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Waltham Forest College Branding Guidelines Version 1

Waltham Forest College At Waltham Forest College we strive to provide high quality, stimulating teaching in an environment which is safe, supportive and enjoyable.

We celebrate the huge diversity of the people who live locally and who come to the College to learn and to work.

This manual will advise you on the use of logos, colours, images, typefaces and copy style. Please follow the guidelines closely.

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Branding Guidelines Branding Guidelines and style guide for college marketing materials

Colours

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Typical page layout suggestion incorporating header/footer

We use many colours in our branding to portray the energy of the College.

However there are one or two recurring colours that crop up frequently.

Use of a header and footer provides a strong sense of brand. They should be used whenever possible.

The header or footer can be excluded if vertical space doesn’t allow.

Waltham Forest College Blue

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The header and footers sit to top or bottom of the page and roughly take up an area no less than one tenth of the vertical height each. Different colours and opacities can be used for this panel to suit subject area or complement and work with imagery chosen.

The footer uses the logo and a brief contact details of telephone (including international dialling details) and website URL. Full contact details should be used where possible on the rear of any literature together with any green credentials of paper stock

Main colour representing College.

Waltham Forest College Violet

Date or subject matter

C80 M100

Header panel (80% opacity Violet shown)

Alternative Colour for consideration.

Typical title

White

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White is an important element of the WFC brand and should be used liberally.

Example Layout

Colour bust theme for 16-18 year old materials only

College lifestyle Imagery

16-18 year olds ‘colour burst’ theme

Special colour burst theme for use on literature intended for school leavers or those 16-18 years old.

These graphic devices have been created to denote the vibrancy and vitality of the College. They help identify with the younger target audience in question.

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Footer panel (white)

Contact details

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Full-Time Courses 2010 | 11

Realise your full potential

Young People’s Course Guide

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Full Time Courses Guides Design and print of 96 page courses guide aimed at school leavers and young people looking at full time study

Hospitality and Catering

Dynamic and fast paced

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Catering Plus ESOL Entry Level 2 to Level 1

Entry requirements

Where it can take you

• An interview and a short English test to make sure your level of English is suitable for this course

Progression to a higher level vocational course or a different mainstream programme

Entry requirements

Where it can take you

• Interview and assessment • On successful completion of Level 1, progression to Level 2

Employment within the hospitality and catering industry, progression study to Level 3

Entry requirements

Where it can take you

• Interview and assessment • On successful completion of Level 1, progression to Level 2

Employment within the hospitality and catering industry, further study on a Barista Level 2 training course or Hospitality Supervision BTEC National Certificate Level 3

1 year

The hospitality and catering

industry is one of the most dynamic and fast paced of professions with exciting and varied careers.

You could gain employment at the Olympics in 2012 or in a quality hotel or restaurant in London or abroad. All our courses are taught by professional chefs with up-todate industry experience.

Work experience forms a key part of your course and you will have the opportunity to be placed at a quality establishment such as the Ritz or Claridges, depending on your progress.

Chef’s Diploma (Introduction to Professional Cookery VRQ) Levels 1 and 2 2 years

Food and Drinks Service Introductory Diploma ( VRQ) Job Focus: Catering/Restaurant Manager Restaurant managers work in hotels, restaurants or fast-food outlets, keeping the business running smoothly, and customers and staff happy.

Salary per year: £15,000 to £60,000

Levels 1 and 2 2 years

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Adult & Part-Time Courses 2010 | 11

Inspirational further education for the ambitious

Part-Time Course Guide

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Part Time Courses Guides Design and print of 96 page courses guide aimed at the more mature student and those developing their potential

APPLICATION FORM 2010/11 Thank you for choosing to apply for a course at Waltham Forest College. Please fill out all sections of this form, including those about disability and ethnic origin, using BLOCK CAPITALS. When complete, please return your form to: Admissions Team, Waltham Forest College, Forest Road, London, E17 4JB Please note that your application may be delayed if the information you provide is incomplete.

What will I pay?

See pages 87-88.

