seek employment of further training with in the make-up industry.

Entry requirements

You must have achieved 3 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) including maths and English. What can I do next?

You can progress on to the Advanced Technical Diploma in Media Makeup Artistry- Level 3 course.

This course is designed for anyone wishing to develop their skills to become an advanced hair and media make-up artist. You will study working in film, fashion and photographic makeup, media makeup, creative hair design, historical makeup looks, body art, bridal hair and makeup and media makeup blogging. You will learn by practical demonstration and be required to demonstrate your skills on clients in the beauty academy salon to allow for assessment of your skills. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and 3 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) including maths and English. What can I do next?

You can progress into employment or and you may be able to progress into higher education programmes at University after completion of the course.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Teachers use their skills and expertise confidently. They challenge learners in vocational subjects to develop industry-standard skills quickly.â&#x20AC;? Ofsted Inspection 2018

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compassion

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If you are a caring, compassionate person who wants to make a difference to people’s lives then let us look after your training! Whilst studying at Middlesbrough College you will have access to a realistic Health Ward and you will learn the skills you need to work in the Health and Care sector. You’ll also be expected to complete valuable work placements in order to improve your employability and give your CV the competitive edge. On work placements you may find yourself in a hospital, a rehabilitation centre, a care home or even a day centre.

You may have the opportunity to do a 45 day work placement as part of your programme!

Health & Social Care Future Career Paths Social Worker • Nurse • Occupational Therapist • Midwife • Youth Worker • Support Worker • Paramedic • Speech and Language Therapist University Health, Wellbeing and Social Care* • Mental Health Nursing • Social Work • Adult Nursing • Radiology & Oncology

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Introduction to Health, Social Care and Children’s and Young People’s Settings - Level 1 1 year CACHE About our course

The course aims to provide a programme of study related to the caring sectors. If you have a general interest in care and an aptitude to progress to further study then this course is perfect for you. The course aims to broaden and deepen your understanding of careers in healthcare, social care and children’s services. You will be introduced to the caring sectors and study health and social care needs. You will also study personal care in health and social care, communication with adults and children, promoting healthy eating in care, keeping children safe and learning experiences for young children. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above.

Health & Social Care - Level 2 1 year CACHE Extended Diploma About our course

This course will provide education and training for you if you wish to pursue a career in health or social care. It will provide the opportunity to achieve a nationally recognised qualification and allow you to develop a range of skills and techniques, personal skills and attributes essential for successful performance in working life. You will study human growth and development, equality and diversity, safeguarding, working in health and social care, health and well-being, nutrition, communication. You will also undertake a mandatory work placement to develop your skills and knowledge within the sector. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Health and Social Care or seek employment in the care sector.

What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Exploring the Care Sectors (Health and Social Care/ Childcare), or the Level 2 Health and Social Care or Level 2 Childcare.

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Last year 106 Health & Care students progressed to professional nursing training!

Health & Social Care

Max â&#x20AC;&#x153;The facilities at College are fantastic and my work placements have helped me decide on my future career. Middlesbrough College helped to prepare me to take the next step in my education and I am now studying Adult Nursing at Manchester University.â&#x20AC;? Max Roberts Health and Social Care - Level 3 Egglescliffe School

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Abi & Ellie â&#x20AC;&#x153;The tutors on the programme are experts in their field and are extremely knowledgeable. They have been so supportive of me and helped me prepare for my University interview. I would 100% recommend this course to anyone considering a career in the Health & Care sector - I feel so prepared for the next step in my career!â&#x20AC;? Abi Marley & Ellie Bateman Health & Social Care - Level 3 144

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Health & Social Care - Level 3 1 year BTEC About our course

This course prepares you for employment in the health and social care sector or for progression to higher education. You will study nine different units across the health and social care sector including equality and diversity, development through the life stages, safeguarding, communication, infection prevention and control, psychology, sociology, working in the sector and reflective practice. You will also undertake a mandatory work placement to develop your skills and knowledge within the sector, gaining a minimum of 450 hours work experience. Upon course completion this course will provide 36 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 84 UCAS points. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above including English and/or maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in health, wellbeing and social care, early childhood practice, social and public sector studies and youth, childhood and community studies, nursing, psychology, criminology and social work. Career opportunities

These include social work, nursing, therapy, speech and language therapy, midwifery, paramedic, youth work and support work.

Health & Social Care (Extended Diploma) - Level 3 2 years BTEC About our course

A progressional course for students who have successfully completed the Level 3 CACHE Certificate in year 1. This will further enhance your skills and prepare you for employment in the health and social care sector or for progression to higher education. You will study a further nine different units across the health and social care sector including empowerment in health and social care, protection of children and adults, anatomy and physiology, research skills and personal and professional development. You will study a further four optional units specific to your future in either health or social care. You will also undertake a mandatory work placement to develop your skills and knowledge within the sector, gaining a minimum of 450 hours work experience. Upon completion this course will provide 72 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 168 UCAS points. Entry requirements

You must have achieved the Level 3 Certificate. University opportunities

These include social work, nursing, therapy, speech and language therapy, midwifery, paramedic, youth work and support work.

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Study in our fantastic industry standard digital school MC Digital.

innovation

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MC Digital is committed to training students with the fundamental technical knowledge so that they can tackle real world problems and get the skills employers want. You’ll learn about the latest technology improvements in applications including system security, programming, web design and networking. You’ll also have access to two state of the art computer software labs with the latest software and industry standard networking equipment as part of your studies.

