NULC News Issue 2

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Issue 2 Summer 2012 www.nulc.ac.uk Tel:01782 254254

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Dave Hughes at work in his office in the Staffordshire Moorlands.

FORMER NULC student Dave Hughes has been named the VQ Learner of the Year 2012 for the West Midlands.

Dave beat off competition from across the region and is now in the running for the national award along with vocational learners from eight other English regions.

VQ Learner of the Year Awards celebrate the success of learners who have studied vocational qualifications.

Dave’s entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to supporting the careers of young designers in setting up his own agency elloDave impressed the judges.

Dave said:“I’m delighted to be chosen as the West Midlands VQ Learner of the Year and immensely proud to be recognised for all the hard work I’ve put in both while at college and since setting up my business.

“The support from my lecturers and the college both while I was studying and since leaving has been second to none and I feel privileged to be able to give something back.”

Check out our exciting range of courses for adults starting from September 2012!

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news OUR INSPIRATIONS: Adult learners tell how learning and training at Newcastleunder-Lyme College has changed their lives.

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ROYAL VISIT: The Duke of York was given a guided tour of the College’s £60 million campus and addressed hundreds of students.

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EWCASTLE-under-Lyme College (NULC) is launching an exciting new range of courses for adults from September.

The College has recently redesigned its part-time curriculum to help ensure that local community needs are being met.

A number of new courses are being introduced in subjects including Horticulture, Music Technology and DIY, alongside popular courses such as Access to Higher Education, Accounting and Book-keeping and Teacher Training.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT: Staff and students join forces to raise thousands of pounds for local charities.

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IT’S THE BUSINESS Former NULC student opens Art Boutique at Trentham Gardens.

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See main story on page 3 and read adult success stories on page 4 Single mum Lindsay Ramsell aims to go to university after completing a preaccess course at NULC.

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Exciting new courses starting September 2012

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New two year courses available to study part-time at NULC’s bespoke University Centre

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HNC Business HNC Construction HNC Sport, Health and Fitness HNC Applied Science HNC Health and Social Care

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EWCASTLE-underLyme College (NULC) is offering an increased range of financial support to help its students meet the cost of attending college. The financial support package on offer includes bursaries and allowances, attendance incentives and scholarships, as well as discounted bus passes and help with childcare costs.

Karen Dobson, NULC Principal and Chief Executive, said:“With the current difficult economic climate, we’re committed to supporting our students in every way and believe it’s important that everyone has the opportunity of a high quality education, regardless of their financial circumstances.”

The College’s Guaranteed Bursary Allowance (GBA) is available to students who are in care or are a care leaver, as well as those in receipt of Income Support or Employment Support Allowance and Disability Living Allowance.

The College has also launched its own means-tested allowance scheme, called the Newcastle Maintenance Allowance (NMA) – to replace the old Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) – for anyone with a household income of less than £21,000 per annum.

It credits students with £30 per week, paid directly into their bank account. There is also a bonus payment, subject to full attendance and successful completion of their course.

Eligible students can get up to £20 per week to support them with the cost of attending college and meals, as well as applying for help with

We’re committed to supporting our students in every way and believe it’s important that everyone has the opportunity of a high quality education.

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NULC Principal and Chief Executive Karen Dobson. course-related costs including essential books, stationery, equipment and trips.

She added:“We understand that there are increasing financial pressures on families, so our allowance scheme is there to help remove financial barriers to college, enabling access to higher education and employment.”

In 2011, the College launched the Student of the Month, Talent+ Scholarship Programme and Elite Sports Performance Programme which recognises effort, achievement and excellence through a range of financial and other rewards worth up to £1,000. During 2011-12, over 150 students have benefited from these schemes.

A range of other financial support is on offer to all students, including subsidised bus passes and travel cards plus discounts on items from the

College’s food hall and coffee shop. NULC students can also claim money savings on a range of local products and services, from driving lessons to clothing, using their NULC student card.

The College has high expectations of student attendance and has introduced a range of incentives to reward those with 100% attendance.

Up to ten students per week are selected to receive a £10 bonus paid directly onto their NULC student card.

In addition, two students per month receive £50 and a further two students per term are selected to receive £100, based on 100 per cent attendance and commitment to their course. ● To find out more about the range of financial support on offer at NULC for students of all ages, visit www.nulc.ac.uk/ finance

Local opportunities can avoid university costs STAYING local to study a degree-level qualification is proving increasingly popular for young people and adults.

Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) is working in partnership with Staffordshire University to deliver Foundation degrees (Fds) and Foundation Years in a wide range of subjects from its bespoke University Centre.

Janet Scrivens, Head of Lifelong Learning, said: "We're continually expanding the number of degree-level qualifications we offer, such as HNCs, HNDs and Foundation degrees, to ensure young people and adults have the opportunity to achieve their full potential. Our University Centre has excellent facilities, including open-access PCs, group study areas and a comfortable social space.

Students benefit from working closely with tutors and enjoy a friendly, supportive environment, designed especially for adults."

Foundation degrees are innovative courses designed with employers to combine academic study with work-based learning, allowing for flexible study in the workplace and at college. Foundation degrees can be studied full-time over two years or part-time over three years. At the end, students are awarded a Foundation degree and then have the option to complete a final year of study at a University of their choice to ‘top-up’ their qualification to a full BA Honours.

The College currently has over 350 students studying Higher Education courses at the University Centre at the Knutton campus. ● To find out more about the range of University-level courses on offer at NULC visit www.nulc.ac.uk/he or contact the Information Point on 01782 254254.

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Where are they now? NULC students go on to exciting career paths Name: Martyn Lomax Current Job: Managing Director at Film Production Company Humanoid Productions Ltd Studied: IT “I studied IT at Newcastle-underLyme College, which you wouldn’t necessarily think would mean progressing in to the film industry, but there are numerous skills needed to make a successful production. It’ll be great to share my career path with current students and I’m expecting to see some great work from them!”

Name: Belinda Latimer Current Job: Art and Design Teacher Studied: A Levels in Photography (A), Art and Design (B) and BTEC Art and Design (Merit) “I can honestly say that NULC changed my outlook on learning and being creative. It helped me to shape my own philosophy of teaching art. I knew the College had a fantastic reputation for art and design, and I really liked the atmosphere when I visited for the first time.The facilities inspired me to work hard and the staff had a lot of enthusiasm for our progression; there was a genuine sense that they wanted me to do well. After college, I went on to study a BA (Hons) in Crafts at Camberwell College of Arts in London. ”

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range of brand new courses have been unveiled by Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) to encourage more adults back into learning.

The College is offering a wide range of part-time courses from September 2012 to help provide adults from across North Staffordshire and the wider area with routes into employment and better job prospects.

Karen Dobson, Principal and Chief Executive at NULC, said:“We’re committed to meeting the needs of our local community and, right now, we want to support adults in finding work and taking the first steps towards improving their career prospects in this difficult economic climate.”

Last year, the College launched its new Employment and Training Centre,

which has so far provided more than 100 unemployed adults with free employability skills and work-related training to help them find a new job.

Karen added:“Our new campus provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere and some of the best facilities in the country, with special areas for mature learners.

“What’s more, we have friendly and experienced advisers who are trained in providing impartial information, advice and guidance for those adults who need some help deciding what to do.

“I’d urge anyone who is thinking about improving their skills or doing a course to talk to us – we’re here to help.”

NULC offers a wide range of parttime and work-based courses for adults

in subjects including Accounting, Art and Design, Childcare, Teaching, Engineering, Computing, Care, Management, Construction and Maths and English.

As well as courses at the College’s main campus on Knutton Lane, the College will be continuing to run recreational classes in a number of community venues across the Borough in areas including Clayton, Kidsgrove, Chesterton and Audley.

A number of degree-level courses are also on offer at the College’s bespoke University Centre, including Foundation degrees delivered in partnership with Staffordshire University and HNC/HNDs. ● To view the full range of courses on offer for adults from September 2012, turn to page 7.

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Pete Bebb, won an Academy Award for his work on the Leonardo Di Caprio blockbuster Inception. Pete returned to NULC for the Heat Wave Film Festival where he spent the day providing workshops for current students.

Pete said:“The film festival has been brilliant, it has been a real inspiration to meet such enthusiastic students.The quality of students at the College is great and I expect to see some great things from these students in the future.The facilities at the College are amazing and have certainly been designed to encourage the next generation of film makers.”

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Current Job: OSCAR winning computer imagery artist

The range of courses on offer this year is fantastic... there is a real broad range with something to appeal to everyone.

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● Detailed information, advice and guidance ● High quality training ● Support with job search activities ● Employability skills ● Short vocational training *Subject to eligibility

The College can provide a service to employers by assisting in recruitment and pre-employment training of candidates with the right skills and aptitudes; as well as supporting employers who may be looking to reduce the size of their workforce by providing advice, guidance, training and job matching services to employees in advance of redundancy.

For more information please call the Employment and Training Centre Team on:

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Skills for life... making the most of college leads to inspirational stories

Women learning new skills prove Mum of three Rachel Davenport says learning at college has given her confidence.

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ACHEL Davenport, aged 23 from Chesterton, is a mum of three and studies part-time at Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) on a Skills for Life course.

Having left school with no GCSEs, Rachel found both job opportunities and the chance to progress in life limited. Spurred on by having children, Rachel decided to return to education in 2011, where she now studies Maths 4 U and English 4 U. Rachel said:“Doing the course has helped me in more ways than I thought. Not only have I improved my literacy and numeracy skills but my self confidence has grown too.

Before coming to college I was embarrassed and convinced people were laughing at me when I had to fill a form in or write anything in public.

“But now I have more confidence in myself and I can also help my children with their homework and not feel embarrassed or like a fraud in front of other people!”

Rachel added:“I needed to complete a course to improve my Maths and English in order to get a job.

It’s as simple as that!

Anyone sat at home wondering what to do with their life, I say just go for it and make that step back in to education, you won’t regret it!”

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INDSAY Ramsell, aged 35 pictured above, from Hanley, is a single mum to 13-year-old Laura and also a full-time carer for her mum who suffers from COPD, Heart Failure and is also Diabetic.

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I would definitely encourage adults to go on a course if they want to develop their skills. Through NULC I have been able to gain qualifications that I thought were impossible for someone my age.

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Basic skills can transform people’s lives, and student after student at NULC proves this simple fact. From learning skills for jobs to helping the children with their homework, there is so much to learn. Here we look at three adult learners who have grasped the opportunities available with both hands...

I’m also completing a Pre-Access course at the same time and plan to progress on to the Access to Higher Education course in September, which means I will be able to go on to University in the future.

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AYNE Egginton, aged 47 from Shropshire, pictured below, has two children aged 16 and 12, and enrolled on the Skills for Life Numeracy course at Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) in 2011.

Jayne’s original motivation to improve her Maths skills was to support her children doing their homework and better understand their work.

During her time at NULC, Jayne has also completed an NVQ Level 3 qualification for Teaching Assistants.

Jayne has since been able to apply her new found understanding of Maths to her job role as a Teaching Assistant.“I have more confidence in maths now, so I can help the children in my class to reach their targets and give them a better understanding.”

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Lindsay Ramsell Lindsay enrolled at Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) on Skills for Life Literacy and Numeracy courses in 2011. Lindsay explains why she decided to return to education:“Being a single parent means that all eyes are on you. The questions your child comes to you with, you can’t avoid. My daughter is now in high school and the homework questions get harder the older she gets.

“So I knew that I was going to have to update my Numeracy and Literacy skills in order for my daughter to reach her potential.”

Lindsay continues:“I’m also completing a Pre-Access course at the same time and plan to progress on to the Access to Higher Education course in September, which means I will be able to go on to University in the future.”

Speaking about her experience at NULC, Lindsay said:“Studying at NULC is great, the atmosphere is relaxed, the tutors are supportive and approachable and there’s a dedicated space for adult learners.

“I have so much more confidence in myself now, and they’ve shown me what I’m capable of achieving and constantly encouraged me to reach

my goals and then progress on to the next level.”

