NURSE GRAPHIC DESIGNER TEACHER ACCOUNTANT CIVIL ENGINEER SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER
HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST SALES REPRESENTATIVE
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HUMAN RESOURCES SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST
SALES REPRESENTATIVE INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER 2025/26
Thursday 20 March 2025 4:30pm-7:30pm
FROM PRINCIPAL JAMES SCOTT
WHATEVER YOUR FUTURE CAREER ASPIRATION, WE’VE GOT THE EDUCATION AND SKILLS TO GET YOU THERE. WE’RE HERE TO UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL AS YOU MAKE THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT NEXT STEPS TOWARDS YOUR SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AMBITION OR PASSION, MARPLE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE IS THE PLACE TO BE!
The world of further education can seem quite complex. There are so many options for you to choose from. For school leavers, we provide a wide range of A Level subjects, as well as vocational and technical qualifications such as BTECs and T Levels.
If you’re not sure which path to choose, our amazing Careers and School Liaison teams will help you through all the different options and help you make a decision that’s right for you.
Marple Sixth Form College is a small and friendly campus. Here with us, you are an individual member of our college community, not just a student number! We have a strong track record in unlocking the potential that exists in each and every one of you to help create better futures. We are here to help you develop the skills, attitudes and behaviours needed to thrive in your career and personal life.
All this is delivered by our fantastic colleagues. They have huge amounts of expertise and continuously strive to provide an exceptional student experience.
Alongside education and skills, we know that college life is about more than just studying. It’s about the opportunities that exist beyond the classroom, helping you to be the best version of you. We offer a whole host of extra-curricular activities, from student societies, volunteering, engagement in climate change and sustainability to student democracy, sports and active leisure. These groups, activities and opportunities enrich our students’ lives, giving you new and valuable skills and friendships to go with your qualification.
We’re here to set you up for a successful future. Whatever that may be. Some of our past students have gone on to study at the University of Oxford and Russell Group universities. This year 89% of our students secured their first choice of university. Whatever you want to do, wherever you want to go, Marple Sixth Form College can help you get there.
First things first, take a look through this prospectus and check out our website, which has more detail on all the courses and support on offer. Then we’d love to meet you – come and see us on one of our open days, speak to our colleagues, meet current students, and have a look around. It’s a brilliant opportunity to get all the information you need to make a decision on the next steps for your education.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
James Scott, Principal & CEO
We are made up of four unique colleges who all provide exceptional learning opportunities for school leavers across Greater Manchester. As a Group, we offer a wide range of learning and enrichment opportunities aimed at ensuring that you are fully equipped with the skills and experience for your next steps, whatever your ambitions may be. Whichever college you choose, you will benefit from our combined commitment to outstanding learning, exceptional support, and amazing experiences, all tailored to your future career goals.
Find out more about our college campuses.
Over 13,000 learners across our colleges
Trafford College
TRAFFORD COLLEGE
With a campus in both Altrincham and Stretford, and nearly 200 courses available, offering everything from A Levels to T Levels and vocational qualifications, as well as apprenticeships and adult education, Trafford College is one of the biggest education providers in the borough.
At Trafford College, we have a course for everyone, so whatever your ambitions are, we will be able to help.
THE CHEADLE COLLEGE
We have excellent results in both A Level and vocational courses making The Cheadle College a great option, whatever you are hoping to study. We treat every student as an individual and our exceptional support staff will make sure you have everything you need to succeed. Our new £27m campus redevelopment, is also planned to open at the end of 2025.
MARPLE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
Offering much more than just an education, Marple Sixth Form College is a small, friendly campus that prides itself on creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment. Staff and students all know each other and work together for individual and collective success in qualifications, personal confidence, and development.
STOCKPORT COLLEGE
Specialising in vocational courses, Stockport College is the perfect choice if you prefer practical courses which provide you with real-world experience and skills. Studying at our new £25m campus will give you the knowledge and confidence to enter employment or go to university after you leave college.
I presumed Oxford was only for a certain few, but then found out this wasn’t the case so decided to give it a go. I’ve always loved science and maths and I really love reading different books about these topics. But what interests me most is the thought process behind these facts, so I feel like the route I may take could be research.
A LEVELS:
PHYSICS (A*)
BIOLOGY (A*)
MATHS (A*)
FURTHER MATHS (A*)
PROGRESSION: PHYSICS AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY
A LEVELS: PSYCHOLOGY (C), (B) SOCIOLOGY (B), (B) LAW (C), (B)
PROGRESSION: BOTH HAVE SECURED PLACES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER TO STUDY ADULT NURSING
PROGRESSION: APPRENTICESHIP WITH THE GREATER MANCHESTER POLICE FORCE
COURSE & GRADE: BTEC EXTENDED NATIONAL DIPLOMA IT D*D*D
PROGRESSION: CYBER SECURITY AT THE UNIVERSITY CENTRE STOCKPORT COLLEGE
A LEVELS: ENGLISH LITERATURE (A) SOCIOLOGY (A) HISTORY (B)
PROGRESSION: UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER TO STUDY DRAMA
A LEVELS: T LEVEL ENGINEERING
PROGRESSION: APPRENTICESHIP WITH ALSTOM TRANSPORT
A LEVELS: CRIMINOLOGY (A) SOCIOLOGY (A) PSYCHOLOGY (B)
PROGRESSION: HNC/D ENGINEERING AT TRAFFORD COLLEGE
Our Marple Sixth Form is located close to the village centre and is a small and friendly campus. With a dedicated college bus, getting to and from campus is easy.
The campus is surrounded by extensive playing fields and lots of green spaces. From many classroom windows you can enjoy stunning views of Manchester, Cheshire and Derbyshire.
