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We’re delighted you’re considering joining us at Northbrook College, a place where creativity, ambition and opportunity come together across two outstanding campuses. Whatever your passion, Northbrook College is a place where you can turn ambition into achievement. You’ll be taught and supported by expert staff who are committed to helping you build the confidence, skills and knowledge you need to succeed in your chosen pathway. What makes Northbrook distinctive is the strength of our employer and industry partnerships. These connections ensure your learning is practical, relevant and closely linked to real career pathways. Through live briefs, industry projects and work placements, you’ll gain valuable experience that prepares you for university, higher-level study, apprenticeships or employment. We are proud to offer a supportive and inclusive environment where students are encouraged to be ambitious and to achieve strong outcomes. Alongside developing your technical and creative skills, we focus on helping you grow personally and professionally, so you are ready for the next step. This guide will give you a flavour of what’s on offer, but the best way to experience Northbrook is to visit us. Come along to an open event, explore our specialist facilities, meet staff and students, and see what makes us different. We look forward to welcoming you. Helena Thomas Principal
Why choose us?
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Student life
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Student Union
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Supporting you
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Supported Internships
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Future you
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Preparing for your future
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Additional learning support
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Entry requirements
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GCSE maths and English
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Financial help
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Course fees
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Our courses: Art & Design Foundation
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Beauty
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How to apply
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Catering & Hospitality
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Key dates
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Construction
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Course types
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Games Development
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T Levels
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Gateway Foundation
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Apprenticeships
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Motor Vehicle & Aircraft
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Music
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University-level
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Performing Arts
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Photography & Media
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Production Arts
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Welcome to your West Durrington campus
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Welcome to your Shoreham campus
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Our courses
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Not found what you’re looking for?
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Please note: For UAL accredited qualifications, any specialist pathway names used in this prospectus describe how the course is delivered at our college. Your certificate will display the official regulated UAL qualification title only.
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Why choose us?
At Northbrook College, individuality is celebrated, creativity is encouraged and every student is supported to follow a future that feels right for them.
At our West Durrington Campus, you’ll discover an inspiring environment for creative, performance and vocational study. Whether your passion lies in art, design, performance, music, digital media, hospitality, beauty or construction, you’ll develop the practical skills, technical expertise and confidence to succeed. Exceptional facilities include an on-site theatre, professional dance
You’ll be taught by dual professionals with extensive industry experience who bring current knowledge and realworld practice into every lesson, ensuring your learning remains relevant and inspiring. Your study programme is tailored to your strengths, goals and ambitions. Supported by employer partnerships and a dedicated careers and employability team, you’ll be well prepared for employment, university-level study or your chosen career. At Northbrook College, success means discovering what inspires you, developing your strengths and leaving with the confidence to achieve your ambitions.
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Northbrook College has a long-standing reputation as a centre for creativity and innovation. From entry-level courses through to universitylevel study, you’ll become part of a vibrant community where ideas are explored, challenged and brought to life.
At our Shoreham Campus, you’ll train in a unique airport environment specialising in aeronautical engineering, motor vehicle, motorsport and aircraft maintenance. Through hands-on learning in specialist workshops and hangars, you’ll develop the technical knowledge, industry experience and confidence needed for careers in these fast-moving industries.
Why choose us?
We are a welcoming and inclusive college community where ambition is nurtured, giving you the confidence to develop your talents, explore your interests and achieve your goals.
studios, production workshops, modern music and rehearsal spaces, specialist creative studios, our public training restaurant, commercial salons and industrystandard Construction Centre.
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More than an education, it’s a way of life. College isn’t just about lessons it’s about trying new things and meeting new people. It’s where you can discover what you enjoy and find where you belong. There’s so much to get involved in to make your experience truly memorable.
Activities and clubs Our student experience team offers a wide range of activities designed to build confidence, spark creativity and help you feel part of a vibrant college community. Whether you’re competing in a pool tournament, taking part in Just Dance, getting creative in craft sessions, joining a debate group, playing Dungeons & Dragons or relaxing with Lego and board games, there’s something for everyone. You can also connect with others through our inclusive LGBTQIA+ groups and a variety of community-focused activities. Through our Xtra programme, you can get involved in events and activities throughout the year, including Freshers’ Fair, diversity celebrations and fundraising opportunities. Have an idea of your own? Speak to your student experience co-ordinator and we’ll help bring it to life. It’s a great way to make friends, get involved and create memories that will last long after college.
Trips and travel Xtra gives you the chance to travel the world and explore beyond the classroom through a packed programme of trips and experiences, from adrenaline-filled days at Thorpe Park to behind-the-scenes visits to the Harry Potter Studios.
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You can also take part in meaningful global experiences, from supporting a football programme for underprivileged children in India to exploring global citizenship in Bali and contributing to community projects with our partners at the Walk Centre in Kenya. Whether you’re seeking adventure, cultural experiences or the chance to make a difference, there’s an opportunity for you.