She continues:“I’ve really got the education bug!

“Every time I complete one course, I’m inspired to progress and achieve a higher qualification. I can’t wait for the day when I can turn around and say I’ve got a degree!”

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I have more confidence in myself and I can also help my children with their homework and not feel embarrassed or like a fraud in front of other people!

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40s, Jayne was nervous but knew that in order to help both her own children and those in her class, she had to put her own concerns to the back of her mind.

“It’s definitely daunting deciding to return to education, but recognising you need help isn’t a weakness.”

“I would definitely encourage adults to go on a course if they want to develop their skills.

Through NULC I have been able to gain qualifications that I thought were impossible for someone my age.” ● To find out more about the range of FREE maths and English courses at NULC contact the Information Point on 01782 254254 or info@nulc. ac.uk

Samantha has eyes on teaching job A YOUNG mum is hoping more adults will follow her example and return to learning to help them get on in life.

Samantha McEvoyLove, aged 23 from Newcastle, is a married mum of three, who is studying the Access to Higher Education course at Newcastle-under-Lyme College’s (NULC) purpose-built University Centre.

She returned to education to get the qualifications needed to achieve her dream of becoming a primary school teacher.

She said:“The support from the College has been second to none.

I’m given financial help through the bursary scheme which goes towards meals at college and equipment for my course, which is a great help and takes the pressure off.

“NULC has the best reputation in the area; it’s got state-of-the-art facilities and such a welcoming atmosphere. I visited a number of local colleges and made a decision based on past success rates and the progression opportunities offered to students.”

Samantha has been a student rep, representing the student voice at conferences and meetings.

She has high hopes once she completes her studies at NULC, to go on to Manchester Metropolitan University to do a degree in Early Years Childhood Studies before taking a teaching qualification.

Amy scoops top national accolade A TRAINEE accountant is celebrating after she achieved some of the best results in the country in a professional accounting examination.

Amy Saklatvala, aged 21 from Loggerheads, is studying part-time for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualification while working full time.

Amy scored 91% compared to the national average pass mark of 50%.

Nationally only 38% of candidates achieve this pass rate, putting Amy in a privileged position.

Sarah Champ, an Accounting lecturer at the College, said: “The national pass rate for the course is only 38%, so for one of our students to receive 91% is phenomenal.“ The College offers a number of professional accounting qualifications at its Knutton Lane campus, with new courses starting in September.

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254

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The Duke of York addresses an atrium packed with students.

Inset, the Duke presents awards to Construction students.

Duke’s speech gives students

ROYAL INSPIRATION RH The Duke of York visited NULC to help promote the work of colleges in providing high quality apprenticeships, work-based learning and business skills development.

After meeting local dignitaries in the College reception area, His Royal Highness was given a tour of the College by NULC Principal and Chief Executive Karen Dobson, accompanied by the Lord-Lieutenant of Staffordshire, Sir James Hawley.

The visit formed part of The Duke of York’s work to encourage and inspire young people to develop the right skills, and to recognise and support the many apprenticeship schemes being developed as a part of the Government’s Skills and Innovation agenda.

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College could help inspire them to “be more than you think you can be”. The Duke of York added: “I can assure all of you young people that you have a great deal more potential than you probably realise or understand.

“Over the last 10 years I've been doing a huge amount for British business and I will continue to do so, because I believe in it, and I also believe you young people are the future of it.”

The Duke visited the College’s £6 million Skills and Technology Centre and Mechanical Engineering Workshop.

He talked to apprentices from companies including: Michelin, Goodwins International, ABB, JCB, Ibstock Brick, EMD (Electro-Motive Diesel), Ham Baker and TT Pumps and was given a demonstration of the

College’s Lincoln Electric VRTEX virtual welding machine, the only one of its kind in the area.

The Duke of York then visited the construction workshops and awarded prizes to the winning team of bricklaying, joinery and painting and decorating students, who had been competing in the inaugural ‘Barratt Challenge’, in partnership with Britain’s largest house builder Barratt Homes.

The final part of the tour saw His Royal Highness visit the College’s bespoke University Centre, where he met Foundation degree course leader Richard Hunter and viewed ‘live’ work produced for local businesses by students from the College’s graphics and digital media production courses.

The Duke of York then unveiled a plaque to commemorate his visit in the College’s main

reception area and addressed the assembled audience of college students, staff and dignitaries before leaving.

Principal Karen Dobson said: “I’m very pleased that the Duke's visit has shone a spotlight on the work that we are not necessarily well known for, in terms of our work for employers with apprenticeships and skills training.”

“I am very proud of the staff that helped pull everything together and of course all the students who have done themselves real credit.” ● To view the official film from the Royal Visit go to the NULC YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/NewcastleU LymeCol

Bright sparks sign up for green energy courses THE College is helping local people to become more energy efficient through the launch of new part-time courses.

The Photovoltaic (PV) courses, which teach people how to install solar panel technology and to be more green aware, will start in September 2012.

The course has two options; one available to members of the public who are interested in becoming more green aware and making their homes more energy efficient and a second route for qualified electricians who want to upskill and learn how to install solar PV panels as part of their business.

Paula Rowland, Curriculum Manager for Construction and Engineering, said: “Due to the growing demand for renewable energy in the domestic market it was an obvious choice to launch the new PV courses.

“Renewable energy is a hot topic which

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The course is taught by the College’s highly qualified tutors at the £6 million dedicated Skills and Technology Centre on Knutton Lane which has a recently installed roof rig and working solar PV system where electricians can practice installation.

The College is a keen follower of green technologies. Its £60 million campus includes a building management system for efficient control of heating, cooling, lighting and ventilation, sensors on taps to prevent excessive water use and a rainwater harvesting system. ● To find out more about part-time courses available from September – including Construction, Electrical, Horticulture and DIY programmes – turn to pages 8-14, contact 01782 254254 or email info@nulc.ac.uk

Level 3 Electrical Installation students Sam Petts, left and Matt Wright, right, demonstrating the new PV training panel and inverter.

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More and more sign up to social networks NULC is urging more people to sign up for information via social media. The College is at the forefront of digital communications in the education sector and has recently celebrated its 2000th ‘like’ on its official Facebook page.

Helen Taylor-Yates, Digital Communications and PR Officer at NULC, said:“Digital communications have rapidly taken off in the past few years and NULC aims to be at the forefront of all new media developments.

“More and more people are turning online when they require information.

It’s convenient, quick and visual, which is exactly what people want nowadays.

We invest a lot of time communicating to students and potential students via social media and it’s really paying off with our fan numbers increasing week on week.”

In 2011, the College also launched its own Smartphone App which is free to download on Android and Apple platforms. The App includes valuable information which can be accessed whilst on the move. Bus maps, contact numbers, term dates and photo galleries are amongst popular features on the free App. The College currently operates a Twitter account, Facebook page, YouTube channel and Flikr account.

Helen continued:“If you want to keep up-to-date with the latest news and events at NULC then you need to get online and start following us. We’re constantly Tweeting and posting photographs of events that are taking place.”

Further to its successful venture in to social media, the College also operates 19 subject blogs which allow current students to record their progress and potential students to see the types of projects they can get involved in when they come to NULC. Helen comments:“The blogs are a really successful tool, which allow us to document the fantastic work that current students are producing and the type of community work and projects students are involved in.” ● To view the full range of links to NULC’s social media channels, visit www.nulc.ac.uk/blogs

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Where are they now? NULC students go on to exciting career paths Name: Colin Rogerson Current Job: Assistant Solicitor at Dawson Cornwell Studied at NULC: A Levels in Law (A), History (B), French (B), AS Level German (B)

Hannah Stoney at work in her stylish new art shop. Join in the creative experience at NULC www.nulc.ac.uk/ getcreative

“NULC is a great learning environment because it allows you to become more independent. I was encouraged to study a degree in Law by my A Level lecturer and I’ve never looked back. I went on to study for an LLB Law degree at Nottingham Trent University where I graduated with first class honours. This allowed me to complete the Legal Practice Course at Nottingham Law School where I gained a distinction.”

Name: Joanna Nadin Current Job: Owner of ‘Joanna Nadin Interiors’ Studied at NULC: BTEC Diploma in Art and Design (Merit) “I loved going to college; it was a dream because I was doing what I loved. After college I went on to study a BA (Hons) in Textile Design at Loughborough College of Art and Design. Since graduating I’ve worked for interior design companies in Cheshire and London and decided to set up my own company called ‘Joanna Nadin Interiors’ in April 2011.

Name: Dean Mattocks Current Job: Holiday Representative Studied at NULC: BTEC Diploma in Travel and Tourism “When I left school my ambition was to travel and learn about the different holiday destinations, so I chose to study towards a qualification in travel and tourism at NULC. The travel and tourism course gave me an in-depth insight into the industry, as well as some business-based aspects. It was very enjoyable and the tutors were really friendly and helped me to reach my potential. It’s hard work, but if you have enough passion for the subject, you will be rewarded. I’m now working as a Holiday Representative based in Zakynthos, Greece.”

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ANNAH Stoney, aged 24 from Stone, is a gallery owner and local artist. Having studied Art at Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC), Hannah has gone on to achieve a successful career in the creative industries, opening her own Art Boutique at local tourist attraction Trentham Gardens.

Hannah joined NULC in 2006, aged 18, where she studied the BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design.

She said:“I was aware of the College’s reputation for its creative courses and

having gone to high school in Stafford, I fancied a change of scenery.”

“The staff are brilliant; all very encouraging and inspiring. It was nice to be treated as an adult after so long at school. My confidence increased dramatically whilst at NULC because of the course and the lecturers. The structure of the course really meant we could get the most out of each specialism and explore them all before deciding what suited us best.”

After completing her studies at NULC and gaining a distinction in her

BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design. Hannah progressed to the University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham to study Fine Art: Painting and Drawing, where she achieved a first class honours degree.

After graduating, Hannah spent time in London working for a printmakers’ gallery on Cork Street. Then in January 2011 she began setting up Yellowstone, to showcase work by the very best new makers and designers.

The space has quickly gained a reputation for stylish interior design

and fresh, contemporary artwork and craft.

You can find out more about the Yellowstone Art Boutique on Twitter @YellowstoneAB and Facebook ‘Yellowstone Art Boutique’. Hannah is also in the process of launching an online shop www.yellowstoneartboutique.co.uk/ shop

Whatever you want to achieve we’ll help you to make it happen.

For more information about all our courses come along to one of our Open Days!

Thursday 11 October 2012, 5.30pm-8.00pm Wednesday 14 November 2012, 5.30pm-8.00pm Thursday 6 December 2012, 5.30pm-8.00pm

Pre-register your attendance online at www.nulc.ac.uk/events or call 01782 254254.

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ENROL NOW: Exciting opportunities for courses starting from September 2012

Whatever your goal, there’s a course to suit you COLLEGE INFORMATION CENTRE OPENING TIMES Monday to Thursday 8.00am-5.00pm Friday 8.00am4.30pm

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O you want to improve your career prospects, learn a new language, meet new people or enjoy a new challenge? Whatever your starting point and whatever it is you want to do‌ enrol on a course and begin taking control of your future today.

How to enrol Over the following three pages you will find all of the part-time courses that are being offered from September

2012 at Newcastle-under-Lyme College. Next to each symbol there is a letter which indicates how you can enrol.

Enrolment methods E: ENROL For many of our general part-time courses you can enrol straight away online by visiting www.nulc.ac.uk and using the Course Finder. Simply complete the online enrolment form and pay online using a debit/credit card.You will receive an email

confirmation which you should bring along to your first session.

Alternatively download an enrolment form from our website and return it to us, along with the necessary payment by cheque, to the FREEPOST address (see right).

You can also enrol in person by popping into the Information Point at our Knutton Lane campus.

you to apply before you enrol.

You can apply online by visiting www.nulc.ac.uk and using the Course Finder.

Alternatively download an application form from our website and return it to the FREEPOST address (see right).You will then be contacted and may be invited in to college for an interview.

