Tresham College Full Time Study Programme Guide 2020/21

FULL-TIME STUDY PROGRAMMES

2020-21 GUIDE

FIND WHAT YOU LOVE

OPEN DAYS We can’t wait to meet you and show you round! Choose a date (or two) from the list below and come along to: • Take a tour • Talk to tutors and current students • ‘ Have a go’ with our interactive activities and demonstrations • Get careers advice from our Student Services team.

Pre-register your place online now at: www.tresham.ac.uk/opendays

Tresham College – Corby Campus • Tuesday 12 November 2019, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Tuesday 28 January 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Tuesday 24 March 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Tuesday 16 June 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm

WELCOME

Tresham College – Kettering Campus

Tresham College is part of The Bedford College Group, which includes Bedford College, Shuttleworth College, The National College for Motorsport and Tresham College.

• Wednesday 25 March 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Wednesday 17 June 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm

Tresham College – Wellingborough Campus

IN THIS PROSPECTUS YOU WILL FIND:

• Tuesday 4 February 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm

verything you need to choose the E perfect study programme for you ots of helpful advice from current L students of Tresham College We aim to give you the best possible learning experience while you’re with us and the best preparation for when you leave us; whether that is for work, an apprenticeship or university.

So have a look through and see if Tresham College could be the right fit for you.

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• Wednesday 29 January 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm

Deciding what to do after your GCSEs is a big decision – and it’s important to make the right decision for you.

lenty of information on what makes P studying at Tresham College so different to staying on at school

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• Wednesday 13 November 2019, 5.00pm-7.30pm

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• Tuesday 5 November 2019, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Tuesday 31 March 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm • Tuesday 23 June 2020, 5.00pm-7.30pm

National College for Motorsport • Thursday 21 November 2019, 5.00pm-7.00pm • Thursday 6 February 2020, 5.00pm-7.00pm • Thursday 19 March 2020, 5.00pm-7.00pm If you can’t make any of the Open Day dates call us on 01536 413123 or email info@tresham.ac.uk to arrange a personal visit.

BEAT THE QUEUES Pre-register your place online at: www.tresham.ac.uk/opendays

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CONTENTS KEY INFORMATION

OUR STUDY PROGRAMMES

Open Days

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Access to Higher Education

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Top 10 reasons to choose Tresham College

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Applied Sciences

30-35

Our campuses

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Business

36-39

Construction & Building Services

40-47

Getting to College

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Student life

12

Creative Arts & Media

48-53

The Bedford College Group Students’ Union

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Early Years, Health & Social Care

54-57

Student support

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Engineering

58-61

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

62-63

Foundation Learning

64-65

Your study programme

14-15

Work experience

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Qualifications explained

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Fees and funding

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Apprenticeships

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What to do next

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Our full-time study programmes

24-25

Undergraduate courses

110

The Prince’s Trust Programme

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Course details

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Contact index

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Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy

66-71

Hospitality & Catering

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Information Technology & Computing

76-79

Motor Vehicle Technology

80-83

Music & Performing Arts

84-91

Sport & Exercise

92-97

Travel & Tourism

98-101

Uniformed Public Services

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National College for Motorsport

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Shuttleworth College

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TOP 10 REASONS

to choose Tresham College

1. FIND WHAT YOU LOVE More choices, opportunities and experiences.

Our vast range of study programmes ensures you’ll find something you love, opening up more choices, opportunities and experiences.

5. SUPERB SUPPORT Award-winning Student Services team.

We’ll give you all the support you need to achieve your best. We have held the Matrix quality standard since 2004, awarded in recognition of the professionalism and quality of our support and guidance.

2. BE TREATED LIKE AN ADULT Take control of your own learning at College and become a new independent you.

6. WORK EXPERIENCE Work experience is an important part of all our full-time study programmes.

We have strong links with hundreds of employers in every industry area to find the best placement for you.

This real life on-the-job experience will enhance your CV, prepare you for employment and give you network opportunities for the future.

9. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 90% of full-time students recommend Tresham College.** Don’t just take our word for it — listen to our students. Visit www.tresham.ac.uk and you will find case studies from all subject areas within the College.

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3. FUTURE PROSPECTS Our students move on to further study or employment.

Studying with us gives you strong future prospects.

7. SUCCESS GUARANTEED With our expert teaching, support and facilities.

We’re so confident you will achieve the qualification you are studying with us, that if you don’t, we’ll give you £100 or refund any fees paid.*

4. FANTASTIC FACILITIES Train in industry standard facilities from kitchens and workshops to theatres and fitness centres.

We will make sure that you are ready for the world of work.

8. LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS Many of our course tutors are former or current working professionals in industry.

What better way to learn about the real working world than from those who have been there.

10. GUARANTEED PROGRESS All full-time students can progress on to the next level with us, right up to degree-level.

We’ll help you progress and achieve your full potential.

* Terms and conditions apply visit www.tresham.ac.uk ** First impressions survey 2018

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OUR CAMPUSES CORBY CAMPUS

Oakley Road, Corby, Northants NN17 1NE Library

The Library is a great place to study outside of classes.

If you need to get a project finished or meet classmates for some group study, there are workspaces and computers available for you to use. There are over 30,000 items in the Library, including a growing number of e-resources. Having the books you need online means you can learn at home or wherever you go – something that is very popular with our current students.

Tresham’s prestigious training restaurant located in the beautiful historic Manor House in Corby is open for lunches and evening meals. Restored to its former glory, The Manor Restaurant provides a fantastic place for you to develop real work-skills for the catering and hospitality industry.

If you are studying a course such as Engineering or Construction, our realistic working environments will help you hone your technical skills. Get your hands on real cars or practice your technique in workshop bays designed for carpentry, electrical, painting and decorating, plastering and plumbing.

• Fitness Centre • Refectory • Art Studio • Access to Higher Education • Applied Science • Business & Accountancy • Construction & Building Services • Creative Arts (Art & Design) • Electrical Installation • Engineering •E nglish for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) • Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy • Hospitality & Catering • Information Technology & Computing

Tresham Studios

Our hair and beauty salons offer an extensive range of hair, beauty and complementary treatments at very competitive prices. Daytime and evening appointments are available throughout term-time. Visit our website www.tresham.ac.uk/treshamstudios to find out more.

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• Coffee Shop

• Early Years, Health & Social Care

Industry-class Workshops

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• Motor Vehicle Technology • Prince’s Trust Team Programme • Sport & Exercise

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KETTERING CAMPUS

Windmill Avenue, Kettering, Northants NN15 6ER Astro-turf and Fitness Centre

We have a great gym on campus with top-class equipment, 4G Astro-turf and full-sized sports hall.

All students can join in with fitness classes or a range of team sports. Our Sport Academy provides fantastic opportunities for progression into professional clubs and national teams for students from all sporting backgrounds.

We also have:

Plane Fuselage

• Access to Higher Education

• Coffee Shop • Refectory • Library At the Kettering Campus you can study:

Our Travel & Tourism students are able to gain cabin crew qualifications in our own plane fuselage, which provides real-life cabin crew experiences.

• Applied Science

TV Studio

• Early Years, Health & Social Care

• Business • Creative Arts & Media

A £70,000 investment at our Kettering campus has created a new TV studio and control room for Media and Film Production students. The new equipment has been built by Blackmagic Design, international specialists in cameras and broadcast production systems.

•E nglish for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

Tresham Studios

• Music & Performing Arts

Our hair and beauty salons offer an extensive range of hair, beauty and complementary treatments at very competitive prices. Daytime and evening appointments are available throughout term-time.

Visit our website www.tresham.ac.uk/treshamstudios to find out more.

• Foundation Learning • Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy • Information Technology & Computing • Prince’s Trust Team Programme • Sport & Exercise • Travel & Tourism • Uniformed Public Services

Creative Arts & Media facilities

Our impressive buildings include a graphic design Mac suite, photography suites, art rooms, fashion and textile workshops, soundproofed music booths, dance studios, and theatre.

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WELLINGBOROUGH CAMPUS Tresham College is committed to providing quality post-16 skills training in Wellingborough.

In September 2020, the College will be opening a redeveloped campus to offer the most up to date facilities for up to 1,000 additional students to gain qualifications.

The new look campus will feature new social spaces for all students, a library, coffee shop, new two-storey motor vehicle workshop, science laboratories, fully-equipped computer suites and construction workshops.

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At the Wellingborough Campus you can study: • Access to Higher Education • Accounting • Basic Skills (English and maths) • Business •C onstruction & Building Services (Plumbing, Electrical Installations, Wood Occupations) • Counselling • Early Years, Health & Social Care • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) • Information Technology & Computing • Motor Vehicle • Prince’s Trust Team Programmes

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GETTING TO COLLEGE By bus •S tagecoach and Centrebus services frequently stop outside each of our campuses • Visit www.stagecoach.com and www.centrebus.info • Bus passes and financial support are available for eligible students

By car • Student parking is available at all of our campuses

By train •C orby campus is only a five minute walk from the train station • Corby, Kettering and Wellingborough are located on the Midland Mainline

By foot or cycle • We provide bike racks at all our main campus locations

Travel Bursary

Full-time students aged 16–18 and living more than three miles from College may be entitled to help with travel costs if they have a household income less than £30,000. The College has a travel bursary worth up to £600 which you may qualify for.* Aged 19 or over with a household income of £30,000 or less? If you’re not eligible for other transport support and have applied for an eligible study programme, you will also qualify for the travel bursary.

Bus routes to our Corby Campus Route Number

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Brigstock

RF1

Caldecott

RF1

Cottingham

19

Desborough

8

Geddington

18A

Gretton

19

Kettering

RF1

Lyddington

19

Oakley Vale

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Oundle

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Priors Hall

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Rockingham

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Rothwell

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Stanion

X4

Upper/Lower Benefield

X4

Weldon

Contact the Student Services help desk on: 01536 413232 or studentservices@tresham.ac.uk

*Please note these are subject to review and can change. Visit our website to get the latest information.

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Bus routes to our Kettering Campus

Bus routes to our Wellingborough Campus

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Location

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Brigstock

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Doddington Road

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Broughton

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Earls Barlton

49, 50, X1

Burton Latimer

X1, 45

Finedon

X10, 19

Desborough

X47

Great Doddington

X4

Earls Barton

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Grendon

X1

Eskdail Street

W2

Hemmingwell Road

49, 50, X1

Finedon

X46, X47

Higham Ferrers

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Geddington

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Irchester

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Hannington

44, 45

Irthlingborough

49,50

Irthlingborough

X4

Isham

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Ise lodge

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Little Harrowden

X4

Isham

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Orlingbury

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Old

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Pytchley

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Orlingbury

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Queensway Road

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Pytchley

X46, X47

Raunds

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Ringstead

34

Redhill Grange

X10,19

Rothwell

X46, X47, 45

Rushden

49,50

Rushden

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Wilby

19

Rushton

W8

Wollaston

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Stanion

X16

Thrapston

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Walgrave

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Woodford

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STUDENT LIFE Our students tell us that they love how Tresham College is so different to studying at school…

More subjects to choose from varied day with time for independent study A between lessons

The Bedford College Group Students’ Union

Freedom to study in the way that works best for you

he Bedford College Group Students’ Union is run by T students for students enhancing your student journey it:

New friends to make and a new area to explore wap the textbooks for real life working S environments

•w orks in partnership with the College, driving for outstanding teaching and learning, services and facilities.

enefit from the industry experience of your tutors B and their connections

• i t is run by an elected team of students who work closely with the College Student Services team

our own Personal Achievement Tutor alongside Y your subject tutors

•w orks with the College to make sure your voice is heard, your views understood and changes are made

The Bedford College Group Students’ Union

•p uts on regular events, both educational and social, keeps you up to speed on national issues of concern to all students and supports a number of student chosen charities over the year.

All students are also able to purchase the TOTUM Card (the new name for the NUS Extra student discount card), which gives you great discounts with local and national retailers.

The card also secures discounted admission at many theatres, cinemas, museums, art galleries, music events and festivals.

For more information drop into one of the Students’ Union bases at each campus.

Student Voice Alongside the Students’ Union you will have the opportunity to be a study programme rep, go to the Exec Question Time event, attend the yearly Student Voice Conference and more!

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STUDENT SUPPORT WE’RE HERE TO HELP ACADEMIC SUPPORT Your Personal Achievement Tutor will support you with personal development, progress on your course and career planning. As a full-time student you are entitled to at least three individual tutorials per year, plus regular group tutorials. Within the first six weeks of your course your Personal Achievement Tutor will meet with you for your initial one-to-one tutorial to make sure you are settling in and on the right course.

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT We have specialist support staff for those with an identified learning difficulty and/or disability.

CAREERS SERVICE Our professionally qualified careers advisers provide impartial, confidential advice and guidance to help you: • decide what you are going to do next • fi nd out more about your options in education, training and work, both at College and beyond • put your plans into practice •g et support with job searches and with your university application (UCAS).

If you are looking for information or have a quick query, you can drop in to the Student Services office where an adviser may be able to help you immediately, or you can book a longer appointment.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL We believe that the unique experiences, abilities and backgrounds of each individual at Tresham College add to the overall learning experience.

FINANCIAL ADVICE Speak to our Student Services team for all money matters relating to college.

SAFEGUARDING AND WELLBEING We’ll keep you safe at all times and we offer a dedicated counselling service if you need someone to talk to.

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YOUR STUDY PROGRAMME Think of your study programme as building up lots of different skills that will help you stand out in today’s competitive market. Employers and universities are looking for much more than just a qualification these days, which is why we’ve designed our study programmes to include everything you need to be successful.

