Selby College - School Leaver Prospectus 2025/26

SCHOOL LEAVER PROSPECTUS /26

25 FUTURE READY

+ A LEVELS

+ T LEVELS

+ VOCATIONAL COURSES

+ APPRENTICESHIPS

+ FOUNDATION LEARNING

Sam Wright

Principal and Chief Executive

WELCOME TO SELBY COLLEGE’S SCHOOL LEAVER PROSPECTUS 2025/26

We understand that coming to College is about more than just learning and that’s why we are committed to creating an environment where our students can grow and thrive both academically and personally.

You will learn in state-of-the-art facilities, be taught by highly qualified teaching staff and be able to take part in extra-curricular activities which enrich your learning and experiences – making you Future Ready.

Our ability to equip our students with the knowledge and skills to enter a range of industries was recognised by Ofsted when we were recently inspected in October 2023, with the College receiving a ‘Strong’ skills rating. The College was also rated ‘Good’ across the board – meaning you will study in a place where quality of education, personal development opportunities and creating a positive environment for students are at the forefront.

Don’t just take our word for it - come and see what you can be a part of by attending one of our forthcoming Open Events, which are listed on page 107.

We are constantly looking at ways we can expand and adapt our curriculum each year to meet the needs of our local community, with a range of new and exciting courses listed within this prospectus. These include programmes from Level 1 right up to Level 6, meaning our learners can progress and achieve a full degree right here at Selby College.

In the meantime, if you have any questions or need any more information, please call our Course Information Team on 01924 789111, email courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk or visit our website www.selby.ac.uk

Sam Wright Principal and Chief Executive Heart of Yorkshire Education Group

CONTENTS FEATURES COURSES

Selby College will take all reasonable steps to provide the educational services and range of courses as described in this 2025/26 School Leaver Prospectus and in other related documents.

However, it does not guarantee the provision of such services. The provision of courses is dependent on there being sufficient demand to make their operation viable for the College to run. At the time of publication (September 2024) all course titles and information were correct. Updates to this Prospectus will be made to the online version available at www.selby.ac.uk

YOUR JOURNEY YOUR CHOICE

Choose one of our five routes to success

Everyone learns differently, which is why it’s important to choose a type of course which is right for you. This leaflet will help you decide which type of course, as well as what course level is best suited to you and how they relate to other qualifications.

SIXTH FORM (A LEVELS)

If you have a real interest in your subjects, enjoy studying, are able to work independently and thrive in examinations, then an A Level programme is right for you.

Our A Levels are focused on facilitating subjects to ensure the majority of our students can progress on to Russell Group universities.

Students will choose three A Level subjects. The minimum requirement is at least five GCSEs at Grade 4 (or above), including Maths and English. Some A Levels will have additional requirements, such as a Grade 5 if the subject was taken at GCSE, or a Grade 5 or 6 in Maths.

Please see course descriptions for the individual entry requirements.

BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificates BTECs can be taken alongside your A Level options and have the same delivery mode and UCAS points as A Levels, but are more coursework based.

The Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)

Students may also choose to take an EPQ, which is equivalent to half an A Level and requires you to produce a single piece of work of your own choosing, demonstrating evidence of planning, preparation and research.

Find out more about our Sixth Form offer on pages 22 - 39

T LEVELS

A new and exciting option for those who prefer a combination of classroom theory and practical learning in a real working environment. Get a head start towards your chosen career by gaining the skills and knowledge sought after by employers in the industry.

T Levels follow GCSEs and are equivalent to three A Levels. They’ve been co-created by the industry you want to be a part of, so you can gain the knowledge and skills you need to leap ahead of the crowd and into your desired career.

T Levels combine classroom theory, practical learning and a minimum of 315 hours (or 45 days) Industry Placement to make sure students have real experience of the workplace.

The two-year T Level courses have been developed in collaboration with employers and businesses so that the content will meet the needs of industry and thoroughly prepare students for work. They provide the knowledge and experience needed to open the door to highly skilled employment, a Higher Apprenticeship or entry to university.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

02 03 04 05

+ Equivalent to 3 A Levels

+ 80% Classroom, 20% Industry Placement

+ Gain UCAS points for entry to university

APPRENTICESHIPS

Introduce yourself to T Levels on pages 40-47

If you are looking for a course with a practical learning route that relates to a specific industry, then our wide range of vocational courses can provide you with the practical skills and underpinning knowledge needed for a specific job or career.

While there are many subject areas to choose from, it is worth bearing in mind that you can only study one vocational qualification at a time.

If you have a specific career in mind, prefer a practical way of learning, and assignments over exams, choose from our wide range of vocational courses from Levels 1 to 3.

Vocational courses prepare you to work in a trade, in a craft, as a technician, or in support roles in professions such as engineering, accountancy, nursing, medicine, architecture or law.

Our Vocational students gain experience in real working environments with excellent equipment, ensuring you have the facilities you need to help you succeed.

The labour market is fiercely competitive and employers can take their pick from a wide pool of candidates, so they’re looking for more than just qualifications on paper. Studying a Vocational programme with us can give you the real-world experience that employers are looking for.

Explore our wide range of Vocational courses on pages 48-95

An Apprenticeship is a real job with training that gives you the opportunity to gain a recognised qualification as you work. If you are passionate about the type of industry you want to work in, an Apprenticeship offers a clearly defined career route.

We work with a variety of different employers, ranging from small to large, who offer great opportunities to ‘earn while you learn’.

Apprenticeships are for anyone aged 16 or over and they allow you to earn and learn at the same time, meaning you have great prospects for the future! We offer various levels of Apprenticeship from Level 2 right through to Level 5 Higher Apprenticeships (degree level). After completing your Apprenticeship, you can progress to a higher-level Apprenticeship or one of the many university-level courses across our Colleges, into employment or on to university elsewhere.

Learn more about our Apprenticeships on pages 96-99

FOUNDATION LEARNING

A mix of vocational study, tasters and English and Maths, for those who would like to learn core skills and develop their personal and social development to prepare for employment and building confidence in the workplace.

Find out more about our Foundation Learning courses on pages 72-75

YOUR STUDY PROGRAMME

Coming to College is more than just a course. Get the most out of your time at College with a study programme supported by Student Central.

SUPPORT

You’ll have personal and group tutorials (called Goals) with your tutors, as well as further support from our highly skilled and dedicated team as needed.

WORK EXPERIENCE PLACEMENTS

Every student has the opportunity to undertake meaningful work experience activities during their time at College.

NAVIGATE

Activities and experiences to develop skills through trips, visits, guest speakers, volunteering, enrichment, clubs and societies.

NAVIGATE

ENGLISH AND MATHS

You’ll continue to study English and Maths until you achieve a Grade (between GCSE and 9-4). This will be timetabled to fit in alongside your course.

COURSE LEVELS EXPLAINED

Students starting at Selby College after leaving school will be able to study courses from Entry Level up to Level 3 depending on their qualifications, with the option to progress to a degree-level course (Levels 4, 5 & 6) at our University Centre, head to university, or progress into employment.

Level Duration What it means

Entry Level Up to 1 year No formal entry requirements for these programmes, which are designed to provide you with essential life and study skills. Following successful completion of an Entry Level programme, learners can progress on to a Level 1 course.

Level 1 1 Year

Level 2 1 or 2 years

You will need to have gained Grades 1 and 2 in your GCSEs to study a Level 1 programme. These will build on your existing skills and upon successful completion, allow you to progress to a Level 2 course.

Equivalent to GCSE Grades 4-9, you will be expected to have achieved at least four GCSEs at Grade 3 or above to enrol on to one of these programmes. Successful completion will pave the way for you to further your studies at Level 3.

STILL UNSURE WHICH PATH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Our team of expert Careers & Guidance Advisers will be able to support you to make your decision. When you have your interview they, alongside our experienced teaching staff, will discuss the best route for you based on your qualifications, expected grades and career goals.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact:

Course Information 01924 789111

courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Careers Team 01757 211060

careers@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Level 3 1 or 2 Years

You will need to have achieved at least five GCSE passes at Grade 4 or above to enrol, plus any specific entry requirements for individual courses.

These courses vary in length, usually from 1-2 years depending on the programme.

MAKING A DECISION...

Browse through the prospectus, our website or come to one of our Open Events, and talk to your parents, friends and teachers about the courses you’re interested in to help you decide what you want to study. If you are unsure what you would like to do, call our Course Information Team on 01924 789111 who will be happy to help.

APPLY ONLINE

You can apply online via our website: www.selby.ac.uk

You will be invited for an interview for your first choice course. This is your chance to ask questions about your chosen course and make sure the course is right for you.

Congratulations! You will receive an offer from us in writing. You will need to accept your place with our Admissions Team.

HOW TO APPLY

Choosing your course and making an application

Attend a New Student Day event in July to participate in course-related activities, meet other students and find out what college life is like.

In August, we will invite you to enrol for your chosen course which will enable you to become a full-time student before starting with us in September.

TRANSPORT ROUTES

Alongside Arriva bus services, the College also provides its own transport to and from the College which students can purchase a yearly pass for.

This map shows our current bus services to and from Selby College.

If you cannot see the service on the map which is suitable for you, please visit the Arriva website or contact Student Central for advice on 01757 211000 or email studentcentral@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Once you have applied to Selby College, we will send you details of how to get a bus pass, where your nearest pick up point is and answer any questions you may have. You may be eligible for financial support which can help cover the cost of your travel to and from College.

Alongside our excellent transport links, we also have ample parking on-site. Student permits can be obtained at a very low cost for the whole academic year.

ENRICHING YOUR EXPERIENCE

More than just the classroom

We make our courses varied and interesting by packing in extra features like guest speakers, visits, residential opportunities and overseas trips. Plus, getting involved in extra activities can really boost your UCAS application to make you stand out from the crowd.

Art & Design students explored the Big Apple, New York City.

Travel & Tourism students embarked on a work experience day with Jet2.

New students kicked off the academic year at our Freshers Fair!

Travel & Tourism students ventured to Middlethorpe Hall to get an insight into running a luxury restaurant and spa.

Staff and students celebrated Culture, Diversity and Inclusion Week.

Students met with YorkMix Radio as part of their Selby Residents’ Festival Roadshow.

SPORT ENRICHMENT

If you enjoy sport, we have lots of opportunities here at Selby College

Our enrichment activities are available to all students and are a great way to try new activities, develop skills and meet new people. You don’t need to be on a Sport course to take part in our sport enrichment, so come and join in!

TEAMS

Teams and clubs include Football, Rugby, Netball, Basketball, Dodgeball, Indoor Cricket, Orienteering, Volleyball, Table Tennis and even Zorb Football! These activities are available during lunch and some compete in Association of College’s (AoC) League matches every Wednesday afternoon. Students also have an opportunity to represent the College at the regional and national championships in the sports mentioned above as well as Badminton and running.

FOOTBALL

Regional championships include competitions against other colleges within the county of Yorkshire and the Humber, while at the National Championships, we compete against other colleges within England.

