Wakefield College Sixth Form Guide 2024-25 by Heart of Yorkshire Education Group

SixthForm at Wakefield College

Sixth Form Guide

SixthForm at Wakefield College

“The great thing about the A Level provision here is the size. It’s a small, tight knit community, where everyone knows each other and it creates a really nice atmosphere” Farouk Science and Maths student

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Contents Welcome to Wakefield College ��5 5 Reasons To Study With Us ��6 Your Study Programme ��8 What A Levels Might I Need For University? ��10 Our Subjects ��12 Mentoring for Excellence �� 14 Results 2023 ��16 Success Stories ��17 Student Progression �� 18 Where our Students Progress To..............................................................................................................19 Enrichment ��20 Duke of Edinburgh Award ��21 Frequently Asked Questions ��22 Key Dates 2023/24 �� 25 We are the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group �� 26 How to Apply �� 28 Supporting Your Future ��30 College Life �� 32 Work Placements ��34 Wakefield College will take all reasonable steps to provide the educational services and range of courses as described in this Sixth Form Guide 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 (November 2023) all course titles and information were correct. Updates to this Prospectus will be made to the online version available at www.wakefield.ac.uk.

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Welcome to Wakefield College Sam Wright Principal and Chief Executive of the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group

Hello and welcome to Wakefield College’s Sixth Form Guide. We’re delighted that you are considering carrying out your A Level studies with us and hope that you are able to find all the information that you need in this guide. Thinking ahead to life after you have finished your GCSEs can be daunting, but it’s also an incredibly exciting time. This is your opportunity to choose the path of your education for the next two years and where this may lead you in the future. Our Sixth Form aims to provide you with a stepping stone between school and university and prepares you for further study or employment – which is great practice for those inevitable changes that life brings. We do this by creating an adult learning environment where you are able to thrive and be independent. Many of our students comment on the positive attitude of our staff and the mutual respect they develop from working together, and the positive impact this has on their learning.

support in place to help you develop your confidence, skillset and portfolio. We base our A Level programmes on facilitating and stimulating subjects, ensuring you have the skills and knowledge which are in demand and sought after by universities and employers. This, as well as our wrap-around support for our students, has led many past students to secure places at a range of Russell Group universities including Oxford and Cambridge, as well as on to prosperous careers. I hope this brochure gives you a taste what it’s like to be a Sixth Form student at Wakefield College and the opportunities this can open up for you. You can come and explore this first-hand at one of our Open Events, which are listed on page 25. 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.wakefield.ac.uk.

In addition to ensuring your academic progression, we also want you to progress as an individual and have a range of

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reasons to study with us

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Positive Destinations

High Performing

Excellent Teaching

We place highly in the A Level Performance Systems (ALPS) Quality Indicator score, with our teaching exceeding national benchmarks.

A high number of our students progress to positive destinations after completing their qualifications with us, including Russell Group universities.

Supportive Environment

Our friendly and supportive environment means staff give you the time and dedication you need to help you progress.

Expansive Curriculum

We offer a wide variety of stimulating and facilitating A Level courses, from Economics to Art & Design.

Our highly-qualified teaching staff are specialists in their subject areas, ensuring our students learn from the very best.

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Your study programme At Wakefield College, our aim is to help you to be successful on your chosen course, but we also want you to look beyond your time with us so we can prepare you for your future - whether that’s progressing to another course in College, getting a job, an Apprenticeship, setting up a business or going onto study at a degreelevel programme here at our University Centre, or at an alternative university.. Our full-time study programme for 16-18 year olds is all about preparing you for your life after College. Of course, you will be given lots of support to help you to achieve your academic and vocational qualifications, but our study programmes are about so much more than that! Your programme is made up of lessons in your chosen subject and other equally important sessions to make sure you are ready for your next step.

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Support You will receive one-to-one support and set your own Individual Learning Plan which is tailored to your needs. As part of this, you are expected to attend meetings with your Student Group Leader who is your personal tutor to discuss your progress and agree targets to help you stay on track.

GCSE English and Maths If you don’t already have Grade 9-4 in GCSE English and Maths, you will continue to have lessons to try to improve your grade in the end of year exams.

Work Experience We create a programme of activities designed to develop your work readiness. Our supportive team of advisers will work with you to organise a suitable work experience/ placement and you’ll have clear and agreed objectives to complete in order to get the most out of it.