A: APPLY For part-time courses which lead to a qualification there may be some entry requirements. For this reason we ask

C: CONTACT Please call 01782 254254 or email info@nulc.ac.uk for more information, advice and guidance.

The postal address for applications and enrolments is: Newcastle-under-Lyme College, FREEPOST RSGE-RHCT-XYUJ, Knutton Lane, Newcastle, Staffordshire, ST5 2GB.

For more information about enrolling on a part-time course visit

www.nulc.ac.uk/apply or call our Information Point on

01782 254254 and speak to one of our friendly and experienced advisers.

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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AEF396 Level 1 Award in Creative Techniques (Ceramics) Wed 18:30 20:30 09/01/2013 14/05/2013 15 £195.00

£42.00

A

✓

£50.00

£0.00

E

AEF396 Level 1 Award in Creative Techniques (Jewellery) Wed 18:00 21:00 09/01/2013 14/05/2013 15 £195.00

£42.00

A

✓

1

£50.00

£0.00

E

AEF396 Level 1 Award in Creative Techniques (Print Making) Wed 18:00 21:00 09/01/2013 14/05/2013 15 £195.00

£42.00

A

✓

EPS093 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 20/04/2013 20/04/2013

1

£50.00

£0.00

E

AEF396 Level 1 Certificate in Creative Techniques (Textiles) Wed 18:00 21:00 09/01/2013 14/05/2013 15 £195.00

£42.00

A

✓

EPS094 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 15/06/2013 15/06/2013

1

£50.00

£0.00

E

AER031 Life Drawing Tue 18:30 20:30

£22.50

£0.00

E

✓

AEF395 Level 2 Certificate in Photography and Photo Imaging Mon 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 17/06/2013 34 £585.00

£31.50

A

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AEF395 Level 2 Certificate in Photography and Photo Imaging Wed 18:00 21:00 12/09/2012 19/06/2013 34 £585.00

£31.50

A

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Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

EPS088 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 22/09/2012 22/09/2012

1

£50.00

£0.00

E

NER220 Creative Knitting Skills Tue 18:30 21:00 18/09/2012 23/10/2012

EPS089 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 20/10/2012 20/10/2012

1

£50.00

£0.00

EPS090 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 24/11/2012 24/11/2012

1

£50.00

EPS091 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 02/02/2013 02/02/2013

1

EPS092 Abrasive Wheels Training Sat 10:00 14:00 23/03/2013 23/03/2013

Access to Study Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

TBC

TBC

3

HEC015 Level 1 Award in Learning to Learn Thu 18:00 20:30 18/10/2012 13/12/2012

8

£65.00

£22.00

E

✓

AES028 Photoshop Advanced Thu 18:30 20:30 08/11/2012 29/11/2012

4

£60.00

£0.00

E

NPR399 Pre Access to Higher Education Wed 13:00 16:00 09/01/2013 06/03/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES028 Photoshop Advanced Thu 18:30 20:30 28/02/2013 21/03/2013

4

£60.00

£0.00

E

NER527 Pre Access to Higher Education Mon 17:30 20:30 14/01/2013 04/03/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES028 Photoshop Advanced Thu 18:30 20:30 06/06/2013 27/06/2013

4

£60.00

£0.00

E

NPR399 Pre Access to Higher Education Thu 13:00 16:00 07/03/2013 02/05/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES026 Photoshop for Beginners Tue 18:30 20:30 06/11/2012 27/11/2012

4

£42.00

£0.00

E

NER527 Pre Access to Higher Education Mon 17:30 20:30 11/03/2013 13/05/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES026 Photoshop for Beginners Tue 18:30 20:30 26/02/2013 19/03/2013

4

£42.00

£0.00

E

NER527 Pre Access to Higher Education Wed 17:30 20:30 13/03/2013 08/05/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES026 Photoshop for Beginners Tue 18:30 20:30 04/06/2013 25/06/2013

4

£42.00

£0.00

E

NPR399 Pre Access to Higher Education Wed 13:00 16:00 13/03/2013 08/05/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

APS021 Photoshop for Digital Photographs Sat 09:30 12:30 17/11/2012 24/11/2012

2

£30.00

£0.00

E

NPR399 Pre Access to Higher Education Thu 13:00 16:00 09/05/2013 27/06/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES027 Photoshop Intermediate Wed 18:30 20:30 07/11/2012 28/11/2012

4

£50.00

£0.00

E

NPR399 Pre Access to Higher Education Wed 13:00 16:00 15/05/2013 03/07/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES027 Photoshop Intermediate Wed 18:30 20:30 27/02/2013 20/03/2013

4

£50.00

£0.00

E

NER527 Pre Access to Higher Education Wed 17:30 20:30 15/05/2013 03/07/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES027 Photoshop Intermediate Wed 18:30 20:30 05/06/2013 26/06/2013

4

£50.00

£0.00

E

NER527 Pre Access to Higher Education Mon 17:30 20:30 20/05/2013 08/07/2013

7

£100.00

£0.00

E

✓

AES030 Setting Up and Using a Darkroom Enquire

£50.00

£0.00

E

AES029 Setting Up and Using a Photography Studio Enquire

£50.00

£0.00

E

£30.00

£0.00

E

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

Activity, Adventure & Day Walk Leadership Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

AES031 Wedding Crafts Tue & Wed18:00 21:00

23/04/2013 24/04/2013

2

VPS058 Introduction to Bushcraft Skills Sat & Sun 09:00 16:00 20/04/2013 21/04/2013

1

£65.00

£0.00

E

VPS065 Bushcraft Skills Sat & Sun 09:00 16:00

1

£65.00

£0.00

E

TBC

£0.00

C

EEF401 AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting (Work-Based) Tue & Thu 17:30 20:30 16/10/2012 20/06/2013 29 £550.00

£198.00

A

✓

VES013 Level 3 Award in Day Walk Leadership for Teachers Tue 17:30 19:30 23/10/2012 21/05/2013 25 £265.00

£0.00

E

EPF631 AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting (Work-Based) Thu 09:30 16:00 18/10/2012 20/06/2013 29 £550.00

£198.00

A

✓

VER011 Planning and Preparing for Walks Mon & Tue 09:00 16:00 15/10/2012 16/10/2012

£0.00

E

EPF631 AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting (Work-Based) Thu 13:30 20:00 18/10/2012 20/06/2013 29 £550.00

£198.00

A

✓

EEF411 AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Tue & Thu 17:30 21:00 04/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £750.00

£216.00

A

✓

EPF641 AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Wed 09:00 17:00 05/09/2012 26/06/2013 35 £750.00

£216.00

A

✓

EPF641 AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Wed 13:00 21:00 05/09/2012 26/06/2013 35 £750.00

£216.00

A

✓

EPF651 AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Tue 09:00 17:30 04/09/2012 25/06/2013 35 £895.00

£190.00

A

✓

08/06/2013 09/06/2013

Level 1 First Aid for Outdoor Activity Enquire

2

£45.00

Business & Administration Day

✓

Art, Design & Creative Studies Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

AER003 Creative Experience Tue 18:30 20:30 18/09/2012 16/10/2012

5

£55.00

£0.00

E

✓

AER003 Creative Experience Tue 18:30 20:30 20/11/2012 18/12/2012

5

£55.00

£0.00

E

✓

AER003 Creative Experience Tue 18:30 20:30 15/01/2013 12/02/2013

5

£55.00

£0.00

E

✓

EPF651 AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Tue 13:00 21:00 04/09/2012 25/06/2013 35 £895.00

£190.00

A

✓

AER003 Creative Experience Tue 18:30 20:30 26/02/2013 26/03/2013

5

£55.00

£0.00

E

✓

EEF421 AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (Work-Based) Tue & Thu 17:30 21:30 04/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £895.00

£190.00

A

✓

AER003 Creative Experience Tue 18:30 20:30 23/04/2013 21/05/2013

5

£55.00

£0.00

E

✓

EPS002 ACCA F4 Law (UK) Mon 13:30 17:00 14/01/2013 20/05/2013

£0.00

E

16

£500.00

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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Business & Administration Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

9

Care Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

EPS009 ACCA F5 Performance Management Mon 13:00 16:00 03/09/2012 26/11/2012

12

£500.00

£0.00

E

EPS051 ACCA F6 Taxation (UK) Mon 09:30 12:30 03/09/2012 26/11/2012

12

£500.00

£0.00

E

Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

VPS033 Infection Control As required – please enquire.

Enquire

£0.00

C

VPS052 Introduction to Diabetes As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

£380.00

£41.00

C

EPS011 ACCA F7 Financial Reporting (International) Mon 09:30 13:00 14/01/2013 20/05/2013 16

£500.00

£0.00

E

VPS059 Level 2 Award in Awareness of Dementia As required – please enquire.

EPS003 ACCA F8 Audit (International) Tue 09:30 12:30 04/09/2012 27/11/2012

12

£500.00

£0.00

E

VPS034 Medication Awareness As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS050 ACCA F9 Financial Management Tue 09:30 13:00 15/01/2013 21/05/2013

16

£500.00

£0.00

E

VPS035 Nutrition and the Elderly As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS007 ACCA P1 Corporate Governance Tue 13:30 17:00 06/11/2012 21/05/2013

16

£625.00

£0.00

E

VPS021 Obtain Venous Blood (NVQ Unit) As required – please enquire.

£120.00

£20.50

C

EPS006 ACCA P2 Advanced Corporate Reporting Wed 13:00 16:00 05/09/2012 28/11/2012

12

£625.00

£0.00

E

VPS039 Safeguarding As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS005 ACCA P3 Advanced Business Analysis Wed 09:30 12:30 05/09/2012 28/11/2012

12

£625.00

£0.00

E

VPS046 Supervision Skills As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS090 ACCA P4 Advanced Financial Management Enquire

£625.00

£0.00

C

Computing & IT

EPS091 ACCA P5 Advanced Professional Management Enquire

£0.00

C

Start Time

Weeks

£625.00

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

EPS004 ACCA P6 Advanced Taxation Wed 09:30 13:00 16/01/2013 24/04/2013

12

£625.00

£0.00

E

EEF493 CAD L2 2D Wed 18:00 21:00

12/09/2012 26/06/2013

35

£485.00

£107.00

A

✓

EPS012 ACCA P7 Audit and Assurance (International) Wed 09:30 13:00 16/01/2013 24/04/2013 12

£625.00

£0.00

E

EEF494 CAD L3 2D Wed 18:00 21:00

12/09/2012 26/06/2013

35

£550.00

£107.00

A

✓

EES004 Book Keeping Tue 18:00 21:00

11/09/2012 27/11/2012

11

£175.00

£0.00

E

NEC083 Computer Skills and Online Basics Tue 18:00 21:00 04/06/2013 02/07/2013

5

£50.00

£0.00

E

✓

EES004 Book Keeping Tue 18:00 21:00

08/01/2013 26/03/2013

11

£175.00

£0.00

E

NER565 Computer Skills Beginners Tue 18:00 21:00 06/11/2012 18/12/2012

7

£78.75

£0.00

E

✓

EES004 Book Keeping Tue 18:00 21:00

16/04/2013 02/07/2013

11

£175.00

£0.00

E

NPR018 Computer Skills Beginners Wed 09:30 12:30 07/11/2012 19/12/2012

7

£78.75

£0.00

E

✓

£94.50

£79.00

A

£50.00

£0.00

E

✓

EES036 CMI Level 3 Certificate in First Line Management Enquire £190.00

NEC083 Computer Skills Beginners and Online Basics Tue 18:00 21:00 26/02/2013 26/03/2013 5

£115.50

A

NER564 Computer Skills Beginners Introduction Tue 18:00 21:00 02/10/2012 23/10/2012

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NPR060 Computer Skills Beginners Introduction Wed 09:30 12:30 03/10/2012 24/10/2012

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER564 Computer Skills Beginners Introduction Tue 18:00 21:00 22/01/2013 12/02/2013