Students have the opportunity to play for the Men’s First or Second Football Team or the Women’s Team. The Men’s First Team, who were league champions

in 2021/2022 after being undefeated all season, play in the Association of College’s (AoC) Yorkshire & Humber Men’s League and have represented the area at the National Championships. In 2022, the College’s Men’s 1st Football team won the AoC’s Yorkshire Men’s Football East A League after going undefeated throughout the season.

The Second Team were also champions of the English Colleges Football Association’s (ECFA) Yorkshire & Humberside (West C) league in 2022/2023.

Selby Football Development Centre

The Selby College Football Development Centre (FDC) provides a platform for players who have previously been involved with professional clubs, as well as those who have yet to be given the opportunity to showcase their sporting

talents. With links to local professional and semi-professional clubs, students will have the opportunity to play at the highest level.

Training is incorporated into the study programme each week. Additionally, sports science support is provided alongside the pitch-based sessions.

SPORT AWARDS

The Sport Awards celebrate the successes of our sports teams and individual students from across the academic year. The Awards include a formal three-course meal before the presentation of the Awards.

SPORT ACTIVATORS

Students can apply for a number of sport activator roles, including:

+ ECFA Activator

+ Inclusion Ambassador

+ This Girl Can Ambassador

+ Mental Health Ambassador

Students are appointed to help raise awareness of key issues and develop sport at the College and in the community. The Activators will help to arrange events and sessions to encourage new participants. Students across the College are also encouraged to take part in the AoC’s national challenges, which promote physical activity and the benefits of it. As part of the challenges, Colleges compete against each other to reach the total or engage the most students in either running, walking or cycling teams.

Tours of external sporting venues are also available to students, with students previously enjoying a tour of PSV Eindhoven. Public Service students also recently hit the slopes as part of a week-long skiing trip to Bormio in Italy.

Please contact the Sport Development Officer on 01757 211025 or email info@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk for more information about joining a team or to enquire about coaching dates.

STUDENT CENTRAL

Supporting Your Success

Student Wellbeing Officers

If you feel overwhelmed either at College or by problems at home or you just need some support, whatever the reason, our Student Wellbeing Officers are here for you. Our team work closely with students and other services both in College and outside of College.

The team can support via 1:1s, small groups, corridor chats and a variety of other drop-in opportunities, such as Wellbeing Wednesday, time to talk cafés, C-Card registrations and more.

Financial Support

Safeguarding Support

If you feel unsafe in any way, please tell a member of staff. You can do this by calling in to see staff in Student Central, or contact our Group Safeguarding Lead or Deputy Safeguarding Lead.

Student Experience Support Leaders

Young Adult Carers

If you are caring for a family member at home, our Carer Lead can work with you to make adjustments to support you in College to ensure you succeed with us.

Careers Information and Guidance

Providing information and confidential advice on student financial support in Further and Higher Education. This includes information on 16-18 Bursaries, Discretionary Learner

Support (for students aged 19+ including childcare costs), Advanced Learning Loans and Bursaries, Care to Learn and free College meals.

We’re here to see that you adapt well to College life and receive the support that you need to make the most of your studies. If you have any questions, queries or would like to speak to someone about anything to do with your time at College, you can contact one of our Support Leaders.

Attendance Matters

We expect 100% attendance to all lessons on your timetable and this will give you the best chance of success on your course. You can check your attendance through ProMonitor, and if you have any queries or need any support this can be raised by emailing attendance@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk.

Feel Safe, Be Safe

You can talk to us about anything... bullying, harassment, violent or coercive relationships, abuse, drugs, home issues, homelessness, sexual harassment or violence, exploitation, mental health. We’re here to help and support you.

For advice on your future options, the Careers Information and Guidance team is available to support you. Helping

Activity Leaders

During your time at College you will get the chance to take part in enrichment activities and we have lots that you can get involved in. Our activity leaders organise clubs, social trips and visits as well as supporting the Students’ Union. Take advantage of your timetable-free Wednesday afternoons!

Students’ Union (SU)

Student Voice Council

Each group at College has a class rep so that your voice is always heard and your opinions shared. If you’re a class rep, you’ll be a member of the Student Voice Council (SVC) and will meet regularly with staff to help inform change and improve things for students.

As a student at College you’re automatically a member of the Students’ Union. Democratic elections are held annually for an executive committee of students. Any student can apply. Save money on the high street by buying a Totum Card at: cards.nusextra.co.uk

NAVIGATE

Navigate is a programme of events and activities to develop your wider and employability skills. You’ll get a programme for the year during induction and additional activities and reminders will be advertised on a weekly basis. For more information come and speak to us in Student Central.

Work Experience

Google Classroom

Google Classroom has lots of help, support and advice which you can access remotely. You will be given the code for this classroom during your first week at College.

Counselling Support

Counselling offers a confidential space to talk in privacy about anything that is bothering you. This may be online, telephone or face to face.

Quiet Contemplation

Rooms are available for personal reflection for individuals.

Volunteering

Do you want the opportunity to develop key skills, become a leader, or work with other students or young people? We have lots of volunteering opportunities available so please contact your activity leader!

Sports Activator

Our Sports Activator organises the extra-curricular sports and activities across all campuses, alongside offering you advice regarding any volunteering, coaching, and training opportunities in sport.

Every student will take part in work experience activities through visits to workplaces, guest speakers, social action projects, work readiness activity and through a work placement. Plan for your work placement by asking friends and family, contact employers with your CV and speak to our Work Placement Co-ordinator for more advice.

FIRST-RATE FACILITIES

Realistic working environments and much more!

We have invested millions in our facilities to help students realise their ambitions in our modern learning environments.

Jubilee Building includes main reception, training Restaurant, Aspire Hair & Beauty salon, sports hall, gym, refectory, science labs and coffee shop, which proudly serves Starbucks.

Academy Building includes Sixth Form Centre, Foundation Learning, and the ICT and Computing Centre.

Aspiration Building includes Construction department and Additional Learning Support (ALS) Hub.

Bricklaying Workshop

Sport Pitches

Sports Pavilion

Renaissance Building includes Higher Education Centre, Art, Design, Photography and Media Centre.

Engineering Building includes Engineering and Institute of Technology.

WORK PLACEMENTS

Your insight into the workplace

Work experience is a great way to build your skills and to try out a certain role or career before you embark on it.

A work placement offers invaluable hands-on experience in a professional setting, equipping you for your post-college endeavours. These placements can occur throughout the academic year, either as an extended arrangement alongside your course, during non-term time hours, or as a commissioned project, ensuring flexibility to accommodate your studies.

Contact the Work Placements Team via email workplacements@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Our Work Placements Team is here to support you in finding work experience which is right for you

The Work Placements Team will:

+ Inform you of placement and apprenticeship opportunities.

+ Support you to source your own work placement in your chosen field.

+ Speak to employers on your behalf and help set up interviews.

+ Get you ready for your placement and provide assistance during your time there.

+ Make sure that you are in a safe and positive environment.

+ Review your placement with you and gather feedback from your employer.

Many employers treat a placement like work, so you will need to be prepared to:

+ Research your chosen career.

+ Create a CV and prepare yourself for interviews.

+ Contact local employers about placement vacancies and pass the information on to the Work Placements Team.

+ Undertake a work readiness assessment and attend workshops.

+ Be prepared to undertake your placement outside of the days you are in College.

+ Be punctual and keen to learn new skills.

+ Keep a log of your hours and complete a placement diary using an online system.

+ Complete an agreed placement of a minimum of 30 hours (subject to course studied).

“Poppy joined us in 2020 when she started College and asked if we could offer her a work placement alongside her course. Poppy has helped the running of the salon be so much smoother, clients LOVE a Poppy shampoo, and actually request her! She helps keep everything clean for us and eased our diaries. She greets clients and gives them a lovely experience from the moment they walk in. She’s an asset to our team and has been great to see her confidence grow throughout her placement.”

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Why study with the University Centre at Heart of Yorkshire Education Group?

· Our degrees are validated by some of the region’s most well-established universities

· Over 91% of students were satisfied with the quality of teaching on their course

· Our fees are lower than most universities

· Our small class sizes mean you’ll get exceptional support and 1:1 time with your tutor

· Our full and part-time study options mean you can fit studies around your existing commitments

· We have multiple bursaries and scholarships available, based on individual circumstances

As the courses we offer each academic year vary, please check our website or get in touch for the most up-to-date information: visit heartofyorkshire.ac.uk/HE to find out more

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Studying at the University Centre at the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group was the best decision for me because I felt supported in my studies. I had one-to-one support from my tutors who wanted the very best for me. I was given more opportunities than any university could offer me.”

Hannah

- BA (Hons) Art & Design

SIXTH FORM

Your route to achieving excellence

Our Sixth Form provides the perfect stepping stone between school and university, helping to prepare you for further study or employment.

We offer a distinctive learning experience for students in our Sixth Form across our wide range of A Level programmes, which include Art & Design, Biology, Business Studies, Criminology, English, Law and Psychology – to name a few.

These courses are delivered by our highly qualified teaching staff who are experts in their field and our students relish the excellent working relationships they build with their tutors during their time here.

We base our A Level programmes on facilitating and stimulating subjects, ensuring students have the skills

and knowledge which are in demand by universities and employers. This, as well as our wrap-around support for our students, has led many of them to secure places at a range of Russell Group universities including Oxford and Cambridge, as well as on to prosperous careers.

Choosing the right A Level qualifications is key, as you will need the right subjects to secure a place to study an undergraduate degree, degree apprenticeship, higher apprenticeship or into your chosen career.

If you are unsure about which A Level course is right for you in helping you achieve your aspirations, contact our friendly and supportive team who will be able to help you choose which options are best for you on 01924 789111 or at courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk.

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SIXTH FORM FACILITIES

Our A Level curriculum is mostly delivered in our Sixth Form Building, which has dedicated classrooms and spaces for learners, as well as the Jubilee Building, housing specialised science laboratories, sports facilities and social spaces. We are also home to a gym that students can use, a coffee shop and a spacious, green campus.

MEET OUR SIXTH FORM STUDENTS

“I chose to study A Levels because of the passionate tutors and the engaging subjects and lessons. As part of my Law course, my classmates and I visited Amsterdam to learn about its legal system, so that we could draw comparisons between this and the UK’s legislation, which really helped with my learning.”

GEORGE Law, Business and History

“I’ve enjoyed doing the practical assignments in my Science subjects and the independence I’ve had in directing my own learning, whilst also receiving support from my tutors. They have been particularly helpful with my personal statement and providing opportunities outside of College, such as work experience.“

CHLOE Biology, Chemistry, Maths and EPQ

A LEVEL SUCCESS

Fantastic Destinations

Students secured places at some of Britain’s top universities, including the University of Leeds, the University of Manchester and Newcastle University.

“When studying A Levels, you can’t succeed without the proper support structure around you and we all had that at Selby College. This is thanks to the tutors who were always open to help us with academic and personal support.”