Our facilities are dedicated to helping you get the most out of your studies, so whether it’s A Levels, Vocational or T Levels, our fit for purpose classrooms, workshops and study spaces offer inspiring environments to help you study and relax.
CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
ICT Centre
150 Seat Theatre
Dedicated Library Services
Specialist Creative Arts Green Spaces
50-seat Cinema
Fitness Suite
Sports Hall
When you join us, you enrol on much more than just a course. Our students told us they want to develop their skills and personal character just as much as their subject knowledge.
That's why, in collaboration with our students, we have developed a personal and professional development programme to ensure you make the most of your time in college and prepare for the next stage in your career and life journey.
We also partner with a range of community organisations to offer you unique opportunities to develop your skills and experiences. Just some of these opportunities from our partners include tutorial delivery, bespoke workshops, cultural opportunities and development of confidence and resilience, which we believe will support you in your future life choices and career options.
All you have to do is GET Involved.
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Our Sports Enrichment programme is run during lunchtime. Meet new people, get fit and take part in activities such as table tennis and badminton to football, basketball, dodgeball and more.
If you are passionate about changing things for the better, from sustainability and the climate to issues affecting you and your community, join one of our many Clubs and Councils who challenge and debate important topics with senior public figures from local industry and government.
If you want to improve your student experience and develop your confidence and leadership skills, get involved as a Student Leader, Course Rep or Ambassador where you can make your voice, and that of your fellow students, heard loud and clear.
If you would like to give something back to your local community, from helping those in need through our Community College Kitchen, to sharing your own skills and knowledge with local residents as part of our ‘Welcome Wednesday’ programme, get involved!
But don’t take our word for it. Look out for our GET Involved case studies throughout the prospectus and scan the QR code to hear from our students.
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THE EQUALITIES COUNCIL
A campaign group to make students views and opinions on local and national topics heard. You can present at local council, write for the student newsletter and be a
GREEN COLLEGE ASSEMBLY
An environmental campaign group to help make the college and local communities become a greener, safer environment. Take part in Planet Earth Games, undertake Carbon Literacy Training, and spread the message about acting against environmental issues we face today. Campaign on activities to support carbon reduction.
YOUTH SOCIAL ACTION ACTIVISTS
Take action and support your local community by designing a project to make a positive difference. Expand your sphere of influence and make changes through social advocacy.
THE DEBATE (DB8) CLUB
Develop your critical thinking skills by being part of the debating team discussing current affairs and topics important to students. Lead on debate topics and work with cross Group students to take the debate to other educational environments.
EVENTS PLANNING TEAM
Organise and host our college events such as MACFest and fundraisers for charities of your choice.
FIT & WELL GROUP
Stay physically active by getting involved in a variety of sports such as Football, Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis and more.
MENTAL HEALTH CHAMPIONS
Be an ambassador for Mental Health by spreading awareness of mental health and support awareness days. Be mentored by Kooth to develop and share peer support skills.
COURSE REPS
Represent your fellow students from your course and feedback their thoughts and opinions back to your Student Leader and Head of Department of the college.
LGBTQ+ SOCIAL GROUP
A safe space to meet and socialise with like-minded people and promote inclusivity across the college. Become an advocate for inclusivity.
A reading club that works with the library team to create book recommendations and publish recommendations in the Student Newsletter.
STUDENT LEADERS
Represent your fellow students in your curriculum area and feedback their thoughts and opinions to college leadership.
STUDENT AMBASSADORS
Be the face and voice of the college at various events such as Open Days and Parents’ Evening.
SKILL BUILDER CHAMPIONS BUTTERFLY BOOK CLUB
A focus group to support the delivery of digital, numeracy and literacy projects. Work with experts and partners to develop resources, provide feedback and support fellow students.
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We have a range of support options available. Whatever you need help with, we’re here for you.
LEARNER SUPPORT
We offer a wide range of personalised support to ensure you can fully access the college and your course. We will help you to find the strategies that work for you during your time with us and in your future career.
FUNDING & FINANCE SUPPORT
We have a range of financial support packages that you may be able to access depending on your circumstances. If you’re a student aged 16-18 then you do not pay any tuition, registration or exam fees, but you may be required to purchase course-related resources during your studies.
CAREERS PROGRAMME
We provide you with opportunities to develop the knowledge, skills and attributes needed to make positive career choices. The Careers Programme is tailored to the needs of individual students and provides a range of activities prior to enrolment, on programme and as part of your progression at the end of your course.
ENGLISH & MATHS SUPPORT
English and Maths are the heart of our curriculum offer. We want to make sure that everyone can participate successfully, achieving your goals and maximising your potential, which is why we have an inclusive approach and setting. We’ll work in partnership with you, your parents/carers, and teaching and support teams to remove any barriers to learning.
MENTORING
We have a dedicated team of mentors who can support you during your time at college. The mentor team work closely with our external community partners to ensure that your are able to become your best self and achieve your goals. Support includes 1 to 1’s , group work and attending any external agency meetings.
College Extra really helped me to develop my skills and confidence. I met lots of other students through participating in the extra curricular activities and I had the best experiences!
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JUST ASK!
COMMUNITY COLLEGE KITCHEN
We are well aware, as an organisation, of the challenges our students and their families face each day.
In responding to that we have developed a co-operative in partnership with our community partners, to help remove the everyday barriers to a successful student experience.
We are proud to be able to offer a “just ask” service, which our students can access discreetly from their student SharePoint, where they can request everyday items which may have created a barrier to their focus on education. Items include food staples, personal hygiene products, hot meal vouchers and any other essentials.
This cooperative way of working means our students can access the support they need and in addition, have the opportunity to support their community by volunteering.