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

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What A Levels might I need for university? Some universities will be very specific about which A Level subjects they would like you to study, others won’t be. There is no simple rule to this, except of course, do your research. The table below will give you an idea of some typical university subjects and the A Levels that they are likely to be looking for: UNIVERSITY SUBJECT

ESSENTIAL A LEVELS

Accountancy

Mathematics

Computing

Computing, Mathematics

Economics

Most courses require Mathematics

English

English Literature/Language (sometimes both required)

Engineering

Mathematics and Physics

Geology/Earth Sciences

Mathematics and Science

History

Law

English Literature/Language

Medicine/Dentistry

Chemistry, Biology

Nursing/Midwifery

Biology

Optometry

Biology Either one other subject including Mathematics, Chemistry or Physics

Pharmacy

Chemistry Either one other subject including Maths, Biology or Physics

Physics

Physics and Mathematics

Physiotherapy

Biology

Further Science subject including Mathematics is recommended

Psychology

English Literature/Language, Social Sciences

Mathematics, Biology

Veterinary Science

Biology and Chemistry

Mathematics or Physics is recommended

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USEFUL A LEVELS

Further Maths, Physics

Psychology

Typical A Level subject choices that go well together are: + Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics + Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics + Economics, History, Politics + Business Studies, Economics, Mathematics + English Literature, History and one other + Business Studies, Law, Politics + Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics + Psychology, Sociology and one other + Art, Photography, Sociology + Economics, Geography, Politics

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Our Subjects 2024/25 ART , DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY + Art and Design - Fine Art + Photography

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT + Business + Economics

ENGLISH & HUMANITIES + English Language + English Literature + Geography + History + Law

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FILM, MEDIA & TELEVISION + Film Studies + Media Studies

MATHS + Mathematics + Further Mathematics + Core Maths

SCIENCE + Biology + Chemistry + Physics

SOCIAL SCIENCES + Criminology + Psychology + Sociology

COMPUTING/DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES + Computer Science

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Mentoring for Excellence Are you a high-achieving student and see your future at one of the UK’s top universities? Then our Mentoring for Excellence programme is here to help you! Over the years, our Mentoring for Excellence programme has helped many of our students achieve places at a number of Russell Group universities, including the University of Cambridge, Durham University, the University of Edinburgh and the University of Oxford.

What the programme offers + 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 Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) to develop your child’s academic skills. + Opportunity to attend enrichment activities, including debates, current affairs, political and economic awareness and intellectual and academic development.

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How can our Mentoring for Excellence programme benefit you? + Opportunity to improve skills, raise aspirations and develop high levels of performance + Access to a dedicated and skilled person who can offer encouragement and inspiration + One-to-one support + Stimulate ideas + Improve motivation, persistence and application + Improve communication skills, self-esteem and confidence + Develop skills of reflection, target setting and action planning + Raise awareness of options available in higher education

“The Mentoring for Excellence Programme is a fantastic opportunity which many of our students have already benefitted from. Don’t let it pass you by, take advantage of the chance to maximise your potential!” Karen Ralphs, Head of A Levels at the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group

Mentoring sessions - what do they include?

“The advice and guidance of my tutors was invaluable in preparing me for my Oxbridge application. Although I am looking forward to meeting people from different backgrounds at Oxford, I will definitely miss how friendly the College is.”

Your mentoring meetings should have an individual and personalised approach and can therefore include a wide range of activities and discussions, such as:

Fergus, former English Literature, History and Psychology student who went on to study Law (BA in Jurisprudence) at St. Peters College, at the University of Oxford.

+ Exploring and reinforcing the benefits of exceeding target grades + Raising aspirations, for example regarding progression into top universities + Tracking progress + Identifying any issues blocking progress + Providing encouragement and support, for example to improve attitudes to work + Providing inspiration and challenge, for example through positive role models + Developing employability skills including interview and presentation skills + Providing the experience necessary to ease the transition from college into higher education

“Being on the ‘Mentoring for Excellence’ scheme has been useful due to the monthly check-ins and support from my mentor, the Director of Finance.”

To take part in our Mentoring for Excellence programme, you must be between the ages of 16 and 18 and have a predicted Grade 7-9 profile at GCSE on your College application (this will be checked on enrolment by actual achievement).