“I chose to study A Levels because I want to get into the business industry in the future. At College, the teachers were always really helpful and the general College surroundings were really nice.”

JAMES

Geography, History and Sociology

CHLOE

Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths

“My biggest takeaway from studying at Selby College’s Sixth Form Centre is independent learning and skills such as essay writing that have prepared me for university.”

ELOISE

Computer Science, English Language and Law

MENTORING FOR EXCELLENCE

Our Mentoring for Excellence programme has helped many of our students achieve places at Britain’s top universities, including Durham University, the University of Edinburgh and the University of Oxford.

As part of the programme, we provide students with:

+ Additional support to ensure you are aware of the opportunities available to you.

+ Links with some of the UK’s best universities.

+ Summer schools, work experience and mentoring to support your UCAS statement.

+ The chance to take an additional subject to A Level and study for an EPQ to develop your academic skills.

+ Opportunity to attend enrichment activities, including debates, current affairs, political and economic awareness and intellectual and academic development.

PROGRESSION

We provide excellent careers and next steps support, including work experience and other enrichment opportunities, as well as activities in College and visits further afield. We strongly believe in preparing students for their future, which means not only making sure they know the right answers but also ask the right questions.

We want our students to be independent, to think for themselves; ensuring when they strive for a particular degree course or job, they have all the necessary skills and confidence to achieve their goals.

In addition to our considerable links with different universities, we also offer other opportunities to progress, including a range of Higher Education courses and Apprenticeship routes with local and regional employers, here at College..

ART, DESIGN & PHOTOGRAPHY

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Portraiture

+ Still Life

+ Product Photography

+ Experimental Imagery

+ Multimedia

+ Photographic and Art Installations

+ Moving Image (Video, Film and Animation)

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language or Literature and Maths.

PLUS

Grade 5 or above in an art-based subject (if studied at GCSE).

“I chose this course because I love photography, and I can use a range of media to expand my capabilities.”

ELOISE Art, Design & Photography student

Operations + Finance

+ Human Resource Management (this includes a special focus on decision-making – particularly how decisions made in one area can affect the rest of the business)

+ Strategic Issues

+ Change Management

+ The External Environment

Markets and Market Failure: + Individual Economic Decision-making + Production, Costs and Revenue

+ Perfect Competition, Imperfectly Competitive Markets and Monopoly

+ The Labour Market

+ The Distribution of Income and Wealth

+ Poverty and Inequality The National and International Economy: + The Measurement of Macroeconomic Performance

+ How the Macroeconomy Works

+ The Circular Flow of Income

+ AD/AS Analysis and Related Concepts

+ Economic Performance

+ Financial Markets and Monetary Policy

“Studying at Selby College’s Sixth Form was a better option for me in comparison to other colleges. I like how personable and supportive my tutors are, which means I get so much more out of my learning. I enjoy Law the most out of all my A Levels, mostly because of how we apply the legal system to essay questions. This has made me want to continue to study Law at University in the future.”

GRACE

Law, Sociology, Criminology and EPQ

ENGLISH & HUMANITIES

3 Selby College 2 years The topics you will study include:

+ Textual Variation and Representation

+ Language and Gender

+ Language Relating to Occupation

+ Region

+ Social Groups and Ethnicity

+ Child Language Acquisition

+ Language Change and World Englishes

You will also conduct your own independent research on a topic of your choice, and you get the chance to create your own piece of original writing, which will be accompanied by an evaluative commentary of your work.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including Maths.

PLUS Grade 5 in English Language.

3 Selby College 2 years

Modules will include:

Love Through the Ages:

Your reading will include a range of prose, poetry and drama from the Elizabethan era to the present day.

Texts in Shared Contexts:

Modern Times - Literature from 1945 to present day.

Students study three texts, including one prose, one poetry and one drama, at least one of which must be written post-2000.

Texts Across Time:

This is the non-examined assessment unit which requires you to write a comparative critical study of two texts by different authors, written at different times.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including Maths and English Language.

PLUS Grade 5 in English Literature.

ENGLISH & HUMANITIES

3 Selby College

2 years

Examples of topics you may study include:

Year 1:

+ Tectonic Processes and Hazards

+ Landscape Systems, Processes and Change

+ Globalisation

+ Shaping Places: Regenerating Places

Year 2:

+ The Water Cycle and Water Insecurity

+ The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security

+ Superpowers

+ Health and Human Rights

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of topics you may study include:

+ The British Industrial Revolution (1759-1928)

+ Coursework (choice of options)

+ Russian history (1917-91)

+ The German Democratic Republic (1949-89)

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 including English Language.

PLUS

Grade 5 in Maths or Science.

5 GCSEs Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.

PLUS

Grade 5 in English Language or Literature.

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of topics you may study include:

+ The Nature of Law and the English Legal System

+ Criminal Law

+ Tort Law

+ Law of Contract

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths. PLUS

Grade 5 in English Language or Literature.

FILM, MEDIA & TELEVISION

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of topics you may study include:

Component 1 - Media Products, Industries and Audiences

+ Analysing Media, Language and Representation (Exploring Advertising, Marketing, Music Videos or Newspapers)

+ Understanding Media Industries and Audiences (Exploring Advertising, Marketing, Film, Newspapers, Radio, Video Games and Media Contexts)

Component 2 - Media Forms and Products in Depth

+ Television in the Global Age

+ Magazines: Mainstream and Alternative Media

+ Media in the Online Age

Component 3 - Cross Media Production (Coursework)

+ An Individual Cross-Media Production Based on Two Forms (Magazine, Advertising, Television, Music Video and Radio.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.

MATHS

3 Selby College 1 year

Core Maths has been designed to maintain and develop real-life Maths skills. What you study is not purely theoretical or abstract; it can be applied on a day-to-day basis in work, study or life and will include financial and statistical elements. It will also help with other A Level subjects – in particular with Science, Geography, Business Studies, Psychology and Economics. It is studied over one year with two examinations at the end of the course.

This is a one year course which is taught in conjunction with three A Level subjects.

3 Selby College 2 years A Level Maths is divided into two areas: Core and Applied. Core Maths builds upon your knowledge from GCSE in topics such as Algebra, Coordinate Geometry and Trigonometry. It also introduces many new areas such as Calculus (Differentiation and Integration), and Series. Applied Maths is all about Maths in the real world, which includes Mechanics and Statistics. Some of the topics covered include Newton’s Second Law, Kinematics, Linear Regression and Probability.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and a Grade 6 in Maths.

3 Selby

2 years

This Further Mathematics course consists of pure Maths alongside optional topics from Mechanics, Statistics or Discrete Mathematics. These will all be examined at the end of the two years but there will be many developmental assessments during the course to allow you to hone your skills. It is possible to convert from this course onto a one year Maths qualification if you decide not to continue into the second year and this is enough for many university courses.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Grade 8 in Maths.

PLUS

Must be studied alongside A Level Maths.

3 Selby College 2 years You will study a range of topic areas, including:

+ Biological Molecules

+ Cells

+ Immunology

+ DNA and Genetic Engineering

+ The Environment

3 Selby College 2 years You will study a range of topic areas, including:

Physical Chemistry:

The nature of substances, how they react and behave, and how we can control this.

Organic Chemistry:

The study of carbon-based substances, including those in living systems.

Inorganic Chemistry:

Properties of elements and simple compounds and their patterns of behaviour.

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» £51,000

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Grade 6 in Maths.

PLUS

Dual Science at Grade 6/6. OR

Separate Sciences, Grade 6 in Biology.

If you do not study either A Level Chemistry or Mathematics alongside A Level Biology, there is an expectation that you take Core Mathematics in Year 1 of your A Levels.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 including English Language and Grade 6 in Maths.

Dual Science at Grade 6/6 or Separate sciences Grade 6 in Chemistry

If you do not study either A Level Biology or Mathematics alongside A Level Chemistry, there is an expectation that you take Core Mathematics in Year 1 of your A Levels.

LEVEL

3 Selby College 2 years You will study a range of topic areas, including:

+ Forces, Motion and Energy

+ Gravitational Fields

+ Electrical Circuits

+ Electric and Magnetic Fields and their Interactions and Applications

+ Wave Behaviour and Quantum Physics

+ Circular Motion and Orbits

+ Physics

+ Thermodynamics

+ Material Physics

+ Nuclear and Particle Physics

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Grade 6 in Maths.

PLUS Dual Science at Grade 6/6 OR Separate Sciences, Grade 6 in Physics

“I chose this course because I find physics interesting, it’s fun and it relates to the real world. I’d eventually like to work as a school teacher, but would like to study physics at university.”

EBONY A Level Physics

SOCIAL SCIENCES

3 Selby College 1-2 years You will study a range of topic areas, including:

+ Changing Awareness of Crime

+ Media Representations of Crime and Official Data on Crime

+ Crime Campaigns and their Effectiveness

+ Criminological Theories

+ Crime Scene to Courtroom

+ Crime and Punishment

3 Selby College 2 years You will study a range of topic areas, including:

Year 1:

+ Approaches in Psychology

+ Research Methods

+ Social Influence

+ Biopsychology

+ Psychopathology

+ Memory and Attachment

Year 2:

+ Gender

+ Schizophrenia

+ Addiction

+ Issues and Debates

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language PLUS Grade 5 in Maths OR Science.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

3 Selby College

2 years

You will study a variety of areas, including:

+ The Family – What is a family? How has the family changed recently and what are the reasons for these changes?

+ Education – What is the role of schools? What are the reasons why some people succeed in education and some do not?

+ Crime and Deviance – Why do some people commit crime? How reliable are crime statistics? What is the role of the police, the courts and the prisons?

+ Research Methods – The strengths and limitations of the different methods that sociologists use for investigating society

+ Beliefs in Society – Has science replaced religion in modern society? What role does religion play in society?

In studying these topics you will also examine:

+ The Influence of the Media

+ The Impact of Gender, Social Class and Ethnicity

+ The Impact of Globalisation on Modern Society

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 including, English Language and Maths.

PLUS

Grade 5 in English Language or Literature.

3 Selby College

2 years

You will study a variety of areas, including:

+ Psychological Approaches and Applications

+ Conducting Research

+ Health Psychology

+ Psychopathology

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.

“Selby College has a good range of courses and offers reliable support. I’ve been able to go on a number of trips throughout my time at the College, including a trip to Amsterdam to study The Netherland’s legal system and a trip to explore the history of Cotton Mill.”

PAULA

Criminology student

3 Selby College 2 years You will study a variety of areas, including:

+ Functional Anatomy

+ Applied Sport & Exercise Psychology

+ Coaching for Performance and Fitness

You will also study one of the following units:

+ Biomechanics in Sport and Exercise Science

+ Specialised Fitness Training

+ Physical Activity for Individual and Group-based Exercise

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language and Maths.

YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL

T Levels are high-quality technical alternatives to A Levels that combine classroom theory, practical learning and a work placement.