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER564 Computer Skills Beginners Introduction Tue 18:00 21:00 30/04/2013 21/05/2013

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER369 Computer Skills for the Absolute Beginner Tue 18:00 21:00 08/01/2013 15/01/2013 2

£22.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER369 Computer Skills for the Absolute Beginner Tue 18:00 21:00 16/04/2013 23/04/2013 2

£22.50

£0.00

E

✓

EES035 CMI Level 3 Award in First Line Management Enquire

EES037 CMI Level 3 Diploma in First Line Management Enquire

Day

£550.00

EPS069 CMI Level 5 Award in Management and Leadership Enquire £110.00 EPS070 CMI Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership Enquire £190.00 EES048 CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership Enquire £995.00

£147.00 £94.50 £136.50

A A A

End Time

Start Date

End Date

£168.00

A

EPS072 CMI Level 7 Award In Strategic Management and Leadership Enquire £150.00 £105.00

A

EEF441 Level 1 Award in Computerised Accounts using Sage Wed 19:00 21:00 12/09/2012 14/11/2012 9 £95.00

A

✓

NER369 Computer Skills for the Absolute Beginner Tue 18:00 21:00 18/09/2012 25/09/2012 2

£22.50

£0.00

E

✓

£23.00

EEF441 Level 1 Award in Computerised Accounts using Sage Wed 19:00 21:00 27/02/2013 08/05/2013 9 £95.00

£23.00

A

✓

EEF451 Level 2 Award in Computerised Accounts using Sage Wed 19:00 21:00 21/11/2012 30/01/2013 9 £95.00

£25.00

A

✓

NPR120 Computer Skills for the Absolute Beginner Wed 09:30 12:30 19/09/2012 26/09/2012 2

£22.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER523 ECDL Level 1 and 2 Introductory Workshop Mon 18:00 21:00 17/09/2012 01/07/2013 4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

C

✓

EEF451 Level 2 Award in Computerised Accounts using Sage Wed 19:00 21:00 15/05/2013 17/07/2013 9 £95.00

£25.00

A

✓

EPF981 Level 3 Certificate in Advice and Guidance Tue 14:00 17:00 04/09/2012 25/06/2013 35

£450.00

£90.00

A

✓

NER523 ECDL Level 1 and 2 Introductory Workshop Wed 18:00 21:00 19/09/2012 03/07/2013 4

TBC First Steps in Setting up Your Own Business Enquire

£37.50

£0.00

C

✓

iPads, iPods and iPhones for the Bewildered Enquire

35

Care Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

NPF200 IT Users Certificate (ECDL Level 2) Mon 09:30 12:30 17/09/2012 01/07/2013

33

£390.00

£0.00

A

✓

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

NEF639 IT Users Certificate (ECDL Level 2) Wed 18:00 21:00 19/09/2012 03/07/2013

33

£390.00

£0.00

A

✓

Enquire

£20.50

C

NPF010 IT Users Certificate (ECDL Level 1) Mon 09:30 12:30 17/09/2012 01/07/2013

33

£210.00

£0.00

A

✓

VPS060 Award in Supporting Individuals with Learning Disabilities As required – please enquire.

Enquire

£41.00

C

NEF010 IT Users Certificate (ECDL Level 1) Wed 18:00 21:00 19/09/2012 03/07/2013

33

£210.00

£0.00

A

✓

VPS026 Basic Life Support As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

NPR036 Tracing your Family History on Computer Sat 09:30 12:00 15/09/2012 06/10/2012

4

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

VPS027 Challenging Behaviour (Adults) As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

Construction & DIY

VPS045 Data Protection and Confidentiality As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

VPS049 Dementia Awareness As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPR001 Introduction to Basic Construction – Health and Safety in the Workplace Enquire 06/08/2012 31/08/2012 4 £37.50 £0.00 C

VPS029 End of Life/Care of the Dying As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS049 Developing Home Improvement Skills Sat 10:00 16:00 15/09/2012 20/10/2012

6

£160.00

£0.00

E

VPS030 Equality and Diversity As required – please enquire.

£25.00

£0.00

C

EPS083 DIY: Brickwork Sat 10:00 16:00

15/09/2012 20/10/2012

6

£160.00

£0.00

E

VPS007 Health and Safety in the Workplace As required – please enquire.

Enquire

£0.00

C

EPS084 DIY: Carpentry & Joinery Sat 10:00 16:00 15/09/2012 20/10/2012

6

£160.00

£0.00

E

VPS013 Administer Medication to Individuals (NVQ Unit) As required – please enquire.

Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

✓

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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Construction & DIY Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

6

£160.00

£0.00

E

£340.00

£96.00

A

EEF461 Level 1 Certificate in Basic Construction Skills Tue 18:00 21:00 11/09/2012 25/06/2013 35

✓

Counselling and Personal Awareness Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

NER439 Introduction to Counselling Skills and Concepts Wed 18:30 21:00 19/09/2012 14/11/2012 8

Course Fee £75.00

NER538 Introduction to Level 2 Counselling Skills and Concepts Tue 18:30 21:00 18/09/2012 13/11/2012 8 £75.00

Exam Fee £0.00 £0.00

NES102 Level 2 Award in Counselling Skills and Family Relationships Tue 18:30 21:00 07/05/2013 18/06/2013 6 £80.00 £44.00

How to Enrol E E

E

NES103 Level 2 Award in Counselling Skills and Theories Tue 18:30 21:00 20/11/2012 05/03/2013 12 £160.00

£44.00

E

NER282 Self Confidence and Personal Awareness Wed 18:30 21:00 21/11/2012 12/12/2012

£0.00

E

4

£37.50

✓ ✓

E

NES101 Level 2 Award in Counselling Skills and Human Behaviour Tue 18:30 21:00 12/03/2013 30/04/2013 6 £80.00 £44.00

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

REMISSION ✓ FEE AVAILABLE

End Date

NER283 Creative Sewing Skills Tue 18:30 21:00 06/11/2012 11/12/2012

Weeks

6

Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

NES017 Keep Fit – Sir Thomas Boughey High School Mon 19:30 20:30 05/11/2012 10/12/2012 6

£30.00

£0.00

E

NES017 Keep Fit – Wolstanton High School Wed 19:30 20:30 19/09/2012 24/10/2012

6

£30.00

£0.00

E

NES017 Keep Fit – Wolstanton High School Wed 19:30 20:30 07/11/2012 12/12/2012

6

£30.00

£0.00

E

NPR254 Lip Reading Skills Introduction – Chesterton Salvation Army Mon 10:00 12:00 17/09/2012 15/10/2012 5 £37.50 £0.00

E

✓

HPF111 Maths Entry Levels – Chesterton Salvation Army Fri 09:30 11:00 14/09/2012 28/06/2013 34

£0.00

£11.00

C

✓

HPF351 Maths Workshop All Levels – Kidsgrove Library Thu 11:15 12:45 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35

£0.00

£13.00

C

✓

NES025 Yoga – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:00 19:30 18/09/2012 18/12/2012 11

£85.00

£0.00

E

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

£25.00

£0.00

C

Early Years, Education & Teacher Training ✓

Day

Start Time

End Time

NPR200 Baby Sign Tue 10:00 12:00

Courses in Community Venues Day

A: Apply C: Call E: Enrol

Courses in Community Venues End Date

EPS021 DIY: Painting & Decorating Sat 10:00 16:00 15/09/2012 20/10/2012

Day

HOW TO ENROL

Key

ENROL NOW:

Exciting opportunities for courses starting from September 2012

Start Date

End Date

18/09/2012 16/10/2012

✓

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

£56.25

£0.00

E

✓

PPR004 Introduction to Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning Tue 09:30 12:30 11/09/2012 25/09/2012 3 £33.75 £0.00 E

✓

E

✓

PER004 Introduction to Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning Thu 17:30 20:30 13/09/2012 27/09/2012 3 £33.75 £0.00 E

✓

PPC007 Level 1 Award in Supporting Children’s Learning Through Play Mon 09:30 12:30 17/09/2012 26/11/2012 10 £175.00 £33.00

A

✓

PPC007 Level 1 Award in Supporting Children’s Learning Through Play Mon 09:30 12:30 14/01/2013 25/03/2013 10 £175.00 £33.00

A

✓

PPC007 Level 1 Award in Supporting Children’s Learning Through Play Mon 22/04/2013 01/07/2013 10 £175.00 £33.00

A

✓

PPR003 Level 1 Supporting Teaching and Learning Tue 13:00 15:00 18/09/2012 27/11/2012 10

£75.00

£0.00

E

✓

PPR003 Level 1 Supporting Teaching and Learning Thu 09:30 11:30 17/01/2013 28/03/2013 10

£75.00

£0.00

E

✓

PPR003 Level 1 Supporting Teaching and Learning Tue 13:00 15:00 23/04/2013 02/07/2013 10

£75.00

£0.00

E

✓

VPS064 Level 2 Award in Work with Parents Thu 16:30 19:30 13/09/2012 18/10/2012

£95.00

£47.00

E

£95.00

£47.00

C

VPF095 Level 2 Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce Thu 09:30 15:00 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £800.00 £99.00

A

✓

VPF095 Level 2 Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce – Holy Trinity Church Hall Mon 09:30 15:00 10/09/2012 24/06/2013 35 £800.00 £99.00 A

✓

NER151 Art, Design and Painting – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:30 21:00 16/10/2012 11/12/2012 8 £37.50 £0.00

NER392 Creative Woodwork and Wood Turning – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:30 21:00 16/10/2012 11/12/2012 8 £75.00 £0.00 E

✓

HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 09:30 12:00 06/09/2012 04/10/2012 5 £0.00 £0.00

C

✓

C

✓

C

✓

HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 09:30 12:00 22/11/2012 20/12/2012 5 £0.00 £0.00 HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 09:30 12:00 14/02/2013 28/03/2013 5 £0.00 £0.00 HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 09:30 12:00 18/04/2013 16/05/2013 5 £0.00 £0.00

C

✓

HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Kidsgrove Library Thu 09:30 12:00 11/10/2012 15/11/2012 5 £0.00

£0.00

C

✓

HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Kidsgrove Library Thu 09:30 12:00 10/01/2013 07/02/2013 5 £0.00

£0.00

C

✓

C

✓

HPR391 English and Maths Introduction – Kidsgrove Library Thu 09:30 12:00 20/05/2013 27/06/2013 5 £0.00

£0.00

VPS056 Equality and Diversity for the Early Years Sector Enquire

6

VPS064 Level 2 Award in Work with Parents Enquire

HPF021 English Entry Levels – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 09:30 11:00 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £0.00

£11.00

C

✓

HPF341 English Workshop All Levels – Kidsgrove Library Thu 09:30 11:00 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35

£13.00

C

✓

HPF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 – Chesterton Salvation Army Thu 11:15 12:45 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £0.00 £13.00

C

✓

VPF095 Level 2 Certificate for the Children and Young People’s Workforce – Maryhill Children’s Centre Wed 09:30 15:00 12/09/2012 26/06/2013 35 £800.00 £99.00 A ✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 – Chesterton Salvation Army Fri 11:15 12:45 14/09/2012 28/06/2013 34 £0.00 £13.00

C

✓

PPF081 Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning Tue 09:30 12:30 02/10/2012 18/06/2013 30 £575.00

£93.50

A

✓

PEF081 Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning Thu 17:30 20:30 04/10/2012 20/06/2013 30 £575.00

£93.50

A

✓

£0.00

NER283 Handmade Crafts using Sewing Skills – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:30 21:00 18/09/2012 09/10/2012 4 £37.50 £0.00 E

✓

NER367 Introduction to Art, Design and Painting – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:30 21:00 18/09/2012 09/10/2012 4 £37.50 £0.00 E ✓ NER393 Introduction to Creative Woodwork and Wood Turning – Clayton Business and Language College Tue 18:30 21:00 18/09/2012 09/10/2012 4 £75.00 £0.00 E ✓

PPS006 Level 3 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector Mon 12:00 16:00 19/11/2012 11/02/2013 10 £250.00 £71.00