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Our international trips offer the opportunity to discover new cultures, try new foods, build confidence and create lifelong memories, with popular destinations including Disneyland Paris and New York.
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Student voice is embedded in all that we do. We want your college experience to be the best it can be, and that starts with your voice being heard. Through the Student Union, you can share ideas, influence change and help shape college life, whether that’s providing course feedback, suggesting new activities or improving the student experience. From conversations with your teachers to influencing decisions at governor level, you’ll have opportunities to make a real impact, get involved, represent your peers and help create a college experience that benefits both current and future students.
Everyone’s welcome College should be a place where you feel supported, valued and free to be yourself. We celebrate individuality and are committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive environment where everyone feels respected, safe and able to succeed. Whatever your background or interests, you’ll find a place here, with opportunities to get involved, try new things and be part of our vibrant college community. Everyone is welcome and everyone belongs.
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Student Union When you join Northbrook College, you automatically become part of the Student Union. Whether you want to take an active role or simply stay informed, the Student Union is here to represent you. Led by elected student representatives, it works closely with staff and college leaders to champion student views, influence decisions and create positive change. It’s your opportunity to have a say in the things that matter to you.
Course representatives Every course has a course representative who acts as a link between students and staff. Course reps gather feedback, share ideas and help ensure student views are heard. It’s a great way to develop confidence, gain leadership experience and contribute to positive changes on your course. Anyone can put themselves forward and make a difference.
Follow the Northbrook Student Union: @sunorthbrook @studentunionccg
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The student executive team brings together students who are passionate about making a difference. Working alongside college leaders and students from across the Chichester College Group, you’ll help represent student views, discuss important issues and contribute to decisions that shape college life. You’ll also support events, campaigns and initiatives while developing valuable leadership, communication and teamwork skills that will benefit you in the future.
Each year, students elect Student Union officers to represent their peers and help lead the Student Union. As an officer, you’ll listen to ideas, speak on behalf of students and work with staff to help improve the college experience for everyone. It’s a rewarding opportunity to build confidence, develop leadership skills and make a positive impact.
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Supporting you We want you to succeed and to get as much as possible out of your time with us. Our friendly teams are available to help you in lots of different ways. You’ll also have a dedicated study programme to help you develop – academically, practically and personally.
Wellbeing and safeguarding Your physical and mental wellbeing, along with your safety, is extremely important. We have the strongest commitment to making sure all our learners experience a safe and secure environment with safe and quiet spaces to use. We have robust policies and procedures to safeguard you. Our safeguarding and wellbeing team is on site to support you. The team includes our community support officer, college counsellor, wellbeing officer and the safeguarding manager. The team works with staff and students across all areas of the college and are there to help you stay safe. We also have a number of dropin services offering help and support. Do visit our Wellbeing Hub in Student Services where the team are based.
Pastoral support tutors Our pastoral support tutors are here to support you throughout your time at college and will play a key role in your study programme. Every student, aged 16-19, has a pastoral support tutor and you will meet with them regularly. Through personal one-to-one discussions, tutors Supporting you
can monitor your progress, track your achievements, support attendance and set targets which will ensure you achieve your goals.
which has been designed to help build your skills, attitudes and behaviours to support you at college and throughout your future life. These sessions are tailored to your specific level of learning and will link closely to the needs of the local community. We know there are many factors that can affect you during your time at college. Our pastoral support tutors will work with you and help you through the challenges which may impact your journey.
Study programme At Northbrook College, we provide you with more than just your chosen qualification. If you’re aged 16-19, you’ll have a specialised study programme. This includes work experience and pastoral support, as well as development of your employability skills. If you haven’t achieved a grade 4 or above in maths and/or English, you’ll also be supported as you work towards this (find out more on page 21).
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Your pastoral tutor will also deliver the Personal Development Programme
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Supported Internships Support for young people with Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) to move from college in to work. Students are placed in work which matches their skills and aspirations; this role is unpaid with the aim of leading to possible employment. Students also complete a personalised study programme including English, maths and an employment-focused qualification. Your time will be split between college (with a designated personal tutor) and your work placement. A trained and experienced learning support assistant will support you with your college work. You will also have access to a job coach.
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Future you Future You is a fulltime study programme for students who are aged 16+.
Future you
Throughout the year, you’ll build essential personal, social and employability skills, preparing you for further study and future opportunities. By the end of the course, you’ll have increased your confidence, strengthened your English and maths skills, and be ready to progress onto the next stage of your education or training journey.
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Alongside a level 1 qualification, you’ll study English and maths while taking part in tutorials, enrichment activities and personalised guidance to help you plan your next steps.
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This course is designed for young people who may find a mainstream learning environment challenging and would benefit from additional support before progressing to a full-time study programme. You’ll learn in a welcoming and supportive environment, developing the confidence, independence and study skills needed to achieve your goals.