Your study programme will provide you with: • A nationally-recognised qualification • English and maths skills • Work experience • Personal development skills • Study skills • Employability skills such as CV writing and interview skills •A dditional vocational learning and qualifications, depending on the programme you choose

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Time Management

Work/ Voluntary Experience

Teamwork

Communication Personal Responsibility

Employability Skills Resilience

Flexibility

Study Skills

YOUR STUDY PROGRAMME Work Ethic

Additional Vocational Learning

Personal Development

How to self-manage

Nationallyrecognised Qualification

Selfmotivation

Self-esteem

Personal Presentation

English & maths

English and maths Love them or hate them, English and maths are essential for work and education. Many employers complain that too many young people lack the literacy (English) and numeracy (maths) skills needed for jobs in today’s workplace. You’ll also find that entry on to higher level courses requires grades 9–4 or A*–C in GCSE English and maths. In short, they’re very important and we’ll help you get the grades you need.

Work experience Work experience is a key (and fun!) part of your full-time study programme at College. We have strong links with hundreds of employers in every industry area to ensure we find the best placement for you.

Every student has a minimum of 20 hours per year of external work experience. Here’s a little peek at where some of our recent students have spent theirs: • BBC Radio 1 – Media • Best Western Hotel – Travel & Tourism • Corby Borough Council – Plumbing • Jeakins Weir - Business • Kettering Fire Station – Public Services • Northampton Saints Rugby Club – Sport

“I completed work experience at Corby Borough Council, helping with minor repairs such as fixing taps in domestic dwellings.”

• Northamptonshire Police – Uniformed Public Services

Joe | Plumbing Level 2

• Kettering General Hospital - Business

• Ragdale Hall – Beauty Therapy • Rushton Hall – Hospitality

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QUALIFICATIONS EXPLAINED We are committed to helping you succeed and guarantee your progression on to the next level of study with us.

This table shows how we can support you to progress all the way from Level 2 up to Level 6.

Level

Study Programme

Typical Entry Requirements

Equivalent

Level 6

• Top-up Degree Level 6

• Level 5 qualification OR • Related industry experience

BA (Hons), BSc (Hons)

Level 5

• Higher National Diploma (HND) • Foundation Degree (FD) • Higher Level Apprenticeship

• Level 4 qualification OR • Related industry experience

Bachelor degree (year 2)

Level 4

• Higher National Certificate (HNC) • Higher Level Apprenticeship

• A–Levels OR • Level 3 qualification OR • Related industry experience

Bachelor degree (year 1)

Level 3

• • • •

BTEC Certificate and Diploma Access to Higher Education Advanced Level Apprenticeship Cambridge Technical Diploma

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C ideally including English and maths OR • Level 2 qualification

A-Levels

Level 2

• BTEC Certificate and Diploma • Intermediate Level Apprenticeship

ONE YEAR PROGRAMME • 3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*– D ideally including English and maths OR • A qualification at Level 1

GCSEs 9–4 or A*– C

TWO YEAR PROGRAMME • 3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G ideally including English and maths and a keen interest in a relevant subject OR • Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered

Looking at university after College?

All of our Advanced Level full-time study programmes have a UCAS points value – your journey to university starts here!

We have high expectations for our students, with many going on to study at institutions across the UK including:

ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY

BANGOR UNIVERSITY CARDIFF UNIVERSITY

DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY EAST 15 ACTING SCHOOL MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY

NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY SOUTH AND WEST CHESHIRE COLLEGE STAFFORDSHIRE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY CITY OF BIRMINGHAM UNIVERSITY FOR THE CREATIVE ARTS UNIVERSITY OF DERBY

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH 16

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FEES AND FUNDING If you are a school leaver aged 16-18 on 31 August 2020 the study programmes in this prospectus are FREE.

Are you aged 19 or over? All full-time Level 2 courses are now FREE for everyone, whatever your age. If you are looking to study a Level 3 qualification (equivalent to A-Level), courses are still FREE if you’re aged under 19 or 19-23 and studying your first full Level 3 qualification. If you’re aged over 23 or studying a second Level 3 qualification, you will need to pay a fee.

To find out about the fees of our Level 3 qualifications visit www.tresham.ac.uk

You may have to pay for specialist textbooks, uniforms or equipment, as well as trips and visits that boost your understanding of your subject. You can find out if there are any additional costs by viewing your study programme on our website, or by looking on the study programme pages in this prospectus.

A range of financial support packages are available, which include help with essential costs, travel or meals. Contact our Student Services team on 01536 413123 or studentservices@tresham.ac.uk to find out if these could apply to you.

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APPRENTICESHIPS As an apprentice, you’ll get all the benefits of studying with Tresham College for an industry recognised qualification, while working in your chosen industry.

We are one of the largest apprenticeship providers in the region, which means whatever career path you are interested in we will have an apprenticeship to suit you.

What is an apprenticeship?

An apprenticeship is a programme of work-based learning. To be enrolled as an apprentice, an organisation must have offered you a contract of employment and agreed to pay your wage and support you throughout your training.

Your job role must include a range of work relevant to the apprenticeship qualifications you wish to undertake.

90%

of apprentices will stay in employment or go on to further training1

How long does it take?

Apprenticeships take between one and four years to complete depending on the type and level undertaken.

How will I spend my time?

Apprentices are 15% more employable than other graduates2

For most apprenticeship programmes, you will need to attend college, either for one day per week (day release) or for a few weeks at a time (block release).

The benefits

You’ll need enthusiasm and commitment to study and work in a particular industry, but the rewards will be significant: • Get the best of both worlds by earning as you learn • Choose from a wide range of practical trades and jobs •G ain industry-recognised qualifications, Functional Skills and specialist techniques that could see you progress to high-level jobs in your chosen sector •L earn from valuable job experience and time spent developing your skills on a day-to-day basis 1 2

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APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMMES

We work with over 1,000 employers each year and, as one of the biggest providers of apprenticeships in the South East Midlands, we have the experience to help you excel during your apprenticeship.

Our wide range of apprenticeships include: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Accountancy Adult Care Worker Agriculture* Arboriculture (Coming Soon)* Barbering Beauty Therapy Brickwork Business Administration Care Children & Young People Commis Chef Clinical Healthcare Construction Management Contact Centre Operations Customer Service Cyber Intrusion Analyst Decorative Finishing Dental Nursing Electrical Installation Engineering Environmental Conservation* Facilities Services Hairdressing Healthcare Support Worker Healthcare Assistant Practitioner Horticulture* Human Resources Management

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

IT Application Improving Engineering Operations Infrastructure Technician Lead Adult Care Worker Leadership & Management Management Management Accounting (CIMA) Mechatronics Motorsport Motor Vehicle Body & Paint Operations Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair (Light Vehicle) Network Engineer Painting & Decorating Plastering Plumbing Senior Healthcare Support Worker Software Developer Software Development Technician Teaching Assistant Team Leading/Supervisor Technical & Professional (Civil Engineering) Unified Communication Trouble Shooter Warehousing & Storage Wood Occupations: Bench Joinery Wood Occupations: Site Carpentry

*A vailable through Shuttleworth College in Biggleswade, Bedford.

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To apply for an apprenticeship you must no longer be in full-time education and aged 16 or over before the 31st August 2020. Here are your steps to success!

I am looking for an apprenticeship 1. W e have hundreds of vacancies each year, visit our website www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships to find your perfect job.

2. O nce you have found an apprenticeship you are interested in, check you meet the criteria and complete the online application form. If you need help completing the application form, contact our Recruitment team on 01536 413123 or email apprenticeships@tresham.ac.uk 3. W e will invite you in to meet with the Recruitment team to discuss your application before we send it to the employer.

4. A fter you have visited our Recruitment team we will keep in contact with you about our other available vacancies and support you with any queries you may have.

5. F ollowing a successful interview with the employer you will then be enrolled and start your apprenticeship

I have already been offered an apprenticeship 1. I f you have already been offered an apprenticeship, you or your employer will need to contact our Business Development team on 01536 413123.

2. A member of the Business Development team will then contact the company to confirm that they have offered you an apprenticeship.

3. We will visit your employer to discuss your apprenticeship and carry out health and safety checks.

4. You will then be invited in to the College to discuss your apprenticeship and we will enrol you.

I want an apprenticeship but I can’t find what I am looking for If you can’t find the type of apprenticeship that you are looking for, or are unsure about meeting the entry criteria, you can contact us on 01536 413123 or email apprenticeships@tresham.ac.uk

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WHAT TO DO NEXT Follow our simple steps to apply for your chosen study programme and get your college journey started…

You can apply online at any time! You don’t need to wait until you get your exam results. Visit www.tresham.ac.uk Don’t forget to provide your correct contact details so we can keep in touch with you about your application.

1. SHORTLIST YOUR FAVOURITE STUDY PROGRAMMES AND ATTEND AN OPEN DAY Visit www.tresham.ac.uk for the full list of study programmes, or to pre-register for one of our Open Days. See page 2 for dates.

4. ATTEND YOUR WELCOME DAY You will get a taste of college life, meet your tutors and make new friends.

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2. APPLY ONLINE Apply online for your chosen study programme. If you do not have access to a computer you can make an application at our Corby or Kettering campuses.

5. ENROLMENT You will be invited to enrol onto your study programme between Friday 21 August 2020 and Friday 4 September 2020. Don’t worry if you don’t get your grades, you can get advice at our open day on GCSE results day.

3. RECEIVE AN OFFER You will be invited in for a group interview to find out more about your courses. You will also have the opportunity to meet your tutor. You will leave with a course offer.

6. START YOUR STUDY PROGRAMME! Term starts on Monday 14 September 2020.

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OUR FULL-TIME STUDY PROGRAMMES One of the best things about coming to college is choosing the subject you are going to study. The following pages are full of all the great subject areas and specific study programmes we offer at Tresham College.

Each section will tell you a bit about: that sector; the different career paths available; how you can progress through the different levels; individual course details – with everything you need to know from the entry requirements to units of study – and of course, real life stories from current students!

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Access to Higher Education

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Applied Science

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Business & Accountancy

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Creative Arts & Media

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Construction & Building Services C W Early Years, Health & Social Care C K W Engineering

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Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy

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Hospitality & Catering

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Motor Vehicle Technology

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Music & Performing Arts

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Prince’s Trust Team Programme C K W Sport & Exercise

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Travel & Tourism

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Uniformed Public Services

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LOCATION KEY C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus W - Based at Wellingborough Campus

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ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION Our Access to Higher Education courses build the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to progress on to higher education in the subject area you’re interested in. They are recognised as entry qualifications by universities across the UK. You will gain a good introduction to your chosen subject, develop your study skills and increase your confidence and ability with this level of study. The course takes one year and, on completion, you will gain an Access to Higher Education Diploma. All pathways will include compulsory English and maths, as well as research skills units. You will also need to have good IT skills as all of your assignments will be carried out using either Word, Excel or PowerPoint.

You can undertake IT Skills at our Learning Centres based in Corby and Kettering.

If you complete one of our Access to Higher Education courses and use an Advanced Learner Loan to pay for your tuition fee, the Student Loans Company will write off the balance on the Advanced Learner Loan if you then go on to complete an undergraduate course.

You must be aged 18 or over to apply and will need to have English Language and maths GCSE at grade C (4) or above or equivalent Level 2 qualifications before the start of the course and complete a successful interview.

You will be in college for three days per week and for most Access courses will have to also undertake a relevant work placement for up to 150 hours (which is a requirement for some courses). A work placement officer may be able to support you in finding suitable places. You may have to complete a successful DBS check. If you are successful you may qualify for a free place. Alternatively, we offer Level 2 and Level 3 courses that may be funded for 16-18 year olds.

If you are aged 19 or over, you may qualify for an Advanced Learner Loan to help you pay the tuition fees for this course. Alternatively, you can pay by instalments to help make the cost more affordable. Find out more about your payment options at www.tresham.ac.uk/access

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“I’d been out of education for nine years before starting this course at College.

I currently work in administration but I want to get into mental health nursing, so this is the first step towards getting the qualifications I need. Once I have the Access qualification I am planning to go to the University of Northampton to study Mental Health Nursing.

I’ve really enjoyed the psychology side of the course because it is the most relevant aspect for me and my career plans, and I enjoy learning about the brain.

My tutors have been very supportive. Getting back into education was a bit of a shock at first, but it’s surprising how quickly everything comes back to you. The Access course is perfect for a mature student working full-time because there is the flexibility to study in your own time and fit the work around you.”

Jessica | Access to Higher Education: Health Professions

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COURSE INSIGHTS Business

Health Professions

(Based online)

(Based online)

Typical units covered: • Business Financial Accounting • Business Management Accounting • Business Recruitment and Retention • Developing a Business Plan • Financial Planning in Business • Introduction to Microeconomics • Managing Human Resources for Business • Marketing Principles and Implications for Business • Setting up a New Small Business • The Nature and Context of Business

Typical units covered: • Blood Circulation • Cells, Tissues and Organs • Digestion & the Liver • Disease and Body Defence • Drugs and Food Additives • Healthcare within the NHS • Homeostasis • Mendelian and Applied Genetics • Introduction to Psychology • Introduction to Sociology • Reproductive Biology • Understanding Mental Health Difficulties • Sociology of Health • Healthcare with the NHS

Progression: You could progress on to the Business HNC/HND at Tresham College or Bedford College or study a range of degrees such as Business Information Technology, Finance, Human Resources or Marketing and much more at university.

Health Professions and Allied Sciences (Based at our Corby and Kettering Campuses) Typical units covered: • Biomolecules (Biochemistry) • Blood, Circulation and Breathing • Cells, Tissues and Organs • Chemistry Foundations • Drugs and Food Additives • Energy • Evolution and Ecology • Digestion & the Liver • Homeostasis • Mendelian and Applied Genetics • Microbiology • Periodic Table • Separation and Analysis

Progression: You could study for a Foundation Degree in Health & Social Care at Tresham College or progress on to degrees in Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy or Occupational Health.