Ella, former student who went on to study English and History at the University of Oxford

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Results 2023 100%

97.4%

PASS RATE ACHIEVED ON 13 A LEVEL COURSES

A LEVEL PASS RATE ACROSS ALL SUBJECT AREAS

100% PASS RATE ACHIEVED FOR ENGLISH LITERATURE

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Success Stories Ella

Megan

Oliver

Andzelika

Subjects

English Language, English Literature, History

English Language, Psychology and Graphic Design

Maths, Further Maths, Computer Science and History

Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Extended Project

Ella took part in the Mentoring for Excellence programme, which she expressed was very useful and helped to gain her a place to study History and English at the University of Oxford.

Megan secured a place to study Psychology at the University of York, which she felt confident and excited about.

With a passion for Maths, Oliver went on to land himself a place at the University of York to study Maths.

Andzelika progressed on to study Medicine at the University of Sheffield.

“My teachers and the whole A Level team were supportive of my application to the University of Oxford, and the College aided me with the provision of a mock interview to help calm my nerves. I believe this support was invaluable for gaining an offer to study History and English at Oxford.”

“The teachers at the College are brilliant at catering to individuals’ needs and always go the extra mile to challenge us. Outside of College, this has encouraged my drive to succeed and achieve greater goals in life. As a result, I’ve developed a determined and motivated character, and feel equipped for the real world going forward.”

“I’m happy I’ve got the UCAS points I needed. The College has been really good and supported me throughout my time here.”

“I’m very happy with my results. I had great teachers that always supported me, and I couldn’t have done it without them.”

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Student Progression 18 Sixth Form Guide

Where our students

progress to...

Freyja Brookes English Literature, Sociology, History and EPQ - A*, A, B, B

Destination: English Literature at The University of Huddersfield

Amy Platt History, English Literature, Sociology and EPQ - A*, A*, A, A

Destination: English Literature and Creative Writing at York St John University

Precious Obiasogu Maths, Chemistry and Biology - A, A, B

Destination: The University of Manchester

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Farouk Al Salkhadi Chemistry, Biology, Maths and EPQ - A*, A, A, C Destination: Medicine at Hull York Medical School

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Enrichment At Wakefield College, we offer students a range of enrichment opportunities designed to enhance your experience by allowing you to try new activities, develop skills and meet new people. We make our courses varied and interesting by packing in extra features like guest speakers, visits and residential opportunities or overseas trips. Getting involved in extra activities can really boost your UCAS application to make you stand out from the crowd!

Academy of Sporting Excellence If you are forward thinking and ambitious, our Academy of Sporting Excellence provides you the chance to excel in your desired sport, get an education and progress playing professionally, semi-professionally and even abroad. Our Academy is made up of three specialist programmes: + Athlete Development Programme + Football Development Programme + Rugby Development Programme

Academic Growth Students are also able to access a range of enrichment activities including debates, current affairs, political and economic awareness and intellectual and academic development.

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Duke of Edinburgh Award

As a Wakefield College student, you have the opportunity to complete a DofE Award. This is universally recognised as one of the best programmes for the personal development of young people. The Award provides an enjoyable, challenging and rewarding programme of personal development, giving you the opportunity to develop skills and take part in overnight residentials. From volunteering to physical activities, life skills to expeditions, achieving a DofE Award is a passport to a brighter future and is valued by employers and universities. There’s a chance to complete either bronze, silver or a gold award.

“I came to the UK from Hungary and started my DofE journey at the College. Through the DofE Award I have helped in ESOL classes, at sports camps, in archery sessions and on residentials as well as delivering navigational and campcraft training to other participants and developing advanced skiing skills. I love outdoor activities and moving away from everyday life and breaking free.” Peter Achieved Bronze & Silver Duke of Edinburgh Awards. Level 3 Public Services student

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Frequently Asked Questions Q] What is an A Level? A Levels (Advanced Levels) are traditionally regarded as the ‘academic’ route to university and will explore largely theoretical approaches to subjects. A Levels are assessed primarily through exams at the end of the course and your grades will entirely depend on how well you have revised and prepared for the exams. You will have assessments and mock exams during the two years to assess how you are coping with the work, to track your progress and to help you prepare for the final exams.

Q] What is a Vocational course? Vocational courses are more ‘practical’ in focus and are continually assessed regularly throughout the year, and have less emphasis on the ‘end of course’ exams. Both are widely accepted by universities and employers.