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From the moment you start college, we start preparing you for your next steps. It’s your future, and we want to ensure you have the opportunity to make the most of it!
Get in touch 01903 273060 progressionplusnorthbrook@gbmc.ac.uk
Our careers team in Progression+ is here to help
Careers information
Careers guidance
We provide access to careers and higher education fairs, as well as arrange talks, visits
Take advantage of a one-toone careers guidance meeting with one of our advisors. They’ll
and guest speakers – all designed to demonstrate the choices available to you.
help you explore your options and can offer tailored, impartial advice that’s individual to you.
Work experience
You will be supported by a team of work placement coaches who will help find a meaningful work experience opportunity for you.
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You will have the opportunity to take part in work experience or work-related learning. This helps you become ‘work ready’ and looks great on your CV. It also gives you valuable insight into the world of work and could help you to decide on your future career path.
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We’ll also deliver workshops that will help you to develop life skills that will prepare you for future work or study.
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Helping you get the support you need to thrive at college If you need extra help with your studies, our additional learning support team can help you and your lecturers tailor support to aid in moving you towards independence. This could include providing in-class or out-of-class support for literacy, numeracy and study skills, working with a learning support assistant (LSA) in class or qualified lecturers providing out-of-class support.
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Specialist support Specialist support is available for students with additional needs, including neurodiverse conditions such as dyslexia, as well as learning and physical disabilities.
Please talk to us about your support needs as soon as possible, so we can discuss your requirements to help you study and achieve on your course. You are also very welcome to visit the college, meet with our staff and view our facilities.
We know some students will require special arrangements when taking exams and support can be provided, in accordance with awarding bodies’ guidelines. Dependent on your assessment results, scribes and readers may be available and assistive equipment may be borrowed.
Get in touch Please call 01903 273060 and ask to speak to our additional support team, for more information, or email learningsupportworthing@gbmc.ac.uk
We provide specialist support for students with Autism Spectrum Condition, helping you develop social, communication and independent living skills through structured sessions, personalised support and experienced specialist staff.
Young people who are care experienced We have additional support in place for young people who are care experienced, as well as young refugees and asylum seekers to assist their transition and journey through college.
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Exam support
ASC provision
Additional Learning Support
We offer a range of adaptive equipment and software for students with hearing or visual impairments. Facilities such as ramps, hoists, lifts and accessible toilets are available.
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The information below, and right, outlines the typical entry requirements for each qualification level. Some courses may have additional requirements such as specific qualifications in relevant subjects, a portfolio of work or completion of a technical test or audition. This specific information can be found on the individual course pages on our website.
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GCSE maths and English We’ll support you to retake your exams if needed
Some courses, such as T Levels, may require you to have achieved grade 4 or above in maths and/ or English before you start your course – but don’t worry, speak to our advisors and we’ll find the right path to support you.
To find out more, contact: adultenglishandmaths@gmbc.ac.uk
And if you haven’t already achieved a grade 4 (or grade C), there are no tuition fees for these courses.
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If you don’t achieve (or haven’t already achieved) a grade 4 or above in GCSE maths and/ or English, we’ll support you to retake your exams with study sessions and tutoring built into your study programme.
We offer maths and English GCSE courses, designed for adult students who are looking to continue their education, retrain or develop within their career.
GCSE maths and English
Maths and English skills are important to employers, and may be a key requirement if you want to progress onto other courses after college – or even for the course you want to do at college.
Maths and English for 19+ students
Financial help
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We’re here to help you get the financial support you need Our student finance team can provide you with specific advice and information about grants that may be available to you.
Learner Support Grant and bursary This is our bursaries scheme for 16 to 18 year olds. The grant is funded by the Education Funding Agency and administered by the college, and could provide you with support towards:
Advanced Learner Loan If you’re thinking of progressing onto a full-time course and are aged over 19, you may qualify for this loan. To be eligible, you must: ■
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For more information, including rules and guidelines for applying, visit the Advanced Learner Loan website: gov.uk/advanced-learner-loan
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Please call 01903 273456 and ask to speak to our
If you’re aged 16 to 18 and are currently in care, just leaving care, receive Universal Credit or Income Support, or receive ESA (Employment Support Allowance) and PIP (Personal Independence Payments), you may be eligible for the Vulnerable Bursary.
student finance team for more information, or email studentfinance@chigroup.ac.uk
*Defined by the government as a maximum of three A Levels; Access to HE course; level 3 and/or level 4 certificates or diplomas; an advanced or higher apprenticeship.
Course fees Refunds
Home students⁺ under 19 on
For courses of 13 weeks or more, withdrawals within 28 days may receive a refund less a £50 administration fee and non-refundable awarding body costs. After 28 days, full fees apply. Advanced Learner Loan payments stop on withdrawal. Short courses require 14 days’ notice for a refund (less £50). Exceptional refund requests must include supporting evidence. Courses cancelled by the college receive a full refund.