Studying: History, Film, and Criminology
Previous School: New Mills
I really liked the options the college had on offer and that the class sizes are not too big. The teachers know all of us by name and so you're not just a number to them. They're always here to help.
Studying: English Literature, English Language and History
Previous School: Buxton Community School
Choosing the right college was very important for me. I went to all of the college open days including here at Marple and after my third visit all the teachers knew my name. I just knew it was going to be the best place for me.
Studying: Drama, English Literature and Sociology
Previous School: Stockport School
I really like that the campus is smaller than a lot of other colleges and so everyone knows each other. You just feel very at home with all the teachers and students.
Studying: Biology, Chemistry and Psychology
Previous School: Chapel-en-le-Frith
The teachers offer so much support for all of us. They're always there to help and they're always there to speak to you which means I always feel a have a great support network around me.
Studying: Business, Media and Computer Science Previous School: Chapel-en-le-Frith
When I came to the open day I found that the teachers were very experienced and they helped me to understand the right options for me and now that I'm here I'm really enjoying my studies.
Studying: History, Criminology and Drama
Previous School: Chapel-en-le-Frith
The great thing about studying here is that you feel you can go to any teacher to ask a question or get help for anything and also that everybody knows each other so it's a really nice place to be.
communication skills, support your community, and build your CV. We also support an annual charity which is chosen by staff and students at the college where you can be involved in fundraising activities and build your skills.
> Internships
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> Employer-led projects
> Volunteering
> Trips and visits to the workplace
4 Jackson Lane, Hazel Grove High School 8:21am
5 Dean Lane/Macclesfield Rd. Fiveways 8:25am
6 Buxton Rd. Torkington Park 8:31am
7 Buxton Rd. (Opp. Yew Tree Avenue) 8:34am
8 Buxton Rd. Near Jackson Dairies 8:36am
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6 George Lane (Just before Traffic Lights) 8:22am
7 Stockport Rd. (Romiley Railway Station) 8:27am
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9 Lower Fold (Opp. Ludworth School) 8:44am Marple Sixth Form College 8:50am Return 3:45pm
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We offer a wide range of courses from Entry Level through to University Level, which means that there is a course available for you at an appropriate level. We are committed to ensuring that no matter what your qualifications, you can still progress and achieve your career goals at Marple Sixth Form College.
IMPORTANT: Entry requirements are a guide to which level of course will be right for you and some courses require specific grades and entry requirements. You will find more detail on entry when you apply and at your interview.
ENTRY
No formal entry requirement or qualifications are required.
LEVEL 1
4 GCSEs grade 2 including English and/or maths. For Progression Curriculum you’ll be advised on application.
LEVEL 2
4 GCSEs grade 3 or above, including English and/or maths.
LEVEL 3
4 GCSEs grade 4 or above including English and/or maths.
T LEVELS
5 GCSEs grade 4 or above including English and maths.
A LEVELS
5 GCSEs grade 5 or above including English and maths.
We have three clear study routes available for you. Take a look at the information opposite to get an idea of how the routes are different and which one you might prefer. You can also chat to one of our School Liaison Officers who are out visiting schools or our Careers Team at one of our Open Events if you have any questions about the right route for you.
A LEVELS
A Levels are studied over two years and you will generally choose three subjects to study. Some A Levels have coursework but are mostly graded through exams. A Levels are a great option if you want to learn more about subjects you’re interested in, in greater depth, but don’t want to specialise in a particular subject yet. Studying A Levels can lead to university, training, further study, degree apprenticeships or employment.
FIND OUT MORE IN OUR COURSE SECTIONS
VOCATIONAL
Vocational courses help you to develop real-world knowledge, experience and skills. These courses are a great choice if you already have an idea of your future career and will give you a head start when applying to university or looking for employment after you finish with us. Vocational courses may have some examined elements but are mostly assessed by coursework.
T LEVELS
T Levels are a relatively new qualification and are a high level, technical alternative to A Levels. Like A Levels, they are studied over two years, but they combine the careerfocused elements of vocational courses with the theory and study of A Levels. A key feature of T levels is their extended industry placement where you will spend at least 45 days with a local employer, relevant to your chosen area of study.
On our academic programme you will choose to study three subjects over two years. This could be a choice of three A Levels or a combination of A Levels with Applied subjects to make up your three choices. Combinations are subject to timetabling.
Students who are intending to gain a place at a top university or wish to study the most competitive courses are encouraged to do the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) as an additional qualification.
The qualification is research-based and so gives students the opportunity to study, in-depth, an area of specific interest to them. It also means that they have an individual area of interest that they can talk about at interview, which in turn, helps differentiate them from other students.
Students will be invited to sign up for the course early in their first year of study.
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DISSERTATION EPQ EXTENDED PROJECT QUALIFICATION It really enhanced my essay writing skills. Universities love it!
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APPLIED
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
If understanding the causes and consequences of crime and making a difference in the world by helping to prevent crime and promote justice appeals to you then you should look no further than studying Criminology.
Criminology is a fascinating subject that covers a range of topics, including the sociology of crime, criminal psychology, and the criminal justice system. Studying Criminology also helps to develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills that are valuable in both the academic and the professional world. You will study this course alongside two A Levels which will provide you with the equivalent of three A Levels. This course is equivalent to 1 A Level and you have the option, subject to your timetable, of choosing to study 2 A Levels alongside your programme of study.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Your career opportunities will be as fascinating as your study topics with jobs in law enforcement, criminal justice, victim advocacy, and social work being offered by large employers such as the Greater Manchester Police and the Crown Prosecution Service.