Humanities and Social Science (Based at our Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough campuses and online) Typical units covered: • Social Work Practice • Crime & Deviance • Mental Illness & Society • Psychology • Cognitive Psychology • Social Psychology • Social Policy • Sociology • Sociology of Mass Media

Progression: You could go on to study Chemistry, Biomedical Science, Microbiology, Biology, Physics, Zoology, Physiotherapy, Forensic Science or Pharmacy at university.

Progression: You could study a Foundation Degree in Psychology & Crime at Tresham College or Bedford College or study a degree in a range of Humanities & Social Sciences fields, History, English Literature, Sociology, Criminology or Law at university.

Find out more about our Access to Higher Education courses by visiting: www.tresham.ac.uk/access

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“My aim is to qualify as a trained Counsellor. I’m currently working full-time in an admin role at Northampton General Hospital and am studying this Access course part-time.

I am really enjoying the freedom of the course; having conversations with your tutors about where you want to get to and experiencing the passion they have for their subject. It’s not like school where you’re just about the grades, it’s all about you and their enthusiasm really helps you to succeed.

After the Access course I plan to continue in part-time study on the CPCAB Counselling Diploma here at College. This will qualify me to work in an agency and then if I choose to work for myself I’ll need to take additional qualifications with the Open University.”

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APPLIED SCIENCES Our Applied Sciences study programmes are ideal for students with a keen interest in science, who enjoy solving problems and investigating solutions to complex questions.

Our study programmes offer the opportunity to specialise in a range of disciplines. If you are not quite ready to study at Level 3 then our Level 2 in Applied Science is a great way to get started on your career path.

Successful students from these study programmes progress on to undergraduate study, training or employment in science-related careers.

C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Applied Biology HNC/HND

Level 3 Advanced

Student Destinations In 2018 92% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

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Applied Sciences (Analytical Forensics)

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Applied Sciences (Biomedical)

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Applied Sciences (Environmental Science)

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Applied Sciences (Food Science)

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Level 2 Intermediate Applied Sciences & Technology

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“When I’d finished my GCSEs I wanted to learn more about science because I find it so interesting to see how our body works and how it adapts to our surroundings.

Secondary school just gave us the basics, but at College it’s about researching the subject and taking it to the next level. I really enjoy studying chemistry and biology together because it enables me to combine my passion for sport with my scientific knowledge.

I want to study Science at university but also bring sport into my education, perhaps through Sport Science, Biochemistry or even Pharmacology. A career that combines the two would be ideal, such as a Personal Trainer or Laboratory Scientist.”

Aleksandra | Applied Science Level 3 Previous School: Latimer Arts College

FIND A JOB YOU LOVE FORENSIC SCIENCE INVESTIGATION OFFICER HOSPITAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN BIOLOGIST

PARAMEDIC SCENE OF CRIME OFFICER

PHARMACEUTICAL ROLES SCIENCE INVESTIGATION OFFICER DENTIST LABORATORY TECHNICIAN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHER OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST FOOD

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Applied Science Intermediate (Level 2)

Applied Science (Analytical Forensics) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English, maths and science

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English, maths and science OR Applied Science at Level 2

What will I study?

What will I study?

The study programme will cover a range of units required for a broad understanding of chemistry, physics and biology, with units including; chemistry of our earth, the living body, science in medicine, environmental science, energy and the universe, electronics in action and biology and the environment. You will be assessed through a portfolio of evidence, assignments and practical and group work. You will also be required to study English & maths and participate in extracurricular activities in College.

You will investigate a simulated crime during the course, collecting and analysing evidence in the manner of a scene of crime officer and forensic scientist. In the first year you will study for a Foundation Diploma. You will complete a set of mandatory units in principles of science, practical scientific techniques, science investigation skills, laboratory techniques and other units.

These units provide the grounding needed in science to progress to the second year. They provide a mixture of science theory and practical investigation skills. Some more specific forensic science content is also introduced.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Applied Science Gateway Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

• Scientific calculator approximately £10

In your second year you will specialise in analytical forensics units and core units in chemistry, biology and physics, studying a range of specialist modules. You will also continue to study and enhance your English and maths skills and complete a period of work experience.

What qualifications will I gain?

• USB drive approximately £5 • Course textbook approximately £40

•A pplied Science (Analytical Forensics) BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

What could I do next?

UCAS points available:

You will be able to progress on to the Applied Science Level 3 study programme.

Up to 168

• Printing of assessment paperwork approximately £25

Are there any additional costs?

• • • •

Applied Science textbook for approximately £60 Scientific calculator approximately £10 USB drive approximately £5 Printing of assessment paperwork approximately £25

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for higher education study. You may wish to progress on to our HNC in Applied Biology.

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Applied Science (Biomedical) Advanced (Level 3)

Applied Science (Environmental) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 2 years

Duration: 2 years

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English, maths and science OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English, maths and science OR

• Applied Science at Level 2

• Applied Science at Level 2

What will I study?

What will I study?

The study programme is both classroom and laboratory based and focuses on applied biology, chemistry, physics and maths covering a broad range of topics in different units. In the first year you will complete a set of mandatory units in principles of science, practical scientific techniques, science investigation skills, laboratory techniques and contemporary issues in science. In your second year you will specialise in biomedical science units studying a range of specialist modules. You will also continue to study and enhance your English and maths skills and complete a period of work experience.

You will study a mandatory set of units which apply to every field of science in year one. generic units include, but are not limited to: science fundamentals; laboratory techniques; scientific analysis and reporting; control of hazards in the laboratory; human physiology; human nutrition and genetics. environmental science specialist modules include: environmental surveying; environmental management; waste management; conservation and biodiversity microbiology. You will study with a mixture of exams and coursework.

What qualifications will I gain?

•A pplied Science (Biomedical Pathway) BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

•A pplied Science (Environmental Pathway) Cambridge Technical Diploma Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

• • • •

What qualifications will I gain?

Applied Science textbook for approximately £60 Scientific calculator approximately £10 USB drive approximately £5 Printing of assessment paperwork approximately £25

• Applied Science textbook for approximately £60 • Scientific calculator approximately £10 • USB drive approximately £5 • Printing of assessment paperwork approximately £25

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for higher education study. You could also progress on to our HNC Applied Biology course at our Kettering Campus.

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for higher education study. You could also progress on to our HNC Applied Biology course at our Kettering Campus.

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Applied Science (Food Science) Advanced (Level 3) Location: Corby or Kettering Campus Duration and Entry Requirements Duration: 2 years •4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English, maths and science OR • Applied Science at Level 2

What will I study?

You will study a mandatory set of units which apply to every field of science in year one. Generic units include, but are not limited to: Science Fundamentals; Laboratory/Techniques; Scientific Analysis and Reporting; Control of Hazards in the Laboratory; Human Physiology; Human Nutrition and Genetics. Food Science specialist modules include: Testing Consumer Products; Food Technology/Science; Crop Production and Soil Science and Microbiology.

What qualifications will I gain?

•A pplied Science (Food Science Pathway) Cambridge Technical Diploma Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

• Applied Science textbook for approximately £60 • Scientific calculator approximately £10 • USB drive approximately £5 • Printing of assessment paperwork approximately £25

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for higher education study. You could also progress on to our HNC Applied Biology course at our Kettering Campus.

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BUSINESS A qualification in Business can be a great stepping stone towards a career across a wide range of industries.

Our experienced tutors will take you through each of the elements of your chosen programme, providing practical examples to ensure that the theories learnt can be applied to the working environment.

Available at our Corby, Kettering and Wellingborough campuses, our study programmes will ensure that you have the skills and qualifications that you need to move either straight into employment or on to undergraduate study courses.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus W - Based at Wellingborough Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Business HNC/HND

Student Destinations In 2018, 94% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

Source: Tresham College Student Destination Data 2018

Level 3 Advanced Accountancy

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Level 2 Intermediate Accountancy

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We offer apprenticeships in Accountancy, Business Administration and Management Accounting.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

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“My main interest is in International Business and I have already applied to study this at Aston University. In College we learn how companies operate on an international level, compared to smaller business. I’d love to get into a managerial role in a multi-national company and eventually have my own business one day.

Outside of lessons I have been President of the Tresham Students Union.

This involved organising events and lunchtime activities, from Remembrance Day to the Annual Student Conference, and I was very proud to win an award for my work at last year’s College Achievements’ Ceremony.”

Roxana | Business Level 3 Previous School: In Italy

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Accountancy (AAT) Intermediate (Level 2)

Accountancy (AAT) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D ideally including English and must include maths at grade 4 or C or above OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C ideally including English and must include maths at grade 4 or C or above AND

• Accountancy Level 1 OR

• Accountancy AAT Level 2 OR

• An equivalent Level 2 qualification

• An equivalent accounting qualification

What will I study?

What will I study?

This study programme will provide you with the first stage of the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) Level 2 Certificate in Accounting. The AAT is the world’s leading body for accounting technicians, making this programme essential for anyone looking to develop a career in accounting or finance. You will study a range of key topics, including basic costing, computerised accounts and more.

This study programme will further develop your accountancy skills and knowledge. You will study a wide range of topics, including accounting knowledge, building your skills in costing, financial accounting, cash management, indirect tax-ethics and spreadsheets.

What qualifications will I gain?

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Accounting AAT Level 2 Certificate

UCAS points available:

•U sage of Computerised Accounts Software College Certificate

What qualifications will I gain?

• Accounting AAT Level 3 Diploma

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•C omputerised Accounts City & Guilds Level 2 Award (small additional cost)

Are there any additional costs?

• English qualification if required

• Course textbooks approximately £100

Are there any additional costs?

• AAT Membership approximately £138

• Memory Stick

What could I do next?

• Memory stick

This Level 3 qualification will allow you to progress on to the part-time AAT Level 4 Diploma at Tresham College or Bedford College, or start a career in an accounting role.

• Course textbooks approximately £90 • AAT Membership approximately £138

What could I do next?

The study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Accountancy Level 3 study programme.

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Business Intermediate (Level 2)

Business Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and/or maths OR • Business Level 2

What will I study?

This study programme will cover a wide range of business topics including enterprise in the business world, finance for business and small business planning.

Other units include: promoting a brand; The principles of marketing, project management, conducting business online; delivering customer service; working in teams; planning & forecasting business binances.

Throughout the study programme you will help set up a virtual business, create your own website, and research sources of finance.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Business BTEC Level 2 First (Extended) Certificate • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•S tationery associated with the course such as calculator, memory stick and file organiser • Textbook approximately £20

What will I study?

Your study programme will consist of a range of topics including: marketing; effective communication; business resource management and the wider business environment.

At the end of year one you must have passed all units to be able to progress on to year two.

In year two you will study additional units selected from five specialisations: accounting; marketing; human resources; management; law and retailing.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Business BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

• Trips approximately £150

•S tationery associated with the course such as calculator, memory stick and file organiser

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Business Level 3 study programme.

• Textbook approximately £20 • Trips approximately £150

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

You will be able to move on to undergraduate study such as a HNC or HND in Business at Tresham College or Bedford College.

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CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING SERVICES If you are looking to work in one of the varied trades within the construction industry then our wide range of study programmes will equip you with the skills that you need.

Study programmes are delivered by experienced staff in industry standard, well-equipped workshops. Due to the need to acquire essential skills in each discipline, progression to the higher levels is dependent upon successful completion of each lower level.

Tresham College has excellent links with industry and has helped students to gain apprenticeships and employment with local companies.

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C - Based at Corby Campus W - Based at Wellingborough Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Civil Engineering HNC/HND Construction & the Built Environment (Building Services Engineering) HNC Construction HNC/HND Building Services & Sustainability Foundation Degree (FdSc)*

We offer a wide range of apprenticeships across all of the key skill areas within the construction industry.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

Sustainable Construction Foundation Degree (FdSc)*

Level 3 Advanced Bricklaying

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Electrical Installation

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Painting & Decorating

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Plastering

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Site Carpentry & Bench Joinery

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“This course has taught me a lot and given me enough work experience to feel ready to start my apprenticeship with AR Electrics, an opportunity which came about through the College.

The practical work on the course has been really interesting. I enjoy wiring up all of the circuits and have been proud of my terminations, which were really neat (stripping wire and making sure the copper is doubled over) and the clipping (making sure all the wires are in place).”

Jake | Electrical Installation Previous School: Prince William School

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WORKSHOP MANAGER BENCH JOINER SUPERVISOR PLASTERER

DESIGN ENGINEER

BRICKLAYER CARPENTER ELECTRICIAN

DESIGN ENGINEER CAD DESIGNER INDUSTRIAL PLUMBER PIPE

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Bricklaying Intermediate (Level 2)

Bricklaying Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

• Bricklaying Level 1 Diploma with Functional Skills

•B ricklaying Level 2 Diploma with English and maths or equivalent

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and an interest in construction Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will learn a broad range of bricklaying skills and techniques that will make you attractive to employers in the construction industry. You will develop your practical skills and knowledge through different units, learning how to construct a range of projects as well as cost and materials management.

What will I study?

You will develop complex bricklaying knowledge and skills, in addition to preparing you for first line supervisory roles within the construction industry.

The qualification covers; principles of organising, planning and pricing construction work, repair and maintenance of structures, constructing radial and battered work, carrying out decorative and reinforced brickwork, constructing fireplaces and chimneys and health, safety and welfare in construction.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Bricklaying City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma

What qualifications will I gain?

• Bricklaying NOCN-CSkills Awards Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card

• Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30

• Textbooks, approximately £20

• Textbooks, approximately £20 •Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Bricklaying Level 3 study programme or an apprenticeship.