You may have the opportunity to do a 45 day work placement as part of your programme!

IT, Computing & Digital Technologies Future Career Paths Data Scientist • Software Development Professional • Website Designer • IT Operations Technician • IT Engineer • Cyber Security Analyst Programmer University Computing* • Data Science • Computer Science • Networking and Forensics

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Computing - Level 1

Computer Science - Level 2

1 year BTEC

About our course

This course will introduce you to various computing concepts. The course will cover web page creation, design and production of multimedia products, databases, hardware/software and support, IT security and imaging software. You will also look at improving productivity using IT and the fundamentals of IT. Entry requirements

This course offers an entrance into the technical world of hardware engineering, whilst providing an insight into development strategies within software engineering. You will also gain an understanding into the online world and how technology systems are used. You will find out about website and software development and installing hardware and automated systems.

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above.

Entry requirements

What can I do next?

You can progress to a relevant Level 2 course or an apprenticeship.

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. You can progress to any Level 3 Digital Technologies course, or gain employment in the computing industry.

95% of our Digital Technology students thought the teaching on their course was good!

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Robert â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Level 3 Application and Web Development course has allowed me to gain new skills and meet some amazing new people. The best thing about Middlesbrough College is the welcoming environment and lively community.â&#x20AC;? Robert Moore Application and Web Development - Level 3 Outwood Academy Normanby

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Information Technology - Level 3 2 years BTEC About our course

Networking and System Support - Level 3 2 years BTEC

This course is for anyone with an interest in how IT systems are used in a business environment. This course aims to give students an understanding of how ICT supports and enhances business activities and communications. This course is for you if you enjoy studying the use of ICT but in the context of working with people within organisations. Areas include financial modelling, the management of business resources, creating an e-commerce strategy and investigating ways to maintain security on business websites and networks.

About our course

Entry requirements

University opportunities

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. Past students have progressed to study degrees in information technology, data science and computer science. Career opportunities

These include IT business analysis, systems designer, web design, IT consulting, IT systems management, data analysis and programming.

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This course is for students with a desire to improve their skills in the technical and networking aspects of computing. The course includes gaining practical networking and technical skills that could be used whilst dealing face to face with customers or implementing solutions in the field. You will cover computer systems, organisational system security, communications technology, IT systems analysis and design and IT technical support. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. Past students have progressed to study degrees in digital forensics, cyber security and e-networking. Career opportunities

These include network and systems support engineer, desktop support engineer, digital support analyst and technical support advisor.

IT, Computing & Digital Technologies

Application and Web Development Level 3 2 years BTEC About our course

This course is aimed at anyone with a desire to become a software engineer. This course will allow you to explore programming languages (including android mobile and tablet app development) and web technologies designed to be used in applications, websites or manufacturing processes.

Digital skills shortage Did you know? •

Employers are looking to recruit the next generation of computing talent to grow their workforce.

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Computing skills are vital for Britain's economic future.

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The Tees Valley is a hotbed for digital tech innovation, with a super cluster emerging in Middlesbrough.

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There’s a whopping 7,194 jobs available across Teesside thriving tech scene.

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The average salary for an IT Business Analyst and System Designer is £37,336!

Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in computer science, web development, software engineering, games design and web development. Career opportunities

Career opportunities include application analyst, applications developer, games designer, web designer, software engineer and programmer.

“Teesside’s digital sector is thriving and it is set to grow with fantastic opportunities available to those with digital skills. Young people really should consider a career in the digital sector. Studying a digital course at Middlesbrough College really could be life changing. You will gain the skills needed to succeed in incredibly well paid jobs here in Teesside and beyond.” Andy Preston, the Mayor of Middlesbrough

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Gear yourself up for a career in the Motor Vehicle sector. If you are a good problem solver with great customer service skills then this could be the career for you. You will learn how engines are put together and how to use computer diagnostic software. You will have access to our fully-equipped motor vehicle service unit which is based on main dealer standards. You will gain practical skills on a wide variety of vehicles using up-to-date equipment and diagnostic tools and develop your theoretical knowledge using custom-built training rigs and interactive resources.

Free personal protective equipment for our students

Motor Vehicle & Automotive Technology Future Career Paths Motor Vehicle Technician • Breakdown Engineer • Vehicle Tester • Mechanical, Electrical & Trim Technicians • Light/Heavy Vehicle Technicians • Diagnostic Technicians University Automotive Engineering • Motorsports Engineering Mechanical Engineering with Automotive Design

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Transport Maintenance - Level 1 1 year IMI About our course

This course is designed to meet the future needs of the modern vehicle technician and master technician. You will develop the necessary knowledge and understanding required of diagnostic and repair technicians, and to provide you with progression opportunities for career development and further study. You will study health and safety practices in vehicle maintenance, tools, equipment and materials for vehicle maintenance, spark ignition engine systems, components and operations and vehicle electrical foundation skills. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the IMI Diploma Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (QCF) or the Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Fitting Principles.

Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Level 2 1 year IMI About our course

This course is designed to provide an enhanced learning programme to meet the future needs of the modern vehicle technician and master technician. You will develop the necessary knowledge and understanding required of diagnostic and repair technicians through studying vehicle electrical electronics, vehicle mathematics and science, the automotive environment and knowledge of routine light vehicle maintenance. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the IMI Diploma, Level 3 Extended Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (QCF).