APPLIED
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Are you fascinated by the human body and its complexities? Do you want to make a difference in people’s lives through science and research? If so, then studying applied human biology might be the perfect path for you. Applied human biology is a field of study that focuses on the biological processes that occur in the human body, and how they relate to health, disease, and medical treatments. It’s a fascinating and important field because it helps us understand how our bodies work, and how we can improve our health and well-being.
Your studies will help you to open a wide range of career options including work in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, research, and many other industries in roles such as a biomedical scientist, clinical research associate, and medical writer. This course is equivalent to 1 A Level and you have the option, subject to your timetable, of choosing to study 2 A Levels alongside your programme of study.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
In the northwest of England, there are many companies that employ people in the field of applied human biology. These companies include AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, and the NHS. They offer opportunities for career advancement, as well as the chance to make a real difference in people’s lives through their work.
APPLIED
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
This course is designed to reflect the demands of a truly modern and evolving medical science industry and gives students the skills to succeed in their chosen pathway.
This course enables students to study the principles and applications of medical science through subjects such as human anatomy, physiology, pathology, health issues, scientific reporting, practical microbiology and infectious diseases. Students will also learn practical and investigation skills that build on this fundamental knowledge.
The qualification is designed to be taken alongside A levels as part of a study programme and can link to learning in A level subjects such as chemistry, psychology and sociology. It is intended for students that wish to progress into higher education as a pathway to employment.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Students completing this course will be aiming to go on to employment, often via the stepping stone of higher education degree courses or a degree apprenticeship. Learners develop the transferable and higher order skills which are valued by higher education providers and employers. Progression into careers such as engineering, psychology, health and social care, nursing, exercise science.
APPLIED
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
This course is designed for students interested in exploring the science sector alongside other fields of study. It should be taken as part of a programme that includes other appropriate A Levels. The course covers key concepts in biology, chemistry, and physics, including animal and plant cells, tissues, atomic structure and bonding, chemical and physical properties of substances, and waves in communications. Additionally, it introduces learners to quantitative laboratory techniques, calibration, chromatography, calorimetry, and laboratory safety relevant to the chemical and life science industries. Students will also develop skills in planning scientific investigations, recording and interpreting data, drawing scientific conclusions, and evaluating their findings.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Most of our students progress to university orhigher level apprenticeships in their chosen field of study. Progression into careers such as engineering, psychology, health and social care, nursing, exercise science.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
This course offers you many opportunities to get involved in your own area of interest. Our course is inclusive and we recognise our students develop at different rates and have different learning needs and we focus on empowering you through the development of transferable skills.
After completing the second year, you are well prepared for the next stage of your lives, with skills that are transferable to all aspects of adult life. As a department, we want your Art experience to excite and challenge you creatively as well as develop social, interpersonal, and communicative skills. The emphasis of the course is on independent study to enrich your own personal practise.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Some career options after the course include fine artist, photographer, teacher, lecturer, set/ theatre/film design, graphics/textile/fashion designer, curator, illustrator and computer graphics/ animation. About 70% of our students progress to do Art & Design related courses post-18, including Apprenticeships, Art Foundation as well as direct entry on to degree courses such as Fine Art, Textiles, Graphics, Illustration, Architecture, Product, and Interior Design.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Are you interested in the study of life and living organisms? Do you want to make a difference in the world by understanding the complexities of biology? Look no further than studying Biology.
Studying Biology at Marple Sixth Form College covers a range of topics, including genetics, ecology, and microbiology, providing you with a broad understanding of the subject matter. Additionally, studying Biology helps to develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills that are valuable in both the academic and the professional world.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
The Northwest of England has a thriving biotech industry, with companies such as AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline which offer career paths in areas like medical research, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and environmental science, among others.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Business is an exciting and topical course which students can relate to. You will study topics such as marketing, finance, human resources and operations management and analyse how they influence the way in which a business performs.
The course also looks at the impact that external factors have on business activity such as interest rates, environmental issues and globalisation. You will develop an array of skills such as analysing data and critical thinking on the Business course which will be invaluable in later life whether you work in a Business or decide to run a Business of your own.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
You will develop advanced skills of Business application, analysis and evaluation. These skills are transferable and will help you build a solid foundation for study in higher education, or future employment and promotional prospects in Management, Accounting, Marketing, Human Resources, or as a Teacher, Civil Servant or Entrepreneur.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Are you fascinated by the properties and interactions of matter? Do you want to understand the fundamental principles of the universe?
Studying Chemistry at Marple Sixth Form College offers you the chance to explore these questions and more! Chemistry is a diverse and exciting subject that covers a range of topics, including organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Chemistry also offers a wide range of career opportunities with companies like Johnson Matthey and BASF offering exciting job opportunities in careers such as pharmaceuticals, environmental science, food science, and materials science, to name just a few.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Are you interested in technology and innovation? Do you enjoy problem-solving and critical thinking? If so, then studying computer science could be the perfect path for you as it is a field of study that focuses on the design, development, and implementation of computer systems and software.
Computer science plays a crucial role in our daily lives, from the smartphones we use to the software that powers our businesses, which means that career options are plentiful. Some of the most popular career paths include software development, cybersecurity and data analytics offering exciting opportunities as a software engineer, data analyst, and network administrator to name just a few.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Across Greater Manchester, there are many companies that employ people in the field of computer science, including IBM, Microsoft, and the BBC. What’s more, the demand for people with computer science skills continues to grow faster than ever which can open opportunities for you all over the world.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Drama & Theatre can have such a profound influence on us in our everyday lives, changing the way we think and feel and exposing issues and challenging opinion. During this course you will have the opportunity to develop your creative and exploratory skills in devising your own original performance and learning how text can be manipulated to communicate meaning to an audience.