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•Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or an apprenticeship in bricklaying and/or first line supervisory roles.

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Electrical Installation Intermediate (Level 2)

Electrical Installation Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year • Electrical Installation Level 1 Diploma with Functional Skills

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years • 3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in electrical installation Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will learn practical electrical installation skills in wiring and testing electrical equipment and circuits, forming and assembling electrical cable enclosures and maintaining electrical equipment and systems.

This qualification is the recommended Level 2 vocational qualification for students who wish to undertake an electrical installation apprenticeship.

•L evel 2 qualification in Electrical Installation with English and maths or equivalent

What will I study?

You will develop your practical skills and knowledge of electrical installations. The qualification covers many areas within electro technology including: principles of electrical science, electrical installation technology and building services engineering.

What qualifications will I gain?

•E lectrical Installation (Buildings & Structures) EAL Level 3 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

What qualifications will I gain?

Are there any additional costs?

•E lectrical Installation (Buildings & Structures) EAL Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

• Textbooks, approximately £20

Are there any additional costs?

• • • •

ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30 P Textbooks, approximately £20 Basic tool kit costing approximately £50 You will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30 • Basic tool kit costing approximately £50 •Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment.

You could progress on to the Electrical and Electronical Engineering HNC/HND at Bedford College or go into employment or an apprenticeship programme.

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programme in Electrical Installation or an apprenticeship programme.

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Painting & Decorating Intermediate (Level 2)

Painting & Decorating Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•P ainting & Decorating Level 1 Diploma with Functional Skills

•P ainting & Decorating Level 2 Diploma with English and maths or equivalent

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths, and a keen interest in painting and decorating Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will learn the core skills of surface preparation and a range of surface treatments. You will learn about specialist surface finishing and stencilling techniques and how to provide safe working platforms.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Painting & Decorating NOCN-CSkills Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30 • Textbooks, approximately £20 • Basic tool kit, approximately £50 •Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Painting & Decorating Level 3 study programme or on to an apprenticeship.

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You will develop advanced painting and decorating knowledge and skills, in addition to preparing you for first line supervisory roles within the construction industry.

The qualification will cover: Principles of Organising; Planning and Pricing Construction Work; Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction; Erecting and Dismantling Access Equipment and Working Platforms; Applying Hangings to Walls and Ceilings; Producing Specialist Finishes For Painted Decorative Work; Producing Specialist Architectural Finishes For Decorative Work; Applying Water-borne Paint Systems Using Airless Equipment and Applying Water-borne Paint Systems Using High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) Spray Equipment.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Painting and Decorating NOCN-CSkills Level 3 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30 • Textbooks, approximately £20 • Basic tool kit, approximately £50 • You will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or an apprenticeship in painting and decorating and/or first line supervisory roles.

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Plastering Intermediate (Level 2)

Plastering Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

• Plastering Level 1 Diploma including Functional Skills

•P lastering Level 2 Diploma with English and maths or equivalent

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths, and a keen interest in plastering Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will learn a broad range of plastering skills and techniques including decorative finishes. You will cover areas such as cost and materials management and the maintenance and use of specialist tools.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Plastering NOCN-CSkills Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

What will I study?

This programme will develop advanced plastering knowledge and skills, in addition to preparing you for first line supervisory roles within the construction industry.

Mandatory units include: Principles of Organising, Planning and Pricing Construction Work; Running In-situ Mouldings and Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction. You can then select one of two pathways.

Pathway one includes: Applying Plastering Material to Detailed Interiors; and Applying Plastering Materials to Detailed Exteriors. Pathway two units include: Producing Reverse Moulds For Detailed Fibrous Plaster and Cement Casting; and Producing and Fixing Detailed Fibrous Plaster and Cement Casts.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Plastering NOCN-CSkills Level 3 Diploma

Are there any additional costs?

• Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Textbooks, approximately £20

Are there any additional costs?

• Basic tool kit, approximately £50 •Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Plastering Level 3 study programme or an apprenticeship.

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30 • Textbooks, approximately £20 •Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or an apprenticeship in plastering and/or first line supervisory roles.

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Plumbing, Heating & Ventilation Intermediate (Level 2)

Plumbing, Heating & Ventilation Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•P lumbing, Heating and Ventilation Level 1 Diploma with Functional Skills

•P lumbing Level 2 Certificate with English and maths or equivalent

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths, and a keen interest in plumbing Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will develop practical skills and knowledge through a range of units including; plumbing principles; hot and cold water systems; environmental and sustainability and sanitation and central heating systems.

You will develop practical plumbing skills, working on live systems, hot and cold systems and central heating systems. The course will also cover; maintaining pipe systems and components; hot and cold water; central heating; sanitation and roof weathering systems; pipe systems design and installation; organising resources and components installation and testing.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Plumbing Studies City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card

What qualifications will I gain?

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Plumbing City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30 • Textbooks, approximately £25

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30 • Textbooks, approximately £25 •Y ou will also need to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

•Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment within the construction industry. You could also progress on to an apprenticeship programme.

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programme in Plumbing, Heating & Ventilation or Building Services Engineering, or an apprenticeship programme.

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Construction & Building Services

Site Carpentry & Bench Joinery Intermediate (Level 2)

Site Carpentry & Bench Joinery Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•S ite Carpentry & Bench Joinery Level 1 Diploma with Functional Skills

•S ite Carpentry & Bench Joinery Level 2 Diploma with English and maths or equivalent

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in carpentry Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will learn a broad range of carpentry skills and techniques that will make you attractive to employers in the construction industry. You will learn about costs and materials management, specialising in on-site procedures.

What qualifications will I gain?

•S ite Carpentry or Bench Joinery City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

You will develop complex site carpentry knowledge and skills, in addition to preparing you for first line supervisory roles within the construction industry. This qualification will cover: the principles of organising, planning and pricing construction work; health safety and welfare in construction, first fix flooring and roofing; second fixing operations, first fix roofing and stairs; second fixing double doors and mouldings and the set up and use of transportable machinery.

What qualifications will I gain?

•S ite Carpentry or Bench Joinery City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma • Health, Safety and Environment (CSCS) Card • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment for the course (PPE), approximately £30

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE), approximately £30

• Textbooks, approximately £20

• Textbooks, approximately £20

• Basic tool kit, approximately £50

• Basic tool kit, approximately £50

•Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

•Y ou will also be required to pay approximately £40 to take a CSCS test. This will allow you to complete the mandatory 30 hours’ work experience required as part of this study programme

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Site Carpentry Level 3 study programme or an apprenticeship.

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or an apprenticeship in site carpentry and/or first line supervisory roles.

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CREATIVE ARTS The School of Creative Arts and Media is based at our Kettering Campus and has superb facilities to develop your creative ambitions. We also offer Art & Design at our Corby Campus.

Facilities at our Kettering Campus include; photography studios, darkroom, fashion and textile workshops, Apple Mac suites and dedicated art studios. Our Corby Campus has its own art studios and Mac suites.

Our range of study programmes offer different routes through to your chosen career in the creative industries.

Our Level 2 study programme will give you a great starting point if you are unsure of which area to study.

It will prepare you for progression to a specialist Level 3 study programme. Our level 3 study programmes will provide you with the skills and portfolio you need to support your CV or university application.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate 3D Design BTEC HNC/HND Art Practice BTEC HNC/HND Creative Media Production Animation, Games and VHX HNC/HND Fashion HND Fashion & Textiles BA (Hons) Degree Top-Up* Fashion & Textiles BTEC HNC

Student Destinations In 2018 our students progressed on to universities such as Hereford College of Arts, The Arts University Bournemouth and University for the Creative Arts (UCA).

Interior Design BTEC HND Graphic Communication BA (Hons) Degree Top-Up* Graphic Design BTEC HNC/HND Photography BTEC HNC/HND Photography BA (Hons) Degree Top-Up*

Source: Tresham College Student Destination Data 2018

Product Design BTEC HND Textiles HND Textiles for Fashion BA (Hons) Degree Top-Up)*

Level 3 Advanced We offer an apprenticeship in Creative Digital Media.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

Art & Design

CK

Fashion & Clothing

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Games Design

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Graphic Design

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Photography

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“I have always loved art and creating things, but also have a strong interest in fashion. I love streetwear and high fashion, and am inspired by designers such as A-COLD-WALL.

My tutors are really supportive and there is more one-to-one support compared to at school. I also have more in common with the other students here, because I am connected to people who are also into fashion.

The best thing about College is that you have free will to create whatever you decide, with all the equipment you need available to you.”

David | Fashion & Textiles Level 3 Previous School: Cardinal Newman

FIND A JOB YOU LOVE

FASHION DESIGNER ANIMATION SPECIAL EFFECTS DESIGNER

MEDIA PROGRAMMER

ILLUSTRATION & GAMES DESIGN

PRINT MAKER ANIMATOR ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOGRAPHER

GRAPHIC DESIGNER GAMES CREATOR

EXHIBITION DESIGNER WEB DESIGNER

MEDIA PLANNER

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Art & Design Intermediate (Level 2)

Art & Design Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Art & Design at Level 1

• Art & Design at Level 2

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in art and design Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

You will develop your creative abilities in drawing, developing your design ideas, photography, textiles and the manipulation of a wide range of materials to create artwork for specific audiences.

What will I study?

What qualifications will I gain?

You will study 2D and 3D processes, art and design history, illustration, textiles, presentation of work and working in the art and design industry.

• Art & Design UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

What qualifications will I gain?

Up to 168

• Art & Design UAL Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils etc.)

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils etc.)

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programmes in Art & Design, Graphic Design, Photography, Fashion or Media.

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You will be able to progress on to undergraduate study either at Tresham College or Bedford College, or move on to university or employment.

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Fashion & Clothing Advanced (Level 3)

Games Design Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 2 years

Duration: 2 years

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

•A Level 2 qualification in a creative subject and equivalent English and maths

• Level 2 in Information & Creative Technology

What will I study?

You will work with a wide range of materials to create garments using the design process, learn how to use artist and design references to support your own practical work.

Additionally, you will learn about the importance of a professional approach to your work. This includes building portfolios, interview skills and applications to higher education or employment.

What will I study?

You will undertake a variety of design briefs that help you to explore many different areas of game art and design. This will include character design, 3D animation, 2D graphics and game theory. In addition, you will work on projects that develop your understanding of character development, storytelling and plot structure, computer hardware and the games industry as a whole.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Media UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

What qualifications will I gain?

• Art & Design UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

• English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available: Up to 168

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils)

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils)

• Hard drive approximately £40

• Fabrics

What could I do next?

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

You will be well equipped to move on to undergraduate programmes, or enter directly into employment within the rapidly expanding games industry.

It will prepare you for undergraduate study, such as the HNC and HND Fashion & Textiles course available at Tresham College or Bedford College.

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Graphic Design Intermediate (Level 2)

Graphic Design Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Art & Design at Level 1

•A Level 2 qualification in a creative subject and equivalent English and maths

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in art and design Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will study a range of core and optional units that develop skills in design, page layout, photography, illustration and typography. You will have time in the new Apple Mac suites to develop your creative digital skills.

You will learn how to use design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Graphic Design is not only using computers; a full range of drawing and image making techniques are key parts of this creative course.

What will I study?

There is a strong emphasis on employment skills on this study programme, including client liaison from initial briefing meetings to final client presentations.

Traditional skills such as drawing and illustration are balanced with training in the Adobe Creative Suite.

Areas covered include; publishing, advertising, photography, packaging, animation, print making, illustration and mixed media.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Art & Design UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

What qualifications will I gain?

Up to 168

• Art & Design UAL Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils etc.)

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, pencils)

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programmes in Graphic Design, Photography, Fashion, Media or Art & Design.

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It will prepare you for undergraduate study, including the degree-level Graphic Design courses available at Tresham College and Bedford College. During your two years with us you will generate a high quality portfolio of work to support your university application.

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Creative Arts

Photography Intermediate (Level 2)

Photography Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Art & Design at Level 1

•A Level 2 qualification in a creative subject and equivalent English and maths

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in photography Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will develop skills in digital and traditional film-based photography, working in the studio and the darkroom to develop your creativity.

What will I study?

You will develop a range of skills, techniques and personal qualities that are required for a career in photography. Training is given on industry standard design software including the Adobe Creative Suite. You will work with both digital and film-based photography.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Art & Design UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

What qualifications will I gain?

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Art & Design UAL Level 2 Diploma

UCAS points available:

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•D rawing materials (drawing pads, sketchbooks, pens, film, photographic paper)

Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

• Digital camera with manual controls

• Camera and SD Card

•S ketchbooks, pencils, pens, films, photographic paper and hard drives to back up your digital photographs.

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

• Two trips per year approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programmes in Photography, Graphic Design, Fashion, Media or Art & Design.

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

It will prepare you for undergraduate study, including the HNC/HND Photography courses at Tresham College or Bedford College.

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EARLY YEARS, HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE Many people are drawn towards a career in one of the caring professions. The variety of job roles is enormous and the personal involvement is immensely satisfying and rewarding.

Whether it is care of the young or elderly, teaching or nursing, each demands qualifications for entry.

Topics covered include: health; safety; nutrition; child development; anatomy; physiology and the sociological and psychological aspects of caring and supporting children’s play. A key part of many of the programmes is supervised, practical placements to support your college based programme. You will gain valuable work experience in local primary schools, hospices, residential care homes, nursing homes, nurseries, special schools, hospitals, day centres and mental health services.

We also offer progression opportunities through to degree-level once you complete your Level 3 qualification.

C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus W - Based at Wellingborough Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Child & Family Studies Foundation Degree (FdA) Early Years Studies Foundation Degree (FdA) Educational Practice Foundation Degree (FdA) Health & Social Care Foundation Degree (FdA)

Student Destinations

Psychology & Crime Foundation Degree (FdA)*

In 2018 our students progressed on to universities such as King’s College London (University of London), Manchester Metropolitan University and University of Hull or went into employment in companies such as Busy Bees, Country View Nursing Home and Mencap.