T Levels have been developed in collaboration with businesses to equip you with the knowledge and skills to meet the needs of the industry. The two-year courses are designed to prepare students for work by including a mixture of classroom learning and on-the-job experience as part of an Industry Placement.

T Levels will follow GCSEs and are equivalent to three A Levels. Whether you are hoping to gain the knowledge and experience to open doors into further study, skilled employment or a Higher Apprenticeship, Selby College’s range of T Level courses can help to prepare you for your next step.

T Level Pass Rate in 2024

“Studying a T Level is helping me to build my confidence and experience in working with others, as well as teaching me observational skills.”

LAYLA T Level student

THE NEX LEVEL QUALIFICATION

+ Equivalent to 3 A Levels

+ 80% Classroom, 20% Industry Placement

+ Gain UCAS points to progress to university

IS A T LEVEL THE RIGHT PATH FOR ME?

T Levels are ideal if you want to get the knowledge and experience needed to get a skilled job. They are two-year courses designed to give you a headstart towards the future you want.

WILL THEY BE RECOGNISED BY EMPLOYERS?

T Levels are designed with businesses and employers, ensuring you have the skills and knowledge they are looking for in an employee.

WHAT QUALIFICATIONS DO I NEED TO BE ABLE TO STUDY A T LEVEL?

Most of our T Levels require 5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English, Maths and Science.

HOW LONG IS THE INDUSTRY PLACEMENT?

An Industry Placement lasts around 45 days, undertaken as a block or as individual days. The specific length of the placement and when it will take place will differ depending on your T Level.

WHY WOULD I CHOOSE AN UNPAID T LEVEL OVER A PAID APPRENTICESHIP?

T Levels give you the opportunity to experience an industry whilst you continue your studies, with the opportunity to specialise later. While gaining practical experience, you also achieve the qualifications needed to move into a higher level of study, if you choose to later. Apprenticeships are paid, work-based training for those who know what occupation they want to pursue.

WHAT CAN I DO AFTER COMPLETING A T LEVEL?

T Levels get you work ready so that you are able to successfully progress onto a skilled profession. You can also continue studying with a higher apprenticeship or degree. If you would like to speak to one of our advisers to find out if a T Level course is right for you, please call 01924 789111 or email courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk.

CHILDCARE, EARLY YEARS & CHILDHOOD STUDIES

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Child Development

+ Safeguarding

+ Special Educational Needs

+ The Role of Families and Support Services

+ Reflective Practice

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ How Digital Technologies Impact Business and Market Environment

+ Ethical and Moral Implications

+ Using Data in Software Design

+ Using Digital Technologies to Analyse and Solve Problems

+ Digital Environments

+ Legal and Regulatory Obligations

+ The Privacy and Confidentiality of Personal Data

+ The Technical, Physical and Human Aspects of Internet Security

+ Planning Digital Projects

+ Testing Software, Hardware and Data

+ Digital Tools for Project Management and Collaboration

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English and Maths.

COMPUTING

T LEVEL DIGITAL PRODUCTION, DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT (SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT)

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Problem Solving

+ Programming

+ Emerging Issues and Impact of Digital

+ Legislation and Regulatory Requirements

+ Business Context

+ Data

+ Digital Environments

+ Security

+ Using Data in Software Design

+ Technical Trends

+ Planning Digital Projects

+ Testing Software, Hardware and Data

CONSTRUCTION & CIVIL ENGINEERING

T LEVEL BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING FOR CONSTRUCTION (ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION)

3 Selby College 2 years Core units you will study include:

+ Fundamental Health and Safety

+ Scientific Principles

+ The Construction Industry

+ Principles of Sustainability and Design

+ Information, Data and Principles of Measurements

+ Tools, Equipment and Materials Used in BSE Work

+ Legislation, Regulations and Approved Standards

You will learn to:

+ Install Electrotechnical Systems

+ Commission Electrotechnical Systems

+ Maintain Electrotechnical Systems

+ Decommission Electrotechnical Systems

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English and Maths.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English, Maths and Science.

City & Guilds

CONSTRUCTION & CIVIL ENGINEERING

T LEVEL BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING FOR CONSTRUCTION (PLUMBING & HEATING)

3 Selby College

2 years

Core units you will study include:

+ Fundamental Health and Safety

+ Scientific Principles

+ The Construction Industry

+ Principles of Sustainability and Design

+ Information, Data and Principles of Measurements

+ Tools, Equipment and Materials Used in BSE Work

+ Legislation, Regulations and Approved Standards

You will learn to:

+ Install Plumbing Systems

+ Commission Plumbing Systems

+ Maintain Plumbing Systems

+ Decommission Plumbing Systems

+ Install Heating Systems

+ Commission Heating Systems

+ Maintain Heating Systems

+ Decommission Heating Systems

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English, Maths and Science.

3 Selby College

2 years

Topics you will study include:

+ Health and Safety

+ Design Principles and Procedures

+ Science with Building Technology

+ Management

+ Measurement

+ Commercial Business and Law

+ An Industry Placement

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English, Maths and Science.

T LEVEL DESIGN, SURVEYING & PLANNING FOR CONSTRUCTION

Pearson BTEC

LEVEL

CONSTRUCTION & CIVIL ENGINEERING

T LEVEL ON SITE CONSTRUCTION - BRICKLAYING City & Guilds

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Fundamental Health and Safety Practices

+ Scientific Principles Related to Construction Activities

+ The Construction Industry and Careers within the Sector

+ Principles of Sustainability and Design

+ Information, Data and Principles of Measurements

+ Bricklaying Tools, Equipment and Materials

+ Legislation, Regulations and Approved Standards

+ Setting Out Masonry Structures and Calculating for Building Resources

+ Establishing Sub and Superstructure Elements of a Building

+ Finishing and Establishing Working Areas

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English, Maths and Science. T

3 Selby College 2 years

Topics you will study include:

+ Fundamental Health and Safety Practices

+ Scientific Principles Related to Construction Activities

+ The Construction Industry and Careers Within the Sector

+ Principles of Sustainability and Design

+ Information, Data and Principles of Measurements

+ Knowledge of Carpentry and Joinery Work Undertaken

+ Legislation, Regulations and Approved Standards

+ Structural and First Fix Carpentry

+ Produce Joinery Projects

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-5, including English, Maths and Science.

LEVEL

ENGINEERING

T LEVEL ENGINEERING: MANUFACTURING PROCESSING AND CONTROLFITTING & ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES City & Guilds

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Working within the Engineering and Manufacturing Sectors

+ How Materials, Conditions and Context Influence Design Processes and Products

+ Essential Mathematics for Engineering and Manufacturing

+ Standard Matrices and Determinants and Standard Trigonometry

+ Materials and Their Properties

+ Business, Commercial and Financial Awareness

HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE & WELLBEING

T LEVEL HEALTH

3 Selby College 2 years Topics you will study include:

+ Working Within the Health and Science Sector

+ Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations

+ Managing Information and Data

+ Principles of Good Scientific and Clinical Practice

+ Core Science Concepts

+ Providing Person-centred Care

+ Health and Wellbeing

+ Human Anatomy and Physiology and of Diseases and Disorders

+ Infection Prevention and Control

4 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above including English and two Sciences and a minimum of Grade 5 in Maths. OR

Level 2 English and Maths and an appropriate Level 2 qualification will be considered.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English, Maths and Science.

NCFE CACHE

“What I enjoyed most about studying a T Level was the variety of things we learnt and got involved in. It gave me a good overview of the whole construction industry but helped me follow my passion for design management. I carried out my Industry Placement at Galiford Try where I got to gain insight into processes within the construction industry and see projects from start to finish.”

OLIVER

T Level Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction

VOCATIONAL COURSES

Your first step on the way to your dream job

If you have a specific career in mind, prefer a practical way of learning or prefer assignments over exams, our wide range of Vocational courses are the perfect option for you.

Vocational courses are designed to provide you with the practical skills and the underpinning knowledge needed for a specific job or career.

This can prepare you to work in a trade, in a craft, as a technician or in support roles in professions such as engineering, accountancy, nursing, medicine, architecture or law.

They are also more likely to have a more immediate effect on your job prospects as you will be able to demonstrate to future employers that you possess the skills relevant to vacancies they have.

PROGRESSION

Choosing a vocational course can allow you to start work much earlier than graduates from university, by providing you with the experience and skills you need to enter a specific industry or trade.

Or, you can also progress on to a degree level course at the University Centre at the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group or an alternative university, once you have completed your Level 3 vocational qualifications.

“The course includes everything I was looking for in terms of editing and filming skills. My favourite part of the course so far was being given the creative freedom to make our own short films. Making promotional videos or films for businesses is what I want to go into.”

DYLAN Level 3 Creative Media

FIRST CLASS FACILITIES

Our state-of-the-art facilities enable students to gain experience in real working environments with excellent equipment. All of our campuses are fully-equipped to ensure you have the facilities you need to help you succeed.

THE BENEFITS OF CHOOSING A VOCATIONAL COURSE...

You can take a Vocational programme at a level that is right for you

Most Vocational courses will give you the chance to get relevant experience in a work placement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

An extended diploma is equivalent to 3 A Levels

You can study a Vocational course regardless of the grades you left school with

You can develop your practical skills at College and in the workplace

Vocational courses allow a learner to gain a qualification through a combination of assessed work and via exams

You will be more confident about your skills and ability to do a specific job

Photography Studios

Engineering Workshops

Hair Salons

Sport Labs

Joinery and Carpentry Workshops

ANIMAL CARE

Animal care is a diverse industry and these courses provide the opportunity to work with and care for a range of animals.

Scan the QR code for more information on Animal Care courses

With 46% of households owning a pet, and a rise in the number of people visiting zoos and wildlife parks, there are many job prospects for those with the right qualifications.

Our land-based studies course is delivered by experienced practitioners who have years of experience. Students benefit from work placements with local pet shops, animal sanctuaries and farms.

Jobs available within the sector include Animal Care Worker, Biologist, Countryside Ranger, Kennel Worker, Veterinary Nurse and Zoologist.

CAREERS

INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL CARE

1 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Being Organised

+ Developing a Personal Progression Plan

+ Working With Others

+ Researching a Topic

+ Caring for and Feeding Animals

+ Moving and Accommodating Animals

+ Maintain the Health of Animals

+ Growing Plants

+ Keeping Plants Healthy

+ Develop Estate Maintenance Skills

2 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Practical Animal Health

+ Introduction to Animal Biology and Health

+ Animal Care Work Placement

+ Animal Welfare

+ Animal Behaviour Assessment and Safe Handling

+ Feeding, Accommodating and Moving Animals

Progression from an Entry Level in a relevant subject.

PLUS

English and Maths at Entry Level 3.

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-2, including English or Maths or equivalent. OR

Level 1 Diploma in Animal Care with a Merit Grade.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

ART, DESIGN & PHOTOGRAPHY

Whether you want to be behind the camera, working with technology or creating fine art, we have a course that’s right for you.

Scan the QR code for more information on Art, Design & Photography courses.