The study of Drama and Theatre at A level helps to develop a variety of skills as well as develop your creative career aspirations. Students who study this course will enhance their skills in creative thinking, teamwork, analysis, presentation skills and planning. Through your study of Drama and Theatre you will also develop many of the transferable skills which will enable you to face the demands of further and higher education, as well as the demands of the workplace including problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, relationship-building, adaptability, self-management and self-development as well as ICT literacy.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Many of our students go on to further study at university and follow careers in the entertainment industry in both performance and production as well as careers in public relations and advocacy.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Many famous people have studied English Language, including J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, and Stephen Fry, the actor, comedian, and writer. Both Rowling and Fry have credited their studies in English Language with helping them develop their writing skills and become successful in their careers.
If you share a passion for language and communication, and an ambition to develop your writing, critical thinking, and analytical skills, then studying English Language at Marple Sixth Form College is for you. As part of your course, you will explore the nuances of language and how it can be used to create powerful effects. You will also learn about the power of language and how it can be used to communicate, create, and understand the world around us.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
English Language offers a wide range of career opportunities from journalism and publishing to advertising, public relations, and teaching, among others. The Northwest of England also has a thriving media and publishing industry, with companies such as the BBC and Penguin Random House offering exciting job opportunities for English Language graduates.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
The English Literature course includes a broad range of styles and genres, from the established canon to contemporary writing. You will develop knowledge and understanding of the writer’s craft and how language, form and structure are used to create meaning.
English Literature enables you to develop critical and analytical skills; these are highly valued by employers and universities. The course complements all arts, humanities and sciences. Our staff are passionate about the subject and eager to share their love of learning with our students. The classroom environment is engaging and stimulating.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Once you’ve finished English Literature you will have acquired a range of useful skills including the ability to analyse and evaluate literature. You will be able to articulate independent opinions and judgements and express these effectively. These skills will be useful if you decide to study English Literature, or any other subject, at university and for careers in journalism, marketing, publishing, drama, academia, linguistics, and new media.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Did you know that films are one of the most powerful forms of storytelling in our modern world? From Hollywood blockbusters to indie films, films transport us to different worlds, challenge our beliefs, and shape our understanding of the world. If you’re passionate about film and want to learn how to analyse and understand this powerful medium, then A Level Film Studies may be the perfect subject for you.
Film Studies is a subject that is highly relevant to our modern world, where films are everywhere and shape our lives in countless ways. In your studies, you will explore a range of films, and learn how to analyse them critically. You’ll also learn about the history of cinema, film theory, and the practical aspects of film production.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
As a Film Studies graduate, you will be able to choose from careers in film production, screenwriting, film criticism, and more. And with Media City on your doorstep, the likes of the BBC, ITV and independent film and media houses could be opening the door to your next starring role.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Further Maths is an additional A Level which you can choose to take as well as A Level Maths. It covers mathematical concepts and tools which are not included in A Level Maths but are used widely in Physics & Engineering courses at university and introduced quickly at the start of a Mathematics degree, such as matrices and complex numbers.
It introduces topics which form the basis of the study of pure mathematics at university. It provides far more depth to your study of mechanics and introduces you to Discrete Maths.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
You could progress to a related university course such as maths, business, accountancy, science, computing, engineering or economics. There are lots of careers open to you such as aeronautical engineer, biochemist, veterinarian, or chemical engineer.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Geography is a fascinating subject that explores the world around us, from natural landscapes to human societies and cultures. Studying Geography at Marple Sixth Form College will offer you a wide range of academic and professional benefits. You will gain a solid understanding of physical and human geography, including topics such as climate change, urbanisation, and globalisation. You will also develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills, which are highly valued by employers in a variety of fields.
Geography is a subject that encourages you to think outside the box and consider the interconnectedness of the world around us. It will help you to develop a global perspective and an appreciation for the diverse cultures and societies that make up our planet.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Some of the most popular career paths for Geography graduates include environmental consulting, urban planning, GIS analysis, and international development. In the Northwest of England, there are many companies and organisations that hire Geography students, including environmental agencies, local governments, and non-profit organisations.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
History is more than just a collection of facts and dates. It is a story of the human journey, of triumphs and tragedies, hopes and dreams. It is a fascinating subject that explores the events, people, and ideas that have shaped our world.
By studying History at Marple Sixth Form College, you will gain a deep understanding of the past and how it has influenced the present. History is a subject that encourages critical thinking, analysis, and research skills where you will learn how to analyse primary sources, interpret historical events, and develop arguments based on evidence. You will also learn about different cultures and societies, and gain an appreciation for the diversity of human experience. History is a subject that is relevant to all aspects of life, from politics and economics to art and literature.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
History graduates have a diverse range of career opportunities available to them. Some of the most popular career paths include teaching, research, journalism, law, and public service. In the Northwest of England, there are many companies and organisations that hire History graduates, including museums, archives, and cultural institutions.
EXTENDED CERTIFICATE
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Information Technology (IT) involves the uses of computers in industry, commerce, the arts and elsewhere. IT includes aspects of IT systems architecture, human factors, project management and the general ability to use computers.
Increasingly, businesses are implementing IT strategies to manage and process data both to support many business processes and to deliver new opportunities. The qualification covers both theory in relation to IT and its place in society and practical elements for IT in industry.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Progression after the course includes further study at university and progression into a range of careers including IT project manager, social media marketing, web development, IT support technician, data analyst or network technician.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Law is not just about rules and regulations. It is about justice, fairness, and the power to make a difference in the world. When you study Law at Marple Sixth Form College, you will gain a comprehensive education that covers a wide range of legal topics and modules. You will foster an understanding of the history of the law, the different branches of law, and the legal system. You will also develop an understanding of the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful lawyer. But more than that, you immerse yourself in the study of the power of the law to make a difference in the world. You will learn how to use the law to protect the rights of individuals, to ensure justice for all, and to make the world a better place.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Law graduates have a diverse range of career opportunities available to them. Some of the most popular career paths include legal practice, corporate law, government and public service, and academia. In the Northwest of England, there are many companies and organisations that hire Law graduates, including law firms, government agencies, and non-profit organisations.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Mathematics is a language that is spoken and understood by people all over the world and is used to solve problems in every field of study, from science and engineering to finance and technology.