Level 3 Advanced

We offer apprenticeships in Children & Young People, Care Leadership & Management, Health & Social Care and Teaching Assistants.

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Health & Social Care

CKW

Introduction to Early Years Education & Care

CKW

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Early Years, Health & Social Care

“I’m really proud of the progress I have made so far at College, having worked up through the levels from Level 1 to Level 3.

I love the creative side of the course.

We have to make our own resources for the activities to carry out on placement, such as phonics cards for literacy and dice for numeracy. I really enjoy the placements twice a week because I like to be out and about.

I’ve had experience in a pre-school, baby room and reception class in a primary school. Our final placement is our own choice, so I’ll be choosing a nursery.”

Aimee | Childcare Level 3 Previous School: Lodge Park Academy

FIND A JOB YOU LOVE TEACHER SAFEGUARDING OFFICER HEALTH PROMOTER YOUTH WORKER MIDWIFE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

SOCIAL CARE WORKER CHILD MINDER CHILDCARE PRACTITIONER CHILD NURSE

PSYCHOLOGIST TEACHING ASSISTANT RESIDENTIAL CARER PLAY

WORKER

FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER SPECIAL NEEDS ADVISOR EARLY YEARS WORKER

CRECHE PROVIDER HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT

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Introduction To Early Years, Education & Care Intermediate (Level 2)

Childcare & Education (Early Years Educator) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements •3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR Health & Social Care at Level 1 OR

Duration: 2 years • 4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths (and preferably science) OR • A relevant qualification at Level 2

•W orking in Health, Social, Children & Young People’s Settings at Level 1

What will I study?

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will study a range of units including: the role of the early years practitioner; supporting children’s play; child development; supporting children’s positive behaviour; physical care and equality; diversity and inclusive practice; supporting effective play; supporting children with special needs and observation; assessment and planning.

You will study a range of units including: child development; health and wellbeing; providing safe environments; play and learning; understanding children’s additional needs; observation; assessment and planning; professional development, emergent literacy and maths; readiness for school and international procedures.

You will be required to undertake two days a week in a practical placement working with children between 0–7 years of age.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Early Years Practitioner CACHE Level 3 Technical Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

What qualifications will I gain?

• Introduction to Early Years CACHE Level 2 Diploma

Up to 168

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

• Textbooks approximately £20 • T-shirt approximately £10

• Textbooks approximately £20 • T-shirt approximately £10

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 Childcare & Education (Early Years Educator) or Health & Social Care study programmes, or an apprenticeship programme.

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You could progress on to teacher training courses or the Foundation Degree in Early Years Studies or Educational Practice here at Tresham College. Alternatively you could progress into employment in a variety of early years or school settings or undergraduate study at university.

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Health & Social Care Intermediate (Level 2)

Health & Social Care Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths (and preferably science) OR

• Health & Social Care at Level 1

• Health and Social Care at Level 2

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths, and a keen interest in Health and Social Care Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will study a range of core and optional units covering: effective communication; development through the life stages; anatomy and physiology; sociological and psychological perspectives and nutrition. You will be required to undertake two days a week in a practical placement.

What qualifications will I gain?

You will study a range of core, mandatory and optional units including: communication, equality & diversity; nutrition in health; hhuman growth & development; safeguarding; working in health & social care and common care disorders.

You will be required to undertake one day per week in a practical placement where you will take on the role of an employee in a variety of settings.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Health & Social Care Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

• Health & Social Care Level 2 Certificate • English and maths qualifications if required

Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

• Textbooks approximately £20

• Textbooks approximately £20

• T-shirt approximately £10

• T-shirt approximately £10

What could I do next?

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Level 3 study programme in Health & Social Care or Childcare & Education (Early Years Educator). Alternatively you could progress on to an apprenticeship programme.

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

You could study for a Foundation Degree in Health & Social Care at Tresham College or Psychology & Crime at Bedford College or go on to study HND or degree courses in Social Work, Nursing, Medical Studies, Teaching, Psychology or Youth Studies, or find employment in the sector.

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ENGINEERING Tresham College has a long standing commitment to meeting the needs of industry. We work closely with many major employers in the region to develop the right course content to ensure employability of our students when they complete their study programme.

Based at our Corby campus, our engineering courses are offered at all levels to enable progression through the different stages of your skills development.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION C - Based at Corby Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Electrical & Electronic Engineering HNC/HND

Our resources include advanced engineering workshops, for both electronics and mechanical engineering, and fully equipped suites.

Engineering BSc (Hons) (Top-up from HND)

As well as progressing through to full-time employment or an apprenticeship, students also progress on to higher level qualifications such as the HNC/HND and BSc (Hons) qualifications in Engineering offered by Tresham College and Bedford College or other universities.

General Engineering HNC/HND

Electrical Engineering BSc (Hons)

General Engineering BSc (Hons) (Top-up from HND) General Engineering BSc (Hons) Mechanical Engineering HNC/HND

Student Destinations In 2018 92% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

Mechanical Engineering BSc (Hons) (Top-up from HND) Mechanical Engineering BSc (Hons)

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“I want to work in the Navy or Army as an Engineer. I’m interested in marine-based work, for example on the engineering rigs, because I have a love of travelling and this is a job where you have a lot of time away and earn good money.

I chose to study Engineering at College to help me access a change of career. I decided I wanted to do something different and the engineering industry is booming with lots of different fields to go into. Plus, being able to make things out of nothing is always a good skill to have!”

Daniel | Engineering Level 2

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MACHINIST MATERIALS ENGINEER C AD DESIGNER PROGRAMMER STUDIO SOUND ENGINEER HARDWARE ENGINEER HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGER D ESIGN ENGINEER

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Engineering Intermediate (Level 2)

Engineering Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby Campus

Location: Corby Campus

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year or 2 years, depending on the route chosen:

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English, maths and a keen interest in engineering

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English, maths and preferably science OR • Engineering at Level 2

What will I study?

You will develop practical skills including hand fitting, turning, welding and milling. You will also cover technical drawing and engineering materials.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Engineering Technologies VRQ Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

What will I study?

You will study a variety of modules designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of engineering including electronic and mechanical.

You will also carry out an extended project of your choice within the field of engineering during your second year, as well as undertaking work experience in a related field.

What qualifications will I gain?

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE) approximately £50 • Trips approximately £50

•M echanical Engineering BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma

What could I do next?

UCAS points available:

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to an apprenticeship programme or the Engineering Level 3 study programme.

Are there any additional costs?

Up to 168

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE) approximately £50 • Trips approximately £50

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification will prepare you for an apprenticeship and can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

If you complete the two year programme, you will be able to progress on to a HNC/HND or undergraduate course at Tresham College, Bedford College or other universities. Completion of the one year programme will prepare you for progression on to a HNC or an apprenticeship programme in engineering here at Tresham College or Bedford College.

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“From the age of seven I knew I wanted a career in the Navy. Engineering is a very practical, hands on subject, which is what I enjoy the most.

I had a taste of engineering at school and learnt how to use various tools, but we didn’t have the machines that we have here at College. I really enjoy welding as it’s very hands on and, with all the practical work here, you learn by trying things out for yourself once your tutor has shown you. I know that when I start work experience later in the year, I will now be much more confident in my abilities.

I’ve met so many new people since leaving school and the tutors have been very supportive helping with assessments and reports. They push you to do well, but there is never too much pressure and the assessments are spread out over the year so it’s not too stressful. I’m looking forward to progressing on to the Level 3 programme.”

Chloe | Engineering Level 2

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ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL) This study programme is ideal if you are a student whose first language is not English, and you wish to develop your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills for use in a variety of work, study and everyday life situations.

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The study programme is offered from beginner level through to advanced level. It will allow you to learn and practise English in a variety of ways, including in the workplace. You will also develop your maths and ICT skills within an English environment. Part of the programme includes educational visits and social activities, in addition to an enhancement programme with the opportunity to play sport and access work-based e-learning.

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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus What will I study?

During this study programme you will cover a variety of language and other skills, including: • Reading, writing, listening and speaking • Grammar and structure • Pronunciation • Vocabulary development • Maths • ICT (developing computer skills) • Employability skills (including work placements)

What do you need to start?

You do not need any qualifications to start, but you must be between 16 and 19 years old on 31 August 2020 and you must be normally resident in the UK. You will need to attend an assessment interview before you start to help decide which level is best for you.

What qualifications will I gain?

You will work towards English Speaking Board ESOL awards and certificates and Edexcel Functional Skills Maths and ICT certificates at an appropriate level.

The levels are: • Entry 1 • Entry 2 • Entry 3 • Level 1 • Level 2 Your teachers will do practice exams with you throughout the year before entering you for exams.

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FOUNDATION LEARNING The Foundation Learning programme will enable you to develop your social, personal, employability and independent learning skills.

You will develop these skills through a variety of interesting and engaging activities, whilst working towards an Entry Level 3 qualification.

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Vocational choices include: Catering; Performing Arts; Creative Craft, Media & Business & Sport; Health & Nutrition.

Students will also develop their English and maths skills; independent living skills; work preparation and work experience.

You will receive a high level of support to promote your personal development and progress on to further education, independent living, volunteering work or paid employment.

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Jonathon developed many personal, social, academic and life skills, successfully achieving and progressing each year on the Foundation Learning course.

He completed a vocationally based Diploma this year, completed many work based training activities and achieved both English and maths qualifications at various levels.

Jonathon undertook a range of work experience opportunities, before gaining a placement with a local care facility, where he did extremely well, continuing to volunteer on a weekly basis and has since been offered a full-time apprenticeship.

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HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy study programmes at Tresham College are consistently some of our most popular at the College.

Our experienced team of tutors will work to develop your professional skills, taking you from the core techniques through to the latest technological advancements in hairdressing and beauty therapy. Tresham Studios, our commercial hairdressing, barbering, make-up and beauty salons, operate at Corby and Kettering Campuses. These well-equipped, industry standard environments give you the opportunity to gain practical, supervised experience working with fee-paying clients.

Our study programmes require attendance at tutorials, work experience and enhancement sessions.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group Media Make-Up & Character Design Foundation Degree (FdA)* For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate

Level 3 Advanced Beauty Therapy

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Hairdressing

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Production Arts (Make-up)*

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Level 2 Intermediate

We offer apprenticeships in Barbering, Beauty Therapy and Hairdressing.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

Barbering

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Beauty Therapy

CK

Hairdressing

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Hair & Media Make-Up

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*For more information regarding our Production Arts (Theatrical Make-Up) course see page 87. *Validated by, and leads to an award of, the University of Bedfordshire.

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“I’m inspired by make-up artists on YouTube such as Pixiwoo - two sisters who do everything from everyday looks to media - and Bailey Sarain who has inspired my editorial designs.

I’m absolutely loving the make-up part of the course; you can be so creative and really go to town. I’ve been particularly proud of my red carpet and editorial make-up – we have to take photos of our work under a magnifying lamp for our portfolio.”

Michelle | Hair & Media Make-Up Level 2

FIND A JOB YOU LOVE SALON OWNER C OLOUR

TECHNICIAN SALON MANAGER NAIL TECHNICIAN BEAUTY THERAPIST BARBER

CONSULTANT SESSION STYLIST SENIOR THERAPIST MAKE-UP

UNIOR STYLIST FREELANCE STYLIST J HAIRDRESSER TRAINER TV/MEDIA/FILM STYLIST MAKE-UP ARTIST

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Barbering Intermediate (Level 2)

Beauty Therapy Intermediate (Level 2)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths

What will I study?

Duration: 2 years

You will study cutting men’s hair, cutting men’s facial hair, colour and highlighting, client consultations, working in the hair industry and following health and safety practice in the salon.

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in beauty therapy Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

What qualifications will I gain?

• Barbering City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

You will develop a variety of skills in the Tresham Studios beauty salon including make-up, facials, waxing, lash and brow treatments, manicure and pedicure, client care, reception and health and safety.

• Salon uniform and equipment approximately £210

What qualifications will I gain?

What could I do next?

• Beauty Therapy City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to a Level 3 study programme or you can progress on to an apprenticeship or into employment.

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

• Salon uniform and equipment approximately £210

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for entry into employment or for further study on our Level 3 Beauty Therapy study programme. If you are interested in working in film or media production as a make-up artist, you can also progress from this programme on to our Level 3 Production Arts – Media Make-Up programme at our Kettering Campus (see page 87 for more details).

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Beauty Therapy Advanced (Level 3)

Hair & Media Make-Up Intermediate (Level 2)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

• Beauty Therapy Level 2 qualification

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths

What will I study?

You will develop a variety of skills including slimming body treatments, advanced facials, hot stone massage, body massage, cosmetic tanning, consultation and promotion of health and safety.

Your programme of study will also require attendance at tutorials and extensive work experience.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Beauty Therapy City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

• Salon uniform and equipment approximately £60

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification will prepare you for entry into higher education or employment in beauty salons, hotels, spas, department stores and on cruise liners.

What will I study?

You will study: working in beauty related & make-up industries; following health & safety practices; client care & communication; applying make-up; providing eyelash & brow treatments; the art of photographic make-up; body art design; applying skin tanning techniques, making & styling a hair addition and the art of colouring.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Hair & Media Make-Up City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•S alon uniform and equipment approximately £120 with an option of purchasing a make-up kit

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you to progress on to the Level 3 Theatrical Media Make-Up programme.

This involves applying prosthetic pieces, fantasy hair design for performers, and creating and casting small prosthetic pieces and bald caps.