Our Motor Vehicle students enjoyed their annual trip to Berlin visiting the BMW Motorcycle factory and German National Technical Museum! March, 2018

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Vehicle Fitting Principles - Level 2 1 year IMI About our course

The course covers the whole range of motor vehicle engineering skills from routine maintenance to advanced repair techniques. You will study modules in suspension, steering, tyres, brakes, clutches, assessing and securing roadside situations, materials, fabrication, tools and equipment, battery and components and exhaust components.

Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Diploma - Level 3 1 year IMI About our course

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above.

The course covers the whole range of motor vehicle engineering skills from routine maintenance to advanced repair techniques. It is based on the technical certificate requirement of a Motor Vehicle Apprenticeship and also covers the underpinning knowledge for the VCQ (Vocational Competence Qualification). You will develop good health and safety practices, knowledge of the automotive environment and diagnosis and rectification of light vehicle engine, chassis system and transmission faults.

What can I do next?

Entry requirements

You can progress to a Level 3 course in Motor Vehicle Maintenance. You can also find employment within the automotive sector.

You must have achieved a Level 2 vocational qualification in Motor Vehicle. What can I do next?

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Strong partnerships with employers and key stakeholders lead to an effective curriculum that meets the specific needs of the region.â&#x20AC;?

You can progress to the Diploma in Automotive Master Technicians (IMI) (Level 4).

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Rob â&#x20AC;&#x153;One of the highlights of my time at Middlesbrough College was the Motor Vehicle field trip to Prague. On the trip we got to visit a car manufacturers - it was amazing, definitely a trip that I will always remember!â&#x20AC;? Robert Herlingshaw Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles - Level 3 St Peter's Catholic Voluntary Academy 156

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Vehicle Accident Repair in Mechanical, Electrical and Trim Principles - Level 3 1 year IMI About our course

This course provides the essential knowledge and skills for MET technicians working on light and light-goods vehicles in all types of garages and dealerships. The learning programme involves studying the theoretical and practical aspects of the role. You will also gain a broad knowledge and understanding of health and safety in the workplace and other skills associated with working in a garage. This qualification also forms the knowledge component (technical certificate) of the IMI SSC Accident Repair Advanced Apprenticeship framework (for MET). This learning programme qualification is based upon IMI Sector Skills Council's National Occupational Standards for Accident Repair Mechanical, Electrical and Trim (MET) route. Entry requirements

You must have achieved a Level 2 vocational qualification in Motor Vehicle. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Diploma in Automotive Master Technicians (IMI) (Level 4). You can also gain employment in the motor vehicle body repair industry.

Louise “I love the practical side of my course - it’s very hands on but I don't mind getting my hands dirty! My tutors are great and make it clear that they are there if we need them for anything.” Louise Fleming Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Extended Diploma - Level 3 Rye Hills Academy

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If you dream of having your own music released, performing on stage or even owning and operating your own recording studio then this sector is perfect for you. Along with learning the theory behind the matter, you will gain hands-on experience in the College’s purpose built recording studios where you will work with industry standard equipment.

Music Technology & Practice Future Career Paths Studio Engineering • DJ • Radio and Television Work •Musician • Professional Performing • Computer Game Sound Design University Jazz & Popular Music • Music Performance & Management Sound Engineering & Design • Music Technology*

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Music Practice - Level 2

Music Practice - Level 3

1 year Edexcel

2 years Edexcel

About our course

This course is both practical and theoretical and will encourage you to explore a range of different musical styles. You will learn about music history, the music industry and music theory. You will also be able to take part in regular instrument lessons and music workshops, covering a range of musical styles. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress to the Level 3 Music Practice course.

This course will encourage you to play in many different styles and become a more rounded musician, preparing you to move into employment or University. The course is both practical and theoretical and will cover music theory, music history and various aspects of the music industry. You will also take part in regular music workshops, instrument lessons and live performances. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in music, music practice, music theatre, performing arts, audiovisual technology, sound and music technology and popular music. Career opportunities

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Music Technology - Level 2

Music Technology - Level 3

1 year Edexcel

2 years Edexcel

About our course

This course is for you if you are interested in developing your skills in the areas of music production, recording techniques and DJ performance techniques. You will develop your academic skills such as reading, writing and ILT skills will also be developed throughout the duration of the program allowing you to progress into the industry or progress onto the next level course. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Music Technology.

This course will provide you with the opportunity to gain skills and information about the technical aspects of the music industry. This course allows you to gain both hands on experience in practical scenarios as well as develop an in-depth theoretical knowledge on the technical aspects and areas of the music industry. You will cover acoustics for musicians, audio engineering principles, composing music, concert production and staging, DJ performance techniques and music events management. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in audiovisual technology, sound and music technology and music production. Career opportunities

These include audio-video production, visual effects, animation, audio development, teaching, music technician, management, studio engineering, game audio, multimedia design and management.

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If you dream of being on the stage then a career in Performing Arts could be for you. At Middlesbrough College you’ll rehearse in our large dance and drama studios and perform in our professional theatre, developing the confidence to succeed in this industry. Or if you aspire to produce your own theatre set then a career in Production Arts could be for you. You will also get the opportunity to manage our professional 156 seat theatre with automated lighting and full sound system.