Studying Maths at Marple Sixth Form College covers a wide range of topics and modules. You will learn about algebra, calculus, statistics, geometry, and you will learn how to analyse data, interpret mathematical models, and develop solutions to complex problems.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Maths is a subject that is essential for many different fields of study, including science, engineering, finance, and technology. Some of the most popular career paths include data analysis, finance, engineering, and technology. In the Northwest of England, there are many companies and organisations that hire Maths graduates, including banks, technology firms, and government agencies.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Are you fascinated by the power of media to shape our understanding of the world? Do you want to learn how media texts are produced, distributed, and consumed, and how they influence our beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours? If so, then A Level Media Studies may be the perfect subject for you.
Media Studies is a subject that is highly relevant to our modern world, where media is everywhere and shapes our lives in countless ways. In your studies, you will explore a range of media texts, from film and television to social media and advertising, and learn how they are produced, distributed, and consumed. You’ll also learn how to analyse media texts critically, and how to understand the social, cultural, and political contexts in which they are created.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
As a Media Studies graduate, you will have a wealth of job opportunities available to you. Huge organisations in Greater Manchester like the BBC, ITV, and Manchester United hire people with media skills for roles in media production, journalism, advertising, and more. With an A Level in Media Studies, you’ll be well-prepared to pursue a career in any of these fields.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Did you know that photography is one of the most popular art forms in the world? It is an incredibly important medium that is used in a wide range of industries, from advertising to journalism, fashion, and more.
As an A Level Photography student, you will have the opportunity to explore the world of photography. You will learn about the history of photography, as well as the technical aspects of the craft, such as lighting, composition, and editing. You will also experiment with different styles and techniques and develop your own unique voice as a photographer.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
As a photography graduate, you will find opportunities to pursue a career in roles related to advertising, journalism, fashion, and more. You will also find that a wide range of companies look to employ photographers from the likes of the BBC, Manchester Evening News, and publishing companies and houses such as Vogue.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
A Level Physical Education is an ideal course for learners who wish to develop their understanding of key issues within sport. You will study anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, and the impact of exercise on the body systems. You will study the psychology of sports performance and how performers acquire and develop skills within sports.
Over the course of the two years, learners will study the following topics: skeletal and muscular systems, cardiovascular and respiratory systems, energy for exercise, environmental effects on body systems, diet and nutrition, preparation and training methods, injury prevention and the rehabilitation of injury, biomechanical principles and more to help you prepare for the next stage of your sport’s career.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
A Level Physical Education enables you to apply for higher education courses in sports science, sports management, healthcare, or exercise and health. Once suitably qualified you can then explore a career in sports and related fields such as exercise physiologist, nutritionist, sports coach, sports journalism and personal training.
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Physics has fascinated scientists and thinkers for centuries. It is the study of matter, energy, and the fundamental laws that govern the universe. Physics is a subject that is essential for many different fields of study, including engineering, medicine, and technology. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in any of these fields, studying Physics at Marple Sixth Form College is the perfect choice for you.
You will learn about classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, as well as learning how to analyse data, interpret mathematical models, and develop solutions to complex problems. Physics is a subject that is relevant to all aspects of life, from the smallest subatomic particles to the largest structures in the universe. It is used to solve problems in every field of study, from engineering and medicine to finance and technology.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Physics graduates have a diverse range of career opportunities which include research and development, engineering, and teaching in organisations such as research institutions, aerospace companies, and government agencies.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Psychology is a fascinating subject that explores the human mind and behaviour. It is the study of how people think, feel, and behave, and it has applications in a wide range of fields, from healthcare and education to business and law.
Studying Psychology at Marple Sixth Form College will enable you to learn about the areas of developmental psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology and more. We will encourage and help to develop your critical thinking, analysis, and problem-solving skills where you will learn how to analyse data, interpret research findings, and develop solutions to complex problems.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Psychology is a subject that is relevant to all aspects of life, from mental health to social interactions. It is used to solve problems in every field of study, from healthcare and education to business and law. Psychology graduates have a diverse range of career opportunities with some of the most popular careers being in clinical psychology, counselling, research, and teaching. In the Northwest of England, there are many companies and organisations that hire Psychology graduates, including hospitals, mental health clinics, schools, and research institutions.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Studying Sociology will give you an understanding of the world that emphasises the interaction between individuals; teacher and pupil, within groups; different subcultures and social institutions; how people interact with agencies such as the police.
During your first year you will study key concepts and theories about social order, social control, social change, conflict, and consensus. You will also look at social structure and social action theories and the influence of research on policies.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Many students go on to study Sociology or a related subject at university. The skills you acquire are transferable to several professions. Some options for Sociology students are counsellor, social worker, human resources, youth worker, teacher, work within the police or prison service.
A LEVEL
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
A Level Spanish is a fascinating and varied subject that provides you with a broad and incredibly important range of knowledge and skills. In a world in which global relationships are often a necessity for businesses and organisations to thrive, having an additional language is extremely useful for a wide range of future careers.