Q] What does studying A Levels entail? A Levels are a significant step-up from studying for GCSEs and can be challenging. Be prepared to spend a considerable amount of time per subject outside the classroom – doing set work, reviewing work from lessons, reading, research and revising. As an A Level student, you will be expected

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additional requirements, such as a Grade 5 if the subject was taken at GCSE, or a Grade 5 or 6 in maths. If you have not achieved a Grade 4 in Maths, you will be required to continue studying this alongside your course.

Q] What can I progress to after studying A Levels? Our A Levels are focused on facilitating subjects to ensure the majority of our students can progress on to higher education, including Russell Group universities. However, you may choose to pursue a higher apprenticeship or employment following the completion of your A Level qualifications. to undertake lots of independent study – which will help to prepare you for life at university if you choose to progress onto higher education.

Q] Are A Levels right for me? 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. A Levels are important qualifications because they open up new opportunities for you. You will need the right A Level subjects to get a place to study an undergraduate degree, or a higher apprenticeship. Also, A Levels are internationally recognised qualifications, which means they can also open up career or further study opportunities outside the UK, giving you access to a whole world of learning.

Q] What are our standard entry requirements? Students will usually choose three subjects. The minimum requirement is at least four GCSEs at Grade 5 (or above), plus Grade 4 (or above) in English. Some A Levels will have

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Key Dates 2023/24

Find out abo u and your op t us tions

when we vis it your schoo l for the launc h of our new school leave r prospectus , or join us at one of our Open Events .

NOVEMBER 2023

JULY 2024

Castleford College and Wakefield College Saturday 18 November, 10am – 12pm

Monday 8 or Tuesday 9 July 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.

Open Event

FEBRUARY 2024

New Student Days

Open Event

Castleford College and Wakefield College: Wednesday 7 February, 5pm – 7pm

AUGUST 2024

APRIL 2024

A Level, Vocational and T Level results released, as well as GCSE results. If you need help or advice about your next steps, visit our guidance events at your school or in college. Enrolment begins from GCSE results day.

Have you submitted your application? If not, do so as soon as possible. Applications received by 1st May will be given priority for an interview date. If you need advice please call our Course Information Team on 01924 789111.

JUNE 2024 Open Event

Castleford College and Wakefield College: Saturday 15 June, 10am – 12pm

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We are the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group 26 Sixth Form Guide

Following the merger of Selby College and Wakefield College and the formation of Castleford College - in 2022, our combined organisation aims to serve the education and skills needs of the Yorkshire region from our Colleges in Castleford, Selby and Wakefield. We have approximately 9,000 students including full-time learners, higher education students and apprentices. It’s our mission to positively transform the lives of our learners and the communities we serve by putting them at the heart of everything we do.

Why we are stronger together Choice

Facilities

We offer an expansive range of post-16 provision, apprenticeships, higher education, adult qualifications and Online Learning and together, we will continue to expand this offer - meaning greater opportunities and the ability for students to stay with us to progress.

As separate organisations, all three Colleges have invested heavily in creating real-world learning environments and teaching spaces in recent years. As a Group, this investment will continue to ensure our learners have access to the highest-quality facilities.

Expertise

Support

We take the very best practice from colleagues across our Colleges and combine it to enhance students’ experiences inside and outside the classroom. We believe this will result in better results for our students, improved progression opportunities and career enhancement.

We will continue to share proven expertise in quality improvement, ensuring that students across our communities can access a high-quality learning experience with excellent standards of support.

Resources By being part of a larger group, more funding is available for our students and apprentices, meaning we can further invest in equipment and facilities, student support services and the teaching and learning experience. We’re also creating additional opportunities for enrichment and developing life skills, such as inter-college sport, master classes, guest speakers and so much more.

Community Our colleges work effectively with a wide variety of stakeholders and partners and are integral hubs within their local communities. Collectively, we will play an even bigger role in addressing social exclusion and raising aspirations by providing inclusive opportunities. Find out more about the Heart of Yorkshire Education Group, at: www.heartofyorkshire.ac.uk Sixth Form Guide 27

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01. Making a decision... Browse through the prospectus, come to 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 us on 01924 789789 and ask for a careers appointment.

06. Enrolment We will invite you into College to enrol for your chosen course in August, when you will become a full-time student.