Performance & Production Arts Future Career Paths Singer • Dancer • Choreographer • Director • Set Designer • Stage Manager • Theatre Technician • Teacher • Actor University / Stage Schools Acting • Dance • Musical Theatre • Events Management • Stage Management • Sound and Lighting Design • Performance for Live and Recorded Theatre

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Performing Arts - Level 1

Performing Arts - Level 2

1 year Edexcel

About our course

This course is a broad introduction to performing arts, equipping you with a background in many performance skills. Within these subjects you will develop skills in the following disciplines: acting, dance and musical theatre/ singing. You will take part in a performance, develop your performance skills and perform an individual repertoire and showcase. This course will run subject to numbers. Entry requirements

This course provides you with a good quality introduction to the performing arts, equipping you with background theory and performance skills. The course is practical and work related exploring dance, singing and acting throughout the year. You will study professional development in the performing arts industry alongside skills, techniques and performance in dance, acting and musical theatre.

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above.

Entry requirements

What can I do next?

You can progress to the Level 2 Diploma in Performing Arts.

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You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. You can progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am delighted to have secured my dream as a self-employed dance and fitness teacher. My course at Middlesbrough College allowed me to immerse myself in musical theatre and performing. My skills really developed at College and I left as a confident performer, so if you love theatre and you are keen to improve your performance skills then Middlesbrough College is ideal for you!â&#x20AC;?

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offered a job after successfully auditioning for the entertainment team at Disneyland Paris. The Level 3 Performing Arts course has built my confidence and improved my people skills. I have also improved in skills such as dancing, singing and acting. My favourite part of the course has been being involved in so many shows and live performances.â&#x20AC;? Dylan Jarvis Performing Arts (Musical Theatre) - Level 3 Rye Hills School

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Performing Arts (Acting) - Level 3

Performing Arts (Dance) - Level 3

2 years Edexcel

About our course

This course will prepare you for a career in the world of acting and related professions. The course is practical and designed to equip you with the skills to shine in this competitive industry. You will study units in acting, physical theatre, voice, devising and improvisation. You can study the course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in performing arts, musical theatre, acting, dance, drama, theatre studies and education. Stage school opportunities

Past students have progressed to a number of stage schools such as East 15, Central School of Speech and Drama, and others. Career opportunities

These include acting, dancing, singing, professional performer, entertainment and teaching.

This course provides you with a good quality grounding in performing arts, equipping you with background techniques and performance skills in specialist area of dance. The course is practical and work related. You will study units in jazz, choreography, contemporary, ballet and circus skills. You can study the course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in performing arts, musical theatre, dance, English, theatre studies and education. Stage school opportunities

Past students have progressed to a number of stage schools such as Laine Theatre Arts, Bird College, Urdang, LIPA, Performers College, London School of Contemporary Dance, Rambert, SLP and others. Career opportunities

Career opportunities include dancing, professional performer, entertainment and teaching.

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Performing Arts (Musical Theatre) Level 3 2 years Edexcel About our course

This course provides you with good quality grounding in performing arts, equipping you with background techniques and performance skills in musical theatre. This practical course will give you the opportunity to study three disciplines, dance, acting and singing. You will study units in musical theatre performance, singing skills, acting and jazz. You be given many opportunities to perform and create. You will learn through rehearsal and production process. You can study the course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in performing arts, musical theatre, acting, dance, drama, theatre studies and education. Stage school opportunities

Students have progressed to stage schools such as Laine Theatre Arts, Bird College, Urdang, East 15, LIPA, Performers College, Mountview, SLP and others. Career opportunities

These include acting, dancing, singing, professional performer, entertainment and teaching.

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Production Arts - Level 3 2 years Edexcel About our course

These is a practical and work related course providing a variety of theoretical and practical based units related to the production arts. You will explore and develop a theatre set and look at theatre production skills trying them out in a workshop setting which reflects some of the conditions, demands and time constraints of a professional environment. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees and professional diplomas in stage management, production arts, lighting design, sound design, technical production, event management, entertainment management and theatre studies. Stage school opportunities

Students have progressed to stage schools such as East 15, Central School of Speech and Drama, LAMDA, Rose Bruford, Mountview, Guildhall and others. Career opportunities

These include stage management, lighting, sound, technical management, theatre management and events management.

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If you work well under pressure, are hardworking, a team player and committed to helping others, then this could be the sector for you. The public sector is a huge employer with opportunities to explore services such as the police, fire, ambulance, civil service and armed forces. Your course will be split into three key areas of study and includes outdoor adventurous activities, classroom based units and sports and fitness. For this reason, you will have theoretical based study in the classroom, whilst taking part in external residential trips and joining in with sport and fitness activities.

Public Services Future Career Paths Police Officer • Fire Fighter • Paramedic • Army Solider • Naval Officer • RAF Communications Officer University Policing & Criminal Investigation • Criminology • Public Services • Public and Social Sector Development* • Crime Investigation • Youth and Community Studies

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Vocational Steps to Sport and Active Leisure - Entry Level 3 1 year Edexcel and NCFE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Award in Sport and Active Leisure About our course

This course will give you a basic understanding of what is required to work in the sports industry. You will identify the principles of exercise and fitness, taking part in leisure activities, identifying potential hazards and learning about the human body and healthy eating. You will also undertake voluntary work in the sport and active leisure environment. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 1 qualification, for example the Level 1 Sport course.

A range of uniformed services visit the College across the year to showcase the various career opportunities students can progress onto.

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Public Services - Level 1 1 year BTEC About our course

The course is designed to prepare you for a career in uniform public services. This course embeds the essential life skills that all uniform public services are looking for within their candidates. This includes self-discipline, team work, organisational skills, time management, safety awareness. You will also explore map reading, expedition skills and health and fitness. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Public Services course.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;My course is enjoyable because it is not only class based work; we also do outward bound classes which are really fun. The best thing about College is the range of courses it has to offer.â&#x20AC;?