The course develops your ability to communicate in the language and extends your knowledge of Spanish traditions, literature, cinema, and history. There are plenty of chances to improve your authentic Spanish, as you will have small group conversation sessions each week with your teacher. Much of the work involves discussion and debate on important issues of interest to students; you will also have the opportunity to watch and analyse some Spanish feature films.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
You could follow a language degree course at university, or any degree course and continue language studies as subsidiary. Alternatively, students find immediate employment in the target-language country or make a job application in the future with the skill of speaking two or more languages.
T Levels are two-year courses that combine classroom learning with industry placements. They are equivalent to three A levels and cover a range of subjects. T Levels are designed with employers, so you can learn practical skills for your future career or further study.
All our courses are correct at time of print. However, in December 2024, the Government are doing a national review of qualifications which may impact the courses we offer for September 2025. Please check our website for the latest information. You will also be given advice and guidance on the options available to you when you apply.
T LEVEL
SPECIALISM: SUPPORTING THERAPY TEAMS
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
On this T Level you will learn how to help registered practitioners to deliver healthcare services to adult patients in a variety of settings. Accordingly, you will become proficient at carrying out a range of clinical and nonclinical healthcare or therapeutic tasks that are required in a healthcare setting. Training will equip you to follow standards, policies, and protocols in order to provide high quality, compassionate healthcare to the best of your ability. As a Healthcare Practitioner it is essential to treat people with dignity, to respect an individual’s diversity, beliefs, culture, needs, values, privacy, and preferences, and to show respect for those you work with but have the courage to challenge any areas of concern.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
On successful completion of your course, you may decide to continue with your studies at higher levels including professional qualifications or studying at university. Your T Level will also make you more employable and so you may seek to enter the workplace and begin your career in roles such as a nursing professional, support worker, or a healthcare professional.
EQUIVALENT TO 3 A LEVELS
A 45-DAY INDUSTRY PLACEMENT
80% CLASSROOM, 20% WORK
T LEVEL
SPECIALISM: CRIME, CRIMINAL JUSTICE & SOCIAL WELFARE
WHAT WILL I STUDY?
Equivalent to three A Levels, this two-year programme has also been developed in collaboration with employers and businesses, so you can be rest assured that the content is relevant, up to date and in demand with future employers. To enable you to develop your holistic knowledge, skills and abilities in law you will cover a variety of topics including the business environment, professional ethics and the fundamentals of law, as well as having the opportunity to specialise in either business law or criminal law. This means that when it comes to employment you will have the knowledge and the skills to go wherever your ambitions take you, working in a sector that excites you in a job role you can excel in.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THE COURSE?
Studying a T Level allows you to consider progression onto university, a higher or degree apprenticeship or entry into the workplace. Due to the broad range of topics covered on the Law programme you will be equipped for a career in a variety of settings, including work as a solicitor, barrister, or paralegal are just a few options.
EQUIVALENT TO 3 A LEVELS
A 45-DAY INDUSTRY PLACEMENT
80% CLASSROOM, 20% WORK
Vocational courses help you to develop real-world knowledge, experience and skills. These courses are a great choice if you already have an idea of your future career and will give you a head start when applying to university or looking for employment after you finish with us. Vocational courses may have some examined elements but are mostly assessed by coursework.
All our courses are correct at time of print. However, in December 2024, the Government are doing a national review of qualifications which may impact the courses we offer for September 2025. Please check our website for the latest information. You will also be given advice and guidance on the options available to you when you apply.
Art & Design is a challenging but rewarding field of study. It is a field that requires hard work and dedication, but it is also a field that can be incredibly fulfilling. If you are creative and passionate about art, then studying Art & Design at college could be the perfect path for you as it allows you to express yourself in a creative way.
It is a journey of self-discovery, as you learn to explore your own creativity and develop your own unique style and our courses are designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in your chosen field. You’ll have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including studios, workshops, and equipment, and you’ll be part of a vibrant and supportive community of students and staff. Studying Art & Design can lead to a range of careers, including fine art, graphic design, illustration, fashion, photography, to name just a few. What’s more, the Art & Design sector in Greater Manchester is thriving with career opportunities available in Media City and at a host of companies from art houses such as The Lowry and the Tate Liverpool to fashion houses and retailers like Burberry and ASOS.
Art & Design Practice
Level 3 Two Years
Businesses need employees to have a range of skills and on this study programme you will learn about enterprise in the business world, finance, and how to plan and run a small business.
You will partake in sessions around planning, promotion and the principles of marketing, which are essential if you want a business to be successful. You will gain useful project management skills, which will help you organise your time, money and products/services effectively in a rapidly changing market. We have two, level 3 programmes available, the extended diploma which is equivalent to three A Levels and the diploma. The diploma course is equivalent to two A Levels and you will study this course alongside one A Level (IT, Law, Criminology or Economics) subject to your timetable.
Business Level 3 Two Years
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Studying creative media offers a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts, work on real-world projects, and gain practical experience in a range of disciplines. Our courses are designed to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to succeed in this exciting and dynamic field.
But what about career prospects and salaries? The good news is that the creative media industry in the northwest of England is thriving, with a range of opportunities available for talented people. According to the Creative Industries Federation, the sector is growing at four times the rate of the wider UK economy and is worth over £1 billion to the region.
All our courses are correct at time of print. However, in December 2024, the Government are doing a national review of qualifications which may impact the courses we offer for September 2025. Please check our website for the latest information. You will also be given advice and guidance on the options available to you when you apply.
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The demand for professionals in the health and social care sector is consistently high and this is particularly the case across Greater Manchester where there are opportunities in various settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, community health centres, mental health facilities, and social service agencies.