If you are unsure about how your course meets your career plans, or if you would like to speak with a careers adviser, please tick

Part-Time Courses 2010 | 11 Name of course applied for:

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Business, Management and Accounting

Please ensure you use the full title as it appears in the College Course Guide Title

Mr

Mrs

Miss

Ms

Gender

Other, please state

Surname/family name

Date of Birth

First name(s)

Female Day

Month

Male Year

Age at 31 Aug 2010

Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) Foundation Stage NVQ

Address Postcode

Telephone Number

Mobile Number

Level í˘˛

Email Address

Declaration of Disability, Learning Difficulty or Health Problem If you are a person with a disability, specific learning difficulty or specific health problem, please ensure that we know what you need so that we can make all reasonable adjustments to help you succeed.

Do you consider yourself to have a disability, specific learning difficulty or specific health problem? (e.g. mobility problems, mental health difficulties, dyslexia) Yes

No

If yes , please specify below. We will follow this up and attempt to meet your needs where possible

1 year, choose one of the timetable options below: Mon 9.00am – 6.00pm Thu 9.00am – 6.00pm Fri 9.00am – 6.00pm Tue and Thu 6.30pm – 9.30pm Mon and Wed 6.30pm – 9.30pm Sep 2010 to Jul 2011

Who is this course for?

What you will study

People working or intending to work in accounting and who would like to gain a first level professional qualification in this field.

• Recording income and receipts • Making and recording payments • Preparing ledger balances and initial trial balance • Supplying information for management control

Entry requirements • • • •

Interview English assessment Maths assessment All students will have to register as student members of the AAT

Where it can take you

AAT Intermediate Stage (NVQ Level 3).

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Citizenship

Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) B) Is there any restriction on the time you may stay in the UK? Yes No Intermediate If you have ticked YES for question A) and NO for question B), how long have you been a resident in the UK? ........................................................................

Stage NVQ If you are working in business, management or accounting or aiming for a career A) Are you a British Citizen?

Yes

No

in any one of these fields, we have a full range of courses to equip you with the If you were not born in the EEA/EU please state the date of your arrival. practical skills and professional knowledge required to succeed in this highly (Great Britain is part of the EEA/EU). competitive world. These courses enable you to study for a work-related qualification, providing a Have sound understanding of business, leading higher you been living in the UK or EEA/EU within the last 3 years?to Please tick Yes education and career opportunities in a range of professions.

Day

Month

Year

Level í˘ł

Who is this course for?

What you will study

People working or intending to work in accounting and who have achieved AAT Foundation or possess substantial accounting work experience.

Entry requirements

• Maintaining financial records and preparing accounts • Recording and evaluating costs and revenues • Preparing reports and returns • Working with computers (if not already achieved)

One of the following: • AAT Foundation Stage

Where it can take you

Mon and Wed 6.30pm – 9.30pm • An equivalent qualification and/or substantial accounting 1 year No work experience Sep 2010 to Jul 2011 • All students will have to register If you have not always resided in the EEA/EU, please state any country you have resided in ..................................................................................................

Tue 9.00am – 6.00pm as student members of the AAT 1 year On what basis are you staying in the UK?: • Anyone who enters at this level, Sep 2010 to Jul 2011 without having achieved AAT Indefinite leave to remain Limited Leave to Remain

Business, Management and Accounting Asylum seeker, awaiting Home Office decision for

Months

Refugee

Student Visa/Work Permit/Visitor’s Visa

Granted discretionary leave to remain/humanitarian protection or exceptional leave to enter or remain

Foundation, will be expected to demonstrate satisfactory double entry skills, and will have to enrol on the AAT • Health and Safety unit

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AAT Technician Stage NVQ Level 4.

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Guides and Advisory Literature Helpful guides for parents of students and for potential students enrolling on courses

Practical ways of learning

Programmes for 14-16 year olds

Challenge Unemployment FREE Training

Unemployed for 6 months or more?

Improve your skills by enrolling on the

Welcome to the Security Industry Pathway Course Careers Guidance Te am This 10 day intensive This free training will give you the skills and qualifications to secure employment with a security industry role

training programme will provide you with a nationally recognised Level 2 BTEC qualification

Careers Guidance

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Your guide

Why Choose Us?