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Britney Higgings Public Services - Level 3 Ian Ramsey CofE Academy

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Public Services - Level 2

Public Services - Level 3

1 year BTEC

1 year (with a second year top up) BTEC

About our course

This course will give you the skills and knowledge which will equip you to progress into employment within the public services. The course is split into three aspects: outward adventurous activity units, classroom based units and sport/fitness units. The course will cover working skills in the public service sector, protecting the community, society, citizenship and crime and its effect on society and individuals. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Public Services course or you can seek employment into any of the public services, uniformed or non-uniformed.

This course is designed for students who have an interest in joining any of the public services (uniformed or nonuniformed) and higher education at University. You will perfect the skills and knowledge needed to progress into employment into the public services. The course consists of both theoretical and vocational based modules, including adventurous activity units, classroom based units and sport/ fitness units. This includes understanding discipline, the impact of war, conflict and terrorism, planning and management of major incidents and police powers. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above, Including English, and/ or Maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in fields such as: Law, Criminology and Crime Scene Investigation. Career opportunities

These include the Civil Service, public service, housing advice, management, community worker, probation officer and youth work.

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If you’re an active person, who enjoys participating in practical sessions whilst gaining a qualification, then we can train you for a career in Sport. Middlesbrough College boasts a 3G Astroturf pitch, a strength and conditioning suite and a physiology lab, where you can expect support from specialist tutors and coaches, many of which are ex-professionals in their field. We have strong links with elite teams across the region in a variety of sports, and have seven professional academies you could join alongside your studies.

Sport & Leisure Future Career Paths Coaching • Community Sports • Fitness Instructing • Professional Sports • Physiotherapy • Sport Psychologist • Sport Development Officer • PE Teacher • Sport Therapist University Sport Therapy with Rehabilitation* • Sport & Exercise Science* • Strength and Conditioning* • Sports Therapy and Massage • Outdoor Adventure Education and Leadership*

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Vocational Steps to Sport and Active Leisure - Entry Level 3 1 year Edexcel and NCFE

Sport - Level 1 1 year Edexcel About our course

This course will give you an insight into the sports industry, with particular focus on supporting sporting and leisure activities and events as well as sports leadership. You will learn about how the body works, develop skills for leadership and teamwork with the opportunity to plan your own fitness programme and sporting event. You will also undertake voluntary work in a sport and leisure environment.

Entry requirements

About our course

There are no formal qualifications required. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 1 qualification, for example the Level 1 Sport course.

Students can partake in a range of College activities across the year to enhance their CV including primary school sports days and gymnastics tournaments, as well as the annual Race for Life event for staff and students!

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You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or GCSEs at grade 2-1 (E-F) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Sport course or Level 2 Instructing Exercise and Fitness.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have really enjoyed studying my sport course at College and have secured a scholarship to study at Nova Southeastern University in the USA! The Middlesbrough College Golf Academy has allowed me to work on my game and follow my passion while studying towards valuable qualifications.â&#x20AC;?

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Michael Hay Sport & Exercise Science - Level 3 Laurence Jackson School

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Alex â&#x20AC;&#x153;My course is great and I especially enjoy studying the science modules. I am also part of the Cricket Academy where I receive professional coaching. This is amazing for me as my career goal is to become a professional sportsman. I have secured a place at Durham University to study a degree in Sport & Exercise Science!â&#x20AC;?

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Alex Smith Sport & Exercise Science - Level 3 Sacred Heart School

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Sport - Level 2 1 year NCFE About our course

This course is both practical and theoretical and is suitable for those who have an interest in sport, coaching or fitness. You will complete both practical and theoretical work, learning about performance analysis for sport, health, exercise and nutrition, participating in sport and anatomy and physiology for exercise. You will also undertake voluntary work in a sport and leisure environment. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above, which must include English or maths. What can I do next?

You can progress to employment within the industry or onto a suitable Level 3 programme of study within sport or health and fitness.

NVQ Instructing Exercise and Fitness - Level 2 1 year YMCA About our course

This course is designed for students who aspire to work in the health and fitness industry and gain the skills and experience needed to competently instruct clients in the role of a gym instructor. You will cover anatomy and physiology, preparing and delivering safe effective gymbased programmes and the health benefits of physical activity, health and safety and welfare in fitness and adherence strategies. The course is assessed through two externally set exams, course work and practical observations. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above, which must include English or maths. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training or the Level 3 National Diploma in Sport.

96% of our Sport & Leisure students thought the teaching on their course was good!

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National Diploma in Sport - Level 3

Personal Training - Level 3

1-2 years Edexcel, BTEC

1 year Active IQ

About our course

If you have an interest in the field of sport, coaching or fitness, then this course is perfect for you. You will complete both practical and theoretical work in a range of environments, learning about the principles of anatomy and physiology in sport and fitness units. You can study this course for two years to achieve the full diploma. Units include business, fitness training, practical sports performance and coaching. The course is assessed through 3 external exams and internal assessments. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) including English or maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in outdoor adventure education, sports therapy with rehabilitation, sports coaching, sport science, sports development, physical education, education and strength and conditioning. Career opportunities

These include outdoor instructors, outdoor leaders, primary and secondary education, fitness and leisure management, sport science, sports coaching and nutrition.