Studying health and social care at college offers a fulfilling and rewarding educational experience. Throughout your studies, you will explore a wide range of topics related to healthcare, social services, and human welfare. These topics typically include anatomy and physiology, psychology, public health, social policy, communication skills, ethics, and healthcare management. We have two, level 3 programmes available, the extended diploma which is equivalent to three A Levels and the diploma. The diploma course is equivalent to two A Levels and you will study this course alongside one A Level (Psychology or Biology) subject to your timetable. Once suitably qualified you will be able to choose from lots of career opportunities such as healthcare assistants, social workers, care coordinators, community health workers, or healthcare administrators, where you work with diverse populations, such as children, the elderly, individuals with disabilities, or those struggling with mental health issues. A career in health and social care offers opportunities for personal growth, making a positive impact on people’s lives and advocating for social justice. So, if this sounds like you, we look forward to meeting you!
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As well as being home to two of the world’s leading football clubs, Greater Manchester also boasts the National Centres for Cycling, Squash, Basketball, Taekwondo, Speedway and Water Polo. This comes alongside a rich tapestry of National Governing Bodies, clubs, coaches, volunteers and organisations which all contribute to Manchester being in the Top 10 sporting cities in the world for the
Whether you’re looking to study a general sport qualification or would like to focus more on coaching and development, fitness and personal training, there are options for you to consider with us or one of our sister colleges as part of The Trafford & Stockport College Group. Once suitably qualified, Greater Manchester can offer you a vibrant sporting culture and a dynamic environment for pursuing a career in sports. Job opportunities are available is roles such as sports coach, sports development officer, sports event manager, sports marketing, sports science, and many more. If this sounds like you then get applying today!
Studying Uniformed Public Services with us will be an exciting and challenging experience where you will learn about the different services, such as the police, fire service, and armed forces. Throughout your studies, you will be introduced to a range of topics which may include law and policy, emergency planning, and public safety.
Once suitably qualified job roles such as a police officer, firefighter, paramedic, armed forces personnel, prison officer, border control officer, and more will become available to you. Each role within the uniformed public service sector comes with distinct responsibilities, duties, and requirements, all aimed at serving and safeguarding the public. With a qualification in Uniformed Public Services, you’ll be well-prepared to pursue a career in any of these fields. You may also choose to continue your studies at university, pursuing a degree in a related field such as criminology or emergency planning. COURSE
Uniformed Protective Services
Looking to start work now? Then an apprenticeship could be for you. You’ll learn on the job and pick up a recognised industry standard apprenticeship qualification. You will earn a salary and spend 20% of your apprenticeship completing necessary training and courses to support you in your role.
An apprenticeship is a real job where the student, who is called an apprentice, learns specific skills and understanding, gains experience and gets paid.
An apprentice is an employee with a contract of employment and holiday leave. By the end of an apprenticeship, the successful apprentice will have the right skills and knowledge needed for their chosen career. It can take between one and six years to complete an apprenticeship depending on which programme is chosen, what level it is and the apprentice’s previous experience.
Each apprenticeship has a defined contents and structure which is referred to as the ‘standard’. The ‘standard’ ensures that all apprenticeships offered by different providers have the same outcome.
WHAT SUBJECT CAN I STUDY?
The Trafford & Stockport College Group offers over 50 standards. An apprentice will have training provided by expert staff, as well as being mentored and supported by their employer. The employer and the college will work together to ensure that the training package meets the needs of both the employer and the apprentice. In turn, this will support the apprentice to become occupationally competent in their chosen career.
HOW DO I FIND A VACANCY?
Apprentice vacancies are often advertised like a normal job and are updated regularly. Check out our website to see our current apprenticeship vacancies.
WHAT’S INVOLVED IN THE COURSE?
Our Academic Foundation Programme is a one-year exam-based package. You will be expected to study the core elements of English, maths, chemistry and sociology.
WHO IS IT FOR?
The general programme is most suitable for students who have narrowly missed their GCSE 4/5 grades in some subjects and need these to progress. Students who have not had the opportunity to take their GCSE qualifications for a range of reasons, including ESOL learners, will be able to take an aptitude assessment and have an interview to assess their suitability for this programme.
The Academic Access Programme requires a mixture of GCSE grades at 3 and 4, or a successful assessment and interview.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER?
Once you have completed this course you will be able to move on to one of our further education courses with the potential to progress to university afterwards.
WHAT’S INVOLVED IN THE COURSE?
This Level 2 programme has been designed to support resits in English and maths alongside an exciting vocational curriculum that builds your personal skills. The programme will support you to think creatively, and develop communication, leadership and digital skills, and work towards personal goals with a view to progressing onto a Level 3 qualification.
WHO IS IT FOR?
The general programme is most suitable for students who have narrowly missed their GCSE grade 4s in some subjects and need these to progress. Students who have not had the opportunity to take their GCSE qualifications for a range of reasons, including ESOL learners, will be able to take an aptitude assessment and have an interview to assess their suitability for this programme.
The programme is for students interested in the following areas: Art and Design, Creative Media, Health and Social Care, Early Years, Sport, Business and Uniformed Services.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER?
Once you have completed this course you will be able to move on to one of our further education courses with the potential to progress to university afterwards.
5 SIMPLE STEPS TO SUCCESS
Once you’ve decided on your course follow the step by step guide below to apply:
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We’ll acknowledge receipt of your application using the email address you provide on your application form. It’s very important that you provide a valid email address as your invite to interview and your offer letters will be sent electronically to your email address.
Where we require further information to ensure you’re offered the right course, you’ll be invited in to meet us at an Information and Offer Event to discuss your application further. If you’ve already had an offer you are also welcome to attend so we can answer any questions you might have.
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We’ll give you an appointment time to come and enrol once you’ve received your exam results.
All information is correct at the time of print. However, the College reserves the right to change or amend a course as necessary. Please check our website for up-to-date information. If you require this guide in an alternative format, please contact us.