A

PES001 Level 3 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector Thu 17:00 21:00 07/03/2013 23/05/2013 10 £250.00 £71.00

A

PPS006 Level 3 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (Fast Track, In-Service) Sat 09:00 16:00 22/09/2012 13/10/2012 4 £250.00 £71.00 A

NPR266 Introduction to Jewellery Making – Hempstalls Primary School Fri 09:30 12:00 21/09/2012 12/10/2012 4 £37.50 £0.00

E

✓

PPS009 Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment Mon 09:30 13:30 05/11/2012 19/11/2012 3 £65.00 £27.00 A

NPF001 Jewellery Making Level 1 – Hempstalls Primary School Fri 09:30 12:00 01/02/13 24/05/2013 12 £95.00

£31.50

E

✓

PPS009 Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment Mon 09:30 13:30 11/03/2013 25/03/2013 3 £65.00 £27.00 A

NPF001 Jewellery Making Level 1 – Hempstalls Primary School Fri 09:30 12:00 19/10/2012 25/01/2013 12 £95.00

£31.50

E

✓

TBC Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement Enquire £275.00

£63.00

C

✓

NES017 Keep Fit – Sir Thomas Boughey High School Mon 19:30 20:30 17/09/2012 22/10/2012 6

£0.00

E

VPF096 Level 3 Certificate in Work with Parents Mon 16:30 19:30 10/09/2012 20/05/2013

£94.50

A

✓

£30.00

30

£505.00

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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Early Years, Education & Teacher Training Day

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Electrical Day Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

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End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 15/06/2013 15/06/2013 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

EES039 Level 3 Award in the Periodic Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations (2395) Mon 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 03/12/2012 12 £190.00 £105.00

A

VPF048 Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce Tue 09:30 16:00 11/09/2012 02/07/2013 35 £1000.00 £119.00

A

✓

VPF048 Level 3 Diploma for the Children and Young People’s Workforce Thu 09:30 16:00 13/09/2012 04/07/2013 35 £1000.00 £119.00

A

✓

PEF131 Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning Tue 17:00 21:00 04/09/2012 09/07/2013 37 £795.00 £111.00

A

✓

EES039 Level 3 Award in the Periodic Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations (2395) Mon 18:00 21:00 14/01/2013 22/04/2013 12 £190.00 £105.00

A

PPF131 Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning Thu 12:30 16:30 06/09/2012 11/07/2013 37 £795.00 £111.00

A

✓

EES043 Level 3 Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology (2330) 11/09/2012 35 £1100.00

A

PPC006 Level 4 Award in Understanding the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice Mon 09:30 13:30 19/11/2012 17/12/2012 5 £145.00 £32.50

A

TBC Level 4 Certificate in Leading the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice Enquire £375.00 £79.00 C Diploma for Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector Wed 09:00 13:00 05/09/2012 26/06/2013 25

£2750.00

£0.00

A

VPS054 Persona Dolls – Equality and Diversity Enquire

£25.00

£0.00

C

VPS055 Schemas Within the Early Years Enquire

£25.00

£0.00

C

VPS053 Strategies for Dealing with Challenging Behaviour for Early Years Enquire £25.00 £0.00

C

VPS057 Use of Story Sacks within the Early Years Sector Enquire

✓ ✓

£25.00

£0.00

C

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

£0.00

EEF393 Level 4 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations (2396) Wed 18:00 21:00 16/01/2013 27/03/2013 10 £95.00 £63.00 A 10035692 CG Level 2 Electrical Installation Mon & 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 26/06/2013 Wed

35

£950.00

£85.00

10036027 CG Level 3 Electrical Installation Tues & 18:00 21:00 11/09/2012 27/06/2013 Thurs

35

£1100.00

£75.00

✓

Employment & Business Start-Up

Electrical Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

EES026 17th Edition Certificate In The Requirements For Electrical Installations (BS7671-2008) Full Course Wed 12/09/2012 28/11/2012 12 £300.00 £0.00 E EES026 17th Edition Certificate In The Requirements For Electrical Installations (BS7671-2008) Full Course Enquire 16/01/2013 12 £300.00 £0.00 C EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 22/09/2012 22/09/2012 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 20/10/2012 20/10/2012 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 24/11/2012 24/11/2012 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 02/02/2013 02/02/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 23/03/2013 23/03/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 20/04/2013 20/04/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EPS086 Awareness Course in Testing Electrical Installations to the 17th Edition Sat 09:30 14:00 15/06/2013 15/06/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00 E EES040 Level 2 Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology (2330) Mon & 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 26/06/2013 35 £950.00 Wed

£67.00

Introduction to Contact Centre Operations

ESOL for Work Maths

Introduction to Office Administration

English

Introduction to Health and Social Care

IT

Introduction to Basic Construction

Employability Skills

Introduction to Warehousing and Storage

For more information contact the Employment and Skills Centre on 01782 254124

A

EES038 Level 3 Award in the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations (2394) Tue 18:00 21:00 11/09/2012 04/12/2012 12 £190.00 £105.00

A

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 22/09/2012 22/09/2012 1 £50.00 £42.00

Project Management

E

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 20/10/2012 20/10/2012 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

NULC has teamed up with ILX, the global leader in PRINCE2 project management training. The PRINCE2 Further Education Programme offers a mix of classroom study and e-learning.

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 24/11/2012 24/11/2012 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 02/02/2013 02/02/2013 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 23/03/2013 23/03/2013 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

EPS087 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspections and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT 2377-22) Sat 09:30 14:00 20/04/2013 20/04/2013 1 £50.00 £42.00

E

PRINCE2 Foundation Blended Learning course PRINCE2 Practitioner Blended Learning course Please enquire for more information on PRINCE2 courses info@nulc.ac.uk or 01782 254254

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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Engineering Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

VEF281 Level 3 Certificate in Sports Massage Therapy Wed 17:30 21:00 12/09/2012 26/06/2013 35

£550.00

£77.00

A

✓

VES014 Level 4 Certificate in Sports Massage Therapy Mon 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 24/06/2013 35

£680.00

£65.50

A

A

✓

AEF393 Level 4 NVQ Certificate in Providing Colour Correction Tue 18:00 20:30 11/09/2012 25/06/2013 35 £350.00

£51.00

A

A

✓

Independent Living Skills Exam Fee

How to Enrol

How to Enrol

EPF093 Level 1 Certificate in Engineering and Technology Enquire 10/09/2012 17/06/2013 35 £650.00

£75.00

A

✓

EPF015 Level 2 Certificate in Engineering and Technology Enquire 10/09/2012 17/06/2013 35 £745.00

£54.00

A

EPF014 Level 3 Diploma in Engineering – Electrical Enquire 12/09/2012 19/06/2013 35

£825.00

£157.00

EPF016 Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering – Mechanical Enquire 11/09/2012 18/06/2013 35 £825.00

£123.00

Day

Day

First Aid End Time

REMISSION ✓ FEE AVAILABLE

Course Fee

Exam Fee

Start Time

A: Apply C: Call E: Enrol

Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy Course Fee

Day

HOW TO ENROL

Key

ENROL NOW:

Exciting opportunities for courses starting from September 2012

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End Date

Weeks

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Start Time

End Time

End Time

Start Date

Start Date

End Date

End Date

Weeks

Weeks

Course Fee

✓

✓

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

VPF052 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Household Skills (Cookery) Tue 13:00 15:00 25/09/2012 11/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

A

✓

£175.00

£0.00

E

VPF052 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Household Skills (Cookery) Thu 16:30 18:30 27/09/2012 13/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

A

✓

1

£175.00

£0.00

E

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Computer Games) Tue 16:15 18:15 25/09/2012 11/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00 A

✓

VPS024 First Aid at Work Refresher – HSE Approved Wed & Thu09:00 16:00 24/10/2012 25/10/2012 1

£130.00

£0.00

E

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Creative Arts) Fri 13:00 15:00 28/09/2012 14/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00 A

✓

TBC

£0.00

C

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Drama) Thu 10:00 12:00 27/09/2012 13/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

A

✓

£65.00

£16.50

E

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Horticulture) Mon 10:00 12:00 24/09/2012 10/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

A

✓

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Horticulture) Mon 13:00 15:00 24/09/2012 10/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

A

✓

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Performing Arts) Mon 10:00 12:00 24/09/2012 10/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00 A

✓

VPF053 Entry 1 Award in Independent Living – Leisure Activities (Rambling) Thu 13:00 15:00 27/09/2012 13/06/2013 30 £195.00 £26.00

✓

VPS002 Emergency First Aid at Work – HSE Approved Wed 09:00 16:00 12/09/2012 12/09/2012 1 VPS012 First Aid at Work – HSE Approved Mon, Tue 09:00 16:00 15/10/2012 17/10/2012 & Wed

Level 1 First Aid for Outdoor Activity Enquire VPS008 Level 2 Award in Paediatric First Aid Wed 09:00 16:00 12/09/2012 19/09/2012

2

✓

Food & Catering Day

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

NES009 Cooking for Pleasure Tue 18:30 20:30 18/09/2012 23/10/2012 NES009 Cooking for Pleasure Wed 18:30 20:30 06/11/2012 11/12/2012

Weeks

6

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

£65.00

£0.00

E

A

6

£65.00

£0.00

E

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 24/09/2012 01/10/2012 2

£40.00

£10.00

E

Day

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 05/11/2012 12/11/2012 2

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

£40.00

£10.00

E

EPF024 Level 1 Certificate in Practical Horticulture Skills Mon & Tue10:00 16:00 10/09/2012 18/12/2012 14 £520.00

£32.00

A

✓

EPF024 Level 1 Certificate in Practical Horticulture Skills Mon & Tue10:00 16:00 25/02/2013 18/06/2013 14 £520.00

£32.00

A

✓

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 14/01/2013 21/01/2013 2

£40.00

£10.00

Landscaping, Horticulture & Gardening

E

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 25/02/2013 04/03/2013 2

£40.00

£10.00

E

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 22/04/2013 29/04/2013 2

£40.00

£10.00

E

Day

VPS010 Level 2 Award in Food Safety and Catering Mon 09:00 13:00 10/06/2013 17/06/2013 2

£40.00

£10.00

E

NES028 Sugarcraft and Cake Decorating Wed 19:00 21:00 19/09/2012 24/10/2012 NES028 Sugarcraft and Cake Decorating Wed 19:00 21:00 07/11/2012 12/12/2012

6 6

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

£65.00 £65.00

£0.00 £0.00

E E

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

NER046 Introduction to Face Painting Enquire

TBC

NER010 Introduction to Nail Art Enquire

TBC

AEF261 Level 1 NVQ Certificate in Beauty Therapy Thu 17:30 21:00 13/09/2012 27/06/2013 35

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Languages & Cultures

Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy Day

Start Time

£500.00

£0.00 £0.00 £50.00

Start Time

End Time

Start Date

End Date

Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

SER002 AS Level French Introduction Tue 17:30 20:30 11/09/2012 02/10/2012

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER554 Chinese for Beginners Introduction Wed 18:30 20:30 26/09/2012 24/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER536 French Advanced Wed 18:30 20:30 07/11/2012 20/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER550 French Advanced Introduction Wed 18:30 20:30 26/09/2012 24/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER531 French Beginners Thu 18:30 20:30 08/11/2012 21/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER547 French for Beginners Introduction Thu 18:30 20:30 27/09/2012 25/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

C

✓

C

✓

A

✓

NER548 French for Improvers Introduction Tue 18:30 20:30 25/09/2012 23/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER533 French Improvers Tue 18:30 20:30 06/11/2012 19/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

AEF311 Level 1 NVQ Certificate in Hairdressing and Barbering Wed & Thu18:00 20:30 12/09/2012 27/06/2013 35 £500.00

£50.00

A

✓

AEF381 Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing Mon & Tue18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£600.00

£59.00

A

✓

NER405 French Intermediate Mon 18:30 20:30 05/11/2012 18/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

AEF271 Level 2 Certificate in Nail Treatments Tue 17:30 21:00 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£600.00

£50.00

A

✓

NER549 French Intermediate Introduction Mon 18:30 20:30 24/09/2012 22/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

AEF251 Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Beauty Therapy Tue 17:30 21:00 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£600.00

£67.00

A

✓

NER330 French Language, Culture and Holidays Wed 18:30 20:30 17/04/2013 15/05/2013

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

AEF394 Level 3 Certificate in Aromatherapy Massage Mon 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 24/06/2013 35

£325.00

£39.00

A

✓

SEHFR1 AS Level in French Tue 17:30 20:30 09/10/2012 18/06/2012

30

£290.00

£79.00

A

✓

AEF391 Level 3 Certificate in Hairdressing Mon & Tue17:30 21:00 10/09/2012 25/06/2013

£700.00

£86.00

A

✓

NER406 German Beginners Wed 18:30 20:30 07/11/2012 20/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

35

For more information about all our courses visit www.nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254254 Course information correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Courses run subject to minimum viable class sizes.