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This course is designed to give you the skills and understanding required to work within the fitness industry as a personal trainer. You will design and manage a range of fitness programmes, whilst motivating and communicating effectively with clients. You will also study theoretical units relating to anatomy, physiology and the circulation and respiratory system. You will analyse nutritional programmes and develop plans for the clients. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and a grade 4/5 (C) in English or maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in personal training, strength and conditioning, sport and exercise (injury management) and adventure sports leadership. Career opportunities

These include personal training, outdoor instructors, outdoor leaders, education and sports science.

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Sport & Exercise Science (Extended Diploma) - Level 3 2 years Edexcel, BTEC About our course

The course is designed to prepare you for higher education. It consists of a range of practical and theoretical work, covering a holistic approach to sport and exercise sciences. You will cover massage and nutrition, anatomy, physiology, sports coaching, sports injuries and sports biomechanics. You will also cover laboratory and experimental methods in a research project related to sports science. You will also complete Fitness Instruction qualifications alongside the main programme. You can study this course for two years to achieve the Extended Diploma. Entry requirements

You must have achieved five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above, which must include English language, maths and science.

From a 3G Astroturf pitch, a MUGA sports pitch and a large, sixcourt sports hall, to a strength and conditioning suite and a physiology lab, Middlesbrough College is the ideal location of study for those who are keen to start a career in the sport and leisure industry!

University opportunities

These include outdoor instructors, outdoor leaders, primary and secondary education, sport science, sports coaching and nutrition, therapy and psychologist.

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Football Development Programme Level 2 & Level 3

New for 2020/2021

Do you want a career in football as a professional player, coach or referee? We have the course for you!

We are now offering a brand new full-time Football Development Programme, aimed at offering many pathways into a career in football. You will have the opportunity to work with UEFA A Licence coaches within an academy environment to develop your skills whilst representing the College within the Football Academy. You will have opportunities to gain your FA Level 1 in football coaching, with options to progress down the coaching pathway, whilst completing work experience within different clubs and companies as part of the course. The direct links to clubs will create options to speak to professionals already in the field to further enhance your development. The course is tailored to demonstrate and provide the skills necessary to become a football coach, analyst, nutritionist and sports therapist. All units (football coaching, anatomy and physiology in football, performance analysis) will be specific to meet the needs of football, so you will gain an understanding of what it takes to work in the industry. The programme is available at Level 2 and Level 3. If you are interested in the course, please apply through Level 2 Sport or Level 3 Sport.

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Ex Middlesbrough FC footballers Andy Collett and Phil Stamp are lead coaches.

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Ellie “My course is beneficial to my training and career goals, as I learn about nutrition and health and how this benefits my performance. I hope one day to become a professional sportswoman on the England Women’s Team.” Ellie Gutcher Sport and Exercise Science - Level 3

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Get prepared for a career journey with this varied and dynamic sector, with opportunities to see the world! If you have excellent customer service skills and can work under pressure, a career in Travel and Tourism could be for you! You’ll get the opportunity to train in Middlesbrough College’s on-site mock plane fuselage, complete with seats, drinks, duty-free trolleys and emergency life jackets to simulate life on board an airliner.

Travel, Tourism & Aviation Future Career Paths Travel Advisor • Events Manager • Holiday Representative • Airport Staff and Cabin Crew • Cruise Line Operative • Pilot University Travel and Tourism* • Airport and Airline Management* • Events Management

* Can be studied at Middlesbrough College University Centre

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Travel and Aviation - Level 1

Aviation Environment - Level 2

1 year Gateway, NCFE and Edexcel

1 year City and Guilds

About our course

This course will provide you with an introduction to the aviation, travel and tourism industry. You will cover customer service, employment in leisure and tourism, the aviation industry, preparing for employment, team leadership, locational geography and the role of a resort representative. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 2 (E) or above. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 2 Travel and Tourism course or the Level 2 Aviation Environment.

This course will allow you to develop the knowledge and skills required to work in an airport ground operations environment. You will study health and safety, aviation security, aviation communication, airport check in services, aircraft boarding and arrival services, baggage processing, loading and unloading of an aircraft and aircraft marshalling. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and /or four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above, including English or maths. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the Level 3 Aviation Operations or Level 3 Travel and Tourism. You could also progress into employment.

Our students enjoy annual trips abroad! Destinations include Barcelona, New York and Rome!

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Aviation Operations - Level 3 2 years BTEC About our course

This course will provide an in depth investigation in to the aviation industry for those who would like a career in one of its many occupational areas. You will cover the UK Aviation industry, customer service, security in aviation, aviation geography and terminology, team leadership, on-board operations, conflict and health and safety in aviation. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and /or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above, including English or maths.

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University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in travel and aviation, airport and airline management, tourism management, leisure and tourism, and business. Career opportunities

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I love travelling and want to explore the world so this is a great stepping stone to the world of travel!â&#x20AC;? Saman Malik Travel & Tourism - Level 2 Trinity Catholic College

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Travel, Tourism & Aviation

Travel and Tourism - Level 2

Travel and Tourism - Level 3

1 year BTEC

2 years BTEC

About our course

This course allows you to study the many components that make up this dynamic and ever changing industry. You will gain an understanding of the importance of effective marketing and customer service. You will also explore travel and tourism employment, destinations, factors affecting worldwide travel and tourism and business environments. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above in English or maths. What can I do next?

You can seek employment in the travel or aviation industry or progress to a Level 3 qualification in Travel and Tourism or Aviation.