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If you’re 19 or over Students aged 19+ usually pay tuition and exam fees, although help may be available. If you’re under 24 and do not hold a full level 2 or level 3 qualification, are unemployed, or earn under £25,000, you may qualify for reduced fees. Basic maths and English courses are tuition fee free.
International students Contact our international department for fee information: +44 (0)1243 786321
+ Home students are people who have already lived in the UK or EEA for a minimum of three years for reasons other than education. If you are an EEA national, you must have obtained either pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme.
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Head to our website and find the course you’re interested in, click on ‘Apply’ If you have not used our ‘Application Tracker’ portal before, you will need to create an account first Once you’re logged in, complete the application form and hit submit. We will receive your application straight away
We recommend applying by early April to ensure your place is secured before the summer holidays. You can still apply after April and through the summer holidays, but some courses do fill up – so the earlier, the better! Need help at any point? Please contact our admissions team on 01903 273060 or admissions.northbrook@gbmc.ac.uk
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What happens next? Around four weeks after you apply, we will invite you to attend an interview for your course. Don’t worry - this meeting is an opportunity for you to find out more about the college and the course you are applying for, see our facilities and ask any questions you may have. The course tutor will review your application form with you and ensure that the course you have applied for is the best option for you. You are welcome to bring a parent or carer with you.
Accepting a place Within two weeks of your interview, we’ll send you an email to confirm that you’ve been offered a place. The offer will either be unconditional (you don’t have to do anything) or conditional (you’ll be told in your interview what the conditions are, e.g. the GCSE grades you need). Please log back into your Application Tracker account to accept the offer.
Starting college A few weeks before your course begins, we’ll email you with your starting date, time and location of the first session. Make sure we’ve got your correct email address to send this information to you.
Track your application After you have applied, you can log into Application Tracker at any time to check the progress of your application and see entry requirements, enrolment dates and more.
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Course types We offer courses from entry level to university-level, including vocational qualifications, T Levels and apprenticeships, alongside GCSE and functional skills maths and English. Our admissions team can help you choose the right pathway based on your interests, predicted grades and future plans. We also recommend visiting an open event to explore your options.
Introducing V Levels From 2027, V Levels will be introduced as new level 3 technical qualifications, helping students develop specialist knowledge and skills while supporting progression to higher education and future careers. Scan to learn more about V levels
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T Levels These qualifications have been developed with employability in mind – helping you to build the skills industry need. T Level qualifications are equivalent to three A Levels and are studied across two years. You’ll receive split learning, spending roughly 80% of your time in the classroom and 20% on an industry placement. You can discover more about T Levels on page 28.
For more information on our apprenticeships, see page 30.
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Vocational courses, which include University of the Arts London (UAL), City & Guilds and BTEC diplomas, are great for students who prefer practical learning – and they are highly respected by employers.
Level 2 vocational qualifications are a good progression route onto level 3 courses for students who may not meet the entry requirements, giving you practical training in your
They relate to a particular profession, area of work or technical skill. You’ll study one subject, gaining the skills and knowledge you need for that chosen occupation. You’ll be taught in our specialist facilities by our fantastic staff – all industry experts.
chosen skill or profession. A level 2 qualification is similar to having GCSE grade equivalents at grades 4 or higher.
Level 3 Level 3 extended certificates are equivalent to one A Level, diplomas are equivalent to two A Levels, while level 3 extended diplomas are equivalent to three A Levels. How you’ll be assessed will vary depending on the specific courses. Generally, it will be through a combination of practical assessments, projects, coursework and exams throughout the duration of your course.
Level 1 Suitable for students who haven’t quite achieved the entry requirements for a level 2 course or higher, these courses will give you a grounding in your chosen subject and help you to progress onto level 2 courses. Generally speaking, a level 1 qualification is similar to having GCSE grade equivalents at 1-3.
Entry level An entry level vocational course generally has no, or low, formal entry requirements, and can be ideal for starting your training while developing your maths and English skills.
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Vocational courses can be taught at different levels (depending on subject area and course availability), including:
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T Levels T Levels are a technical alternative to A Levels, designed for students who know the industry they want to move into and want to gain real experience alongside their studies. Equivalent to three A Levels, these two-year qualifications have been developed in partnership with more than 250 employers to make sure you build the knowledge, skills and behaviours today’s industries need. You’ll combine careerfocused classroom learning with practical skills and a substantial 45-day industry placement, giving you the chance to experience the workplace, build confidence and get ahead of the competition.
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Learn with industry T Levels are shaped by employers, so what you learn is directly linked to the real world of work. You’ll study specialist content for your chosen sector, develop practical and problem-solving skills and spend time with an employer to understand what your future career could really involve. Your placement is a key part of the course. Over a minimum of 315 hours, or approximately 45 days, you’ll apply your learning in a real workplace, gain deeper industry insight and start building professional connections. It’s also a valuable opportunity to show employers what you can do.