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NULC NEWS

Languages & Cultures

Maths, English & GCSEs Weeks

Course Fee

Exam Fee

How to Enrol

VPF067 Functional Skills English Entry Level 1 Wed 16:30 18:30 26/09/2012 12/03/2013

30

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

✓

HPF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 Mon 09:30 12:00 10/09/2012 24/06/2013

33

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

E

✓

HPF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 Tue 12:00 14:30 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

£0.00

E

✓

HEF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 Tue 18:00 20:30 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HPF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 Wed 09:30 12:00 12/09/2012 26/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HEF321 Functional Skills English Level 1 and 2 Wed 18:00 20:30 12/09/2012 26/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER048 Italian Advanced Thu 18:30 20:30 08/11/2012 21/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Wed 15:00 17:30 12/09/2012 26/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NPR097 Italian Advanced Conversation Wed 13:30 15:30 07/11/2012 20/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Fast Track Thu 15:00 17:30 13/09/2012 27/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NPR409 Italian Advanced Conversation Introduction Wed 13:30 15:30 26/09/2012 24/10/2012 5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Mon 12:00 14:30 10/09/2012 24/06/2013

33

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER553 Italian Advanced Introduction Thu 18:30 20:30 27/09/2012 25/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HEF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Mon 18:00 20:30 10/09/2012 24/06/2013

33

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER128 Italian Beginners Wed 18:30 20:30 07/11/2012 20/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Tue 09:30 12:00 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER552 Italian for Beginners Introduction Wed 18:30 20:30 26/09/2012 24/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Tue 15:00 17:30 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER551 Italian for Improvers Introduction Thu 18:30 20:30 27/09/2012 25/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Thu 09:30 12:00 13/09/2012 27/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER535 Italian Improvers Thu 18:30 20:30 08/11/2012 21/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

HEF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Thu 18:00 20:30 13/09/2012 27/06/2013

35

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER333 Italian Language, Culture and Holidays Thu 18:30 20:30 18/04/2013 16/05/2013

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

HPF331 Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and 2 Fri 09:30 12:00 14/09/2012 28/06/2013

34

£0.00

£0.00

C

✓

NER558 Polish for Beginners Introduction Thu 18:30 20:30 27/09/2012 25/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER524 GCSE English Introduction Tue 18:00 20:30 18/09/2012 09/10/2012

4

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER413 Spanish Beginners Tue 18:30 20:30 06/11/2012 19/03/2013

16

£120.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER525 GCSE Mathematics Introduction Mon 18:00 20:30 17/09/2012 08/10/2012

4

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

NER555 Spanish for Beginners Introduction Tue 18:30 20:30 25/09/2012 23/10/2012

5

£37.50

£0.00

E

✓

SER001 GCSE Science Introduction Tue 17:30 20:30 11/09/2012 02/10/2012

4

£45.00

£0.00

E

✓

NER545 Spanish for Improvers Introduction Mon 18:30 20:30 24/09/2012 22/10/2012

5

£37.50

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NER557 German for Beginners Introduction Wed 18:30 20:30 26/09/2012 24/10/2012

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AEF397 Level 2 Certificate in Music Technology Mon 18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 10/06/2013

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HPF021 English Pre-Entry and Entry Level 1 Tue 09:30 12:00 11/09/2012 25/06/2013

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Sign Language & Deaf Awareness Day

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EES045 Level 3 Award in Environmental Technology Systems Thu 18:00 21:00 13/09/2012 11/10/2012 5 £80.00

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EES046 Level 3 Award in the Installation of Small Scale Solar Photovoltaic Systems Mon & Tue18:00 21:00 14/01/2013 23/04/2013 12 £380.00 £58.00 A EES046 Level 3 Award in the Installation of Small Scale Solar Photovoltaic Systems Mon & Tue18:00 21:00 10/09/2012 04/12/2012 12 £380.00 £58.00 A

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NPR201 Introduction to Volunteering Skills and Support Wed 09:30 12:00 19/09/2012 10/10/2012 4

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EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 22/09/2012 22/09/2012 1 £50.00 £0.00

A A student aged 16-18 on 31st August in the academic year which the course started (exl. recreational courses)

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EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 02/02/2013 02/02/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00

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D A student aged 19-23 on a first full level 2 programme (Please complete additional form).

EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 23/03/2013 23/03/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00

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EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 20/04/2013 20/04/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00

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EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 20/10/2012 20/10/2012 1 £50.00 £0.00

F A student aged 19-23 enrolling on an Entry Level or Full Level 1 programme whose intention it is to progress to a Full Level 2 course. (Please complete additional form).

EPS057 Introductory Welding Skills using Virtual Welding Technology Sat 10:00 14:00 15/06/2013 15/06/2013 1 £50.00 £0.00

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G A student who is unemployed and on state benefits other than Job Seekers or ESA(WRAG) and needs skills training to help them to enter work (Please complete additional form) H A student who is an unemployed dependant of those in receipt of state benefits.

Proof must be shown and the name of the dependant must be included on the benefit documents J A student aged 19+ enrolling on GCSE Maths or English where they have not already achieved at grade A* to C Please Note: ● Documentary evidence confirming that you meet the criteria for

remission of fees is required before any remission can be given.

This should be brought with you when you enrol. ● Some courses may carry extra costs for materials for which an additional fee may be charged. ● Information is correct as at time of publication (June 2012) but may be subject to change. ● Students claiming remission of tuition fees are entitled to enrol for a maximum of two free courses in any one term.

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Sam’s got what it takes to be a hairdressing success story SAM Jackson, aged 24 from Fenton, joined NULC in 2011 to study an NVQ Level 2 in Hairdressing.

He had come to NULC after studying performing arts and deciding on a career change.

Even though he had no previous hairdressing experience, Sam knew he wanted to pursue a career in the industry and was keen to take on the challenge.

He gained an Apprenticeship placement at Athene Salon in Longton where he works four days a week, with one day spent at College.

Sam has completed his Apprenticeship and is now progressing to the NVQ Level 3 in Hairdressing which he is also on schedule to complete in

record time. Sam said:“Starting a hairdressing qualification with no past experience was certainly daunting but as soon as walked in to the salon at College I felt right at home.”

He continued:“The College have been incredibly supportive all the way through my Apprenticeship and when I was awarded Student of the Month it was great to be recognised for my hard work by the Principal.

“I’m determined to succeed as a professional hairdresser and have benefitted from great training from inspirational staff at both the College and my placement.”

Karen Hulme, lecturer in Hair and Beauty at NULC said:“Sam works and studies extremely hard, he has an exceptional gift for hairdressing and I know he will go far in his career.”

JCB staff dig in for

Back row (left to right): Dave Rutter (Engineering Assessor at NULC), Jamie Richards, Dave Batt, Wayne Boden, Andy Dyer, Matt Ainger and John Plant (JCB Cab Systems Quality Manager).

Front row (left to right): Rob Owen (JCB Cab Systems Director/General Manager), Ben Coulson and Geoff Shaughnessy.

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ORE employees at Staffordshirebased construction giant JCB received NVQ awards recently as part of a company-wide training initiative.

A group of eight employees has completed the NVQ Level 2 in Engineering Technical Support and were presented with certificates earlier this year as part of an awards ceremony at JCB Cab

Systems based in Rugeley.

JCB approached NULC asking the College to develop a bespoke NVQ to fit with and accredit a Fundamental Skills training package being offered to JCB employees.

Rob Owen, JCB Cab Systems Director/ General Manager, said: “As a company we like to invest in our workforce and provide them with a range of career opportunities.

“Staff have benefited enormously from receiving professional training. I’m extremely proud of them.”

Newcastle-under-Lyme College Principal and Chief Executive Karen Dobson said:“This achievement at JCB yet again showcases the wealth of high quality, cost effective and flexible courses available to employers and demonstrates that colleges are uniquely placed to offer

affordable, effective training which fits around the needs of businesses.”

She added:“Colleges play a vital role in building Britain’s future, providing a huge range of opportunities for individuals and businesses to build world class skills to strengthen our economy.

“I hope JCB’s success will inspire other local employers to make use of the resources provided by the College to drive their businesses forward.”

Prison officer wins training award APPRENTICE Tanya Savage has been awarded a Personal Achievement Award in the Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Apprenticeship Recognition Awards.

Tanya, aged 23 from Stoke-on-Trent, undertook a Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Custodial Care while working as a Prison Custody Officer at HMP Dovegate.

Ray Duckworth, Contract Director HMP Dovegate, endorsed Tanya’s nomination and said:“Tanya is a dedicated and talented young PCO who has demonstrated a remarkable ability to learn and develop in her skills as an officer.”

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Apprenticeship in three prisons – HMP Doncaster, HMP Dovegate and HMP Lowdham Grange.

Tanya said:“I feel really honoured to be recognised and receive an award.

“I have really enjoyed my course and have worked really hard to complete my apprenticeship.

“The support I have received from both HMP Dovegate and Newcastle-under-Lyme College has been fantastic; I really appreciate the time and effort everyone has put into my education.

“I’m now looking forward to a successful career as a Prisoner Custody Officer.”

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Apprentices show benefits to businesses BUSINESSES across North Staffordshire are being urged to consider taking on an apprentice from one of the area’s leading training providers.

NULC provides apprenticeships in more than a dozen areas including Accounting, Business and Administration, Construction, Childcare, Electrical Installation, Engineering, Hairdressing, Health and Social Care, Retail and IT. Last year the College reported a record increase in the number of people taking up an apprenticeship, resulting in a need for more employers to offer apprentice roles within their organisations.

Kerry Bonfiglio-Bains, Managing Director of Newcastle-based recruitment agency Appointments Personnel, is one of more than 400 local employers who have employed an apprentice through the College.

Kerry said:“I’d urge all local employers to consider hiring an apprentice, regardless of what sector they’re in. All the apprentices I have come in to contact with at NULC have been professional, dedicated and eager to learn.”

Max Powell She added:“I was so impressed that I now regularly work with the College to provide talks and workshops to young people interested in business.”

Kerry’s apprentice is Max Powell, aged 18 from Newcastle. Max is undertaking an Apprenticeship in Business Administration whilst gaining valuable experience at the recruitment agency.

Max said:“I completed the Network to Work course at NULC before starting the apprenticeship, which taught me valuable skills like interview training, networking and CV writing. It really helped my confidence and the workshops gave me a very useful insight into the business sector.”

He continued:“I thoroughly enjoy being an apprentice; I get to earn money whilst I’m learning in a real workplace environment. The College and my employer have been really supportive and I’ve learnt so much about the business environment already. In the future I hope to run my own business just like Kerry.”

With an apprentice salary starting at around £97 per week, employers can benefit from an extra member of staff and receive ongoing support from an experienced apprenticeship assessor who will visit the apprentice in the workplace to minimise disruption to the business.

Vicky Boulton-Clarke, Head of Employer Training at NULC, said:“I’d urge any businesses who are interested in recruiting an apprentice or who want to train an existing employee through the apprenticeship scheme to get in touch with the College’s apprenticeships team.”