This course allows you to investigate the travel and tourism industry, exploring the range of careers available. You will look at the UK as a holiday destination, whilst comparing it to long-haul travel destinations. You will investigate a range of travel related roles, look at marketing for the travel and tourism industry and explore tourism development and its sustainability. You will also cover entertainment for holidaymakers and resort representatives. Entry requirements

You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or five GCSEs at grade 4/5 (C) or above including English and maths. University opportunities

Past students have progressed to study degrees in travel and aviation, airport and airline management, tourism management, leisure and tourism, marketing and business. Career opportunities

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“I’ve always dreamt of being a pilot, and was inspired at a very young age. Middlesbrough College’s facilities are the best around – they even have a mock plane fuselage on campus – and the teachers are experts at what they do. I wouldn’t be where I am without their support and the opportunities available to me.” Luke Kime Travel & Tourism - Level 3 Rye Hills School

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employability

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Are you looking for a stepping stone to improve your life and employability skills? Here at Middlesbrough College, our Progression Studies department focuses on meeting the needs of students with a range of additional and special educational needs including students with learning difficulties or English as a second language. These courses are designed to help you develop skills in areas such as writing, independence and employment progression.

Life Skills, ESOL & Positive Steps Skills Maths and English Reading and Writing Personal Development Speaking and Listening Work Experience and Employability

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Taking you higher with work experience Many of the courses and programmes on Foundation Learning and Life Skills require that all students participate in work experience to develop employability skills, confidence and self-esteem, which are required in the world of work. Employability skills are highly regarded and valued by employers and are an essential requirement for employment and voluntary work. Work experience will allow you the opportunity to develop your communication skills. You will also develop and build skills working as part of a team, problem solving, time management and motivational skills. Your tutor and placement coordinator will work with you to find a suitable placement and ensure reasonable adjustments are in place to help you build and develop employability skills in a vocational area to meet your needs. In some cases, 1:1 support can be offered so that you are able to achieve a work placement.

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Employers we work with:

• Boots • Mellors Catering Services at St Thomas • • • • • • • • • •

More’s Primary School Second Time Round Vintage Shop North Tees Hospital Pharmacy Rapport Hair Salon Café 66 Facilities Management at Middlesbrough College The Graduate Salon Café Maison, Norton James Cook Hospital Local nurseries Local care homes

Life Skills, ESOL & Positive Steps

Positive Steps to ESOL (Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing) - Entry Level 1/2/3 1 year NOCN

Skills for Independence and Employment - Entry Level 1 & 2 1 year NOCN About our course

There are no formal requirements to enrol, however if you are interested you will receive guidance from the progression studies team along with completion of an assessment to gain understanding of your suitability. What can I do next?

Entry requirements

This course is for speakers of other languages, aged 16-18 who are working at Entry Level 1 to Entry Level 3 and wish to progress to other mainstream courses or into employment. You will study speaking and listening, reading and writing, maths, ICT and employability skills. There will be individual tutorials, study skills and enrichment. Entry requirements

You can progress onto a wide range of programmes within the College or into employment dependent on the level achieved.

You will be assessed on your suitability to enrol onto this course by the Progression Studies Team. What can I do next?

1 year NOCN About our course

This course has been designed to address the needs of learners working at Entry Level 1 and Entry Level 2 in particular those with learning difficulties and disabilities. This qualification includes both independent learning skills and employability skills including running the College Vintage Shop. The qualification ensures that all students are given the same opportunities to access appropriate and relevant education and improve their life chances. It provides a foundation for lifelong learning focusing on transferable social and life skills which are essential for living and working in the community. A variety of creative activities and group excursions are included in the curriculum.

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Supported Internships

You can progress to an Entry Level 2 Certificate.

This course is for you if you wish to develop the skills needed to progress in supported employment but require high needs support to achieve this. You will build the skills essential for employment including developing a positive and flexible attitude, work readiness and clear communication skills. You will be given the opportunity to gain skills in areas such as CV writing, preparing for an interview, carrying out an interview before accessing long term supported internship in a live work setting. You will complete an extended work placement and attend College for two days per week to develop your English, maths and communication skills. You will work on your individual targets to prepare for employment. Entry requirements

You will be assessed on your suitability to enrol onto this course by the Progression Studies Team. What can I do next?

You can progress onto an Entry Level 2 programme.

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Preparation for Work and Progression (Work Skills) - Entry Level 3

Preparation for Work and Progression (Work Skills) - Level 1

1 year NOCN

About our course

This course will help you to develop the skills needed to progress in education, training or employment. You will build the skills essential for employment including developing a positive and flexible attitude, appropriate behaviour and clear communication skills. You will be given the opportunity to gain skills in areas such as CV writing, preparing for an interview, carrying out an interview in our MC Job Shop, voluntary work, career preparation and setting up a small business. There are no formal qualifications required, but you will need to provide a satisfactory reference and undertake a successful interview.

This is designed to prepare you to move on to a course in one our many vocational areas across College or progress to employment. It not only provides you with a useful stepping stone towards developing your confidence to move onto your chosen subject area but will also support you to develop your skills in English and maths and leads towards a Level 1 qualification. The programme has a focus on not only developing your employability skills but also supporting you to develop greater levels of independence. You will be given the opportunity to gain skills in areas such as CV writing, preparing for an interview, carrying out an interview in our MC Job Shop, voluntary work, career preparation and setting up a small business.

What can I do next?

Entry requirements

You can progress onto a range of Level 1 programmes.