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Please note: Our courses are correct at time of publication (August 2026) and may be subject to change.
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We offer a wide range of T Levels across all the colleges in our group. Visit chigroup.ac.uk/t-levels to find out more.
How you’ll learn Over two years, you’ll spend around 80% of your time in the classroom and 20% on industry placement. This gives you the best of both worlds: expert teaching, technical knowledge and practical learning at college, alongside real experience in the workplace.
Future-ready skills From STEM and digital industries to healthcare, education, construction and business, T Levels are designed to support the skills employers need now and in the future. With expert teaching, industrystandard facilities and meaningful employer experience built in, a T Level helps you leave college with the qualification, confidence and career insight to take your next step.
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Apprenticeships Earn while you learn
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An apprenticeship is a great way to build real industry experience and gain a nationally recognised qualification. At Northbrook College, our apprenticeships are made for creative thinkers and practical doers. Whether you’re looking to train in the trades or behind the scenes of film and theatre, you’ll work with expert tutors and industry-standard facilities to gain the skills you need for a rewarding and successful career.
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Speak to us To apply for an apprenticeship or to find out more, please contact our apprenticeship team: 01273 112201 apprenticeships@chigroup.ac.uk You can also visit our website for more information: northbrook.ac.uk/apprenticeships
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Please note: The information is correct at the time of publication (August 2026) and apprenticeships may be subject to change.
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More skilled. More confident. More industry-ready.
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t Northbrook College, creativity isn’t just something you study, it’s something you live every day. Our university-level courses are designed for students ready to turn creative passion into a professional future. At our West Durrington Campus, students work in industry-standard creative spaces including professional music studios, photography studios, theatre production spaces and 3D workshops, preparing for careers across the modern creative sector. Northbrook’s creative degrees are validated by the prestigious University of the Arts London, giving students a globally recognised qualification valued throughout the industry. At Northbrook, you’ll discover what you’re made of and bring your ideas to life
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Your progression journey Our courses combine creative exploration, technical expertise and industry experience helping students develop the skills and confidence needed for exciting future careers. BA (Hons) Graphic Design + Graphic designer, creative designer, brand executive BA (Hons) Photography + Photographer, photo editor, content creator
+ Music producer, sound engineer, studio technician BA (Hons) Performing Arts + Performer, theatre practitioner, arts facilitator
Made of more at Shoreham Campus Our courses combine technical expertise and practical race engineering experience, helping students develop the skills and confidence needed for careers within the motorsport and automotive industries. At our Shoreham Campus, students learn in specialist motorsport engineering workshops equipped with industry-standard tools, race vehicles, CAD technology and simulation equipment, working with Team Northbrook Racing.
As part of Chichester College Group, students can also explore university-level opportunities across our other campuses, including business, sport, engineering, creative industries, health and computing. Discover university-level courses, open events and progression pathways across Chichester College Group. For more information, visit: chigroup.ac.uk/progression-promise
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Welcome to your West Durrington Campus Situated in Worthing, our West Durrington Campus is a vibrant creative destination where arts, hospitality, construction and technical education come together. Industry-standard facilities, inspiring learning spaces and strong employer links help students develop the skills, confidence and experience needed for successful creative careers.
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Creative arts workshops and digital studios Students learn in specialist studios for ceramics, textiles, photography, graphics, design and games development. Professional software, materials and technology support creativity, collaboration and portfolio development.
Industry-standard music recording studios Professional recording studios, rehearsal rooms and DJ suites allow students to compose, record and produce music using industry-standard equipment while developing practical industry skills.
Purpose-built theatre and performance spaces Our 160-seat theatre, rehearsal studios and production spaces provide realistic environments for performances, technical theatre training and live productions.
Construction & Trades Centre
Professional training restaurant Students gain valuable commercial experience in our public training restaurant and coffee shop, developing culinary, teamwork and customer service skills.
Professional beauty salon Working with real clients in commercial salons, students build confidence, technical expertise and professional standards.
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Our modern Construction & Trades Centre features specialist workshops for carpentry and brickwork, helping students develop practical skills using industry-standard equipment.
Café Creative arts workshops
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DJ suites Learning Resource Centre New Construction & Trades Centre Northbrook Theatre Professional hair and beauty salon Reception Recording studios Training restaurant and kitchens
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Welcome to your Shoreham Campus Located at the iconic airport, our Shoreham Campus is where ambition meets innovation. Learn in a unique industry environment, develop sought-after technical skills and gain the practical experience needed to launch a successful career in engineering, automotive or aviation.
Engineering and automotive workshops Purpose-built workshops support aeronautical engineering, motor vehicle and motorsport courses, featuring modern workspaces, vehicle lifts, specialist tools and industrystandard diagnostic equipment.