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Hairdressing Intermediate (Level 2)

Hairdressing Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths

• Hairdressing at Level 2 qualification

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in hairdressing

You will develop advanced cutting and styling techniques in colouring, creative hair design, colour correction and how to provide hairdressing consultation services.

What will I study?

Your programme of study will also require attendance at tutorials and extensive work experience.

You will learn a variety of hairdressing techniques including shampoo and conditioning, cutting, colouring, perming, styling, blow drying, dressing and finishing hair.

You will learn how to consult with clients and promote products and services.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Hairdressing City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

What qualifications will I gain?

• Hairdressing City & Guilds VRQ Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

•S alon uniform, a hair extension kit and other equipment, costing approximately £130

What could I do next?

Are there any additional costs?

This Level 3 qualification will enable you to gain employment in the hairdressing industry as a stylist to further develop your skills.

•S alon uniform and equipment costing approximately £270

What could I do next?

This study programme will enable you to gain employment as a junior stylist. Alternatively, you may wish to progress on to the Level 3 study programme in hairdressing to learn more advanced techniques and skills.

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“I want to be a Hairdresser and have my own salon one day. Coming to College has helped me to work towards this goal because I knew what I wanted out of it from day one. Once I finish the Level 3 I want to take the Barbering course, because I think it’s important to be able to do all aspects of hair.

I work in a salon on Saturdays, which helps me further with my training because the owner shows me how to do different techniques and I get to work on a few of her clients. In College we also have real clients come in to the salon and it’s great to interact with different people. Last year we got to go to Salon International, the UK’s biggest hairdressing event, held in London. ”

Gemma | Hairdressing Level 3 Previous School: Brook Weston Academy

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HOSPITALITY & CATERING Hospitality & Catering is based at The Manor House Restaurant, next to our Corby Campus. The restaurant is open to the public and provides a first-class facility to develop your skills and gain valuable hands-on experience in a supervised setting.

OUR COURSE

C - Based at Corby Campus

Level 2 Intermediate Hospitality & Catering

Our experienced tutors will provide you with all the key skills and training that you need, working in fully equipped professional kitchens including a specialist patisserie kitchen.

During the study programme you will have the opportunity to participate in regional and national competitions and gain work experience at prestigious outdoor events such as concerts and sporting events.

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“Coming to College is giving me the qualifications I need to progress. I currently have a part-time job in a pub and since joining College I have worked my way up from pot washer to working on the starters and desserts, because of the skills I have been able to transfer from the classroom. They have even offered me a full-time job when I finish College.

I have gained a lot of independence during my time at College and I’m looking forward to future opportunities.

Eventually I would love to work in Paris or even own my own bakery.”

Rachel | Hospitality & Catering Level 2 Previous School: Prince William School

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FRONT OF HOUSE STAFF CHEF DE PARTIE CHEF DE RANG N EW

PRODUCT DEVELOPER

SOUS CHEF CONFERENCE AND BANQUETING MANAGER

SOMMELIER HEAD CHEF WAITING STAFF

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“I have always enjoyed cooking and when I came to visit the College, I was really impressed by the facilities at The Manor Restaurant - the onsite kitchens and restaurant.

I have progressed through the levels since starting here after finishing school.

Hospitality & Catering Intermediate (Level 2)

Although the study programme covers both hospitality and catering, I prefer working front of house because you are relied upon by the team and can take more of a lead. On Thursday nights we open up to the public for service.

Location: Corby Campus Duration and Entry Requirements Duration: 1 year • Hospitality & Catering at Level 1 OR •3 GCSEs grades 9-3 or A*-D including English and maths

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in catering Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

I have enjoyed work experience at the Raven Hotel where I learnt all the different roles and I now work there part-time. I am also looking forward to work experience at Rushton Hall later in the year.

I get on really well with my tutors and I like being in control of my own learning.”

Callum | Hospitality & Catering Level 2 Previous School: Lodge Park Academy

What will I study?

You will develop your skills in the commercial kitchens at the Manor House Restaurant, which involves fast paced activities in a pressurised environment. You will develop your understanding and ability within hospitality, taking the lead in hosting and managing the restaurant.

You will study food preparation and cooking including: fruit and vegetables; soups; sauces; meat; offal; poultry and fish; and hot and cold desserts.

You will also study employment skills, food safety, health and safety, menus and cost management.

What qualifications will I gain?

•F ood & Beverage Service Skills City & Guilds NVQ Level 2 Diploma • Food Safety Level 2 Certificate • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•U niform, professional knives and course material, approximately £230

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to employment.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & COMPUTING A qualification in IT can be a great stepping stone towards a career across a wide range of industries.

Our experienced tutors will take you through each of the elements of your chosen study programme, providing practical examples to ensure that the theories learnt can be applied to the working environment.

Computing courses are available at all of our campuses, which each benefit from fully-equipped computer suites.

In 2018 80% of students went onto undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

We also offer apprenticeships in Cyber Intrusion Analyst, Infrastructure Technician, Network Engineer, Software Developer, Software Development Technician and Unified Communications Trouble-shooter.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

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OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION

Computing

CKW

Games Design*

K

Level 2 Intermediate Information & Creative Technology

CKW

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“I left my A-Level course after the first year because I wanted to focus on Computer Science full-time, rather than alongside two other subjects.

You have a lot more freedom to express yourself at College and I have been able to develop my interests here. I’ve really enjoyed the Digital Graphics unit learning about animation and modelling software in 2D and 3D, plus we have a 3D printer here in the lab.”

Charlie | Computing Level 3

FIND A JOB YOU LOVE ATA ANALYST GAMES CODER JAVA DEVELOPER D MOBILE APP DEVELOPER T ECHNO FUNCTIONAL ANALYST SERVICE DESK MANAGER G LOBAL LOGISTICS

WEB DESIGNER P ROJECT MANAGER SYSTEM DEVELOPER MACHINE OPERATIVE S UPPORT ANALYST PROGRAMMER SERVICE DESK MANAGER NETWORK

DESIGNER TECHNICAL SUPPORT S ECURITY CONSULTANT SOFTWARE TESTER GAMES CODER & PROGRAMMER

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Information & Creative Technology Intermediate (Level 2) Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus

Computing Advanced (Level 3) Location: Corby, Kettering or Wellingborough Campus Duration and Entry Requirements Duration: 2 years

Duration and Entry Requirements Duration: 1 year •3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths and a keen interest in information & creative technology

What will I study?

You will study a range of topics including: The Online World; Digital Portfolio; Technology Systems; Creating Digital Graphics; Computing in The Workplace; Website Development; Spreadsheet Development; Computational Thinking; Installing and Maintaining Hardware; Multimedia Products Development; The Online World and Installing and Maintaining Software.

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR • Level 2 in Information & Creative Technology

What will I study?

In year one you will study a range of units, including: Principles of Computer Science; Fundamentals of Computer Systems; IT Systems Security and Encryption; Business Applications of Social Media; Impact of Computing; Digital Graphics and Animation; Planning and Management of Computing Projects and a Software Design and Development Project.

What qualifications will I gain?

In year two you will study a mixture of hardware and software units, giving you a broad skill set to take forward.

• I nformation & Creative Technology BTEC Level 2 Extended Certificate with Functional Skills

What qualifications will I gain?

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

• Computing BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

• Trips £40

Up to 168

• Course text book and study guide £45

Are there any additional costs?

What could I do next?

You can progress on to an apprenticeship or go on to our Level 3 Computing study programme, which allows you to specialise in Software Development, Hardware or Interactive Media.

• Trips £40 • Course text book and study guide £45

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

You will be able to move on to the Computing HNC/HND at Tresham College, a degree or go directly into employment as a software developer or hardware engineer.

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MOTOR VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY Tresham College has a long standing commitment to meeting the needs of industry.

We work closely with many major motor vehicle employers in the region to develop the right course content to ensure employability of our students when they complete their study programme.

Our motor vehicle training areas provide a realistic working environment for students to accomplish the full range of skills required for these careers.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION

C - Based at Corby Campus W - Based at Wellingborough Campus

Level 3 Advanced Motor Vehicle Maintenance

Level 2 Intermediate Motor Vehicle Maintenance

Student Destinations

CW

CW

In 2018 100% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

Source: Tresham College Student Destination Data 2018

We offer apprenticeships in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Motor Vehicle Body Repair & Paint.

To find out more visit: www.tresham.ac.uk/apprenticeships or see page 20.

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“I came to College straight from school and I like how much more mature the environment is here.

Everyone is so friendly and we all get along well.

Although I didn’t have any experience in mechanics before coming to College, my friend recommended the course to me and I’m really enjoying it. I particularly like working on the engines, as they are more complex and challenging.

My tutors are really good and they have helped me with the theory. I’ve also completed my English and maths and have had more support here than I had at school.”

Niks | Motor Vehicle Level 1

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BREAKDOWN & RECOVERY TECHNICIAN SERVICE MANAGER

TRANSPORT MANAGER T YRE FITTER TEST DRIVER C LASSIC

CAR RESTORER INSURANCE ASSESSOR

QUALITY CONTROLLER W ORKSHOP SUPERVISOR

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Motor Vehicle Maintenance Intermediate (Level 2)

Motor Vehicle Maintenance Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Location: Corby or Wellingborough Campus

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 1 year

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR • Motor Vehicle Maintenance at Level 1

•A Level 2 qualification in Vehicle Maintenance, with a satisfactory reference, and equivalent English, maths and preferably science

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs and a keen interest in motor vehicle mechanics Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

You will study a range of topics through both theory and practical work including health and safety, vehicle system skills, engines, use of tools and equipment, vehicle maintenance, brakes, ignition, fuel, exhaust, steering, electrics and suspension.

You will work towards the City & Guilds VRQ units, as appropriate.

What qualifications will I gain?

•L ight Vehicle Maintenance City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma (year one) • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

You will study a range of topics through both theory and practical work, building upon the work covered at Level 2 including electronic management systems, vehicle systems, engines, vehicle maintenance, brakes, ignition, fuel, exhaust, steering, electrics and suspension.

You will work towards the Level 3 City & Guilds units, as appropriate.

What qualifications will I gain?

•L ight Vehicle Maintenance City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE) approximately £50 • Trips approximately £50

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification will prepare you for employment or an apprenticeship programme.

•P ersonal protective equipment (PPE) approximately £50 • Trips approximately £50

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for the Level 3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance study programme or employment as part of an apprenticeship programme.

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PERFORMING ARTS, MUSIC & MEDIA Our wide range of study programmes in Performing Arts, Music & Media are based at our Kettering Campus.

Our superb facilities include a 165-seater performance theatre, dance studio, black box rehearsal studio, TV studio & control room, large rehearsal studio and specialist sound proof music rehearsal rooms; all equipped with modern, state-of-the-art equipment.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group Media Make-Up & Character Design Foundation Degree (FdA)*

Our Music study programmes cover a varied syllabus, including theory and practical sessions; they will give you a full understanding of the music industry. Music technology and recording techniques have been introduced into the music programmes to prepare you for a life in the modern music industry.

Media Production Foundation Degree (FdA)*

Performing Arts students work on a variety of projects and shows, and follow a programme which covers core skills such as acting and musical theatre, as well as technical aspects including lighting and sound. Hair and make-up can be a key part of any performance and our Level 3 Production Arts (Make-Up) will give you all the skills you need to succeed in the exciting fields of theatrical make-up, hair and special effects.

Performing Arts HNC/HND

Media Production BA (Hons) Top-Up Music Technology BA (Hons) Top-Up Music Technology Foundation Degree (FdA)*

Performing Arts (Performance) HNC/HND For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate

Level 3 Advanced Acting

Student Destinations In 2018 92% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

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“The course at College is very industry based, which is great if you know what you want to do, and the tutors are real professionals.

I love that make-up has no rules, just guidelines, so it gives you the ability to do what you want and be creative.

I love designing and doing the visual research and mood boards that come with it.

I also like the practical work and applying the make-up. I recently did the make-up for the performers in a production of Madagascar Junior, which my local theatre group put on.

I’m looking to study Media Make-Up & Character Design at university.”

Luke | Production Arts Level 3 Previous School: Kettering Science Academy

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Performing Arts Intermediate (Level 2)

Acting Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

Entry is subject to a successful interview and audition.

• Level 2 in a related subject

You must prepare a piece to perform for 2 to 3 minutes at your audition.

Entry is subject to a successful interview and audition.

What will I study?

You will work alongside industry professionals to enhance your skills in voice, physicality, character development and audition technique.

You will work alongside industry professionals to enhance your skills in acting, singing, dance, rehearsal techniques and devised and scripted work.

Additionally, you will learn about the importance of a professional approach to your work. This will include regular practical assessments where you will showcase your skills in a variety of genres and attend workshops.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Performing Arts UAL Level 2 Extended Certificate • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

What will I study?

You will learn about the importance of a professional approach to your work. This will include regular public performances in the theatre, where you will showcase your skills in a variety of genres. You will also attend workshops led by current professionals, important for building your performer’s CV.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Performing Arts (Acting) UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

• Stationery • Loose black clothing

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• 2–3 trips per year, approximately £30 per trip

Are there any additional costs?

What could I do next?

• Stationery

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to either the Acting or Musical Theatre Level 3 study programmes at Tresham College.

• 2–3 trips per year, approximately £30 per trip

• Loose black clothing

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification will prepare you for auditions for higher education courses at drama school or university. Previous students have gained places at Italia Conti, Performers College, LIPA, Stella Mann, Midland Academy of Dance and Drama, Birmingham School of Acting and Manchester Metropolitan.

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Musical Theatre Advanced (Level 3)

Production Arts (Theatrical Make-Up) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 2 years

Duration: 2 years

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Level 2 in a related subject

•A Level 2 qualification in Hairdressing or Beauty Therapy with a satisfactory reference and equivalent English, maths and preferably art qualifications

What will I study?