We offer high-quality courses across a range of subjects including photography, graphic design, fashion, art and textiles.

As well as organising an end of year department show, Art & Design students also have the opportunity to go on trips and visits to:

+ Yorkshire Sculpture Park

+ Leeds Art Gallery

+ The Hepworth Wakefield

+ York Art Gallery

+ The Knitting & Stitching Show

+ Aesthetica Short Film Festival

£45,000

£18,000 » £40,000

1 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you will study are:

+ Exploratory Drawing and Mark Making

+ Ideas Generation

+ Printmaking

+ Surface Pattern

+ 3-D Material Exploration

+ Time-based Media

+ Communication Skills

No formal qualifications required.

ART & DESIGN UAL (University of Arts London)

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you will study are:

+ Creative Mark Making and Mixed Media Exploration

+ Idea Generation

+ Printmaking

+ Exploratory Drawing Techniques

+ Introduction to Painting Techniques

+ 3-Dimensional Design

+ Photography, Photoshop and Stop Motion Techniques

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths.

OR Level 1 Art and Design.

& DESIGN

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the topics you will study are:

+ Drawing from Observation

+ Printmaking

+ Colour Theory and Painting

+ 3-Dimensional Design

+ Ceramics

+ Photography

+ Surface Pattern and Textiles

+ Personal and Professional Development

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English or Maths.

OR

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 and Level 2 in either English or Maths.

OR

GCSE English or Maths at Grade 4 or Level 2 English or Maths and successful completion of Level 2 or equivalent at Merit Grade.

PLUS A portfolio of work.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

Take your first steps towards a career in business, from HR to Marketing, with courses taught by dedicated professionals.

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Practical application is the key to studying business with us, and our students gain valuable business, office, and information technology skills which are attractive to employers.

Our students benefit from knowledgeable tutors who have a wealth of industry experience.

This is complemented by excellent facilities, including access to our fantastic library and multiple ICT suites at Selby College.

1 Selby College 1 year

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you will study are:

+ Developing a Personal Progression Plan

+ Branding a Product

+ Presenting a Business Idea

+ Contributing to Running an Event

+ Communicating with Customers

+ Planning to Take Part in a Visit

+ Worldwide Tourist Destinations

+ UK Travel Industry

+ Customer Service

+ Overseas Resort Reps

+ Promotional Materials

+ Preparing for Employment in the Travel Industry

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Business Culture and Responsibilities

+ Customer Service in Business

+ Running a Project

+ Innovation in a Business Environment

+ Managing Performance in a Business

+ Changes in the Business Environment

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-3. OR Level 1 Business qualification

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

Year 1:

+ Exploring Businesses

+ Developing a Marketing Campaign

+ Managing a Business Event

+ Personal and Business Finance

PLUS

+ Optional units in Customer Service, Recruitment and Selection.

Year 2:

+ International Business

+ Principles of Management

+ Business Decision Making

+ Work Experience in Business

PLUS

Two further optional units.

Level 3 Extended Certificate/Diploma:

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and/or Maths.

OR

Level 2 qualification with Merit Grade, plus Level 2/Grade 9-4 in English and/ or Maths.

Level 3 Foundation Diploma/Extended Diploma:

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

OR

Level 2 qualification with Merit Grade, plus Level 2/Grade 9-4 in English and Maths.

“I’ve always had an interest in business and the course has provided me with the knowledge to think critically about business activity and behaviours. I can now understand why businesses make certain decisions or how organisations work in teams to achieve their successes.”

KLAUDIA

Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Business

VOCATIONAL COURSES

CHILDCARE, EARLY YEARS & CHILDHOOD STUDIES

Childcare is forecast to be one of the top five occupations in the UK; our courses provide you with the skills and knowledge for your career in this exciting sector.

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Our childcare courses have been developed by experienced professionals and will help you to enjoy a rewarding career working with children.

Our courses include a substantial amount of work placement experience in various types of childcare provision, helping you to choose a progression route within the area which interests you most.

The department has close connections with local early years settings including nurseries and primary schools, creating fantastic placement opportunities for students.

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1 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you may study are:

+ Using Technology with Young Children

+ Healthy Eating for Families

+ Understanding Learning and Development Through Play

+ Growth and Development of Young Children

+ Preparing for Next Steps

EARLY YEARS PRACTITIONER

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you may study are:

+ Responsibilities of the Early Years Practitioner

+ Safeguarding

+ Promoting Play in the Early Years

+ Supporting the Needs of Children in Preparation for School

+ Promoting Positive Behaviour in Early Years Settings

No formal entry requirements.

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, one will be either English or Maths. T For the Level 3 course in this area please visit the T Level section on page 42

“My dream is to be a child therapist, helping young people with their mental health - and this is the perfect course to help get me there.”

& Early Years student

NCFE

VOCATIONAL COURSES

COMPUTING

Technology is everywhere and it’s not going away! Gain the skills required for this in-demand sector with our Computing courses.

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Do you dream of creating the next generation of software, pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence, or designing innovative solutions to real-world problems?

Our range of Computing courses are your gateway to an exciting and rewarding career in the ever-evolving field of computing. Replace with: We offer a wide range of programmes designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the dynamic world of computing.

Our passionate tutors are experts in their fields, combining hands on practical skills with exceptional teaching. We offer a vibrant and supportive learning environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

£35,000 » £60,000

COMPUTING & DIGITAL DESIGN UAL (University of Arts London)

1 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you may study are:

+ Research & Design Processes in IT

+ Using Databases to Communicate

+ Using Excel to Communicate

+ Web Development

+ Using 3D Animation Multimedia to Solve Problems

+ Using 2D Graphics Multimedia to Solve Problems

+ Using Multimedia to Solve Problems

+ Final Major Project

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1, including English and Maths. OR

English and Maths at a minimum of Entry Level 3 plus successful completion of a relevant Entry Level 3 at Merit Grade.

COMPUTING & IT

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the topics you may study are:

+ The Online World

+ Technology Systems

+ A Digital Portfolio

+ Mobile Apps Development

+ Website Development

+ Automated Computer Systems

+ Database Development

+ Installing and Maintaining Computer Hardware

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English and Maths. OR

English and Maths at a minimum of Level 1 plus successful completion of a relevant Level 1 qualification at Merit Grade.

LEVEL LOCATION

CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGY

(DIGITAL DESIGN & WEB DEVELOPMENT)

3 Selby College 2 years As part of this course, you will create a series of digital and web-based projects that will develop your skills. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore all facets of digital design and web development, so you can develop a deep understanding of the industry and the skills you need to succeed.

Here are some of the specific skills you’ll learn in this course:

+ Web coding languages (HTML, CSS)

+ Content Management System (CMS) usage

+ UX design and development

+ Design theory And more!

These skills are in high demand by employers, and most university courses require you to have good Maths and English GCSEs. This means that by taking this course, you will be well on your way to a successful career in digital design or web development.

T T Level Digital (Digital Support Services) also available - see page 42

T Level Digital Production, Design And Development also available - see page 43

UAL (University of Arts London)

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

OR

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 and Level 2 in either English or Maths or Grade 3 or Level 1 in the other

OR

GCSE English or Maths at Grade 4 and Level 1 or Level 2 English or Maths and successful completion of Level 2 Diploma or equivalent at Merit Grade.

PLUS Portfolio of work

“I chose this course because I have a keen interest in IT and knew that it would give me a set of valuable skills. The course has opened my horizons to a variety of different possibilities for IT job roles.”

BETHANY

Computing student

CONSTRUCTION & CIVIL ENGINEERING

Gain core skills and hands-on experience in carpentry, brickwork, electrical installation and plumbing in our real-life working environments.

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Construction is a diverse industry with so many exciting career opportunities, from the construction of buildings and infrastructure to the maintenance and operation of buildings, as well as mining and quarrying.

Protecting the environment, Construction is a sustainable sector; working towards all activity in the industry being carried out in an environmentally responsible way.

Studying Construction will enable you to develop trade skills and knowledge in bricklaying, carpentry and joinery, electrical installation and plumbing or to develop professional knowledge and skills for careers in architecture, civil engineering, quantity surveying and project management.

& Joiners

£17,000 » £38,000 Electricians & Electrical Fitters

£18,000 » £32,000 Plumbers & Heating Installers £21,000 £42,000

CONSTRUCTION MULTI SKILLS

E3 Selby College 1 year

Topics you will study include:

+ Principles of Construction

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Carry Out Basic Wiring Tasks

+ How to Carry Out Basic Plumbing Tasks

+ How to Carry Out Basic Trowel Skills

+ How to Carry Out Basic Carpentry Skills

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1, including English and Maths.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment. CONSTRUCTION MULTI SKILLS

1 Selby College 1 year

Topics you will study include:

+ Principles of Construction

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Carry Out Basic Wiring Tasks

+ How to Carry Out Basic Plumbing Tasks

+ How to Carry Out Basic Trowel Skills

+ How to Carry Out Basic Carpentry Skills

3 GCSEs Grade 9-2, including English and Maths.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment.

2 Selby College 1 year

Topics you will study include:

+ Principles of Construction

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Set Out Building Work

+ How to Build Block Walls

+ How to Build Brick Walls

+ How to Build Cavity Walls

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths. OR

GCSE English and Maths at Grade 9-4 with Level 1 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment.

2 Selby College 1 year

Topics you will study include:

+ Principles of Construction

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Produce Drawings and Cutting Lists

+ How to Mark Out and Cut Traditional Joints

+ How to Manufacture/fit Windows and Doors

+ How to Manufacture Staircases

+ How to Set Up and Use a Range of Hand and Power Tools

+ How to Construct a Stud Partition Wall

+ How to Construct a Timber Floor

+ How to Hang a Door

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths. OR

GCSE English and Maths at Grade 9-3 with Level 1 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment.

T T Level On Site Construction (Carpentry and Joinery) also available - see page 45 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

2 Selby College 1 year

Topics you will study include:

+ Electrical Principles

+ Environmental Impact of Electrical Installations

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Install Cables and Equipment

+ How to Test and Commission Electrical Installations

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including GCSE English, Maths and Science. OR

GCSE English and Maths at Grade 9-4.and Level 1 Diploma Electrical Installation.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment.

T T Level Building Services Engineering for Construction (Electrical Installation City & Guilds) also available - see page 43

LEVEL LOCATION

PLUMBING City & Guilds

2 Selby College

1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Plumbing Science

+ Environmental Impact of Plumbing Installations

+ How to Work Safely in a Construction Environment

+ How to Carry Out Cold Water Installations

+ How to Carry Out Hot Water Installations

+ How to Carry Out Drainage Installations

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including GCSE English, Maths and Science. OR

GCSE English and Maths at Grade 9-4 with Level 1 Diploma Plumbing Craft.

All learners will be required to complete a BKSB assessment.

T T Level Building Services Engineering for Construction (Plumbing and Heating City & Guilds) also available - see page 44

“My dream is to buy houses, do them up and rent them out and the skills I’m learning on this course will be a big help with that. It’s also helping in my forklift job outside College.”