Motor vehicle workshops Train on petrol, diesel, electric and hybrid vehicles using modern workshop equipment, fault-finding technology and manufacturer-standard diagnostic systems.
Electric and hybrid vehicle
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Develop specialist skills in electric and hybrid vehicle technology using dedicated high-voltage training equipment in a safe, industrystandard environment.
Professional motorsport facilities
Aircraft maintenance hangars Located within the airport, our specialist hangars house real aircraft, aircraft engines and engineering components, providing authentic maintenance training in a professional aviation environment.
Industry-focused practical learning Gain real-world experience through employer-led projects, technical workshops and hands-on training, preparing you for apprenticeships, higher education and careers across engineering, automotive and aviation industries.
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Learn in specialist motorsport workshops and train using professional racing simulators to develop driving techniques, analyse vehicle performance and experience realistic race conditions.
Aircraft maintenance hangars Café
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Engineering and Automotive Centre Electric and hybrid vehicle workshop Learning Resource Centre Motor vehicle workshop Motorsport simulators Motorsport engineering workshop Reception
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Our courses
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Aircraft Maintenance
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Art & Design
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Art & Design Foundation 46 Beauty
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Beauty Therapy
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Brickwork
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Carpentry
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Creative Media Production & Technology 59 Fashion & Textile Design 45
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Food & Beverage Service Supervision
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Food Preparation & Cooking
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Games Development
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Gateway Foundation
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Graphic Design & Illustration
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Hair & Media Makeup
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Media, Broadcast & Production
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Motorsport
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Motor Vehicle
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Music & Media
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Music Performance
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Music Production
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Musical Theatre
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Performing Arts
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Photography, Creative Media & Film
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Production Arts
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Professional Cookery
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Technical Theatre for Stage & Screen
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Sustainable fashion Fashion and textiles students demonstrated their creativity through a collaborative project with charity Link to Hope, raising awareness of sustainability and fast fashion. Using donated materials, students designed and created unique garments and homeware, experimenting with techniques such as pattern cutting, construction and fabric manipulation. The project encouraged students to work with unfamiliar materials, resulting in a diverse range of innovative outcomes. Their work was showcased in a Worthing town centre shop window, giving students valuable real-world experience of exhibiting to the public.
Our Art & Design courses offer a creative environment to develop practical skills, explore your style and prepare for creative careers.
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What’s next? After your course, you could progress to a BA (Hons) degree at Northbrook, continue to university or enter the creative industries with valuable skills, experience and industry connections.
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Art & Design
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UAL Level 1 Diploma in Art, Design and Media
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UAL Level 2 Diploma in Art, Design and Media
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Fashion and Textiles
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Fashion & Textiles UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication | Fashion & Textiles
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Graphic Design & Illustration UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication | Graphic Design & Illustration
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Learn in outstanding studios and specialist workshops for fine art, photography, fashion, graphics and ceramics, using industry-standard equipment with experienced tutors on live projects and exhibitions.
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Art & Design
Powered by creativity
Art & Design Foundation
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Ideas in motion
Art & Design
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UAL Level 3 and 4 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design
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What’s next? After completing your course, you could progress onto one of our BA (Hons) degrees at Northbrook, continue to university or move directly into employment within the creative industries. The skills, experience and industry connections gained during your studies will help prepare you for a wide range of exciting creative careers.
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Our Foundation Diploma in Art & Design helps you develop creative, technical and portfolio skills through practical, project-based learning. Working in specialist studios with industry-experienced tutors, you’ll explore a range of disciplines, refine your individual practice and prepare for university or a career in the creative industries.
Facilities Our outstanding creative facilities support a wide range of disciplines including fine art, photography, fashion, graphics, textiles, ceramics, 3D design and digital media. With specialist workshops, industry-standard equipment and modern technology, you’ll have the perfect environment to develop your skills and bring your creative ideas to life.
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Our level 2 Beauty course provides the essential skills and knowledge needed for a career as an employed or self-employed beauty therapist. You’ll learn a wide range of beauty treatments alongside anatomy, physiology, and health and safety.
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Beauty & Hair - Certificate
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Beauty Therapy Studies - Diploma
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Hair & Media Makeup UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts | Hair & Media Makeup
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Supported by highly skilled tutors with current industry experience, you’ll train using high-end professional products and equipment while benefitting from strong employer links and valuable work experience opportunities.
Beauty
Art & Design Foundation
If you’re just starting your journey, our level 1 Beauty & Hair course offers a great foundation of skills. You can progress to level 2 Beauty Therapy at Northbrook, or level 2 Hair at one of our sister colleges.
Our courses
Beauty
Brushes, blushes and big dreams.
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Cooking for charity
Hospitality and Catering students combined professional skills with community impact by hosting a charity fundraising event for St Barnabas House. Held at the Arundel Restaurant, students prepared and served a four-course meal for 90 guests, showcasing their culinary and front-of-house expertise. The event raised over £700 for the charity and provided students with valuable experience working in a live service environment.