You will work alongside industry professionals and study: musical theatre, acting, auditions preparation, ballet technique, jazz dance, singing skills, tap dance, contemporary dance and choreography.

What will I study?

You will work alongside industry professionals exploring the various aspects of the production arts industry.

You will learn about the importance of a professional approach to your work and participate in regular public performances in the theatre. You will attend workshops led by current West End performers; invaluable for building your CV.

You will learn how to: create a character design; use sfx make-up; create period hairstyles for editorial and magazine work, fashion and catwalks and for theatre, film and TV. You will work within the different areas of the industry and build a portfolio.

What qualifications will I gain?

What qualifications will I gain?

•P erforming Arts (Musical Theatre) UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

• Production Arts UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

• English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available:

• English and maths qualifications if required

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

Are there any additional costs?

• Stationery

•U niform and a specialist make-up kit, brushes approximately £400

• Dancewear and footwear

• 2–3 trips per year, approximately £30 per trip

• 2–3 trips per year, approximately £30 per trip

What could I do next?

This study programme can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

It will prepare you for auditions for higher education courses at drama school or university. Previous students have gained places at Italia Conti, Performers College, LIPA, Stella Mann, Midland Academy of Dance and Drama and Birmingham School of Acting.

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

You will be qualified to enter into a career in the media hair and make-up industry or complete further study in this specialised area.

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Media Intermediate (Level 2)

Creative Media Production (TV, Film & Radio) Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Art & Design at Level 1

•A Level 2 qualification in a creative subject and equivalent English and maths

Duration: 2 years •3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in media Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

The study programme is industry-focused and will allow you to develop your skills in moving image and editing.

You will also develop skills in TV production, film-making and animation.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Media UAL Level 2 Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

What will I study?

You will develop your creative abilities in TV, Film and Radio Production, by taking on a range of roles such as camera operator, sound recordist, market researcher, producer, director, editor, designer and presenter.

Through challenging practical based briefs, you will develop skills in the use of Adobe Premiere Editing and Adobe Creative Suite software. You will learn how to work in a TV studio and with audio software. There will also be opportunities to produce work for professional clients to enhance your portfolio.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Media UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma

Are there any additional costs?

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Stationery including a high capacity memory stick

UCAS points available:

• Two trips per year, approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to a Level 3 study programme in Creative Media Production, Graphic Design or Photography.

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Are there any additional costs?

• 1TB hard drive approximately £40 • Two trips per year, approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university. It will prepare you for undergraduate or HND study.

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“Although my background is in ballet, I would like a career in musical theatre and this is the best college course I found that would give me the all round training I need for my specific career path.

I’ve danced since I was young and attend ballet, limbering and pointe classes outside of College. I love how intensive this programme at College is; both the challenges it brings and the routine. For example, I had never tap danced, so learning that was a big challenge and we are always rehearsing for performances – we do six per year, plus two dance shows.

The tutors have so much industry knowledge and they are focused on getting you where you want to be; they’re very supportive. We’re also lucky enough to have great facilities including the lighting, stage area, dance studio and performance hall.

I am looking forward to going to the Italia Conti Academy in London to continue my training and study the three year Diploma in Musical Theatre. My goal is to become a professional performer in musical theatre.”

Cara | Musical Theatre Level 3 Previous School: Montsaye Academy

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Music Intermediate (Level 2)

Music Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

• 3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths. You must also have the ability to play an instrument or sing

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

Entry is subject to a successful interview and audition.

•Y ou should be able to demonstrate a level of proficiency in either playing or singing

What will I study?

You will study a varied syllabus including practical and theory sessions to give a full understanding of the music industry. You will need to be proficient on your instrument and be prepared to perform and compose in a variety of genres and styles. You will also learn about music technology production.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Music Technology UAL Level 2 Extended Certificate • English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

• Music at Level 2

What will I study?

Our diverse, exciting Music study programme prepares you for a wide range of interesting job roles in the music industry. Your study will include practical sessions in performing, recording and theory. You will develop practical skills as a music producer, sound engineer, songwriter and session musician. You will need to be proficient on your instrument and be prepared to perform and compose in a variety of popular music genres and styles.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Music Performance UAL Level 3 Extended Certificate

• Stationery

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Specialist equipment relating to your chosen practice • Ear protection • 2–3 trips per year, approximately £15 per trip

UCAS points available: Up to 168

Are there any additional costs?

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Music Level 3 study programme at Tresham College.

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Stationery Specialist equipment relating to your chosen practice Ear protection 2–3 trips per year, approximately £15 per trip

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

The study programme will enable progression to an undergraduate degree or a degree-level programme.

You can also progress to employment in the music industry in areas such as performance, production, recording, composition and media.

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“I’ve played the guitar for 10 years and last year learnt to play the ukulele. A band that I’m into - McFly - wrote a song featuring a ukulele, so I learnt to play it to perform the song! I’ve always been interested in music and like a mix of bands from Queen to AC/DC. My ultimate aim is to be in a band, recording and selling music for a living.

Music gives you the freedom to be creative and express yourself - and so does studying at College. I love creating material and working on my own EP, which is a pop/punk style.

I already have my lyrics, so I’m building it up around those. We have complete freedom to pick and choose what songs we want to work on and the tutors are really good.

We’ve had some speakers come into lessons from universities to talk about careers in music, as well as someone from Echo Factory, which provides professional music training. I want to progress on to the Level 3 course after this and then go to university to study Music. I’m looking at Northampton, De Montfort and Echo Factory.”

Joe | Music Level 2 Previous School: Kettering Buccleuch Academy

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SPORT & EXERCISE The variety of careers in the sports industry is vast and the opportunities are endless.

By specialising in sports based study programmes at Tresham College you will give yourself a strong skills and knowledge base to progress either in employment, or coaching, health and fitness at university.

Our extensive sports facilities include fitness suites, synthetic pitches, sports fields and a four court sports hall.

Successful completion of a Level 3 study programme will enable you to progress on to higher education courses at university, or the undergraduate courses in Sport, Exercise & Leisure here at Tresham College or Bedford College.

If you are a high level sports performer, or keen to further develop your skills in football or rugby, you can apply for one of our study programmes combined with a Sport Academy. See page 94 for more information.

Student Destinations In 2018 90% of students went onto undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION C - Based at Corby Campus K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group For more information view our undergraduate prospectus or visit www.tresham.ac.uk/undergraduate Sport Science (Sport Coaching) Foundation Degree (FdSc)*

Sport Science (Personal Training) Foundation Degree (FdSc)* Sport (Outdoor Adventure) BTEC HNC/HND

Level 3 Advanced Sport & Exercise Studies

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Level 2 Intermediate Source: Tresham College Student Destination Data 2018

*Validated by, and leads to an award of, the University of Bedfordshire.

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“I’ve played football since I was six years old and joining the Football Academy at Tresham College has secured me a two year football scholarship at an American university while studying for a degree in Homeland Security. The College works with Future Elite who coordinate the scholarships.

I fly out to America this summer to start my football scholarship and degree. Once I’ve graduated, I hope to be entered into the draft where scouts from professional clubs in the US pick up players and offer contacts to enable me to play football as a career.”

Ryan | Sport Level 3 Previous School: Brooke Weston Academy

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WHAT IS THE ACADEMY OF SPORT? Tresham Academy of Sport offers high quality education and training allowing students to continue with their sporting development whilst gaining academic qualifications.

The Tresham Football Academy is the current National Champion and compete at the highest level of college football, the AoC Sport Premier League and regional and national cup competitions. Coaches are FA & UEFA licensed and ex-professionals lead sessions. Our football students have gone on to gain professional contracts and American scholarships.

Tresham Rugby Academy offers aspiring players the chance to continue with their education whilst also gaining high quality training led by experienced coaches. The Rugby Academy competes in AOC National Leagues and regional competitions and is coached by expert ex-professionals.

With access to great facilities, high level coaching, experienced teaching staff and fitness support, Tresham Academy of Sport aims to provide an elite sporting experience and push you to achieve your goals.

OUR STUDY PROGRAMMES: • Sport & Exercise Level 2 • Sport & Exercise Level 3 • Gym Instructor Level 2 (Part-time) 19+ only • Sport Science (Sport Coaching) Foundation Degree (FdSc)

OUR ACADEMIES • Football Academy • Girls’ Football Academy • Rugby Academy

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ACADEMY OF SPORT SUCCESS BE A PART OF OUR SUCCESS STORY!

2019 was a great year for our Academy of Sport students.

Here are just some of our highlights • The Boys’ Football Academy 1st Team were crowned National College Champions in 2019 having won the Association of Colleges National Football Championship.

•F ootball Academy students Jacob Ferdinand, Drew Wilkinson, Connor Furey, Callum Harley, Macey York, Kira Loveday & Alex O’Neill secured trials for the England Colleges national teams.

• The Boys’ Football Academy were also crowned regional college champions, reached the quarter finals of the National Premier Cup and reached the semi-finals of the National College Premier Playoffs.

•R ugby Academy students Ethan Turickki, Kendall Marks, Dan Woodfield and Cameron Stacey were selected for the East Midlands, with Ethan securing a place with Nottingham Academy, and Kendall and Dan securing a place with Coventry Academy.

• The Rugby Academy finished 3rd in the regional college championships and finished 4th in their Midlands league scoring 212 points in the process.

• The Girls’ Football Academy finished as league runners up, 3rd in the regional college championships, and reached the last 32 of the National Cup. • The Girls’ Volleyball squad qualified for the National College Championships finishing as the 7th best college team in the country and reached the quarter finals of the National Cup. • The Boys’ Volleyball squad were regional runners up and reached the last 16 of the National Cup, with the mixed volleyball squad reaching the quarter finals.

•2 4 students represented the College at the National College Championships. 60 students represented the college at regional championships.

•R yan Kenyon (Boys Football Academy) secured a USA Soccer College Scholarship in Georgia, having been ranked as a ‘5 Star’ candidate.

• The Rugby Academy retained their RFU Focus college status.

•W e supported students who competed in elite level swimming, Muay Thai & mountain biking outside of College.

• Multiple students also competed regularly outside of College at a local, regional and national level.

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Sport & Exercise Studies Intermediate (Level 2)

Sport & Exercise Studies Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Location: Corby or Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Sport & Exercise at Level 1

• Sport & Exercise at Level 2

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in sport and fitness Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

You will study a range of units including fitness training and testing, sports coaching, psychology, anatomy and physiology. You will also be required to attend tutorials, complete work experience and employability skills.

What will I study?

What qualifications will I gain?

You will gain an understanding of the structure of the sport and leisure industry and start to gain the skills and knowledge for employment in sports and fitness.

• Sport BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma • English and maths qualifications if required

You will learn about anatomy and physiology, personal fitness and leading sports activities. You will also be required to attend tutorials, complete work experience and employability skills.

UCAS points available:

What qualifications will I gain?

• Trips, visits and workbooks, approximately £30

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Are there any additional costs?

• Sport BTEC Level 2 Extended Diploma

• Branded uniform, approximately £130-£190

• English and maths qualifications if required

What could I do next?

Are there any additional costs?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

• Trips, visits and workbooks, approximately £30 • Branded uniform, approximately £130-£190

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Sports & Exercise Level 3 study programme.

For further details on our Academy of Sport and our Elite Sport programmes please refer to our Academy of Sport brochure.

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“If you’re looking for a good Sports course to develop your skills and with dedicated tutors, then I would certainly recommend Tresham College.

I’ve played rugby since the age of nine and being a part of Tresham’s Rugby Academy has really helped me to progress in the sport, while also developing academically.

It’s much easier to get your work done and progress well at College, compared to school, and the things you learn can all be transferred to the world of work.

For instance, last year I had a work experience placement at Northampton Saints Rugby Club in the social inclusion department. This involved helping kids who had been expelled from school, and the theory we had covered at College about social regeneration and inclusion really helped me with this.

Once I finish at College I would like to study at university in order to become a qualified sports therapist.”

Chris | Sport Level 3 Previous School: Kingswood Secondary School

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TRAVEL & TOURISM A career in travel and tourism can literally take you around the world.

By studying one of our Travel & Tourism study programmes you will be able to gain the key skills and knowledge necessary to get a head start in this industry.

Based at our Kettering Campus, you will study a mixture of practical and theory units, including cabin crew training in our own plane fuselage.

Study programme units focus on worldwide tourist destinations, marketing and event organisation. You will also have the opportunity to work towards additional qualifications including our Level 2 in Cabin Crew training; a great head start if you are looking for a career as cabin crew.

Student Destinations In 2018 90% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION K - Based at Kettering Campus

Higher Education within The Bedford College Group International Travel & Tourism Management BTEC HNC/HND

Level 3 Advanced Travel & Tourism

Level 2 Intermediate Travel & Tourism

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“I instantly preferred the college environment to school because it is much more mature and the tutors are so friendly, approachable and helpful. In class, I really enjoy the group work because you can share ideas and take part in discussion and role play.

I would like to work on a cruise ship and see the world. I’ve not yet got a set idea of what I’d like to do, but if I find an area that interests me then I’ll go for it!”

Caleb | Travel & Tourism Level 3 Previous School: The Ferrers School

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CABIN CREW HOTEL MANAGER TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER TOUR GUIDE

EVENTS RECREATION MANAGER TRAVEL JOURNALIST TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE MANAGER

TOUR MANAGER

HOLIDAY REPRESENTATIVE TOURISM OFFICER

AIRPORT WORKER TRAVEL AGENT MARKETING OFFICER

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Travel & Tourism Intermediate (Level 2)

Travel & Tourism Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• A relevant qualification at Level 1

•Travel & Tourism at Level 2

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in travel & tourism

What will I study?