VASCO

Level 2 Bricklaying

VOCATIONAL COURSES

ENGINEERING

We’re at the forefront of delivering modern engineering courses with our exceptional facilities and strong links with industry.

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Partnered with

As the demand for skilled workers in the mechanical and electrical engineering fields continues to grow in our region, we provide industry relevant education and training to meet the needs of the local skills market and manufacturing sector.

Our modern curriculum, taught by industry professionals, will equip you with the knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to excel in these in-demand fields.

Whether you are a recent graduate looking to kickstart your career or a professional seeking to upskill, our College is the perfect place to hone your talents and achieve your career goals.

ENGINEERING OPERATION SKILLS (MECHATRONICS)

2 Selby College 1 year This course entails mastering tasks like cutting, forming, machining and assembling engineering materials, as well as constructing electronic circuits. You’ll gain proficiency in creating engineering drawings using design techniques such as CAD.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING (MECHATRONICS)

3 Selby College 2 years This course will cover electronic and mechanical disciplines to give you a diverse understanding of the engineering industry and allow you to make informed choices for future progression.

You will study topics such as:

+ Maths

+ CAD

+ Electronic Principles

+ PLCs

+ Pneumatics and Hydraulics

+ Material Science

GCSE Grade 9-3, including English and Maths.

2 Additional GCSEs Grade 9-3, preferably in a science or technology subject.

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and two Sciences and a minimum of Grade 5 in Maths. OR

An appropriate Level 2 qualification with GCSE Grade 9-4 in English and Maths will be considered.

T T Level in Engineering: Manufacturing Processing and Control - Fitting and Assembly Technologies also available - see page 46

Pearson

FILM, MEDIA & TELEVISION

With consumers demanding a constant stream of high quality content, media companies are investing in digital technologies and a skilled workforce.

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Some of the world’s most popular and best loved films, TV productions, animation and documentaries have been made here in the UK. Its reputation in film making, TV production, animation, and special effects is recognised globally.

The UK has a long and enviable history of producing global successes such as Planet Earth, Game of Thrones, Line of Duty, The Crown and Broadchurch.

The UK can also lay claim to cinematic landmarks such as the Harry Potter films, the Bond series and Avengers: Infinity War.

CAREERS

and Directors

£22,390 » £48,430 Video Editor £18,000 £45,000

CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGY

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the topics you may study are:

+ Introduction to Media Processes and Technical Skills

+ Design and Research Skills

+ Scriptwriting, Storyboarding and Pre-production Planning

+ Audio-visual Skills (Camerawork, Editing and Sound Design)

+ Professional Development

+ Film Theory and Wider Media Analysis

UAL (University of Arts London)

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English Language or Maths.

If the subject applied for has been taken previously, then at least a Grade 4 at GCSE or Merit at BTEC or OCR Level 2 is required.

If a Grade 4 has not been achieved in English Language or Maths, the grade cannot be lower than a Grade 3 and you will be required to continue studying these alongside your College course.

“I chose the Level 3 Creative Media course as I enjoy photo and video editing and graphic design. The course is enhancing my skills in these areas and I’ve gained lots of experience during my time at College. I want to share my creative skills with the film industry and want to become an Editor or a Director.”

CHALITHA Media student

VOCATIONAL COURSES

FOUNDATION LEARNING

Develop your independence and confidence, as well as your personal and social skills.

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Foundation Learning covers a variety of highly supported, personalised learning pathways that enable students with SEND to progress into positive outcomes and develop the skills they need to live rich, meaningful lives.

This includes independence, confidence, personal and social skills, employability skills, Maths and English and Preparation for Adulthood.

These courses will prepare you for further study, progression on to our work-based learning programmes, such as supported internships, accessing the community and employment.

VOCATIONAL OPTIONS, TASTERS AND EMPLOYABILITY (VOTE)

Entry 2 Entry 3

City & Guilds

GET SET

Entry 2Level 2

Selby College 1 year Your programme will include:

Selby College 1 year

+ Preparation for Adulthood

+ Personal and Social Skills development

+ Employability Skills

+ Maths and English

+ A Variety of Vocational Taster sessions

+ Digital Functional Skills (E3 Level)

There are no formal entry requirements as this course can accommodate and be tailored to suit your needs based on your current levels of English and Maths.

Your programme will include:

+ Communication Skills

+ Employability Skills

+ Maths and English

+ Work experience opportunities

There are no formal entry requirements as this course can accommodate and be tailored to suit your needs based on your current levels of English and Maths. This course is aimed at young people who have completed their vocational learning and are ready to explore the world of work.

“I really liked that there was a mixture of abilities in my class and enjoyed helping my fellow course mates learn, as well as learning myself. The tutors were always fun and gave me the confidence to try new things, whilst still having clear rules and boundaries.”

BEN VOTE Student

Next Level of Study Programmes

Employment or Voluntary Work

Pathway to Independence & Employment

Includes:

+ Maths and English

+ Arts

+ Work-related activity

+ Work skills

+ Visits and trips

+ Enrichment

+ Sports

+ Life skills

Vocational Options, Tasters & Employability (VOTE)

Includes:

+ Maths and English

+ Arts

+ Work-related activity

+ Work skills

+ Visits and trips

Duration: 1 year

+ Cooking

+ Travel skills

+ Preparation for Adulthood

Duration: 1 or 2 years

+ Employability skills

+ Enrichment

+ Independent living skills

+ Vocational tasters

Get SET Employment Focused Study Programme

Includes:

+ Maths and English

+ Enterprise

+ Supported work placement

+ Preparation for adulthood

+ Resilience building

Preparation for Work

Includes:

Duration: Up to 1 year

+ Substantive work placement

+ Embedded Maths and English

+ On the job training

+ Interview preparation/support

+ Job club

+ Employability skills

+ Volunteering

+ Job search support

+ Employability skills

+ Visits and trips

Duration: 1 year

Project Search Duration: 1 year

Includes:

+ Working 5 days a week at employer premises

+ Training in specific jobs

+ On the job training

+ Interview preparation/support

+ Job club

+ Employer mentorship

+ Embedded Maths and English

PREPARATION FOR WORK

Entry 2Level 2 Selby College Up to 1 year

Your programme of study will include:

+ Substantive Work Placement

+ On-The-Job Training Including Induction

+ Health & Safety Awareness

+ Conduct At Work

+ How To Meet Work Expectation

You will also continue to develop your English, Maths and Digital Skills.

There are no formal qualifications are required but you must be motivated and have an aspiration to work or go on to an Apprenticeship.

You must be 18-24 years old and require learning support.

SUPPORTED INTERNSHIP in partnership with Project SEARCH

All Selby College 1 year

Full-time supported internship at a host business includes:

+ 800 Hours of Work Placement to Develop Transferable Skills Required by Employers

+ Three 10-Week Placements Across the Host Business

+ A Focused Employability Curriculum Delivered From the Workplace

+ Opportunities to Learn With Prestigious Employer Partners

+ Combination of Tutors and Trained Job Coach Support

Must have an aspiration to work, be aged between 18-24 and have an EHCP.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

HAIR & BEAUTY

Develop your hair and beauty skills and train with real clients in our professional salon, Aspire.

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Study Hair and Beauty with us and show off your talents in our professional salon, Aspire.

We have an exciting range of additional activities including visits to trade exhibitions and the opportunity to get specialist training from external companies such as Goldwell and Joico.

KEY POINTS

+ Strong links with Industry

+ Partners with Andrew Barton London Education

+ Specialist Training

+ Excellent Facilities

+ Quality Products from Industry Leading Suppliers

+ In House Salon

+ Real Clients

1 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Prepare and Maintain Salon Treatment Work Areas

+ Contribute to the Development of Effective Working

+ Ensure Responsibility for Actions to Reduce Risks to Health and Safety

+ Shampoo and Condition Hair

+ Prepare for Hair Services and Maintain Work Areas

+ Assist With Facial Skin Care Treatments

+ Assist With Day Make-up

+ Assist With Nail Services

+ Blow Dry Hair

+ Plait and Twist Hair Using Basic Techniques

2 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Health and Safety

+ Customer Care

+ Team Building

+ Facials

+ Make-up

You will also be expected to complete one week’s work experience in a salon.

2 Selby College 1 year You will gain hands-on experience in:

+ Health and Safety

+ Client Consultation

+ Cutting

+ Colouring

+ Styling

As part of this programme, you will complete two days per-week on work experience in a salon.

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths. OR

Successful completion of Level 1 Hair & Beauty.

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths.

OR

Successful completion of Level 1 Hair & Beauty.

2 Selby College 1 year You will gain hands-on experience in:

+ Health and Safety

+ Client Consultation

+ Cutting

+ Colouring

+ Styling

As part of this programme you will complete two days per-week on work experience in a salon.

3 Selby College 1 year You will gain hands-on experience in:

+ Monitor Procedures to Safely Control Work Operations

+ Contribute to the Planning and Implementation of Promotional Activities

+ Provide Body Massage Treatments

+ Provide Electrical Facial Treatments/ Electrical Body

+ Provide Indian Head Massage Treatments

+ Electrical Epilation

+ Hot Stone Body Massage

3 Selby College 1 year You will gain hands-on experience in:

+ Consultation

+ Creatively Cut Hair

+ Creatively Colouring Hair

+ Creatively Style and Dress Hair

+ Colour Correction Services

+ Providing Specialist Hair and Scalp Treatments

+ Providing Creative Hair Extension Services

+ Cut Men’s Hair Styles

+ Fulfil Salon Duties

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths.

PLUS

Level 2 Hairdressing (VRQ).

Please note: If you have not achieved a Grade 4 or above in GCSE English and/or Maths you will be required to continue studying these alongside your College course.

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Beauty Therapy.

Please note: If you have not achieved a Grade 4 or above in GCSE English and/or Maths, you will be required to continue studying these alongside your College course.

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Hairdressing.

Please note: If you have not achieved a Grade 4 or above in GCSE English and/or Maths you will be required to continue studying these alongside your College course.

“I heard lots of good things about Selby College and liked the campus, so I decided to study here. My course has taught me a range of skills, including cutting, customer service and teamwork, which will also be helpful for any future roles that I have as a hairdresser and will help me pursue my dream of becoming a salon owner.”

MILLIE Hair & Beauty student

HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE & WELLBEING

Our courses are designed to give you the skills you need whether your aim is to work in a specialist facility such as a nursing home or within a home-based service.

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Our courses prepare you to work in a in a Health and Social Care environment, caring for young people, adults and the elderly.

The Health and Social Care industry is the largest growing sector in the world, but there is a shortage of skilled staff within the industry.

We’ve developed a range of courses at different levels to prepare you for a career in Health and Social Care.

1 Selby College 1 year Topics you may study include:

No formal entry requirements.