A career in hospitality and catering requires passion, creativity and hard work - qualities reflected in our industry-experienced tutors and hands-on training.
Facilities Train in industry-standard kitchens, our on-site coffee shop, bar and the public-facing Arundel Restaurant at our West Durrington Campus. You’ll develop practical skills and techniques in realistic working environments to prepare for careers within this fast-paced industry.
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Catering & Hospitality
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General Food & Beverage - Certificate
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Food Preparation & Cooking - Certificate
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Professional Cookery - Diploma
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Food & Beverage Service Supervision - Diploma
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What’s next? You could progress into employment or apprenticeships within kitchens, bakeries, cafés or hotels, or continue into higher-level study in culinary arts or hospitality. Whatever pathway you choose, you’ll leave with the practical skills and experience needed to succeed in the industry.
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You’ll develop practical skills and confidence within our professional-standard kitchens while gaining valuable experience through themed evenings, community events and industry visits to hotels and restaurants, helping prepare you for your future career.
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Catering & Hospitality
Skills served fresh
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Grand opening Northbrook College continues to invest in its students with the opening of an industrystandard Construction Trades Centre. The purpose-built facility features specialist workshops for brickwork, carpentry and joinery, all equipped with industry-standard tools and technology. Students benefit from hands-on training in a professional environment designed to reflect real working conditions. The centre also incorporates sustainable technologies, ensuring students are prepared for the future of the construction industry.
Northbrook College is the perfect place to begin your journey into the construction industry. Supported by highly experienced industry
Brickwork
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Brickwork - Certificate
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Brickwork - Diploma
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Carpentry Carpentry & Joinery - Diploma
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Site Carpentry - Diploma
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What’s next After completing a level 2 qualification, you could progress onto a level 3 course at one of our sister colleges, move into an apprenticeship or begin full-time employment within the industry.
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Grand opening
professionals, you’ll develop practical skills and technical confidence within realistic workshop environments using professional tools and equipment, while benefitting from valuable industry links and work experience opportunities.
Our courses
Construction
Built from the ground up
Facilities Students at our West Durrington Campus benefit from newly built carpentry and bricklaying facilities featuring industrystandard equipment, tools and materials designed to support hands-on construction training.
Games Development
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Our courses Games Development
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UAL Level 1 Diploma in Art, Design and Media | Games Development
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UAL Level 2 Diploma in Art and Design | Games Development
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication | Games Development
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What’s next? After your course, you could progress to university or the games industry, pursuing careers in game design, 3D modelling, animation or digital art using your creativity and technical skills.
Where games come to life Build the creative and technical skills needed for the games industry in advanced computer labs using the latest technology. Learn from industry-experienced tutors through hands-on projects, live briefs and collaborative learning while developing creativity, innovation, practical experience and industry insight for careers in games and digital media.
Facilities Train in high-spec computer labs with industry-standard technology, software and professional development platforms, using digital tools to bring your creative projects and game ideas to life.
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Games designer/developer
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Games producer
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Level designer
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Technical artist
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Visual effects (VFX) artist
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Skills for life Every programme is tailored to individual needs, helping students develop independence, social and communication skills through practical, handson learning. Dedicated specialist staff provide personalised support, enabling students to achieve their goals and prepare for life beyond college.
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Gateway 4 Employability and study skills Level 1
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Level 1 Study Programmes
Supported Internship
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Our Gateway Foundation programmes are designed for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), helping them develop confidence, independence and employability skills. Students begin at the Gateway level best suited to their needs, progressing towards Supported Internships, level 1 study programmes or future employment as they build skills and confidence.
Gateways: Preparing for adulthood progression
Gateway Foundation
How the Gateway programme works
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British Airways
Five former Aircraft Maintenance students have successfully secured roles as aeromechanics at Gatwick Airport, thanks to a strong partnership between Northbrook College and British Airways. The programme saw students complete three oneweek placements over six months, gaining handson experience in a live aviation environment. With support from industry professionals, students developed their technical skills, received detailed feedback and built the confidence needed to succeed in applications and interviews. The success of the programme highlights the direct progression routes available to students into high-demand engineering careers.
Prepare for an exciting career in motor vehicle, motorsport or aircraft maintenance through hands-on learning at our unique Shoreham Campus. Using industry-standard workshops, diagnostic equipment and our on-site aircraft hangar, you’ll develop practical and technical skills in vehicle systems, maintenance, health and safety, and industry regulations.
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Aircraft Aeronautical Engineering - Diploma
Level 3
Motorsport Motorsport - Diploma
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Motor Vehicle Motor Vehicle - Diploma
1,2&3
What’s next? After completing your level 1 or 2 qualification, you could progress into a level 2 or level 3 apprenticeship depending on your GCSE grades. Following level 3 study, you may move directly into employment or continue onto degree-level qualifications at Northbrook College, including Motorsport Engineering and Motorsport Technology.