You will gain an understanding of the travel and tourism industry through a range of units such as: Tourist Destinations; Customer Service in Travel and Tourism; Marketing and Organising a Travel and Tourism Event.

You will also be required to attend tutorials, complete work experience and study employability skills.

You will investigate the development of the travel and tourism industry both in the UK and the rest of the world. You will look at worldwide tourist destinations and their appeal to different customers.

You will also have the opportunity to gain Resort Representative (year 1) and Cabin Crew (year 2) qualifications as part of your study programme.

What qualifications will I gain?

• Travel & Tourism BTEC Level 3 Diploma

What qualifications will I gain?

• Resort Representative NCFE Level 2 Award

• Travel & Tourism City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma

• Cabin Crew NCFE Level 2 Award

• Resort Representatives NCFE Level 2 Award

• English and maths qualifications if required

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

UCAS points available: Up to 112

• Trips approximately, £150 per year

Are there any additional costs?

What could I do next?

• Trips in year 1, approximately £200

This study programme will prepare you for progression on to the Travel & Tourism Level 3 study programme.

• Trips in year 2, approximately £500

What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

On completion of this study programme you can progress on to a HNC/HND at Bedford College.

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UNIFORMED PUBLIC SERVICES Studying for a qualification in Uniformed Public Services can lead to a job with clear career pathways and the potential to take you worldwide.

Our specialist Level 2 and Level 3 study programmes help you gain an understanding of the different roles of the public services and develop key skills through problem–solving activities, expeditions, orienteering and real world scenarios.

The programmes are structured to provide the opportunity to experience real life public services careers through fire station visits, army experience days and police riot training.

OUR COURSES AND YOUR FUTURE PROGRESSION K - Based at Kettering Campus

Level 3 Advanced Uniformed Public Services

Level 2 Intermediate Uniformed Public Services

Student Destinations In 2018 91% of students went on to undergraduate study at colleges and universities or moved straight into employment or apprenticeships.

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“I originally decided to study A-Levels at sixth form but when I realised I wanted to get into the Army, I knew I needed to study in a more relevant area and make sure I could get the best possible support.

That’s why I chose the Level 3 study programme at Tresham College.

College offers a different way of gaining qualifications that are equivalent to A-Levels. I’m learning from tutors who have all been in either the armed forces or the police, and the trips and work experience are completely relevant to what I want to do in the future. We’ve visited parliament and various emergency services, and my work experience will include one week with Northamptonshire Police and one week at Kettering Fire Station.”

Caitlin | Uniformed Public Services Level 3 Previous School: Montsaye Academy

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MINE CLEARANCE DIVER PROBATION OFFICER

PRISON OFFICER DRUG SQUAD OFFICER POLICE OFFICER ROYAL MARINES COMMANDO

DOG HANDLER CLOSE PROTECTION ARTILLERY OFFICER BORDER FORCE OFFICER ARMY RESERVIST

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Uniformed Public Services Advanced (Level 3)

Location: Kettering Campus

Location: Kettering Campus

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration and Entry Requirements

Duration: 1 year

Duration: 2 years

•3 GCSEs grades 9–3 or A*–D including English and maths OR

•4 GCSEs grades 9–4 or A*–C including English and maths OR

• Public Services at Level 1

• Uniformed Public Services at Level 2

Duration: 2 years

What will I study?

•3 GCSEs grades 9–1 or A*–G including English and maths and a keen interest in working within the public services Other relevant levels of qualification or experience will be considered.

What will I study?

The study programme consists of units in the public services, fitness, citizenship, adventurous activities, teamwork, community health and fitness, career planning, sport and recreation, land navigation, adventurous activities, team work and cultural awareness. You will also be required to attend tutorials, complete work experience and employability skills.

What qualifications will I gain?

• English and maths qualifications if required

Are there any additional costs?

What qualifications will I gain?

•U niformed Public Services BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma

UCAS points available: Up to 168

• College uniform, approximately £30

• Trips, approximately £75

• Trips, approximately £200

What could I do next?

This study programme will prepare you for progression onto the Uniformed Public Services Level 3 study programme.

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Are there any additional costs?

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You will learn about discipline, outdoor and adventurous activities, command and control and physical preparation.

You will develop your practical application of the skills learnt through a variety of educational visits and expeditions.

• English and maths qualifications if required

• Uniformed Public Services BTEC Level 2 Diploma

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You will gain an in-depth understanding of the structure of the public service industry and the skills and knowledge necessary to gain employment.

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What could I do next?

This Level 3 qualification can help you find employment, or give you the UCAS points needed for university.

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Uniformed Public Services

“Studying Uniformed Public Services at College has helped me to discover what it is like to work in this sector, and I am now working towards joining the police force. My interest started during a College trip to the police and I chose to research further into the role of a police officer during my coursework.

My tutor has worked in the Police, so he knows exactly what to expect and helped to introduce me to the specials, or volunteer Police Officers. He gave me sheets to help me prepare for the interview and I am now in training with them. Once I graduate I’ll do around 16 hours of unpaid police work a week.

I love that College is getting me ready for my future and I like the fitness side as well. I was on the College rugby team up until last year when I turned 19. We’ve also been on a one week Army trip and visited the local fire service, while my two work experience placements have been in gyms working in customer service.

I have an unconditional offer to study Criminology & Policing at De Montfort University in Leicester. Once I graduate from university I will apply for a full-time job in the police.

Without the support of the staff here at College, I don’t think I would have got as far as I have. If they have some spare time they will always give it up to help you.”

Khaled | Uniformed Public Services Level 3 Previous School: Kettering Buccleuch Academy

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Training the race technicians of the future The Bedford College Group is proud to offer motorsport technician training at our National College for Motorsport based at the Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, where students are taught by highly-skilled tutors, experienced in many areas of the motorsport industry.

We are the first college in the UK to achieve the Motorsport Academy Employer Recognition Scheme Charter Mark for our training for race technicians. The scheme was introduced in 2007 to ensure that training providers deliver quality, industry-relevant training.

In January 2018 we were awarded the Motorsport Industry Association ‘Service to Industry Award’ for our exceptional performance in training and guiding young people into Race Technicians apprenticeships.

You will be given the opportunity to work at tests and races with the College and our motorsport partners.

Through our excellent links to the motorsport industry, we offer tremendous opportunities, with a high percentage of our students progressing into employer-led apprenticeships.

Why choose the National College for Motorsport?

• Based at the Silverstone race circuit • Study programmes designed to meet the needs of the motorsport industry • Purpose-built workshops and study facilities • Practical work experience with professional race teams • Established links with motorsport teams

Programmes on offer: • Foundation Race Technician Level 2 • Advanced Race Technician Level 3 • Apprenticeships Unit 2285, Silverstone Technology Park, Towcester NN12 8GX 106

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Our world class facilities, equipment and resources The National College for Motorsport boasts world class facilities that give our students the best possible start to their careers in the industry.

Students are able to apply the theory that they learn in the classroom in tailored practical workshop sessions that cover all aspects of race car preparation.

Students are trained in the use of a wide range of industry standard equipment, including: • Magnaflux Non-destructive Testing Equipment – used to check ferrous metal components for fatigue • SPA Damper Dynamometer – used to test dampers for optimum performance • Equipment used for the fundamentals of car set-up – Set-up Patches, Corner Weight Scales, Camber/Caster Gauges and Ride/Drop Height Gauges.

The cars that our students use to develop their skills and knowledge are also of the highest quality and include: • 2018 Formula Renaults • Formula BMWs • Formula Fords.

Previous students have progressed onto working with teams such as Mercedes F1, Red Bull, Williams, Renault, Haas F1, Force India, M-sport World Rally Team, Australian Touring Cars and many other high profile international teams.

Find out more by visiting our website or downloading our prospectus.

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STUDY IN OUR

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LOOKING FOR EVEN MORE CHOICE? Set within the stunning location of Old Warden Park, Shuttleworth College offers a wide variety of full-time and part-time courses, making full use of the natural resources available, which include parkland, farm land, lakes and woodland. What a great place to study! If you live at a distance you can benefit from our travel scheme, or you might like to consider staying in our Halls of Residence – often our students are so happy living on site that they don’t want to leave!

Old Warden Park, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire SG18 9DX

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Subjects available at Shuttleworth College:

You will have access to: • A brand new Zoological Education Centre

• Agriculture

• I ndoor and outdoor sports facilities

• Animal Sciences • Arboriculture & Forestry

• Kingshill Farm

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• Countryside Management

• Library

• Equine Management

• Mechanisation Centre of agricultural machinery

• Fisheries & Fish Management • Floristry • Horticulture & Gardening

• Information Learning Technology suites • Mount Pleasant Equine Centre

• Outdoor Adventure

• Munch & Mocha Restaurant and Coffee Shop • Fish farm and lakes • Woodland and conservation area • Walled garden, lakes and parkland

Halls of Residence Shuttleworth College has been judged OUTSTANDING by Ofsted for its residential accommodation.

If commuting to Shuttleworth College will be difficult for you, then you can choose to live in our halls of residence on campus. Priority is given to those who live the furthest distance from the College so make sure you book early to avoid disappointment.

Our halls offer you a stepping stone to living independently in a safe and secure environment and are particularly useful if your course involves you getting up early or finishing late. Many of our students say the friends that they make in halls are like a second family and you are sure to make friends for life.

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AT BEDFORD, CORBY, KETTERING AND SHUTTLEWORTH Honours Top-Up Our close partnerships with regional universities give you the option to top-up to a full honours degree in many subjects.

Stay local Save thousands of pounds by studying locally and living at home.

Flexible study options A variety of flexible study options from as little as six hours per week to fit around your work and other life commitments.

Strong links with employers We work with over 1,500 organisations across the region to ensure you are more employable.

Careers Providing you with professional careers advice and the latest job opportunities.

Competitive tuition fees Take advantage of our lower course fees and save thousands on your degree.

More support Smaller class sizes and more one-to-one support.

Industry experts Many of our tutors are industry professionals, with first-hand experience and contacts.

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What’s on offer?

• Degrees (BSc/BA) • Foundation Degrees (FdA/FdSc) • Higher National Certificates & Diplomas (HNC & HND) • Teaching qualifications • Access to Higher Education Courses

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THE PRINCE’S TRUST TEAM PROGRAMME Since 1999, Tresham College has been proud to be the award winning delivery partner for Northamptonshire’s Prince’s Trust Team programme.

This 12 week, full-time, personal development programme is aimed at young people aged 16–25 years old and will give you: • a better chance of moving into a job, education or training • an opportunity to use your skills and gain new ones • a nationally-recognised qualification • help with job-hunting and writing your CV • the chance to make a difference in your community.

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OUR CONTACT DETAILS

CORBY CAMPUS Oakley Road, Corby, Northamptonshire NN17 1NE Email: info@tresham.ac.uk Telephone: 01536 413123 Website: www.tresham.ac.uk @treshamcollege treshamcollege @treshamcollege

KETTERING CAMPUS Windmill Avenue, Kettering, Northamptonshire NN15 6ER Email: info@tresham.ac.uk Telephone: 01536 413123 Website: www.tresham.ac.uk @treshamcollege treshamcollege @treshamcollege

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NATIONAL COLLEGE FOR MOTORSPORT Units 8 and 2285, Silverstone Technology Park, Towcester NN12 8GX Email: info@tresham.ac.uk Telephone: 01536 419580 Website: www.nc4m.ac.uk @nationalcollegeformotorsport nc4mmotorsport

WELLINGBOROUGH CAMPUSES Croyland Hall, Tithe Barn Road, Wellingborough NN8 1BJ Motor Vehicle: Church Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire NN8 4PD Email: info@tresham.ac.uk Telephone: 01536 413123 Website: www.tresham.ac.uk @treshamcollege treshamcollege @treshamcollege

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STUDY PROGRAMME INDEX ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION Access to Higher Education

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APPLIED SCIENCES Applied Science

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Applied Science (Analytical Forensics)

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Applied Science (Biomedical)

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Applied Science (Environmental)

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Applied Science (Food Science)

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BUSINESS Accountancy

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Business

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CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING SERVICES Bricklaying

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Electrical Installation

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Painting & Decorating

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Plastering

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Plumbing, Heating & Ventilation

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Site Carpentry

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CREATIVE ARTS & MEDIA Art & Design

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Fashion & Clothing

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Games Design

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Graphic Design

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Photography

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EARLY YEARS, HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE Introduction to Early Years Education & Care

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Childcare & Education (Early Years Educator)

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Health & Social Care

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ENGINEERING

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ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL)

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FOUNDATION LEARNING

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HAIRDRESSING & BEAUTY THERAPY Barbering Beauty Therapy

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Hair & Media Make-Up

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Hairdressing

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HOSPITALITY & CATERING

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTING Information & Creative Technology

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Computing

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MOTOR VEHICLE Motor Vehicle Maintenance

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PERFORMING ARTS, MUSIC & MEDIA Performing Arts

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Acting

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Musical Theatre

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Production Arts (Theatrical Make-Up)

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Media

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Creative Media Production: TV, Film & Radio

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Music

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Music Performance

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SPORT & EXERCISE Academy of Sport Sport & Exercise Studies

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TRAVEL & TOURISM

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UNIFORMED PUBLIC SERVICES

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DISCLAIMER: While every effort is made to ensure that the information within this prospectus is correct at the time of printing, some details may be subject to change. The Bedford College Group reserves the right to make amendments to the study programmes, dates, fees or other details, and to make cancellations or changes if student numbers are insufficient. In the unfortunate situation that we have to cancel a course, we will refund any fees in full, but we regret we are not able to offer any refund if you withdraw from your course or fail to start, and you will be liable to pay any outstanding fees that may be due.

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