To find out more about Newcastle-under-Lyme College’s apprenticeships and other workplace training programmes, visit www.nulc.ac.uk/employer or contact the Employer Training team on 01782 254376.

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Five-a-side raises cash for legend’s charity THE College and Sainsbury’s held a five-a-side tournament in aid of Gordon Banks’ charity.

Each participating player, paid £2 and all proceeds went to Gordon Banks’ chosen charity, the Alzheimer’s Society.

The day was based around the 2012 European Championships, and each squad got allocated a team from the tournament.

Spain ended up winning a penalty shootout against Croatia in the final.

Overall, the day was a huge success with over 100 students taking part.

Going the extra mile STAFF and students from across NULC took part in the Sport Relief Mile.

The event was organised

by NULC students and official 2012 Game Makers Bethany Wragg, aged 16 who studies AS Geography, Psychology, PE and Biology, Ross Thompson and Sam Botham, both 17, who study the BTEC Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science.

Fashion show on the catwalk STUDENTS studying Level 1 Beauty Therapy and Level 1 Hairdressing hosted a Catwalk Show in aid of the Donna Louise Trust.

They displayed their work which was produced as part of their foundation project qualification.

The theme was the ‘Dark Side’ and students have taken inspiration from characters including Cruella Deville and Vodoo Dolls.

The show featured hair, make-up, nail and costume designs by students.

Staff and students work hard to support community neighbours Marathon run in memory of colleague

Erwan Barkes and Shannon Downward take part in the Public Service fun day.

Inset: Kelly Handley and Lauren Middleton collect cash for the Douglas Macmillan Hospice.

Louise Stalder

Fun day supports

LOCAL HOSPICE B TEC Level 3 Public Services students from Newcastleunder-Lyme College (NULC) organised a charity Fun Day in aid of the Douglas Macmillan Hospice.

Kelly Handley, aged 18 from Sneyd Green, is in her first year studying Public Services at NULC. Kelly inspired her fellow students to raise money for the Douglas Macmillan Hospice after her step-father spent time at the Barlaston Road Hospice before dying from Cancer.

Kelly said:“Obviously the Douglas Macmillan Hospice is a cause close to my heart. It costs approximately £8million per year to keep the hospice running, with the services being mainly paid for from voluntary income, so I’m really grateful that all the students decided to support the charity and raise money for such a worthy local cause.”

The event took place on Friday 1 June at the College’s main campus on Knutton Road with students inviting their families to take part in the day.

The event was organised by BTEC Level 3 Public Services students as part of the teamwork and leadership module on their course.

During the day there was a raffle with prizes including Alton Towers tickets and a personal shopping experience at Cheshire Oaks.

There was a BBQ, live music provided by Music Technology students and Nail Art provided by the Transform Salon. Newcastle-underLyme Fire Station also attended the event with a fire engine and the Army also supplied a giant inflatable assault course to provide activities on the day.

Jill Salt, Public Services Lecturer said:“Every year Public Services

students organise a charity event and last year students raised over £2500 in just one week for local charities. It’s great that the students are so keen to put back in to the local community.”

Commenting on Kelly’s involvement in the event, Jill said:“Kelly’s had a particularly hard year but she’s not let her personal life affect her college work and she continues to be a real asset to the college. With the hard work and determination Kelly has shown towards the fundraising, I know she will go on to achieve great things in a career in Public Services.”

BTEC Public Services is a vocational course which prepares students for a career in the uniformed forces. ● To find out more about studying a BTEC Public Services course at NULC visit www.nulc.ac.uk, call 01782 254254 or email info@nulc.ac.uk

Staff walk around the world in 100 days INTREPID staff from the College joined a virtual walk around the world in 100 days to raise money for charity.

The 48 members of staff started the virtual walk in January and quickly covered 1527 miles, to take them part way across Romania.

The generous staff members then covered a total of 24,902 miles by May, using pedometers to track their daily footsteps around the College. They also took extra exercise outside of work as they each needed to cover approximately five miles per day to reach their target on time.

The energetic team raised money for the North Staffs Special Olympics, part of the Special Olympics Great Britain team, which offer year-round sport training and competition opportunities for people with learning disabilities. The programme is designed to allow athletes of all ages and abilities to learn, enjoy and benefit from participation in individual and team sports.

For more information about courses for young people and adults with learning disabilities at NULC, call 01782 254254, email info@nulc.ac.uk or visit www.nulc.ac.uk

Advice and Enrolment Event for Adults

LECTURER Louise Stalder ran the 2012 London Marathon to raise money for the Douglas Macmillan Hospice after her friend and NULC colleague Marianne Howe died of cancer.

Louise, aged 33 from Stone, has also organised a number of fundraising events in the run up to the London Marathon to help raise as much money as possible.

Louise works part-time as a lecturer in Early Years at NULC and also has two young children aged three and five, but she still manages fit in marathon training around four times a week. Louise hits the roads and lanes in her home town of Stone during the mornings before heading in to work.

Louise said: to “I have received loads of support and would like to thank all my friends, family and colleagues for their help enabling me to reach my fundraising target of £2,000.”

Chris saddles up for 24-hour bike marathon AN apprentice from Newcastleunder-Lyme College (NULC) is attempting the London to Paris Cycle Ride in 24 hours.

Chris Caci, aged 18 from Etruria, has set himself the challenge to complete the gruelling ride in July and raise £1,200 for charity.

Chris, who works at the College as a Learner Liaison Worker and is studying towards a Level 3 Apprenticeship in IT, said:“I love a challenge and this will certainly be a life changing experience.

“I’m really hoping to meet my fundraising target and would appreciate any support from the local community.”

You can follow Chris’s fundraising efforts on Facebook by searching ChriscaciLondon2Paris24 and Twitter @L2P242012 or to sponsor Chris visit www.justgiving.com/ Christopher-Caci

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Before

After

Dance lecturer Faye Matthews undergoes her makeover.

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ROM the moment Faye Matthews walked into the Transform Salon and Spa she felt that she was in professional hands.

The dance lecturer had initially been nervous when asked by Newcastle-under-Lyme College’s hairdressing lecturers to be a model for a makeover.

But she was only too happy to help the College-based salon to demonstrate its on-trend skills in giving clients access to the latest fashionable looks.

Her hair was styled by experts who used a layering technique to take out volume and exaggerate the length, and was then dip-dyed to give the illusion of deep roots shaded through dark ash brown and copper to very blond ends.

“We gave Faye a look familiar to followers of the catwalk and celebrity scene,” said Anthony Keates, the lecturer who cut and styled her hair together with colleague Amy Stott.“We used Matrix colours to achieve the look we had discussed with her during the consultation.”

Faye, who teaches A Level students at the College, was also given a make-up makeover by Beauty Therapy Lecturer Laura Price who created a “1940s pin-up look with a modern edge” using MAC Cosmetics brow powder and a MAC palette of ash browns and metallic opal for the eyes.

Afterwards a delighted Faye said:“I thought the salon was lovely – very professional and clean. There’s a modern feel with purple décor, and they have the latest products.

“I was really pleased with my makeover. It’s made me look quite different and I received a lot of compliments.”

The Transform Salon and Spa, which is situated on the ground floor of the College, is open to the general public as well as College staff and students.

Run by NVQ Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy trainees – around half of them adults - who are fully supervised at all times by qualified tutors with vast industry experience, the salon and spa offers a range of services from a quick manicure to a new hair style or relaxing massage.

From September, the salon will operate for two days a week (Wednesday and Friday) with Academy status when it will be staffed by high-achieving Academy students, and for the other three days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) as a Commercial Training venue.

“On the Academy days our more capable learners who have aspired to meet the industry standards will provide a more rounded and professional experience,” said Anthony, Curriculum Manager for Hair and Beauty and Holistic Therapy.“On the other days clients will be served in a training centre environment, at a vastly reduced rate.”

SUMMER OPENING TIMES (FROM JULY 17 TO AUGUST 24): Tuesday and Wednesday 10am-4pm TIMES FROM SEPTEMBER: Monday-Thursday 9.15am-7.45pm. Friday 9.30am-4pm

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The College’s Transform Salon and Spa offers a wide range of hair, beauty and holistic therapy services at affordable prices.

The Salon is open to members of the public throughout the year.

Call 01782 254321 or email transform@nulc.ac.uk quoting ref. NEWYOU for details of our latest special offers and promotions. www.nulc.ac.uk/transform

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SPORTS CENTRE T Senior Duty Manager Emma Broadhurst.

Find us on social media THE Gordon Banks Sports Centre has launched its own social media pages.

The thriving sports centre is keen to connect with the local community and has consequently launched Facebook and Twitter pages.

Senior Duty Manager of the Sports Centre Emma Broadhurst is managing the site on a day-to-day basis providing health tips, class timetables and events.

She said:“Our followers are increasing daily and I’m really enjoying the opportunity to communicate with our members and the community using social media.

She continued:“I aim to be informative and friendly online offering health tips and also showcasing the great classes and facilities we have available.

“People can now keep update with the latest news from us whilst they’re on the move, meaning they never need miss a session or event again!”

Join in the conversation online by following the Gordon Banks Sports Centre on Twitter @GBSportsCentre and Liking the Facebook page by visiting www.facebook.com/Gordon BanksSportsCentre

HE Gordon Banks Sports Centre at Newcastle-underLyme College has reported a record increase in the number of people signing up for monthly membership.

Over 200 new members took advantage of the free month special offer and signed up to the Centre’s monthly membership scheme between January and March 2012.

Anyone interested in getting fit and shaping up for Summer 2012 can contact the Sports Centre to book an induction or simply pop along to the Knutton Lane Centre to have a look around.

Monthly members can take advantage of unlimited use of the gym, unlimited access to studio classes and use of the Transform Spa. Membership prices start from £15 a month.

Gordon Banks OBE officially opened the £5 million centre, which is located on the new £60 million Newcastle-under-Lyme College site on Knutton Lane, in 2010.

Carl Ziemann, Manager of the Gordon Banks Sports Centre said:“We’re delighted by the number of new members since the start of the year and would urge anyone who is interested in getting fit or increasing the amount of exercise they do to come along to the Sports Centre to have a look around.

“A lot of people weren’t aware there was such a great facility on their door step.”

He continued:“Our monthly membership prices offer great value for money. We have a gym, sports centre, dance studio and outdoor pitches all available for use by the public.”

The Gordon Banks Sports Centre is home to a 25 station gym, air

conditioned dance studio, sports hall and outdoor pitches. The dance studio offers a range of classes including Zumba, Boxercise and Pilates.

The facilities are also available to hire and are currently used by various local clubs including a number of 7-a-side football leagues.

JOIN IN OUR FITNESS CLASSES MON 5:15-6pm Circuit Training

TUES WEDS

12:15-1pm Pilates

THURS

12:15-1pm Circuit Training 5-6pm Yoga

FRI SAT

6-7pm Zumba 6-7pm Legs, Bums & Tums 6-7pm Zumba

7-8pm Circuit Training

8-9pm Pilates

7-8pm Boxercise 7-8pm Zumba 6-7pm Boxercise

● To find out more about the Gordon Banks Sports Centre or book an induction, call 01782 254300, contact the Sports Centre reception on sportscentre@nulc.ac.uk or visit www.nulc.ac.uk/sportscentre

ALREADY A MEMBER? Introduce a friend to the Gordon Banks Sports Centre and you get one month’s

8-9pm Bokwa 8-9pm Power Yoga

6-7pm Zumba

10-11am Circuit Training

membership

FREE!*

Looking for an affordable gym?

The Gordon Banks Sports Centre offers pay-as-you-go and monthly gym memberships to members of the public at competitive prices.

The 25-station gym features state-of-the-art cardiovascular and weight-training equipment. We also run a number of popular fitness classes in our large, air-conditioned dance studio.

www.nulc.ac.uk/sportscentre *T&Cs apply – please visit: www.nulc.ac.uk/sportscentre for details.