02. Apply online You apply online direct via the Wakefield College website: www.wakefield.ac.uk/apply Alternatively, contact our Course Information Team Tel: 01924 789789 or Email: courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk and we can email you an application form.

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

04. Congrats! You receive an offer in writing Whether you applied online or by form, you will need to accept the place by calling the Admissions Team on 01924 789110.

05. Get a taste of College life Attend a New Student Day event in July to participate in course related activities, meet other students and find out what being a Sixth Form student at Wakefield College is like. Sixth Form Guide 29

Supporting Your Future As a Wakefield College Sixth Form student, you will receive additional support to ensure you are made fully aware of the opportunities available to you and are motivated and equipped to apply for them. This includes signposting you to opportunities through our very well-established links with some of the UK’s best universities. We will also encourage you to take advantage of summer schools, work experience and extra-curricular activities to build your portfolio. This includes studying an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) alongside your A Levels, helping you to further develop your academic skills as well as securing an additional qualification. We will also provide one-to-one mentoring to support you with your UCAS statement, helping you to prepare a competitive application and with any interviews you might secure.

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Careers Support 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 are accredited to the Matrix Standard, which is the international standard for Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) services.

Personal Progression We want our students to be independent, and to think for themselves; ensuring when they strive for a particular degree course or job that 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, at College. Find out more by contacting our Student Central team on 01924 789417 or at studentcentral@wakefield.ac.uk

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College Life As a Sixth Form student, you will also be able to make the most of our state-of-the-art facilities and expansive learning materials. Our A Level curriculum is mostly delivered in our Sixth Form Centre in the Harrison Building, which has dedicated classrooms and spaces for learners. The building is also home to our fully-stocked library and Student Central. We also have specialised science laboratories, sports facilities and an Art, Design, Photography and Media centre.

Our campus also has a range of social spaces, including our onsite Coffee Shop which proudly serves Starbucks coffee – providing you with a space to relax, grab a drink and meet with friends. Our refectory also serves a range of delicious hot and cold food. Work up a sweat in our extensive facilities for Sports students, including a gym, fitness testing lab, therapy and massage suite and pitches. 32 Sixth Form Guide

Student Central

Student Central is designed to support your success as a student, by providing you with: + Attendance Support + Careers Information and Guidance + Financial Support + Safeguarding Support + Wellbeing Support + Young Adult Carers Support

Activity Leaders

You will also have the opportunity to become an activity leader, helping to organise clubs, social trips and visits as well as supporting the Students’ Union. Take advantage of your timetable-free Wednesday afternoons! If you are into sport, you can also become a Sports Activator which organises extra-curricular sports and activities across all campuses, alongside offering you advice regarding any volunteering, coaching, and training opportunities in sport.

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!

Students’ Union Every student at Wakefield College is part of the Students’ Union. Your Students’ Union is here to support and represent you and is a big part of college life. You can also put yourself forward for a role in the Students’ Union Executive to be a class rep and become the voice of your fellow students. You can also register for a TOTUM student discount card (replaces old NUS card) and get discounts in high street stores and online.

Navigate Navigate is a programme of events and activities to develop your wider 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.

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 and will meet regularly with staff to help inform change and improve things for students.

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. Sixth Form Guide 33

Work Placements As a Wakefield College Sixth Form student, you will have the opportunity to undertake work experience that is relevant to your studies. We have a dedicated work placements team who have excellent links with local employers.

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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 also enables you to get handson experience in the workplace, helping to prepare you for your next steps once you have left college. Our supportive work experience team has strong links with local and national employers in a range of sectors, meaning they can help to find a work placement that’s right for you. Contact the team on 01924 789413 or at workplacements@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

Types of work placement: Work placements can be carried out throughout the academic year as an extended placement which runs alongside your course, in a variety of ways: + Block placements of 1-2 weeks during non-term time hours + As a commissioned project around your timetable

The Work Placements Team will: + Inform you of placement and apprenticeship opportunities + Speak to employers on your behalf and set up interviews with them + Prepare you for your placement and support you while you’re there + Make sure that you are in a safe and positive environment + Review your placement with you, your employer and your tutor

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 and complete a relevant piece of coursework while on placement + Complete an agreed placement of a minimum of 36 hours

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Margaret Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 2DH www.wakefield.ac.uk General Enquiries: t: 01924 789789 e: info@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk Course Information: t: 01924 789111 e: courseinfo@heartofyorkshire.ac.uk

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