+ Development Through Play

+ Equality and Diversity

+ Safeguarding

+ Human Growth and Development

+ Effective Communication

+ Healthy Eating

2 Selby College 1 year Topics you may study include:

+ Equality, Diversity and Rights in Health and Social Care

+ Human Growth and Development

+ Safeguarding and Protection in Health and Social Care

+ Communication in Health and Social Care

+ Working in Health and Social Care

T For the Level 3 course in this area please visit the T Level section on page 46

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including either English or Maths.

“In the Healthcare Department, we have great teachers and fantastic facilities like the hospital simulation ward. We also carry out different work placements as part of our course which helps prepare us for our futures.”

LYDIA Healthcare student

HOSPITALITY & CATERING

Develop skills and techniques within your lessons, then apply them at our on-site award-winning restaurant.

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A Apprenticeships Available

The Hospitality and Catering industry is one of the largest growing sectors in the world.

Equipped with fully-functioning kitchens, restaurant and bar, you will learn and work within the College’s award winning Hospitality and Catering department.

Students gain hands-on experience by preparing and serving a range of delicious dishes on the restaurant’s menu.

INTRODUCTION TO THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

1 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

+ Customer Service in the Hospitality Industry

+ Basic Food Preparation and Cooking

+ Preparing and Serving Drinks

+ Introduction to Kitchen Equipment

+ Health and Safety and Food Safety Awareness in Catering

+ Using Kitchen Equipment

+ Food and Beverage Service Skills

3 GCSEs at any level, Entry 3 in English if you are a progressing student. CULINARY SKILLS

2 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Food Safety

+ Developing Skills for Employment in Catering and Hospitality

+ Health and Safety in Hospitality and Catering

+ Healthier Foods and Special Diets

+ Prepare and Cook Stocks, Soups and Sauces, Fruit, Vegetables, Meat, Offal, Poultry, Fish, Shellfish, Rice, Pasta, Grains and Egg Dishes

+ Produce Hot and Cold Desserts and Puddings

+ Food and Beverage Service Skills

3 Selby College 1 year Topics you will study include:

+ Food Safety Supervision

+ Supervisory Skills in the Hospitality Industry

+ Exploring Gastronomy

+ Advanced Skills and Techniques in Producing Meat and Offal, Poultry and Game, Fish and Shellfish Dishes and Vegetarian Dishes

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3. OR Level 1 in either English or Maths plus Level 1 qualification in Hospitality for progressing students.

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-3. AND Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Culinary Skills or equivalent.

PLUS English or Maths at Grade 3.

City & Guilds

VOCATIONAL COURSES

PERFORMING ARTS

Not only will you develop your performing arts skills, you’ll have the chance to showcase them in numerous performances throughout the year, as the start of a lifelong and exciting career.

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There are a vast array of various jobs for a satisfying and fulfilling career in this sector, from being a performer, director, or choreographer to inspiring others through teaching and workshop leadership.

What makes our courses special is that you’ll get to take part in a range of performances in our own live theatre using professional production techniques and equipment.

Your training will help you to develop the diverse skills you’ll need for an exciting career.

Entertainers & Presenters £19,540 » £42,090

Officers, Producers & Directors

£22,490 » £48430

Dancers & Choreographers

£19,540 » £42,090

LEVEL LOCATION

PERFORMING & PRODUCTION ARTS (ACTING)

3 Selby College 2 years

Topics you will study include:

+ Acting

+ Directing

+ Devising Theatre

+ History of Theatre

+ Singing for Actors

+ Physical Theatre

+ Production Skills

+ Classical Theatre

+ Contemporary Theatre

+ Audition Technique

UAL (University of Arts London)

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English or Maths.

OR

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4 and Level 2 in either English or Maths. OR

GCSE English or Maths at Grade 4 or Level 2 English or Maths and successful completion of Level 2 or equivalent at Merit Grade.

PLUS

Satisfactory interview/audition.

THE PRINCE’S TRUST

A 12-week course for young people who want to learn and develop skills for employment.

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The Prince’s Trust aims to:

+ Allow learners to learn, develop and practice the skills required for employment

+ Prepare learners for further education programmes, apprenticeships and other workbased learning

+ Provide valuable work experience

+ Provide learners with opportunities to develop their English and Maths skills

“The Prince’s Trust programme can help young people build confidence, improve communication and develop teamwork skills. Students also have the opportunity to take part in work experience, plan a community project and go on residentials.”

SELINA

The Prince’s Trust Team Leader

THE PRINCE’S TRUST TEAM PROGRAMMECERTIFICATE IN EMPLOYMENT, TEAMWORK AND COMMUNITY SKILLS

Selby College 12 weeks Day 1: Meet new people

Don’t worry about turning up on your own – there’ll be about 12 people joining and everyone will be in the same situation. It’ll be informal and there’ll be plenty of activities so you’ll soon feel part of things.

Week 1: Take action

Over this week, you’ll start planning for the weeks ahead – setting out what you want to achieve and finding out how to get your qualifications. You’ll also be planning for a week away.

Week 2: New experiences

You’ll spend this week away on residential, trying new things and learning how to work with others. This gives you a chance to break away from your current situation. The sort of things you could do include canoeing, climbing, raft-building and much more!

Weeks 3-6: Something to talk about

As a team, you’ll decide on a project to benefit your local community and carry it out. You might be surprised at what you can achieve together. This gives you great experience to talk about at interviews.

Weeks 7-8: Work placements

This is the time to see how the skills you’ve developed so far can help you in the workplace. It’s also a great chance to try out a type of work, or company, to see if you like it.

Week 9: Plan for the future

Time to plan your next steps after the programme. You’ll get help to write a fantastic CV, practice your interview skills and make applications.

Weeks 10-11: Meet the challenge

You and your team will take on a challenge to help others in the community. This is when you get to test out all the skills you’ll have worked on so far.

Week 12: Have your say

In your final week, you’ll deliver a presentation with your team to an invited audience. This is your chance to show off the talents you’ve discovered! This may sound scary now, but after 12 weeks on the programme you’ll be surprised at how far you’ve come.

The Prince’s Trust

There are no formal entry qualifications required but there will be an informal interview with Prince’s Trust Team Leader and attendance at Taster Day.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

PUBLIC SERVICES

Life in the public services can be challenging, rewarding and exciting; we can provide you with the skills, knowledge and expertise to succeed.

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The Uniformed Public Services industry offers an exciting and hugely varied choice of career opportunities.

Whether you’re working for an emergency service such as the police, fire service, or paramedics, or for one of the armed services, you’ll be on the front line and every day will be a new challenge.

We’ll assist you to gain the skills, knowledge and experience you’ll need through a wide variety of residentials, visits, day trips, events and expeditions, as well as more conventional classes and practical activities.

1 Selby College 1 year

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Playing Sport

+ Taking Part in Fitness Testing

+ Assisting in a Sports Activity

+ Keeping Active and Healthy

+ Responding to an Incident

+ Being Organised

+ Developing a Personal Progression Plan

+ Working with Others

+ Researching a Topic

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1.

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ PS Skills and Support for the Community

+ Employment in Uniformed Public Services

+ Health and Fitness for the Public Services

+ Activities and Teamwork for the Public Services

+ Expedition and Land Navigation Skills

+ Aspects of Law and the Public Services

+ Crime and its Effects on Society

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths with a Merit profile.

Successful completion of Level 1 Public Services.

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Citizenship and Diversity

+ Behaviour and Discipline in the Uniformed Protective Services

+ Global Affairs, the Media and the Uniformed Protective Services

+ Physical Preparation, Health and Wellbeing

+ Planning for and Responding to Emergency Incidents

+ Skills for Outdoor Activities and the Uniformed Protective Services

+ Developing Personal Fitness Programmes

+ Introduction to Criminology

+ Police Powers and the Law

Level 2 Public Services, with a merit profile.

Level 3 Extended Diploma

5 GCSEs Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

+ Duke of Edinburgh Award Level 3 Diploma 4 GCSE Grade 9-4, including English.

VOCATIONAL COURSES

SCIENCE

Whatever your ambitions, the sciences will help to sharpen your skills for further study and offer a route to a wide variety of careers.

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More employers are looking for highly qualified people to work within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) field.

But it’s not just classroom based; we offer visits to university science faculties for workshops and seminars, visits and fairs to see science in action and the chance to enter competitions.

£20,000 » £28,000

£35,000 » £69,000

3 Selby College 2 years The mandatory units include:

+ Principles and Applications of Science

+ Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques

+ Science Investigation Skills

+ Contemporary Issues in Science

+ Applications of Organic Chemistry

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including Maths and Science.

3 Selby College

2 years The mandatory units include:

+ Principles and Applications of Science

+ Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques

+ Science Investigation Skills

+ Contemporary Issues in Science

+ Physiology of Human Body Systems

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including Maths and Science.

“I really enjoyed the practical side of Applied Science because it meant we actually got to be involved in scientific experiments. I’ve received lots of support from the College and my tutors which I am grateful for.”

NOAH Applied Science

VOCATIONAL COURSES

SPORT

Our sport courses provide you with the skills and knowledge required for progression within the sports industry, whatever your aspirations.

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Sport and exercise is about taking part, it’s often about winning and losing, and for many it’s about improving performance.

We provide the ideal environment to prepare you for a career in the industry.

We have a range of bespoke facilities newly created to the highest standards, including a sports laboratory fully equipped with the latest technologies, professional sports therapy suites, a strength and conditioning gym of international quality, working fitness gyms, studio sports pitches and a massage suite.

FUTURE CAREERS

£14,000 » £22,000

1 Selby College 1 year

2 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Playing Sport

+ Taking Part in Fitness Testing

+ Assisting in a Sports Activity

+ Keeping Active and Healthy

+ Responding to an Incident

+ Being Organised

+ Developing a Personal Progression Plan

3 GCSEs at Grade 9-1.

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Participating in Sport

+ Organising a Sports Event

+ Introduction to Healthy Exercise and Nutrition

+ Plan, Deliver and Evaluate

+ Sports Coaching

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-3, including English or Maths. OR

Successful completion of Level 1 Sport.

3 Selby College 2 years

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Exercise, Health and Lifestyle

+ Preparing for a Career in Sport and Physical Activity

+ Work Experience in Sport

+ Practical Team Sports

+ Instructing Physical Activity and Exercise

+ Leadership in Sport

+ Fitness Testing for Sport and Exercise

+ Fitness Training and Programming

Level 3 Diploma

4 GCSE at Grade 9-4, including English. OR

Level 2 Sport gaining a Merit Grade, with relevant English and/or Maths.

Level 3 Extended Diploma

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Functional Anatomy

+ Sport and Exercise Physiology

+ Sport and Exercise Psychology

+ Coaching for Performance and Fitness

+ Nutrition for Sport and Exercise Performance

+ Sports Injury

+ Sports Massage

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including both English and Maths and Science/PE.

SPORT

VOCATIONAL COURSES

TRAVEL & TOURISM

With more than two million people employed in the Tourism industry in the UK, there are so many opportunities for a rewarding career upon completion of your course.

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This is the final call for dynamic individuals with ability, energy and ideas! If this is you, our travel, tourism and air cabin crew courses will give you the qualifications you need to succeed in this exciting industry.