Information for parents and carers

Information guide for parents and carers

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English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Carmen Rhandal Kwangbo EFL Full-Time Student

Realise your full potential

“I’ve made some wonderful friends during my time at the College and my tutor is really supportive. After completing my course I hope to go to university and study bioscience.”

Hospitality and Catering

Internal Posters Internal posters showing personal successes of students and featuring quotes and course details

Felicia Galugbo NVQ Level 3 Food Preparation and Cooking (Kitchen and Larder) Part-Time Student

Realise your full potential

“I already work as a chef and decided to return to study to gain a qualification whilst adding to my existing skills. The course suits me as it fits in around other commitments including working at a restaurant.�

External banners and hoardings Various sites and formats around the local area and stations

WE ARE THE COLLEGE where you realise your full potential

Realise your full potential with a full-time or part-time, day or evening course info@waltham.ac.uk

020 8501 8501

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Welcome to the summer edition of LiveWire - the schools’ newsletter that keeps you up to date with life at Waltham Forest College.

Before you begin your exam leave I would like to wish you every success, encourage you to take things in your stride and stay calm.

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Wednesday 19 May 2010, 4.30pm – 7.30pm

I would like to invite you to attend our End of Year Art Exhibition and Fashion Show, the dates of which are given on the last page of this newsletter.

Detailed in LiveWire are future open events. These provide an ideal opportunity for you to visit the College and speak to teachers from all curriculum areas. Our enrolment dates are also listed but remember, you don’t have to wait until then to apply.

Whatever your exam results in August; we will be able to help you get on a course that suites you. For a complete list of full-time courses, visit our website at www.waltham.ac.uk/ courses/allcourses.asp Waltham Forest College will be open throughout the summer and specialist staff will be available to offer you further impartial advice and guidance.

The College offers a wide range of courses to suit all levels. If you are still unsure about what career path to take, contact us, we are here to help.

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Finally, I wish you all the best with your exams and hope that Waltham Forest College is part of your future plans.

Robin Jones Principal & Chief Executive Waltham Forest College

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score 3-0 and with half time minutes away, the staff were able to pull two back making the score 3-2 after 45 minutes. In a pulsating second half, the athleticism of the students shone through and the final score was 5-4.

Captain of the College football team Andrean Kostadinov commented, “this was a really enjoyable afternoon despite the weather. The whole team were looking forward to this fixture and it was a great way to finish the season.”

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Find us on End of year Art Exhibition Wednesday 16 June - Friday 18 June 2010, 10am – 4pm Art and Design students will demonstrate their creative talents in our annual End of Year Art Exhibition. Students studying BTEC First Diploma, National Diploma and Diploma in

Foundation Studies in Art and Design will exhibit their work .

Pieces of work will encompass a wide range of techniques including print making, 3dimensional structure, graphic design, illustration and fashion and textiles.

End of year Fashion Show Wednesday 23 June 2010, 7pm The next generation of designers will also get their chance to show off their talents in our Annual End of Year Fashion Show. For this a catwalk is constructed in the main hall which gives an exciting professional stage on which models are able to display garments that students have created during the year. This show is always a fantastic way to finish the academic year.

If you would like to come to an event at Waltham Forest College, please contact our Marketing Dept on 020 8501 8182 or email marketing@waltham.ac.uk.

Forest Road Walthamstow London E17 4JB 020 8501 8501 info@waltham.ac.uk www.waltham.ac.uk The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults.

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Realise your full potential The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults

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Choose from a wide range of courses including: • • • • •

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All courses are foundation tier learning, except ICT.

For additional information call our Student Services Centre on 020 8501 8501, email info@waltham.ac.uk or just drop in to our Forest Road site: Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 4JB. The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults

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Choose from a wide range of courses including: • Performing Arts • Beauty Therapy • Fashion and Clothing Pathway • Engineering Pathway • ESOL (Entry Level 1 - Level 1) • Multimedia and Journalism Pathway • ICT (Level 2) • Music Production and Business • Introduction to Parenting and Pathway Childcare • Complete Music • Vocational Studies Industry Pathway All courses are foundation tier learning, except ICT. For additional information call our Student Services Centre on 020 8501 8501, email info@waltham.ac.uk or just drop in to our Forest Road site: Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 4JB. The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults

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