There are no formal qualifications required, but you will need to provide a satisfactory reference and undertake a successful interview. It would be preferable to demonstrate evidence of previous successful study including GCSE grades 1-3 (D-G) or equivalent or progression from successful completion of an Entry Level 3 programme. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a range of Level 1 or Level 2 programmes.

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"My time at Middlesbrough College has been brilliant! The course has given me a lot more confidence and the tutors are really supportive. I've been able to develop both my knowledge and skills as well as gaining experience in the world of work which has inspired me to pursue a career within the sport and leisure industry.â&#x20AC;? Charlie Connelly Supported Internship The Kings Academy

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Preparation for Work and Progression (Work Skills) - Level 2

Vocational Steps to Construction/ Engineering - Entry Level 3

1 year NOCN

About our course

This course is for you if you wish to develop the skills needed to progress in education, training or employment. It not only provides you with a useful stepping stone towards developing your skills in English and maths, leading you towards an appropriate qualification, but offers you the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience in a number of areas such as CV writing, preparing for an interview, carrying out interviews, voluntary work, career preparation and setting up a small business. These experiences will be put into practice as you will be offered an external work placement as part of your programme. Entry requirements

You must have completed a Level 1 course and you will need to provide a satisfactory reference and undertake a successful interview. It would be preferable to demonstrate evidence of previous successful study including GCSE grades 1-3 (D-G) or equivalent or progression from successful completion of a Level 1 programme. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a supported internship or into supported employment. You can also progress onto a Level 2 programme if appropriate.

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Our positive steps programme is designed to prepare you to move on to a course in one of our many vocational areas across College or progress to employment. It not only provides you with a useful stepping stone towards developing your confidence to move into your chosen subject area but will also support you to develop your skills in employability, personal development, English and maths and leads towards a Level 1 qualification. Our positive steps programme is designed to be practical and will involve you getting hands-on experience to develop your skills and help you get to where you want to be. We will support you to engage positively with all aspects of the programme, focus you towards achieving your ambitions and will be on hand to help you in a variety of ways both in and out of the classroom. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a range of Level 1 or Level 2 programmes across College and is an ideal stepping stone into Construction/Engineering.

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Vocational Steps to ICT and Computing - Entry Level 3

Vocational Steps to Catering and Hospitality - Entry Level 3

1 year NOCN

About our course

This course will help you develop your skills to progress into further training and employment within the IT sector. You will explore and develop the basic skills needed to work with computers as part of your everyday working life. The course also offers a solid foundation for those who wish to pursue education and training in digital industries and media. Throughout the duration of the course you will focus on IT topics such as computing basics, using email as well as working with word processing and presentation software. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required.

This course has been designed for students who have an interest in the hospitality and catering industry but are not confident enough to access a Level 1 course from the beginning. You will develop confidence, practical skills and an understanding of the catering and hospitality industry. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required. What can I do next?

You can progress onto the NVQ Diploma in Professional Cookery or Certificate in Culinary Skills.

What can I do next?

You can progress onto a range of Level 1 or Level 2 programmes across College and is an ideal stepping stone into Computing & IT.

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Vocational Steps to Games Design and Media - Entry Level 3

Vocational Steps to Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy - Entry Level 3

1 year NOCN

About our course

This course has been designed for students who have an interest in the games design and media industry but are not confident enough to access a Level 1 course from the beginning. In the first 10 weeks of the programme you will develop confidence, practical skills and an understanding of the games industry. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required. What can I do next?

You can progress to other programmes within games design and media.

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This course has been designed for students who have an interest in the hairdressing and beauty therapy industry but are not confident enough to access a Level 1 course from the beginning. You will work in a salon environment, developing your practical skills, confidence and an understanding of the hair and beauty industry. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required, however you are expected to express an interest and enthusiasm for the hair and beauty industry. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 1 Hair and Beauty course.

Vocational Steps to Health and Social Care and Childcare - Entry Level 3 1 year NOCN About our course

This course has been designed for students who have an interest in care. You will be given the opportunity to develop skills in childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play, child development, looking after others, health and safety in a caring role and human growth and development. Entry requirements

There are no formal qualifications required, however you are expected to express an interest and enthusiasm for the Health and Care industry. What can I do next?

You can progress onto a Level 1 Health and Care course.

Want to join our success? Apply now! Step 1: Apply We have attached an easy to fill in application form at the back of this guide that you can complete and hand in to our Admissions Department. Alternatively, if you check us out online www.mbro.ac.uk we have online application forms available for you to complete. Remember to get your application in to us as soon as possible as places are offered on a first come, first served basis and many courses fill up fast! Step 2: Interview Following your application, you’ll be contacted by our Admissions Team to arrange an interview. This is nothing to worry about, it is a good chance to visit the College and meet your prospective tutors. It allows us to get to know what your career goals are and helps us work out if your chosen course is right for you.

Step 3: Offer You will then be offered a place on your course. This will either be on completion of your interview or by letter. If you change your mind about your chosen course midway through the year just contact us and we will be able to get you onto your preferred course! Step 4: Enrolment Once you have received your GCSE results, you will be able to officially enrol onto a course in the late August ready to start your studies in September. Can’t decide on a course? Don’t worry! You can apply to multiple courses and make your final decision during enrolment. Towards the end of term, you will be invited to attend a taster session where you will meet your tutor, fellow students and try a real day in College. If you have any questions about your application then get in touch with our Admissions Team on 01642 333601 or email studentapplications@mbro.ac.uk 201

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Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in this guide, it is advisable to check information prior to enrolment. The College reserves the right to cancel programmes if there is insufficient enrolment and amend information at any time.