Facilities Shoreham Campus offers industrystandard facilities for auto, aero and motorsport engineering, including specialist hangars, workshops and high-tech classrooms equipped with modern tools, machinery and software for hands-on learning.
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Learn from industryexperienced tutors within realistic working environments designed to replicate the automotive and aviation industries, with clear progression opportunities through to degree-level study on the same campus.
Our courses
Motor Vehicle & Aircraft
Driven to succeed
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Alumni in action
Music Performance students were inspired by a masterclass from former student and professional drummer Gabi King. Returning as a successful alumna, Gabi demonstrated her performance skills using a live studio set-up created by students, allowing them to experience both the live and recording environments in action. Students gained valuable insight into the realities of working in the music industry and had the opportunity to ask questions about her career journey. Gabi has performed with major artists including Two Door Cinema Club, The 1975 and Ed Sheeran, and studied at the college between 2010 and 2012.
Develop your talent in performance, production and music technology while training in state-of-the-art recording studios. Learn from industryexperienced tutors and gain valuable experience through live performances, festivals, guest lectures, masterclasses and strong industry links.
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Studio/live engineer
Facilities Train in cutting-edge recording studios, live music rooms and control rooms with industry-standard technology and professional production equipment. Develop practical skills, industry experience and connections in a collaborative environment for a career in music.
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Music Performance UAL Level 2 Diploma in Music Performance
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Music Performance
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UAL Level 4 Professional Diploma in Performance | Music Performance
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Music Production UAL Level 2 Diploma in Music Production
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Music Production
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UAL Level 4 Professional Diploma in Performance | Music Production
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UAL Level 1 Diploma in Music, Performing and Production Arts
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Find your sound
Performing Arts
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Our courses Performing Arts
Born to perform Level
UAL Level 1 Award and Diploma in Music, Performing and Production Arts | Theatre
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UAL Level 2 Award and Diploma in Performing and Production Arts
2
UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts | Acting
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UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts | Musical Theatre
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UAL Level 4 Professional Diploma in Performance
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Develop your talent in acting, dance and musical theatre through practical training and live productions, guided by industry-experienced tutors. Build confidence, creativity and performance skills while preparing for top drama schools, university and successful performing arts careers, including the West End!
Facilities Train in the professionalstandard Northbrook Theatre and specialist rehearsal spaces with state-of-the-art technology, developing your dance, acting and musical theatre skills in industrystandard environments for future performing arts careers.
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Voiceover artist/vocal coach
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Develop professional production skills and visual storytelling through industrystandard studios, editing suites and specialist equipment. Work on live briefs, projects and exhibitions, build an industry-ready portfolio, learn from experienced tutors with industry links, and progress to university or creative careers.
Train in outstanding creative facilities, including photography and moving image studios, darkrooms and Mac-based digital studios. Using specialist workshops, industry-standard equipment and modern technology, you’ll develop your skills and bring creative ideas to life.
Music & Media UAL Level 2 Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology
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Media, Broadcast & Production - T Level
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Creative entrepreneur
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Fashion photographer/ photojournalist
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Media/magazine editor
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TV/radio producer
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Web designer
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Interiors and food stylist
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Educator
What’s next? After completing your course, you could progress to a BA (Hons) degree at Northbrook, continue to university or move into the creative industries. The skills, experience and industry connections you gain will prepare you for a wide range of creative careers.
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Photography & Media
Lights. Camera. Create
Production Arts
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Our courses Production Arts
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UAL Level 1 Award and Diploma in Music, Performing and Production Arts | Theatre
1
UAL Level 2 Award and Diploma in Performing and Production Arts
2
UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts | Design and Technical Theatre for Stage & Screen
3
Hair & Media Makeup UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts | Hair & Media Makeup
3
Lights, sound, action Our Production Arts courses are perfect for creative students who want to bring performances to life behind the scenes. Train in industrystandard facilities, including a 160-seat theatre, lighting and sound equipment, 3D workshops, and professional hair and makeup studios. Develop skills in set design, props, technical theatre and SFX makeup while learning from industryexperienced tutors.
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Sound/lighting technician and designer Stage manager Theatre, TV and film makeup artist
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Many students progress onto BA (Hons) degrees at Northbrook College in stage management, prop making and costume design, while others secure apprenticeships or employment. The practical skills, industry experience and professional connections gained prepare you for a successful career in Production Arts.
Not found your course?
Production Arts
Don’t worry – we’ve got lots of alternative options at our other Chichester College Group colleges, where you’ll receive the same fantastic level of support and tuition as you’d experience here.
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From agriculture to uniformed services and everything in between, we truly have a course for everyone. With our inclusive approach, we welcome everyone to take the next steps to their future selves. Scan here to see our full list of 16-19 courses across all of our colleges.
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