Timetable correct at time of print but may be subject to change

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To find out more about the Academy of Sport at NULC visit www.nulc.ac.uk/sport or contact Trevor Humphreys on 01782 254269, or email sport@nulc.ac.uk

THE College hosted a charity football match at the Britannia Stadium in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society.

World Cup legend Gordon Banks and former Port Vale boss John Rudge captained the teams, which were made up of 20 NULC Academy of Sport students and 10 staff members from the College.

The match was open to staff, students and the public with spectators paying a donation of £1 at the turnstiles.

Trevor Humphreys, Academy of Sport Manager at NULC said:“The match was organised as an incentive for the Academy of Sport students and to reward them for all the hard work and commitment they show to both the College and their chosen sport.”

Players needed to raise a minimum of £20 sponsorship to take part on the day and the team that raised the most money was awarded home team status, with the opportunity to use the Stoke City home changing rooms and wear the Stoke City strip.

Trevor added:“Gordon

Banks is a great supporter of NULC and regularly gives his time to come along to college events and meet students.

“We wanted to give something back so all sponsorship money and proceeds from the event will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Society, which is Gordon’s

chosen charity.” ● Our picture shows student players with soccer legend Gordon Banks and Stoke City Director of Football John Rudge. Inset, action from the game.

Student team scoops

TEENAGE hurdler James Taylor won Junior Individual of the Year at The Sentinel’s Sports Personality of the Year Awards.

James, aged 17 from Stoke, is a member of the NULC Academy of Sport and was nominated for the award by Academy Manager Trevor Humphreys.

James attended the glittering awards ceremony held at the King’s Hall in Stoke, where he was presented with his award by Port Vale Manager Micky Adams.

Trevor said:“We’re all delighted at James’ success.

James is determined to succeed and constantly raises the bar in his sport. For James to be recognised for his achievements is fantastic and I know everyone at NULC will support him as he goes on to achieve great things in his sporting career.”

James, who studies the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport at NULC, became the Midlands youth champion in August when he sped to a clear victory in the under-17’s 100m hurdles in 13.37 seconds.

That same month, he also collected relay silver in the 4x100m sprint at the European Youth Olympic Festival in Turkey. James won Gold in the 110m Hurdles at the British Colleges Sport National Athletics Championships held in Gateshead in June 2012.

BIG MEDAL HAUL S

TUDENTS from Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) came away with a haul of medals and three national championships at the British Colleges Sport (BCS) National Championships recently.

The BCS National Championships were held at Bath University on the weekend of Friday 30th March-1st April, with 22 students from NULC chosen to represent the West Midlands region following trials at the Lilleshall National Sports Centre.

The men’s Volleyball Squad was crowned national champions with Gold whilst the ladies volleyball team just missed out in fourth.

Jemma Causley, aged 18 from Trentham, won Gold for swimming, Roxanna Keshavarz, aged 18 from

Adderely Green, won Silver in Squash and Natalie Slater, aged 18 from Kidsgrove, won Gold for Table Tennis.

The other NULC students to compete included Sam Botham aged 16 from Meir Hay in cross country and Grant Hamnett aged 16 from Porthill in swimming.

The BCS National Championships take place once a year during the spring term and are one of biggest

annual multi-sport events in the UK. Each year more than 2500 students and staff from all over the UK meet up for sporting competition in 15 different sports.

Trevor Humphreys, Academy of Sport Manager at NULC, said: ”The students have worked extremely hard to get physically fit for the national championships and this success is testament to their hard work and dedication.

“The results have shown that Newcastle-under-Lyme College is becoming one of the most successful Colleges within the region and nationally for sport.”

Natalie Slater, a member of the College’s Elite Sports Performance Programme, said:“I’m delighted to have won Gold at the national championships.

“The College has supported me every step of the way from fitness training to sport kit funding!”

The Elite Sports Performance Programme (ESPP) was introduced by the College as part of the NULC Academy of Sport to allow talented athletes to continue with their academic studies, while training and competing to the highest level.

The ESPP is open to students who have represented the county or above in a chosen sport within the last academic year.

Professionals put players through their paces FIFTEEN talented footballers from Newcastle-under-Lyme College’s Football Academy took part in a coaching day organised by the Professional Football Association (PFA).

The students travelled to Aston Villa Football Club in May, where they met a host of professional footballers. They were also put through their paces during the day.

Those involved, Ali Cope, Liam Chadwick,

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Josh Gordon, Jordan Cole, Liam Keegans, Jordan Roberts, Liam Dalgarno, Kyle Bailey, Josh Foxall, Tom Brown, Tom McGuinness, Leon Probert, Jordan Rigby, Charlie Ryles and Toby Bell are all members of the award-winning NULC Academy of Sport.

As part of the Academy programme, they are able to receive coaching and play football at a competitive level while completing their college studies. Earlier in the year it was

reported that NULC Football Academy student Josh Brown, aged 17 from Werrington, was selected for the England College’s Football Squad. Josh progressed through four rounds of trials to be selected for the 22-man squad.

NULC Academy of Sport is committed to being one of the region’s top sports institutions and offers sports academies in Men’s and Ladies Football, Basketball, Netball, Ruby, Athletics, Badminton and Volleyball.

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Two teams are the national champs THE Academy’s Men’s and Mixed Volleyball teams were crowned National Champions at the British Colleges National Cup Finals.

The Mixed Volleyball squad overcame Taunton College from Southampton with a 2-0 final score while the Men’s squad beat Barton Peveril Sixth Form College from Hampshire, again by 2-0.

Trevor Humphreys, NULC Academy of Sport Manager, said:“Week after week, TEAM:NULC are coming home with tremendous scores and being crowned National Champions is a great end to a tough year. The students from the NULC Academy of Sport are extremely dedicated and disciplined and continue to raise the standard of sport played amongst their peers.“

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Paralympic event raises awareness

OLYMPIC hopeful Kate Dennison visited students at Newcastle-under-Lyme College to chat to students as part of the College commitment to sport.

Kate, aged 27, is a pole vaulter and held the British Record for two years between 2009 and 2011, taking it from 4.45m to 4.60m.

She said:“I’ve had a brilliant day at the College and I’m very impressed by the facilities the students have here.

“It has been great to chat to young people and hopefully inspire them to take up a career in sport.”

Kate spent the day at the College where she toured the

£60 million campus on Knutton Lane and gave workshops with a number of students from subject areas including Sport, Public Services and Foundation Studies.

NULC is a member of the London 2012 Get Set network, in recognition of its commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic Values.

Kate’s first World Final resulted in a 6th placed finish at the 2009 IAAF World Championship in Berlin with a height of 4.55m. She then went on to win a Bronze medal in the 2010 Commonwealth Championships in Delhi.

National accolades for top sports performers FIVE students from Newcastle-under-Lyme College’s (NULC) Academy of Sport have been selected to represent national teams.

Ami Pickerill, aged 18 from Alsager, Sherry McCue, aged 17 from Market Drayton, David Meakin, aged 17 from the Westlands, and Josh Brown, aged 17 from Werrington, have been called up for the England Netball, Ladies Football, Men’s Rugby and Men’s Football squads respectively.

Ami has been selected for the England Under 19 Netball Europe Squad and the British Colleges Sport England Netball Squad.

Sherry was chosen for the Ladies Under 19 England Football Squad and attended the England Ladies Under 19 Training Camp.

David, a scrum half or centre has been selected for the England Rugby Squad after going through a series of trials and attended the England training camp.

Josh progressed through four rounds of trials to get selected for the 22-man England Colleges Football Squad.

Jade Boulton, aged 17, from Rode Heath, has been selected for the Wales under-18’s Ladies’ Football Squad.

The students are also part of the Academy of Sport’s Elite Sports Performance Programme (ESPP), members of which receive benefits including financial support, free use of the facilities at the Gordon Banks Sports Centre and visits to university workshops. ● To find out more about the NULC Academy of Sport, visit www.nulc.ac.uk/sport or email sport@nulc.ac.uk or call 01782 254269.

Jade Boulton

Ami Pickerill

Sherry McCue

David Meakin

Josh Brown

SPORT students from Newcastle-under-Lyme College organised a special Paralympic-themed event to raise awareness of the challenges faced by Paralympic athletes.

Around 80 pupils from local high schools, including Sir Thomas Boughey and Trentham High School, attended the event on Thursday 29 March at the Colleges £6 million Gordon Banks Sports Centre.

The event provided pupils with the opportunity to participate in a range of Paralympic-themed games, including Wheel Chair Basketball, Blindfolded Football, Seated Volleyball, Bocchia and Goalball.

The day has been organised by 33 first year Sport Science students as part of the performance-based project element of their BTEC course. During the day students raised an amazing £639.60 for charity Fight for Sight through a number of raffles, auctions and stalls.

On the day, a number of athletes and sporting ambassadors attended the event including Ian Marsden (current GB Paralympic Athlete), Jenny Booth (Gold Medalist Swimmer in Atlanta 1996), Andy Flowers (Head Coach of Stoke Spitfires Wheel Chair Club) and Angela Smith (Olympic Ambassador for Staffordshire).

Shelly Brown, Curriculum Manager for Sport, said: “NULC has a growing reputation for sports participation and we’re delighted to be able to invite local school pupils to come to the College to meet with current students, sample the sports facilities and most importantly have fun whilst learning.”

Throughout the day, students from other courses at the College provided entertainment. Music Technology students performed live DJ sets and A Level Dance students performed an ‘Opening Ceremony’.

NULC is a member of the London 2012 Get Set network, in recognition of its commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic Values.

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EWCASTLE-under-Lyme College (NULC) is celebrating after one of its staff members has been selected to work for the official London 2012 Medical Team.

Sports Therapy lecturer Anthony Bosson submitted an application back in October 2010 and has fought off strong competition from over 250,000 applicants to be selected this month.

Talking about the selection process Anthony said:“I had to attend a series of interviews which assessed my knowledge, application and practical skills in relation to sports injury and sports massage therapy. Finally all successful applicants had to attend a test event, for example the British Swimming Championships to demonstrate their ability to perform at major events.”

Anthony, aged 42 from Lichfield, works at the College as a lecturer for the Sport Department delivering VTCT Level 3 and 4 Diplomas in Sports Massage, and BTEC Sport and Exercise Science specialising in Sports Massage and Sports Injuries.

As a busy member of staff at NULC, Anthony also works as a Sports Therapist for the NULC Academy of Sport and provides sports injury rehabilitation for the Academy’s Elite Athletes who compete at regional and national level.

Anthony explains his role during the Olympics:“I’ll be working for the official 2012 Medical Team based in the Athletes Village, which is at the heart of the Olympic Park. I’ll also be seconded to the Aquatics Centre for the swimming and water polo games. My key responsibilities will be the assessment and treatment of sports injuries including the provision of sports massage therapy to all Olympic athletes.”

Commenting on how the experience

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Anthony Bosson pictured at the World Swimming Championship in Manchester in 2008.

will help his career Anthony says:“Above all, I will gain immense fulfillment and increased motivation to achieve further success. The experience will also be conveyed to our students at NULC to encourage them to identify their own aspirations and achieve their dreams.“ Anthony is fast becoming a recognisable face amongst students at NULC for his achievements in the sporting arena:“On hearing the good news, the students have been very pleased for me, in fact some have already got the motivation bug to achieve big things for themselves. It’s great for them to see that local people can achieve great things in their careers.”

He continues:“My colleague Shelly Brown and her team are outstanding and exceptionally supportive in everything

I’m involved with at NULC. The College are building a great reputation for sporting achievements and I’m proud to be apart of the 2012 sporting legacy.”

Summing up the achievement of his role in the 2012 Olympics Anthony says: “Sport is my passion and Sports Therapy has provided invaluable opportunities for me to work at European and World Championship level, but the Olympic Games is a pinnacle in my career and it doesn’t get any better than getting to work on world class athletes on your home soil.” ● To find out more about Sports Therapy courses at NULC visit www.nulc.ac.uk or contact the Information Point on 01782 254254 or info@nulc.ac.uk

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