You will be taught by tutors with experience of working in the travel industry.

You will have the opportunity to undertake local, national and international visits, residential visits and work placements.

CAREERS

1 Selby College 1 year

Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ Being Organised

+ Developing a Personal Progression Plan

+ Branding a Product

+ Presenting a Business Idea

+ Communicating with Customers

+ Planning to Take Part in a Visit

+ Worldwide Tourist Destinations

+ UK Travel Industry

+ Customer Service

+ Overseas Resort Reps

+ Promotional Materials

+ Preparing for Employment in the Travel Industry 3

3 Selby College 2 years Examples of some of the units you may study are:

+ UK and Worldwide Travel and Tourism Destinations

+ Overseas Resort Representatives

+ Customer Service

+ Marketing

+ Specialist Tourism and the Cruising Industry

Level 3 Certificate/Diploma

4 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and/or Maths.

OR

Level 2 qualification with Merit Grade, plus Level 2/Grade 9-4 in English and/ or Maths.

Level 3 Introductory Diploma/Extended Diploma

5 GCSEs at Grade 9-4, including English and Maths.

OR

Level 2 qualification with Merit Grade, plus Level 2/Grade 9-4 in English and Maths.

APPRENTICESHIPS

Your opportunity to earn whilst you learn

Apprenticeships are a great mix of hands-on learning in the workplace and theory learned in the classroom, to give you the practical skills and knowledge you will need to thrive in the working world.

If you are passionate about the type of industry you want to work in, an Apprenticeship offers a clearly defined career route.

Whether you have an employer already secured or are looking to find one, we are here to support you.

If you are already employed, you can still become an apprentice and your employer can gain funding to support your further training needs.

Contact the Apprenticeships Team on Tel: 01924 789469

Email: apprenticeships@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

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Look out for this symbol on subject area pages in this prospectus, which shows where Apprenticeships are available.

“I enjoy being outside and working on construction sites so I thought a Bricklaying Apprenticeship would be a good option for me. It has helped me understand the key skills that you need to become a bricklayer and has enabled me to find work at Persimmon Homes.”

JOSH Bricklaying Apprentice

HOW TO BECOME AN APPRENTICE

Prior to enrolment, candidates need to be employed and working within their chosen industry. Regardless, if you have an employer or are looking to secure one, please contact the Apprenticeships Team so we can discuss your personal circumstances and next steps.

We work with several employers who recruit apprentices through us, therefore it is important that we have a copy of your CV on file to provide to prospective employers. Advertised vacancies can be found www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship.

Tips for applying:

+ Proof read your application

+ Refer to the main responsibilities of the job

+ Include all work experience and qualification

WHAT DOES IT INVOLVE?

An Apprenticeship is a paid job where you develop valuable work experience from experience mentors alongside industry recognised qualifications.

An Apprenticeship includes:

+ Paid employment with holiday leave

+ Hands-on-experience in a sector/role of interest

+ Minimum of six hours off -the-job training (or at least 20% of part time working hours)

+ Formal assessment which leads to a nationally recognised qualification

I use a lot of the skills I’ve learnt in the classroom in the workshop at my Apprenticeship. Many of the subjects that I learnt in the classroom help me to understand different systems and how they may run.

I enjoy each lesson and know that the Apprenticeship will lead me on to my dream job in the future.”

MADDISON

Mechanical Engineering Apprentice

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?

The length of an Apprenticeship varies depending on your prior experience and relevant qualification and industry sector.

Our Apprenticeships Team are here to help with your application, so if you’re unsure about what to include, or want to find out more about a vacancy to check that it is right for you, give us a call on 01924 789469 or email us at apprenticeships@ heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

THE BENEFITS OF CHOOSING AN APPRENTICESHIP...

Earn money whilst you learn

Gain a recognised qualification and valuable workplace experience

Apprentices are employees of the company and have the same benefits as all employees

A completed Apprenticeship shows employers exactly what you are able to do and to what standard

Employers say that apprentices are 15% more employable than those with other qualifications

Progress in your career without any student debt from university

Apprenticeships can open the door to other Higher Education programmes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

The thing I enjoy most about my Apprenticeship is working within a team of people who are supportive and that I can learn from. It’s also giving me experience of working in an office environment and in marketing and events planning, which I have really enjoyed. I hope to progress to a career in marketing following my Apprenticeship.”

CHLOE

Business Administration Apprenticeship

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR APPRENTICESHIPS

• Level 2 Apprenticeships require Maths and English GCSEs at Grade 2-3 or equivalent.

• Level 3 Apprenticeships require Maths and English GCSEs at Grade 4-9 or equivalent.

• Level 4 Apprenticeships require Maths and English GCSEs at Grade 4-9 or equivalent.

All apprentices are required to complete a Maths and English assessment and are required to meet the specified entry requirements.

PUTTING SUSTAINABILITY AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING WE DO

At the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group, which includes Castleford College, Selby College and Wakefield College, we are passionate about sustainability and we recognise that we all have a role to support climate action to respond to the climate emergency.

We are continuing to develop our sustainability strategy and have many projects and initiatives to support the plan to reduce our carbon footprint. Our students play a big part in our journey and they can join our projects and student groups that will focus

on climate action and get involved in activities across College to raise awareness, take positive action and create and join our campaigns and activities which will make a real difference.

CELEBRATING SUSTAINABILITY

Our students have carried out some fantastic initiatives when it comes to promoting sustainability. We’ve picked out a few so that you can see what type of projects you can get involved in as a student.

As a student, you will have the opportunity to take part in the Association of College’s Planet Earth Games, with Castleford College reaching third place in the UK in 2024 and Wakefield College securing 11th place.

Art & Design students address climate change, highlighting the effects global warming is having on our planet through their art.

Sport and Public Services students collect a significant amount of litter across the campus and Selby town centre as part of their annual ‘plogging’ event.

YESS Electrical and Project EV teach Electrical Installation students all about Electric Vehicle car charging. Students plant over 450 trees with Open Country to create a small woodland in Yorkshire.

Alternative Curriculum students get busy in the garden with the Green Team in Goole and joint projects with Up for Yorkshire.

MEETING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

As part of our commitment to sustainability, we have aligned our plans to the 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which provide an ambitious, globally-agreed, shared blueprint for the world we want to see by 2030.

The 17 SDGs are a call to action on the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing humanity and the natural world, and we must, along with all other colleges, play a leading role in tackling them.

We have mapped out how we are delivering SDGs throughout our curriculum, identifying opportunities for our students to learn more about sustainable development through their programme of study.

The following SDGs are already fully included within our delivery models:

+ Good health and wellbeing

+ Quality education

+ Gender equality

The Group is seeking to embed further SDGs through the following types of activities:

+ Student social action projects – global citizenship

+ Increase of visibility through marketing, screens, visuals and our sustainability newsletter, Footprint

+ Developing environmental awareness and growing climate responsibility through staff development

+ Developing learning influencers through staff

+ Visits to partner organisations, such as Veolia – from zero to landfill

+ Activities relating to biodiversity - tree planting, wellbeing walks, green spaces

+ Further environmental sustainable development within the Pastoral Curriculum

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

We hope that this prospectus includes information that parents will find useful and beneficial to ensure that your child/ ward has a smooth transition to College.

Below we have answered some of the most common questions, but please do get in touch at studentcentral@ heartofyorkshire.ac.uk or on 01757 211000 if you have any further enquiries.

How does the College look after students in terms of safeguarding?

Selby College recognises its moral and statutory responsibility to safeguard and promote welfare to students. We work to provide a safe and welcoming environment where students are respected and valued. We are alert to the signs of abuse and neglect and follow our procedures to ensure our students receive effective support, protection and justice.

Does my child/ward require a student ID card?

Your child/ward will be issued with a student ID card at enrolment and they are expected to wear it visibly at all times when on College premises and using College facilities. This ensures that we can provide a safe, secure and welcoming environment in which to study. Please support us by encouraging your child/ward to bring their card with them every day.

I’m worried about the cost of going to college. How do we apply for Financial Support?

Some students aged 16-18 will be eligible for a Bursary based on gross household income, which means they will be able to travel to college free of charge.

The Bursary also provides assistance with meals, necessary equipment and trips. For more details of the College Bursary, please contact Student Finance on 01924 789283 or email studentfinance@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

How will the College help if my child/ward needs Additional Learning Support?

If your child/ward has additional learning needs, our specialist team will be able to provide them with the support, access and learning resources they need throughout their time at College. We can also provide specialist equipment if your child/ward has a physical disability, visual or hearing impairment.

For further help and information, please contact: additionalsupportenquiries@ heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

What will happen if my child/ward doesn’t pass their GCSE Maths and English exams?

If your child/ward does not achieve a Grade 4 or above in both GCSE Maths and English Language they will continue to study these qualifications as part of their course.

This is a mandatory requirement of their study programme and cannot be opted out of.

Many university courses and careers require a GCSE pass in both Maths and English and failure to achieve these qualifications may restrict your child/ward’s career options.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Course Information

Our Course Information Team can explain all about the hundreds of courses we have on offer, please call 01924 789111 or email courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Careers and Educational Guidance

To make an appointment with one of the careers team, please call 01757 211060 or email careers@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Financial Support

Contact the Financial Support Team to arrange an appointment on 01924 789283 or by email to financialsupport@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

You can also find more information on our website: www.selby.ac.uk

Additional Learning Support

For more information, you can contact the Additional Support Team on 01757 211049.

Equal Opportunities For All Selby College is committed to giving learners access to the services and facilities we offer. We oppose all forms of discrimination and strive to ensure all members of our community are treated equally and fairly.

KEY DATES 2024/25

SEPTEMBER 2024

Find out about us and your options when we visit your school.

OCTOBER 2024

Applications open

Open Event Saturday 19th October, 10am-12pm

Our Open Events offer you the perfect opportunity to meet our wonderful staff, see our amazing facilities and find out more about life at College.

NOVEMBER 2024

Interview evenings start.

Open Event Wednesday 20th November, 5pm-7pm

FEBRUARY 2025

Open Event Monday 10th February, 5pm-7pm

Have you submitted your application? If not, do so as soon as possible. Applications received by February half term will be given priority for an interview date.

If you need advice, please call our Course Information Team on 01924 789111.

JUNE 2025

Open Event Wednesday 18th June, 5pm-7pm

JULY 2025

Attend a New Student Day event in July to participate in course related activities, meet other students and find out what College life is like.

AUGUST 2025

A Level, Vocational and T Level results released, as well as GCSE results. If you need help or advice about your next steps, get in touch.

Enrolment begins from GCSE results day.

OPEN EVENTS

WEDNESDAY 20th NOVEMBER 5pm-7pm WEDNESDAY 18th JUNE

Abbot’s Road, Selby, North Yorkshire YO8 8AT www.selby.ac.uk

General Enquiries: t: 01757 211000 e: info@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Course Information: t: 01924 789111 e: courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk