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PROSPECTUS

Open Event Dates

Our open events are a brilliant way to find out more about the course you are interested in, check out our fantastic facilities and meet our lecturers and current students. We hold regular events throughout the year so make sure you come along and see for yourself why HRC is the right choice for you.

Visit www.hrc.ac.uk/open-events to book your place. We also hold and attend various other events throughout the year, keep an eye on our website and our social media channels to find out more.

September 2023

February 2024

Tuesday 26th September 17:30 to 20:00

Tuesday 6th February 17:30 to 20:00

November 2023

April 2024

Tuesday 21st November 17:30 to 20:00

Thursday 25th April 17:30 to 20:00

Scan the QR code to book your place.

Open events are held at both of our campuses (Broxbourne and Ware) so please check which campus the course(s) you are interested in are based at and attend the correct campus for your chosen subject area.

All information in this prospectus is correct at the time of going to print.

The courses we offer may be subject to change so please visit our website for the most up-to-date information.

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CONTENTS At Hertford Regional College (HRC) we have a wide variety of courses for you to choose from, including full-time study programmes, T-Levels, part-time leisure and professional qualifications, apprenticeships and university level higher education courses.

This prospectus will provide you with information about individual courses that we offer, as well as useful information about life at HRC. If you would like to find out more about a particular course, please visit our website or speak to a member of our information team.

If you’ve done your research and are ready to apply, flip to the centre pages where you will find an application form, or apply online at www.hrc.ac.uk to ensure that your application reaches us as quickly as possible!

Welcome

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Animation

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Health and Social Care

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Our Campuses

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Art and Design

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Hospitality

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How to Get Here

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Beauty Therapy

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Inclusive Learning

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Your Student Life

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Brickwork

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Information Technology

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Support at HRC

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Business

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Marketing

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Finance at HRC

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Maths

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Qualifications Guide

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Carpentry, Joinery and Site Carpentry Childcare and Early Years

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Construction

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Creative Media

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Digital Technologies

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Electrical Installations

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Engineering and Welding

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English

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Fashion

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Fine Art

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Games Design

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Graphic Design

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Study Programmes Apprenticeships T-Levels Inclusive Learning Higher Education Adult Education

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Part-Time Vocational Programmes and Short Courses

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Sustainability

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How To Apply

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3D Design

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Accounting

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Media & Theatrical Make-Up 55

Hairdressing and Barbering 45

Motor Vehicle

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Music

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Performing Arts

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Photography

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Plumbing

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Science

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Sport

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Teacher Training

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Travel and Tourism

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Uniformed Public Services

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Visual Merchandising

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Your Local College

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Key Contacts Information Centre 01992 411411 info@hrc.ac.uk

Website www.hrc.ac.uk

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WELCOME At HRC we are able to offer students a unique opportunity to learn, develop and succeed. We know that success looks different for every student, which is why we focus on ensuring that everyone studying with us obtains the skills and qualifications they need in order to reach their chosen destination. This could be getting that dream job, starting an apprenticeship or achieving a place at university – whatever the end destination, we can support you throughout your journey.

Tony Medhurst Principal & Chief Executive

Why choose HRC?

HRC Student Survey

There are so many reasons why you should choose to join us here at HRC. Here are just a few highlights:

Our 2023 HRC Student Survey demonstrated why our students are so happy learning at HRC. The results of the survey found that:

Employability Develop your employability skills so that you are career-ready when you leave us at HRC.

94% of students felt the teaching on their course had helped them to develop the knowledge and skills that they need.

Work experience All our students have access to our network of local employers who offer work experience.

94% of students felt they were encouraged to contribute actively to society.

Maths and English Gain those all important Maths and English skills with us to ensure you have every opportunity in life. ward-winning facilities A We have some of the best facilities across the country for you to access.

Industry-trained experts Learn from industry specialist lecturers with various professional backgrounds.

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93% of students felt they were encouraged to think about their future and career.

92% found their course to be a positive experience.

2% of students would recommend HRC 9 to others.

1% of students felt prepared for their next step 9 (e.g. further study or employment).

Apply now and join us to find out why we get such brilliant feedback from our students!

OUR CAMPUSES HRC is based across two campuses; Broxbourne and Ware. Each course listed in this prospectus specifies which campus it will be based at. Check out our travel guide to find out the fastest travel route to your chosen campus.

Ware Campus

Broxbourne Campus

Our Ware site is home to our Art & Design, Hair & Beauty, Digital and Higher Education creative subjects and our Millbrook Centre – a dedicated environment for students with disabilities and/or difficulties.

Our Broxbourne site is a larger campus housing our STEM facilities, including Engineering, Motor Vehicle, Construction and Electrical workshops, as well as Science laboratories.

Our Inspires Hair and Beauty Salon, where our Hair, Beauty and Media Make-up courses take place, is one of the largest and most advanced salons of any college in the country, open to the public and run by our students.

Students at our Ware campus benefit from fantastic facilities including Apple Mac suites, purpose-built studios fully equipped with the latest high-tech equipment, VR suite and our on-site exhibition gallery, the David Gentleman gallery.

The Broxbourne campus also features the Michael Morpurgo Theatre, TV and Recording Studios, Childcare and Health & Social Care suites, Gym and Sports Hall, VR suite, Business and Apple Mac suites and a JetBlue air cabin - an 18-seat aircraft cabin which has been lifted straight from a real British Airways plane!

Our award-winning Atrium Restaurant is open for all to come and enjoy delicious, professionally presented food served to the highest standards by our trainee professional chefs and hospitality staff.

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HOW TO GET HERE

Broxbourne Campus

Ware Campus

High Road, Turnford, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, EN10 6AE

London Road, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9JF

By Car Take the Turnford (A1170) exit of the A10; just minutes from the M25 (junction 25).

We have a large car park for student use.

By Car Take the Ware (South) exit of the A10 and follow the signs to Ware railway station.

You will see the college directly opposite.

Access to the car park is via Walton Road.

By Bus Bus services connect Cheshunt and Broxbourne railway stations to the campus.

Visit www.intalink.org.uk for more details.

By Train Our Broxbourne campus is situated between Broxbourne and Cheshunt railway stations.

Visit www.abelliogreateranglia.co.uk for timetables.

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By Bus Buses run to our Ware campuses from all directions.

Visit www.intalink.org.uk for more details.

By Train Our Ware Campus is across the road from Ware railway station.

Visit www.abelliogreateranglia.co.uk for timetables.

YOUR STUDENT LIFE We are keen to make your time at HRC as enjoyable as possible and to give you opportunities for personal development. With that in mind, our Enrichment Programme is designed to support your personal development and may help you gain extra qualifications or access to future further or higher education, or employment.

Wellbeing Bring some calm and balance to your life with our enrichment offering including Mindfulness and Wellbeing Club, Stretch and Stress Relief sessions, Five Ways to Wellbeing workshops, Mindfulness workshops & Mandala drawing.

Food & Drink All full-time students & apprentices can enjoy a free breakfast at either campus, available Monday to Friday between 8.15am – 8.45am during term time.

Student Voice Have your say, meet new people, learn skills and add to your CV - we want to hear your views! Comment on College student surveys, become a Course Representative, attend focus groups or become a member of

Extra Curricular Qualifications If you’re a full-time 16-18-yearold student you can study for a free qualification to boost your CV, including First Aid, Duke of Edinburgh Award, British Sign Language, National Citizen Service (NCS) and introductory courses to languages including Spanish, French and Italian.

Volunteering and Community Champions Volunteering and community projects are a great way to feel like you are making a difference to your local area, as well as being something that really stands out to employers. We have been involved in a number of local projects including community garden projects, litter picking and ongoing work with Lea Valley Regional Parks.

the Student Council.

Keep Fit Join or Start a Club Join an existing club or start your own! Our students have started a range of clubs including Cross Stitch Club, Walking Club, Garden Club, Gaming Club, Herts Pride and Driving Theory Club.

Make use of the Wellness Hub and Fitness Suite* at the Broxbourne campus with a variety of gym equipment, resistance machines and free weights or join one of our sports teams to keep active and make new friends.

*Small additional cost

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SUPPORT AT HRC We are here to help you get the most out of your time at HRC. We have a team of people dedicated to making your college experience as enjoyable and productive as possible.

Careers, Information, Advice & Guidance We have qualified careers advisers at HRC who can offer free, confidential and impartial advice to all students. You will also receive career tutorial sessions and you can take part in workshops to: • Discover the progression opportunities that are available to you at the college.

• Write and improve your CV. • Learn how to write a strong job or UCAS (university) application.

• Explore career pathways linked to your chosen course.

• For our full careers programme/calendar please visit our website by scanning this QR code.

Learning Support

Welfare & Counselling

HRC welcomes students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities and aims to provide the most appropriate support to meet their specific needs.

We have a learning support team providing support for:

We have professional counsellors who work in the college offering confidential counselling for students.

Referrals can be made to counselling@hrc.ac.uk.

Our experienced personal Student Welfare Advisers are available to support you with any learning and personal issues. To speak to an advisor ask at reception or you can email welfare@hrc.ac.uk

• Visual impairment.

• Specific learning difficulties e.g. dyslexia.

• Hearing impairment.

• Students needing additional help with assignments.

• English and Maths one-toones, small support groups and revision workshops.

• Special Exam Access Arrangements (EAA).

If you think you may need support with your studies and wish to discuss this support with us, please call the Learning Support Team on 01992 411499 or make a self-referral in the Technology Centres or on ALSReferrals@hrc.ac.uk.

Safeguarding We are committed to the safeguarding and welfare of our students. We provide and maintain a friendly and safe learning environment for all of our students. We will act immediately on any concerns that a student might be a victim of any form of bullying, abuse, neglect or harassment.

All of our staff are trained in safeguarding. Contact with the Safeguarding Team can be made via safeguardingteam@hrc.ac.uk.

Key Contacts

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Information Centre 01992 411411 info@hrc.ac.uk

Learning Support Team 01992 411499 ALSReferrals@hrc.ac.uk

Welfare Team welfare@hrc.ac.uk 01992 411974/411420

Careers Advice 01992 411400 careers@hrc.ac.uk

Counselling Service counselling@hrc.ac.uk

Safeguarding Team safeguardingteam@hrc.ac.uk

FINANCE AT HRC Our Information Centre Advisers can provide you with information and advice on a range of bursaries, Advanced Learner Loans, childcare support and help with travel costs that may be available to you.

Your eligibility will be assessed based on your household income and the course you are enrolled on for the academic year. All bursary funds are subject to funding availability at the time of your application.

Bursaries

Higher Education

Free Meals

16 – 19 Bursary We offer support to students who are aged 16 –19, to help fund costs towards travel, kit, uniform, materials and essential trips.

The majority of students on Higher Education programmes are not required to pay their fees up front but can apply to take out a loan through Student Finance. In order to qualify for Student Finance, including tuition fee loans, you have to satisfy certain requirements, including residency in the UK. Maintenance loans, based on eligibility and household income, are also available from Student Finance.

Students aged 18 or under may be eligible to receive a free lunchtime meal at college if either they or their family are receiving certain benefits.

Help with Childcare Costs

Any materials needed for your course, including books, kit, uniform, trips and visits are an additional cost.

19+ Bursary We offer this bursary for students aged 19+ who need financial support to start or finish their course. It can also help fund college costs, travel and materials.

Advanced Learner Loans Bursary If you have been approved for an Advanced Learner Loan, we offer support with noncompulsory course-related costs, such as books, travel and childcare. The Advanced Learner Loan Bursary is subject to availability at the time of application*. *Eligibility criteria applies.

Care to Learn You can apply to this national scheme for help with childcare costs if you are a young student aged 16 – 20 studying on an eligible course.

20+ Childcare Fund This provides funding towards the cost of registered childcare for students aged 20+.

Full-time Programmes If you are under 19 on 31st August 2024, you can study a full-time programme for free.

If you are over 19 on 31st August 2024, you may have to pay the fee for your course.

If you are aged 19-23 and do not have a Level 2 or Level 3 qualification already, you may be entitled to study for free.

If you intend to study a course at Level 3 or above, you may be eligible for an Advanced Learner Loan.

Key Contacts HRC Information Team 01992 411411 financialsupport@hrc.ac.uk

Information on the Advanced Learner Loan & Student Finance www.gov.uk

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QUALIFICATIONS GUIDE Level

Entry Requirements

Qualifications

Equivalent to

Progression

Entry Level

No formal entry requirements

Awards/ Certificates

N/A

Level 1

Level 1

No formal entry requirements

Awards/ Certificates/ Diplomas

GCSE Grade 1-3

Different courses have different requirements at Level 2. Check the website or contact us to find out more.

Certificates/ Diplomas

GCSE Grade 4-9

A typical student will have a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 (including English and maths) but some courses do have different requirements. Check the website or contact us to find out more.

Certificates/ Diplomas/ Extended Diplomas

A minimum of 5 GCSE grade 4s (including English and maths) but requirements may be higher on some courses.

Check the website or contact us to find out more.

T-Level

Level 2

Level 3

T-Level (Level 3)

Other courses, training and specialist options Level 2 Employment Other courses and training Level 3 Apprenticeship Employment

A Level

Level 4/5 (Higher Education) Apprenticeship and higher-level apprenticeship University Employment

A Level

Level 4/5 (Higher Education) Apprenticeship and higher-level apprenticeship University Employment

Level 4/5

Level 6

Different courses have different requirements at Level 4/5. Check the website or contact us to find out more.

Higher National Certificate (HNC), Higher National Diploma (HND), Foundation Degree

First and second year of a degree (Bachelor’s degree)

Level 6 (Bachelor’s degree)

HND

Bachelor’s degree

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Post-Graduate Study (Master’s degrees)

Foundation Degree

University Employment

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STUDY PROGRAMMES Most of our full-time courses are referred to as Study Programmes and are designed to provide you with a full set of skills to help you reach your next destination, whether that’s employment, further study or an apprenticeship.

About Study Programmes With our study programmes you will take on: • A qualification that will stretch you.

• English and Maths classes, if required.

• Industry placement opportunities to build employability skills.

• Development days which will help you build professional and personal skills.

Locations The majority of study programmes will take place at either our Broxbourne or Ware campus and the campus location is shown next to each course in this prospectus.

Some of our courses may take place across different campuses, be available at both campuses or take place off site, so please note the course location as you read through.

English and Maths If you haven’t achieved your GSCE Level 4 in Maths and English when you enrol with us, you will be able to study to gain these qualifications alongside your main course.

We will support you with your English and Maths studies throughout your time with us and give you opportunities to re-sit these exams.

Industry Placement Many of our study programmes involve industry placement, whether through work experience periods or programmes that directly integrate industry placement into the course.

What if I don’t get the results I need?

Ask us, we can help.

We hold Advice and Information Days to support you once your GCSE and A Level results are in.

Staff will be on hand to advise what level or course may be most appropriate. This also applies if you’ve done better than you thought you would!

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APPRENTICESHIPS Whether you are looking to get your foot in the door of your chosen industry after leaving school, looking to upskill or planning a career change, Apprenticeships are the perfect route.

Apprenticeships give you the opportunity to gain qualifications whilst earning money and developing the knowledge, skills and behaviours relevant to your job role.

Take a look at the Apprenticeship sectors we currently have on offer!

• Accountancy

• Early Years Educator

• Plumbing

• Brickwork

• Early Years Practitioner

• Property Maintenance

• Business Administration

• Electrical Installation

• Teaching Assistant

• Carpentry

• Hairdressing

• Team Leading

• Customer Service

• Motor Vehicle

• Welding

Contact Apprenticeship Team apprenticeship@hrc.ac.uk 01992 511572

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Website https://www.hrc.ac.uk/ apprenticeships-and-employers/ apprenticeship-vacancies

T-LEVELS T-Levels are an alternative to A-Levels, Apprenticeships and other 16 to 19 courses, delivered in conjunction with local and national employers. Equivalent to three A-Levels, T-Levels focus on vocational skills and can help students into skilled employment, higher education or apprenticeships.

T-Level students spend 80% of their course in the classroom, learning the skills that employers need, while the other 20% is a meaningful industry placement, where students are able to put these skills into action.

Each T-Level includes an in-depth industry placement that lasts at least 45 days. Students have the opportunity to obtain valuable experience in the workplace, while employers gain early sight of the new talent in their industry.

HRC currently offers T-Levels in: Digital Production, Design and Development Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction Education and Childcare With more to follow in coming years.

Contact Information Centre 01992 411411 info@hrc.ac.uk

Website www.hrc.ac.uk/courses/ t-levels

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INCLUSIVE LEARNING At HRC we welcome students with disabilities and/or difficulties and aim to provide effective support to help them achieve their goals.

Each student joining HRC has a programme that is fully personalised and based on the areas of learning that are most relevant to their future.

HRC works with local schools to prepare students for successful transition to college, this is supported by Transition Workers where appropriate.

At HRC, students work towards learning new routines, they take part in activities both within the college and in the community, learn how to follow instructions to keep themselves safe and to gradually build up ways to become more independent where possible.

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At HRC, areas of learning are split into four themes; Health and Wellbeing, Community Inclusion, Employability Skills/Work Experience and Independent Living. Students are involved in selecting a programme of study that is aspiration appropriate, challenging and contains bespoke tuition.

Students have access to a wide variety of community experiences in leisure and services, work experience placements and vocational options – ensuring that they have a chance to express themselves.

Maths, English and ICT are embedded into all courses, delivery methods dependent on each course level.

In addition to the above, HRC provide a wide range of opportunities for Enrichment & Sport.

The curriculum is sequenced in such a way to enable students to build upon learnt knowledge and skills with reduced support where appropriate.

Find out more about the courses available on page 50.

HIGHER EDUCATION Study Higher Education (HE) at HRC and gain a university-level qualification.

Initial Year for Extended Degrees

Foundation Degrees

Extended Degrees are for students who may not have the right qualifications for their chosen undergraduate programme.

A Foundation Degree is a two year course which gives you a stand-alone qualification with the opportunity to progress onto either the second or final year of a full degree (depending on your results).

Higher National Diplomas (HNDs)

Level 6 Top Up

HNDs focus on building your experience via ‘learning by doing’ opportunities, they are internationally recognised HE qualifications at Level 4 and 5, equivalent to the first and second years of a university degree.

Level 6 Top Up courses allow you to complete your degree programme at HRC following successful completion of a Foundation Degree or HND.

Why study Higher Education with HRC? • We offer a wide range of Higher Education programmes across a number of subjects.

• Our Higher Education programmes have lower fees than most universities.

• Our learning environments are decked out with the latest equipment.

• Small class sizes mean more contact with your tutors and additional support if you need it.

Our HE Programmes Higher National Diplomas (HNDs)

Foundation Degrees • Business Management

Initial Year for Extended Degrees

• Creative Media Production

• Early Years (part-time)

• Sports Science

• Digital Technologies

• 3D Design

• Fine Art

• Graphic Design

• Biomedical and Healthcare Science

• Games Design and Animation

• Visual Merchandising

Level 6 Courses • Games Design

• Performing Arts

• Performing Arts

• Photography

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ADULT EDUCATION Are you looking to get the qualifications that you need to get back into work or move into a new career?

Do you want to upskill to get a promotion in your current job? Or are you looking for a fun leisure course?

At HRC we offer a great range of courses for adults, from professional and technical training courses, to leisure and community learning courses.

All our adult courses are taught in our outstanding facilities by expert tutors.

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Our Information Team are on-hand to advise you about what you may be entitled to in relation to tuition costs, or what loans you can apply for to cover tuition costs.

Many of our adult courses are either fully-funded or subsidised for those who want to undertake a Level 2 and Level 3 qualification if they don’t already have qualifications at that level.

There are also free courses and concessions for those who are unemployed and on certain benefits, or employed and on a low wage.

Our Information Team are available to advise you about what’s available based on your personal circumstances.

Call them on 01992 411411 or email info@hrc.ac.uk

PART-TIME VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES AND SHORT COURSES Here at HRC, we offer a wide range of courses suited to fit around your life commitments, whether you want to learn a new skill or take the first steps towards a change in career.

Professional Programmes

Leisure Courses

You want...

• To try something new.

• A qualification that will help get you a promotion.

• To improve on a skill you already have.

• To learn new skills to get ahead in the workplace.

• A fun lively hobby to take on during the day or evening.

• Accounting and Business

• To change careers entirely.

• To meet like minded people with similar interests to you.

• Catering and Hospitality

• To make yourself more employable.

You want...

We have...

We have...

• An exciting mix of courses.

• A wide selection of professional part-time courses.

• High-spec teaching environments and equipment.

• Lots of industryaccredited courses leading to qualifications.

• Courses running at our campuses or community locations near you.

• Industry-trained tutors and professional environments.

• Friendly and welcoming tutors ready to support you.

• Flexible start dates and times.

Part-time Vocational Programmes We offer part-time courses in...

• Access to HE

• Art and Design

• Childcare, Health and Social Care • Construction, Electrical and Plumbing • English and Maths • English for Speakers of Other Languages • Hairdressing, Beauty Therapy and Media Make-Up • Languages and Leisure • Science • Teacher Training 17

SUSTAINABILITY Hertford Regional College is fully committed to improving its environmental impact. The College aspires to having a curriculum offering with sustainability at its heart.

Our five year Strategic Plan (2022 – 2027) outlines how we are working towards embedding more sustainable working practices in everything that we do including, how we make decisions and how our activities play a part in creating the changes we need for a more equitable society and sustainable planet.

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We are proud of the positive steps that we have already taken. We are especially proud of the amazing projects that our students have undertaken projects such as our annual Sustainable Fashion Show, showcasing how we are working to incorporate sustainable concepts into our curriculum and regular litter picking sessions in our local area.

This prospectus is printed on paper that is

HOW TO APPLY We can accept applications for our September courses throughout the year, but a lot of the courses are extremely popular so it’s best not to leave your application to the last minute!

Follow our step by step guide below to apply for our courses. If anything is unclear our Information Team are always on hand to help you out. You can call them on 01992 411411 or email info@hrc.ac.uk.

1. Your Application

2. Your Interview

4. Your GCSE Results

There are a few different ways you can apply:

Once we’ve received your application you will be invited to an interview. We’ll provide you with all the information you need about your course and ensure that the level of course you have chosen is the best one for you.

Getting your GCSE results can mean confusion as well as celebration. We’ll be open for you to come in and discuss your options. Even if you don’t get the results you hope for (or do better than expected!) we’ll do all we can to accommodate you on a course that’s right for you.

Online at www.hrc.ac.uk Find your chosen course on the website, click ‘Apply’ and follow the on-screen instructions.

By Post Fill out the application form at the centre of this prospectus and post it to the campus of your choice. Our addresses are on the back cover.

3. Your Offer After a successful interview we’ll make you either a conditional or unconditional offer:

By Phone Call our Information Centre on 01992 411411.

Conditional offer Your entry on the course will depend on your exam results.

In Person Visit one of our campuses to talk to a member of the Information Team.

Unconditional offer Your entry on the course will be guaranteed as you already have the required qualifications or experience.

5. New Student Day After we have made you an offer we will invite you to a New Student Day at your campus. This is a fun day that will give you the chance to meet others on your course, get familiar with the college and enjoy a range of activities.

6. Your First Day By early September you’ll be fully enrolled with HRC and ready to begin your course.

Apply Now! Information Centre 01992 411411 info@hrc.ac.uk

Website www.hrc.ac.uk

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3D Design

3D Design Level 3 study programme at ware

Students will learn a variety of design techniques, including technical drawing, model making and Computer Aided Design methodology.

The course will also teach you how to research international design history and the best way to apply materials and processes to work, as well as exploring ways of presenting design ideas using digital media.

Students will also develop an understanding of the three main career pathways in the field; Product Design, Furniture Design & Interior/Architectural Design.

3D Design Foundation Degree higher education at ware

Students on this course will study a variety of different techniques relevant to a career in design, including the design and prototyping of consumer products, furniture design, jewellery making, the design of interior and exterior environments and the production of concept models.

Practical work will focus on a range of techniques, including computer-aided design, hand-rendered drawings and physical model making, to enable exploration of the properties of materials and processes. Students will also learn how to work on collaborative, live projects with other departments across the college.

Jake, 3D Design Foundation Degree student with his end of year project ‘The Eco Home’.

Find out what comes next...

3D Modeller • Character Artist Environment Artist • Asset Artist Texture Artist • UI Graphic Design Product Design • Architectural Design 20

apprenticeship at broxbourne

An apprenticeship as an Accounts Assistant will prepare students for a successful career maintaining an efficient and accurate finance function within a business.

On this apprenticeship, students will learn basic bookkeeping activities, how to work with sales and purchase ledgers, running calculations to ensure records and payments are correct, cash recording practices and data entry.

Apprentices on this course will also need to complete a professional qualification at Level 2 Standard, which will be chosen by the employer to be most relevant to the job role.

Professional Accounting Tax Technician Level 4 apprenticeship at broxbourne

Apprentices in this role will have responsibility for creating, verifying and reviewing accurate and timely financial information within the organisation in which they are employed or on behalf of another organisation.

Apprentices will also learn relevant technical knowledge, business awareness, ethical standards, regulation and compliance and other industry standard systems and processes.

Accounting

Accounts Assistant Level 2

Assistant Accounting Level 3 apprenticeship at broxbourne

An apprenticeship as an Assistant Accountant will give students the opportunity to provide support to internal and external customers within practise or within the finance function of an organisation.

Apprentices will assist in day to day financial activities such as data entry to month end management accounts and/or year-end financial statements.

Apprentices will gain experience in regulatory financial requirements such as the completion of VAT returns or assisting in the preparation of tax computations.

Find out what comes next...

Tax Accountant • Financial Accountant Payroll Manager • Bookkeeper Management Accountant • Auditor Chartered Accountant 21

Animation

Animation Level 3 study programme at ware

Students on this course will gain skills in both traditional and digital animation techniques to prepare them for employment within the industry.

Students will learn how to use interactive media technologies creatively to produce user-friendly design solutions and how best to communicate through this medium with a specific audience.

Some of the techniques covered in this course include 2D and 3D animation, stop motion animation and illustration, as well as developing CAD and practical making skills ranging from set building to model making.

Students will also work on their verbal and visual communication skills to help prepare them for communicating with clients and consumers in the working environment.

Animation Level 3 student work.

Find out what comes next...

Art Director • Film & Video Editor Cartoonist • Flash Animator Background Painter • Director Concept Artist • Effects Animator 22

Art & Design Level 2

study programme at ware

study programme at ware

This course is designed to provide an opportunity for those with an interest in art, design and media to explore materials, methods and processes that support many art, design and media activities and to begin to develop related skills.

This course will introduce students to a wide range of Art and Design techniques across a variety of different mediums.

Students will start to learn skills in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, animation, printmaking, textiles and art history. Students will also learn how to critically review their own work and other transferable skills that can be applied to their future study and career.

Students will also develop visual communication skills to a sophisticated level and learn to reflect, analyse and set challenging targets for themselves in their work.

Students will learn to build the skills needed to effectively develop creative ideas, research concepts and analyse their work, as well as learning to be able to adapt to an ever-changing design world.

This course includes digital photography, animation, textiles fashion, printmaking, sculpture, 3D design as well as opportunities to undertake creative design work experience.

Art & Design

Art & Design Level 1

Students will also get transferable skills such as collaborative working, time management and creative thinking.

Students final major projects are showcased in our David Gentleman Gallery at the end of the year.

Find out about what comes next...

Art Teacher • Art Therapist Illustrator • Gallery Curator Artistic Technician • Fundraiser Arts Administrator • Conservator 23

Art & Design Students final major projects are showcased in our David Gentleman Gallery at the end of the year.

Art & Design Level 3

Art & Design Level 3/4

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This course helps students to bridge the gap between their Level 3 study and the Level 4 study of universities.

This course is ideal for students aged 19+ seeking a career in the Creative Industries.

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Students will get the opportunity to work in an industry standard environment across a range of hands on and digital media before specialising in their chosen area.

Students on the course will learn a variety of industry skills, as well as learning to challenge pre-conceptions of what art can be, how to take risks and make exciting and innovative work.

Students will also learn about contextualising practical work through cultural and contemporary and historic studies in Art and Design, as well as gaining an insight into industry through working on live briefs and exhibiting work in the David Gentleman Gallery.

Students on this course will also get the opportunity to work on live briefs and exhibit work throughout the year in a professional gallery environment, helping to prepare them for further study and careers in the industry.

Beauty Therapy Techniques Level 3

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study programme at ware

Students on this course will learn a variety of techniques needed for a career in the modern beauty industry, including facials, manicure, pedicure, nail art, eye treatments, waxing, reception duties, make-up and tanning.

This course is designed to prepare students for work and develop the skills and knowledge required to be successful in the beauty industry.

Students will also learn skills relevant to working in beauty related industries such as client care, communication and health and safety.

With six salons and use of professional products and industry standard equipment, this course will give students a real insight into the beauty industry.

Students will learn about using a range of professional products, tools, materials and equipment within a real salon environment. They will learn about health and safety, working and communicating effectively with colleagues and clients, promoting/ selling beauty products and services and practising beauty treatments on each other and clients or models.

They will also learn anatomy and physiology that helps them understand how to carry out treatments effectively.

Beauty Therapy

Beauty Therapy Techniques Level 2

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Mobile Therapist • Spa Manager Product Representative • Masseuse Skin Analyst • Client Care Representative Nail Technician • Image Consultant 25

Brickwork

Brickwork Level 1 study programme at broxbourne

This course is aimed at students that are looking to start a career in the construction industry as a bricklayer.

Students on this course will learn the key skills needed including block, brick and cavity walling, setting out and building basic masonry structures and mixing construction materials.

Students will also develop vital hand skills as well as health, safety, and welfare knowledge. Students will learn key building principals and transferable skills such as teamwork, communication, problem solving and time management which are key to pursuing a career in the industry.

Brickwork Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn the skills needed for a career in brickwork, including constructing brickwork models, health & safety and developing hand skills.

Students will also develop a range of transferable skills that are required in a variety of trade professions.

These include literacy and numeracy skills, time management, workload management, communication and teamwork.

Students will also learn how to create a strong understanding of formative and summative assessment and will learn how to speak about their work, a key skill needed in order to attain employment within the industry.

HRC hosted the Guild of Bricklayers London heats in 2022 and 2023

Bricklaying Level 2 apprenticeship at broxbourne

Apprenticeships in this field will help prepare students to work in a career as a bricklayer.

Apprentices will learn how to lay bricks, blocks and other types of building components in mortar to construct and repair walls, foundations, partitions, arches and other structures e.g. chimney stacks. The course will also teach how to refurbish brickwork and masonry on restoration projects.

The potential range of sites and projects that bricklayers will work on include large commercial developments, new builds in housing, alterations, extensions and restorations.

Apprentices will learn how to work one-on-one or on larger jobs where their bricklaying team may work on a particular section of a building alongside other trades.

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Commercial Bricklayer • Labourer Industrial Brickworker • Stoneworker Domestic Bricklayer • Heritage Worker Wall and Chimney Repairer • Foreman 26

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This course is designed to equip students with the key skills needed to develop their personal, social and vocational skills required for employment or further study.

Students will cover a range of topics, including how to present a business idea, research other businesses, brand a product and communicate with customers.

Students will also learn how to record the income and expenditure of a business and contribute to the running of an event, as well as transferable skills including customer communication, developing a personal progression plan and research techniques.

Customer Service Practitioner Level 2 apprenticeship at broxbourne

On this apprenticeship, students will learn how to deliver high quality customer service in a variety of settings and using multiple channels including within their organisation, in the wider local area and digitally.

Apprentices will learn how to gain understanding of who their customers are and how to manage the needs and priorities of these customers, as well as understanding the importance of tailoring customer service to both internal and external customers.

Business

Business Level 1

Business Level 3 Business Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

This course will help students develop knowledge of business theory and allow them to utilise their creativity and entrepreneurism.

Students will gain a broad understanding of the business sector as well as the skills that underpin it, including working on live briefs, developing business pitching skills and brand promotion.

Students will also learn skills in finance, marketing, business planning and running a business online, as well as interpersonal skills such as collaborative working, communication and presentation techniques.

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Students on this course will develop key employability skills needed to pursue a career in the business sector.

Students will learn a variety of skills including how to develop a marketing campaign, event management, personal and business finance, international business, management principles and business decision making.

Students will also be able to undertake optional units in a range of areas, including recruitment, accounting, merchandising and promotion.

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Market Research • Civil Service Management Consultant • Retail Buying Small Business Ownership Retail Management • Human Resources 27

Business

Business Administrator Level 3

Business Management Level 4/5

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Students on this course will learn the key skills needed to pursue a career in the industry. This apprenticeship will involve working independently or as part of a team and will involve developing, implementing, maintaining and improving administrative services.

Students on this course will learn the essential skills, knowledge and understanding of business which will enable them to enter employment and/or progress to an honours top-up degree in business disciplines.

Business administrators develop key skills and behaviours to support their own progression towards management responsibilities.

The student will also support and engage with different parts of the organisation and interact with their customers. With a focus on adding value, the role of business administrator contributes to the efficiency of their organisation, through support of functional areas, working across teams and resolving issues as requested.

The course offers an education in general business management which puts emphasis on personal development and employability.

Students will study a wide range of modules covering the core business functions, including marketing, human resources, finance, business organisations and a work-based learning project with a local employer.

Team Leader Level 3 apprenticeship at broxbourne

Apprentices on this course will learn what it is like to work in a team leader or supervisory role, with operational and project responsibilities or responsibility for managing a team to deliver a clearly defined outcome.

Apprentices will learn how to provide direction, instructions and guidance to ensure the achievement of set goals within a team.

Key responsibilities are likely to include supporting, managing and developing team members, managing projects, planning and monitoring workloads and resources, delivering operational plans, resolving problems, and building relationships internally and externally.

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Students pitched their business ideas to guest ‘investors’ in HRC’s very own Dragon’s Den.

Carpentry, Joinery and Site Carpentry Level 2

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn how to use hand and power tools effectively and safely within the trade. The course will also look at the wider construction industry and at gaining key employability skills required for working in the industry.

Students on this course will learn how to use hand and power tools effectively and safely.

This course will develop students’ confidence, their ability to take risks with their work and provide a chance to decide on the right course area within construction trades for them to pursue.

Students will also learn about Health and Safety, 1st fixing, 2nd fixing, roofing, building maintenance and construction principles. This course is perfect for those wanting to go into the carpentry trade and will give them the skills to either progress to a higher level or obtain an apprenticeship.

Carpentry and Joinery Level 2 apprenticeship at broxbourne

This course contains two different options and apprentices will either work on a construction site as a Site Carpenter or in a workshop as an Architectural Joiner.

A Site Carpenter will prepare and install basic building components e.g. doors, straight staircases, wall and floor units and erecting structural carpentry and roof structures on a building site or in domestic and commercial premises.

An Architectural Joiner will produce building components by setting out, marking out and manufacturing basic architectural products, including doors, windows, straight staircases and associated ironmongery. Apprentices in this occupation will interact with other construction trades and customers.

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Site Manager • Cabinet Maker Trim Carpenter • Rough Carpenter Roofer • Footwork Carpenter Site Carpenter • Framer

Carpentry, Joinery & Site Carpentry

Carpentry, Joinery and Site Carpentry Level 1

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Childcare & Early Years

Caring for Children Level 1 study programme at broxbourne

This course allows students who may not have any previous qualifications to get into childcare. The course is designed to prepare students to progress onto a Level 2 course alongside attaining their English and Maths qualifications. The course offers small class sizes and support for students to ensure they are given the best chance to progress onto a Level 2 course at HRC.

Early Years Practitioner Level 2 apprenticeship at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn to work and interact directly with children on a day to day basis supporting the planning and delivery of activities, purposeful play opportunities and educational courses within the ethos of the setting.

An early years practitioner works as part of a professional team ensuring the welfare and care for children under the guidance and supervision of an Early Years Educator, Teacher or other suitably qualified professional.

Apprentices will be responsible for supporting activities based around the needs and interests of each individual child, supporting children’s learning through play opportunities and educational courses and working as part of a team to ensure each child feels safe and secure.

Early Years Practitioner Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

This course is designed to stimulate interest in students understanding of the skills and knowledge needed to care for young children. It allows students to experience childcare settings in both early years and primary education.

The course includes a mandatory placement experience which allows students to build up a portfolio which will demonstrate their skills of working in the industry.

Early Years Educator Level 3 apprenticeship at broxbourne

This apprenticeship prepares students for a role working in a nursery or other early years setting. Apprentices can work in a range of settings including full day care, children’s centres, pre schools, reception classes and as childminders.

They may either be working on their own or supervising others to deliver the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) requirements set by Government for the learning, development and care of children from birth to 5 years old.

Apprentices will learn to plan and supervise child initiated and adult led activities which are based around the needs and interests of each individual child as well as learning to support children to develop numeracy and language skills through games and play.

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Nursery Nurse • Child Minder Youth Worker • Play Therapist Family Support Worker 30

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This course provides students with knowledge around children from birth through to seven years, as well as practical experience working with children from birth to five years. Some of the modules taught include child development, assessment & planning and providing safe environments for children.

The course also consists of extra activities such as trips, guest speakers, group tutorials, skills workshops, and work experience.

Education and Childcare Level 3 t-level at broxbourne This two year course splits students time between classroom based study (80%) and industry placement (20%), allowing students to gain an in-depth understanding of working within the childcare and education industries.

Students will learn the core knowledge and industry skills needed for work in the sector including child development, safeguarding, behaviour management, working with special education needs and reflective practice.

Students will also get opportunities throughout the course to develop interpersonal skills such as resilience, professional conduct/ behaviour and confidence.

Early Years Foundation Degree higher education at broxbourne

Students will be actively involved in a range of learning, teaching and assessments as part of the Foundation Degree in Early Years.

Childcare & Early Years

Childcare and Education Level 3

Students will learn about different perspectives on early years education, policy and practice, exploring play and learning and studying child development.

They will also learn about Special Education Needs & Disabilities (SEND), managing wellbeing, leadership and management and collaborative practice.

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Construction

Construction Skills Level 1 study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will gain an understanding of the construction industry and the skills required for a career in construction.

The course offers students the opportunity to learn invaluable skills, especially focusing on developing confidence, ability to take risks with their work, developing basic knowledge of construction, H&S and developing hands skill practice.

The course also has a focus on helping the students to decide on the right course or area within Construction trades to pursue moving forward with elements of all the main trades covered within the course so that students have the chance to test their skills in a variety of areas.

Property Maintenance Operative Level 2

Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction Level 3 t-level at broxbourne This course offers students a mixture of classroom learning and on-the-job experience during an industry placement of at least 45 days.

Students will also have access to guest speakers and industry experts visiting and taking classes, employer set projects, site visits, relevant field trips and industry placements on live sites out in the world of work.

Students will study a wide variety of modules as part of the course, learning skills in health and safety, construction methods, project management, risk management, digital engineering techniques and the business and commerce side of the construction industry.

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This apprenticeship will help provide students with valuable skills and experience in the construction and built environment sector, where properties across a variety of sectors require maintenance to keep them in a safe working condition, and to optimise their quality or performance.

Students will also learn how to support the planning, preparation and delivery of property maintenance tasks and about the creation of safe working environments.

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Brick Mason • Tile Setter Flooring Installer • Surveyor Painter • Safety Manager Concrete Finisher • Roofer 32

Creative Media Production Film and TV Level 3

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study programme at broxbourne

This course is an introduction to many different skills for those who want to explore their interest and gain experience in the world of music, media, performing and production arts.

Students on this course will study key elements of media production, including lighting, sound, camerawork, directing, producing, writing, editing, planning, academic writing, interactive media and website development.

Students on the course will study key elements of production including camerawork, editing, directing, lighting, set design, scriptwriting, music production and performance.

This course is designed as a pathway for students to go on to higher levels of study in any one of these areas and acts as a first step towards a career in the creative industries.

Creative Media Production Film and TV Level 2

Students will also learn key transferable skills including creativity, critical thinking, teamwork, communication, problem solving, emotional intelligence, self-reflection, leadership skills and project management.

The course will also provide access to excellent facilities such as our industry standard TV Studio and tutors with specialisms in production, editing and cinematography.

Creative Media

Introduction to Creative Industries Level 1

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Students on this course will learn the basic skills needed to pursue a career in the media production industry, including sessions on lighting, sound, camerawork, directing, producing, writing, editing, planning, academic writing, interactive media and website development.

Students will be able to work on live briefs that give them the opportunity to develop their work experience and allow them to generate a portfolio of work that can be added to their showreels which will enable them to find industry-based work.

Students attended a multi-cam workshop hosted by industry leader; ScreenSkills.

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Content Creator • Screenwriter Media Researcher • Sound Technician Production Assistant • Camera Operator Production Runner • Location Manager 33

Creative Media

Creative Media Production Level 4/5 higher education at broxbourne

This course is designed to equip students with the skills, knowledge and understanding necessary to achieve high performance in the global creative media production environment.

This course will provide the base for students to move into careers in a variety of areas, including sound media, visual effects, motion graphics, web & app development, games development, journalism and film & television.

The course will also enable students to understand the local, regional and global context of creative media production and, for those students with a global outlook, to aspire to international career pathways.

Students will have the opportunity to work with multi-camera TV studio equipment and replicate real-world live TV shooting scenarios for a realistic sense of how the industry works.

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This course has been developed working with industry partners to provide students with the best platform to pursue a career within the digital industries, consisting across T-Levels with students splitting their time on the course between classroom based study (80%) and industry placement (20%) Students will develop skills and knowledge within programming, data management, security, software development and tackling emerging issues within the digital space.

Student will also work on key employability skills including planning, communication and project and time management skills, both through the classroom work and placement to best prepare students for their future career within the field.

Digital Technologies Level 4/5 higher education at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn a variety of skills preparing them for work within the digital industry. Key areas covered include programming, website design and development, cyber security and software development.

The course will also look into topics such as analytics, app development, business intelligence, while also helping students to build personal skills such as pitching, negotiation and professional practice.

Transferable skills also make up a key part of the course with critical thinking skills and team working also making up a large part of the course.

Digital Technologies

Digital Production, Design and Development Level 3 t-level at broxbourne

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Web Developer • QA Technician Security Specialist • Systems Analyst Programmer • User Experience Designer 35

Electrical Installations

Electrical Installations Level 1

Electrical Installations Level 2

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study programme at broxbourne

This course will provide students with a hands-on practical approach, learning essential skills and techniques.

Students will be taught about the safe and correct way to install wiring and terminals, fabrication techniques for electrical installations, site preparation, and electrical science and technology.

This course covers a range of topics and tasks to help prepare students for industry requirements, with both practical and theory elements.

Alongside this, you will also learn about the structure of the construction industry and environmental and sustainability measures when working in a domestic setting.

Students will also learn essential transferable skills including time and workload management, hand skill developments and developing the numeracy and literacy skills required to pursue a career in the industry.

Students will learn about the principles of electrical science, electrical installation technology, installation of wiring systems, as well as learning industry relevant health and safety and communication practices. Students will also learn how to install power and lighting circuits and work in both domestic and commercial environments.

The course also features lots of opportunities to work collaboratively with others, both with local employers and also with other departments across the college to support projects and activities.

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Commercial Electrician Residential Electrician Automotive Electrician 36

Electrical Installations

Electrical Installation and Maintenance Level 2

Electrical Installations Level 3

apprenticeship at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

Apprentices on this course will learn how to install, maintain and repair electrical systems in industrial, commercial and domestic environments.

This course helps prepare students for a career in the Electrical Installation industry, with course content being shaped by industry standard practice and requirements.

Students will also learn how to work in both indoor and outdoor settings, as well as studying electrical equipment and systems which may include switchboards, motors, cables, fuses, thermal relays, fault current protection switches, heating, lighting, air conditioning and metering equipment as well as crime and fire alarm systems and renewable energy technologies.

Topics covered on the course include the principles of electrical science, fault diagnosis and rectification, inspection, testing and commissioning, electrical systems design and career awareness in building services engineering.

This is also an advanced qualification that will contain Maths to the equivalent of an A-Level standard and there is a focus on design work and research.

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Engineering and Welding

Engineering - Manufacturing Technology Level 2

Engineering Level 3

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Students will build knowledge and skills in hand-fitting, basic turning and basic milling operations.

Students on this course will learn about the principles of engineering and how to deliver engineering processes safely as a team member. Students will study engineering product design and manufacture and learn about applied commercial and quality principles in engineering.

Students will also build a portfolio of evidence using parts manufactured in a well-equipped industry standard engineering workshop.

Students will also learn about working in the engineering sector, maintenance of mechanical systems and manufacturing secondary machining processes.

Students on this course will develop the skills needed to enter a career in the Engineering field.

General Welder Level 2 apprenticeship at partner location

Students on this course will be taught the fundamental principals of two different welding processes producing a series of fillet welded joints on two different types of material. Their welding will be required to meet industry standards.

This apprenticeship provides a foundation level of skills and enables students to work in general steelwork environments and on welding production lines with minimum supervision.

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The course also helps to build key employability skills valued by the Engineering industry, including cognitive and problem-solving skills, collaborative working, self-management, adaptability and self-monitoring and evaluation.

Plate Welding Level 3 apprenticeship at partner location

On this course, students will be taught the advanced principles of four different welding processes producing a series of fillet and butt welded joints in all welding positions. Students on this course will also learn how to work on complex structures independently.

Apprentices will learn welding techniques that will be required to meet the industry standard and prepare students for their future careers.

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Materials Engineer • Electrical Engineer Manufacturing Engineer Mechanical Engineer Biomedical Engineer 38

English

Aysegul, ESOL student, receives her completion certificate.

GCSE English broxbourne or ware

Students on this course will learn a variety of English skills that will help them to access more options in their future, whether that be in Higher Education, further career opportunities or just in day to day life.

Students will learn skills in comprehension, analysis of language and writer methods, evaluation, summary, comparison, writing structure and creative writing.

The course will also give students the opportunity to explore a wide variety of texts and themes in classes, as well as exploring the use of English in genres ranging from historical texts to modern crime novels.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) broxbourne or ware

Our ESOL courses are designed to help people gain a better understanding of English, through speaking, reading and written forms.

Students will learn how to correctly use punctuation, paragraphs, grammar, sentence structure, tenses and language features for both formal and informal reading and writing.

The course will also teach students to extend their vocabulary and practise their spoken English in role playing exercises and group discussions.

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Fashion

Fashion, Business and Retail Level 2

Fashion, Business and Retail Level 3

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study programme at ware

This course will cover the whole process of the fashion supply chain from design conception, trend forecasting, research, identifying market levels and sustainability through to its end destination, whether retail environment or online shop.

This course explores the fashion retail industry as a whole, so students gain an understanding of the fundamental areas from head office to point of sale.

Students will learn about a variety of areas and their application to the industry including buying, design, sales branding and social media, as well as learning an overview of modern fashion business functions and retail practice, roles and basic business strategies for retail.

Practical elements such as prop-making, photography and 3D scale model are also part of the course, preparing you for the modern fashion industry.

Students will develop a strong foundation for many careers and develop key creative and academic skills working to industry related assignments.

This includes studying modules ranging from photography and promotion to buying and retail management.

Students will also receive a wide range of feedback from industry professionals working in the heart of London to continue to support their professional learning.

Students presented their sustainable garments at the Isabel Hospice Fashion Show.

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Fashion Photographer • Retail Buyer Retail Management • Props Buyer Wardrobe Assistant • Fashion Designer Fashion Blogger • Merchandising 40

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This course will cover visual studies, drawing and mixed media techniques, fashion illustration, textile studies, historical and contemporary studies, pattern and garment production and upcycling, styling and photographing the end product.

Students will also learn how to construct a garment from design stage to specification drawing, through to pattern development and garment production, as well as the promotion of the completed product and considerations needed to reach a consumer market.

Fashion

Fashion Level 3

Practical elements such as making prototype/sample garments will allow students to gain multiple skills in the use of industrial and domestic machinery and in using a variety of materials and processes.

Students designed and created sustainable garments following the theme ‘Alice in Wonderland’ using donations from the Isabel Hospice.

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Fine Art

Fine Art Level 3

Fine Art Level 4/5

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This course will provide students with the opportunity to experience and learn new skills in a range of art specialisms in fine art including, drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, photography, illustration, installation and art history.

Students on this course will gain skills on a wide range of artistic approaches and processes, including printmaking, life drawing, textiles, jewellery, mix-media exploration, photography/ lens media and 3D design.

Students will be taught to research, develop, experiment and reflect to support individual ideas and project work.

Students will gain experience of working independently and on collaborative projects with other students and will have the opportunity to curate exhibitions in our own David Gentleman Gallery and externally. Students will learn about branding and how to market themselves, enabling them to progress into employment in the creative industries.

The course will give students the confidence to work independently to reach their creative potential.

Hiten, Fine Art student, showcased his final major project at the UAL’s Origins Exhibition in London.

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Art Therapist • Ceramics Designer Commercial Gallery Manager • Illustrator Community Art Worker • Concept Artist Conservator • Exhibition Designer 42

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Students on this course will learn the skills and understanding involved in the process of developing a video game, preparing students for future employment within the industry, while studying within a gaming studio style environment.

The course will also help students build up a portfolio of work, both digital and traditional, that will enable them to present their work to employers and Higher Education providers on completion of the course.

Games Design and Animation Level 4/5

Games Design and Development Level 6 higher education at ware

This university level course combines all the aspects of theory, practice and technology essential to a career in the games design or development industries.

Students will learn games design as well as programming and get the chance to discover the creative aspects of the games industry through practical projects.

They will also have the opportunity to specialise in designing, programming or modelling and animation and build a broad range of skills with a general games design and development degree.

Games Design

Games Design Level 3

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Students on this course will be working on live briefs from the gaming industry, providing students with the necessary game development, designing, animating and scripting skills.

Students will work with a variety of industry leaders including Rare, InTwo Games and Kitbash 3D. The course focuses on developing students’ core artistic, design and technical skills including the creation of animation rigging and game content using Unity, Autodesk Maya, and the Adobe Creative Suite.

Games Design student, Riley, won HRC’s annual gaming competition.

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Games Developer • Concept Artist Applications Developer • Artworker Software Engineer • QA Tester Multimedia Programmer • Game Artist 43

Graphic Design

Grace, Foundation Degree Graphic Design student with her final major project ‘The Good Stuff’.

Graphic Design Level 3 study programme at ware

Graphic Design Level 4/5

Students on this course will gain a broad understanding of the field of graphic design and learn the importance of developing and communicating ideas and creative thinking within the industry.

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Students will work on a variety of projects to help encourage creative exploration, including books, typography and letter forms, advertising and branding, print media, moving image and digital interaction.

Students will take part in a number of vocational projects, challenging them to provide design solutions in the areas of advertising, branding, digital illustration, editorial design and packaging, as well as exploring new and emerging media

The course will also look at areas including idea generation, print room practice and development of students communication skills to prepare them for a career in industry.

This course also emphasises the personal development and employability of the student, with a focus placed on areas such as employer engagement, working on live briefs, guest speakers and study trips.

This course focuses on developing students’ creative and technical skills to provide a strong foundation for a career in the creative industries.

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Creative Director • Graphic Designer User Experience Designer • Art Director Product Artist • Product Development Multimedia Design • Web Design 44

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This course allows students to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and career progression in hair and beauty.

Students will develop essential industry skills such as an awareness of health and safety, customer care and communication skills. Students will also develop specialist hairdressing and beauty therapy technical knowledge such as assisting with skin and hand care, reception duties and setting and dressing hair.

The course also emphasises developing personal skills such as good communication, professional behaviour, good time management and organisational skills that will help students prepare for further study and employment.

Women’s Hairdressing Level 2 study programme at ware

This course gives students real work-based experience led by professional teaching staff from within the industry to ensure that the course meets the needs of the modern salon environment.

Students on the course will learn techniques including shampooing, cutting, styling, perming and colouring.

Students will also gain interpersonal skills needed for a career in the industry including reception duties, completing a consultation and client communication skills.

Barbering Level 2 study programme at ware

This course provides students with real work-based experience led by professional teaching staff from within the industry to ensure that the course meets the needs of the modern salon environment.

Students will learn techniques including basic cutting skills, basic cutting of facial hair, colouring, styling and shampooing.

Students will also learn about industry critical interpersonal skills such as reception duties and creating displays for promotional opportunities, as well as communication and customer services skills.

Hairdressing and Barbering

Hair and Beauty Level 1

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Salon Manager • Shampoo Technician Small Business Owner • Stylist Colourist • Barber 45

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Hair Professional Level 2 apprenticeship at ware

This apprenticeship will provide students with valuable skills and experience in the hairdressing industry, helping to build their CV and employment prospects on completion of the course.

Apprentices will learn about consultation, shampooing, conditioning and treating the hair and scalp, cut and colouring using a range of techniques.

This course takes place in the work environment, giving apprentices the opportunity to develop their practical skills and the understanding needed to succeed in professional roles within the industry.

Women’s Hairdressing Level 3 study programme at ware

This course offers students the chance to achieve a high standard of advanced skills and employability in a state of the art, real working salon, in readiness for employment.

A client-focussed course, students will learn a range of employable hairdressing services, whilst also gaining the softer skills vital to successful employment in the beauty industry, such as personal development, team work, independent working, client care and communication skills.

Health and Social Care Level 3

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

Students will learn about the range of service roles within health and social care, early-years and childcare. Students will also gain an understanding of the duty of care required in the industry, learn how to encourage healthy eating and the importance of child development.

Students will develop the skills needed for a career in the Health and Social Care industry, while having the opportunity to gain relevant work experience in the sector.

Students will learn about communicating within the industry and the importance of leisure and social activities in the health and social care field.

Health and Social Care Level 2

This course consists of modules covering Equality, Diversity and Rights, Health and Safety, Anatomy and Physiology, Infection Control, Personalisation and Safeguarding.

Students will learn transferable skills that can be taken into any career, including communication, organisation, teamwork and interpersonal skills.

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Students will have the opportunity to take part in real work experience, allowing them to develop the skills needed for a career in the Health and Social Care industry.

This course consists of modules covering Equality and Diversity, Infection Control, Health and Safety, Creative and Therapeutic Activities, Food and Nutrition and Life Span Development.

Health & Social Care

Health and Social Care Level 1

Students will also build communication, organisational and team working skills that will help the student in their further study or employment.

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Social Worker • Personal Assistant Care Worker • Occupational Therapist Community Support Worker 47

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Nursing and Midwifery Level 3

Psychosocial Studies Level 3

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Students on this course will gain the knowledge and skills required to progress onto Higher Education.

This course provides students with the skills, knowledge and understanding that will allow them to progress onto Higher Education.

Students will complete a wide range of modules covering subjects such as safeguarding, mental health and illness, human anatomy and physiology.

This course is flexible for students as it consists of approximately two days a week in college, completing a combination of classroom-based study as well as additional blended/home learning.

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Students will complete mandatory modules including sociology, psychology and counselling.

Optional modules cover subjects including social policy and criminology.

This course is flexible for students as it consists of approximately two days a week in college, completing a combination of classroom-based study as well as additional blended/home learning.

Professional Cookery Level 3

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

This course is designed to help students learn the basic craft skills of food preparation and service needed to pursue a career in the industry.

This course teaches students about the latest approach to food safety, health and safety legislation and current industry practices and trends.

The course will cover core principles of cooking including learning how to plan, prepare, cook and present a wide variety of dishes to replicate the experience of working in a professional kitchen.

Students will learn how to prepare, cook and present a range of complex patisserie and confectionery items to a high standard, specialising and developing skills in these areas in a real working environment.

Students will also learn the key principles of food service including customer service, cocktail making and barista training.

Professional Cookery Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

The course will also include work experience, visits and demonstrations from professionals which will help students develop their understanding of their practice and prepare them for future study or employment.

Hospitality

Hospitality Level 1

The course is designed to help students to further broaden their knowledge of food preparation and service skills to prepare them for a career in the industry, learning how to plan, prepare, cook and present a wide variety of dishes while getting the experience of working in a professional kitchen.

Students will learn specific skills including knife technique, butchery and fishmongery as well as cooking methods such as braising, roasting and frying. The course will also teach key industry skills such as food hygiene and health and safety.

Catering student, Tijen, won an award at the London Excel’s Hotel, Restaurant and Catering Show for her sugar-craft flowers.

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Hotel Management • Baker Restaurant Manager • Chef • Barista Customer Service • Food Inspector Public House Manager • Bar Service 49

Inclusive Learning

Learning for Living Entry Level 1

Preparation for Progression Entry Level 2

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inclusive learning at ware

This course prepares students for a successful transition from school to college, supported by Transition Workers where appropriate.

This course is for students to develop confidence through themed days relating to personal independence, community and diversity and health & wellbeing.

Students will work with college staff to learn new routines and take part in activities within the college and in the community; follow instructions to keep themselves safe and gradually building up ways to become more independent.

The course also features a vocational options day, where students can work in environments relating to vocational areas of interest, learning relevant skills and behaviours, whilst engaging with the language and knowledge typical of that vocation.

The areas of learning are split into Health and Wellbeing, Community, Tutorial, Vocational Options and Enrichment.

Students are also exposed to a wide variety of community experiences both in leisure and services, work experience placements and vocational options to ensure they have a chance to express themselves and their interests in these areas.

Students will also have the opportunity to gain experience through work experience placements and vocational options to ensure they have a chance to express themselves and their interests in these areas.

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Community Engagement • Employability Independent Living • Work Experience Vocational Skills 50

Certificate for Progression Level 1

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inclusive learning at ware

This course will help students with learning difficulties to settle into the college environment and form positive relationships with staff and peers.

Students on this course will learn key employment and vocational skills to prepare them for the future. This course acts as a supported introduction to college, helping students with learning difficulties and disabilities to make the transition to college.

Students will receive personalised learning and social support to develop their confidence, communication and independence Qualifications, including English, maths and digital skills, will help them progress on to vocational courses, volunteering or a supported internship.

Students will also take part in group work experience placement to develop confidence and employment skills, with a focus on deciding on and working towards progression routes, employability and wider social skills.

Students will learn how to communicate effectively, work independently or as part of a team, improve their English, Maths and IT skills and develop practical everyday skills in areas including budgeting, healthy living and independent living.

Supported Internship Entry Level 3/Level 1 inclusive learning at ware

Supported internships are structured study courses based primarily at an employer. They are intended to enable young people with learning difficulties and/or disabilities to achieve sustainable, paid employment by equipping them with the skills they need for work through learning in the workplace.

Inclusive Learning

Certificate in Progression Entry Level 3

Students complete a personalised study programme which includes tutorial and pastoral support, this includes English and maths to an appropriate level.

Students showcased their wildlife themed artwork at the Kings Mead in Ware.

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Information Technology

Information Technology Level 1

Information Technology Level 2

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study programme at broxbourne

The course provides students with a strong foundation of soft and core skills needed to pursue a career in the Information Technology industry.

This course gives students the key skills needed to gain employment in the Information Technology industry.

Students will learn organisational skills, how to work with others, how to research and present digital information, application of digital communication technologies, how to use spreadsheet software (Excel), how to create a website, how to create a promotional video and how to create a 3D animation.

Students will learn transferable skills including communication skills, problem solving and public speaking.

The course will cover areas including IT support, computer graphics and IT security, as well as using a range of software applications to produce databases, animations and computer games. Students will also be able to report on business applications of information technologies.

Students will learn transferable skills including how to organise their work, how to work in a team with others, communication skills, problem solving, public speaking and how to plan a task or project and see it through to completion.

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Marketing

Marketing Level 3 study programme at broxbourne

This course has been developed in consultation with employers and professional bodies to ensure that it provides the best preparation for students in their future marketing careers.

Students will learn about careers in marketing, marketing principles, customer communications, applying digital marketing, branding products and services and generating customer loyalty.

Students will also develop skills in problem solving, critical thinking, generating creative solutions and interpersonal skills, all vital for a career in marketing.

Students organised and hosted a pop-up stall to raise funds for the Isabel Hospice.

Students pitched their business ideas to guest ‘investors’ in HRC’s very own Dragon’s Den.

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Public Relations Manager Brand Manager • Market Researcher Content Marketing Officer Market Analyst • Sales Manager 53

Maths

Maths Functional Skills at broxbourne or ware

Students on this course improve their basic Maths skills to help with their day to day lives and increase future employment and education opportunities.

The topics covered will be commonplace in both work and at home and will provide students with the confidence to complete mathematical problems independently.

On this course, students will cover fractions, percentages, ratios, area, perimeter, volume and converting units of measurement.

Maths Level 1 at broxbourne or ware

The course offers progression from our entry level qualifications and will help students to progress onto GCSE maths.

This course builds on the knowledge gained at entry level and will introduce students to topics such as percentage and fraction calculations, currency conversion, metric units and volume, amongst other topics.

We deliver Maths lessons for NHS employees.

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GCSE Maths at broxbourne or ware

A GCSE Maths qualification is fundamental for employment and education prospects and has become an essential requirement by most employers seeking to recruit new staff.

Students on this course will learn about the five key areas of the GCSE Maths programme, which includes numbers, algebra, ratios and proportion, geometry and measure and statistics and probability.

The course is assessed by three final exams which are externally assessed by the awarding body.

Hair and Media Make Up Level 2

Hair and Media Make Up Level 3

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study programme at ware

This course will enable students to develop the skills essential for employment in the hair and media make-up industry, working in a salon, theatre, music venue or any media setting.

This course equips students with all the required elements to work effectively as a professional theatrical media make-up artist.

Topics covered include face and body art, day, evening and special occasion make-up, fashion and photographic make-up, creative hairdressing and style.

Students will also be able to take part in live projects and events throughout the course, as well as being a part of workshops run by leading names in the industry.

Students will learn about health and safety practice, client care and communication, airbrush make-up to the face, camouflage make-up, media make-up, fashion and photographic make-up, style and fit postiche and the application of prosthetic pieces and bald caps.

Students will also be able to further develop their understanding and skills by selecting a number of optional specialist units which include: eyelash perming, bridal hair and cutting hair.

Media & Theatrical Make Up

Students explored their creativity when producing designs for Halloween.

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Hair Stylist • Make Up Artist Special Effects Artist •Salon Manager

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Motor Vehicle

Motor Vehicle Level 1

Auto Care Technician Level 2

study programme at broxbourne

apprenticeship at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn the key skills needed for a career in the motor trade, such as vehicle maintenance, working on electrical systems, wheel and tyre construction and learning about other systems within a vehicle.

This apprenticeship teaches the technician how to service and repair light vehicles such as cars and vans and learn how to work either in dealerships which focus on a particular manufacturer, or in an independent garage which deals with many different makes of vehicles.

Students will also learn key employability skills including communication, problem-solving, good work ethic, and time management.

Motor Vehicle Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

Students will focus on a variety of modules which are designated by the National Occupational Standards developed by the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI).

These include chassis technology, engine technology, electrical and electronic technology, along with general aspects of the motor industry.

The apprentice will work on all the systems found within the vehicle.

The day-to-day work ranges from replacing simple parts through to solving complex faults with the use of diagnostic methods and equipment. The tasks faced are constantly changing, driven by the introduction of ever more complex technologies and diagnostic techniques.

The apprentice will also learn to work independently but also operate as an effective team member and have good customer service skills.

Within these subjects, students will also learn key employability skills such as problem solving, communication and time keeping.

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Music Performance and Production Level 3

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will develop both performance and production skills including composing within Logic Pro X, sequencing, song writing and creating soundtracks for theatre and film.

Students on this course will learn skills in performance and production with industry-grade equipment, software and spaces including our Mac Suite, rehearsal spaces, production and recording studios, to enable them to hone their skills in performance, recording and production.

Students will use industry standard equipment in our recording studio, learning from and working with tutors with extensive industry experience, as well as learning key transferable skills such as creative thinking, ability to plan and collaborate and time management.

This course covers a variety of topics which will help students to progress into further study or industry employment including music composition, contextual research and a group performance to an audience.

Music

Music Performance and Production Level 2

Students will also develop the necessary collaborative skills to enable them to gain a good grasp on the requirements for industry in different areas of the sector.

Music Performance and Production students will gain vital work-related experience including preparing for and involvement in performance and production at college gigs and local events. Our Music Performance and Production students regularly collaborate with each other in project groups and across other subjects.

Students produced and performed their final major projects in the Michael Morpurgo Theatre.

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Music Producer • Recording Engineer Tour Manager • Booking Agent • Singer Music Publicist • Sound Engineer Composer • Music Therapist 57

Performing Arts

Performing and Production Arts Level 2

Performing and Production Arts Level 3

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

This course focuses on an introduction to the world of performing arts both on stage and behind stage. The course focuses on creativeness and developing basic skills in different performance styles such as movement, acting and vocal delivery.

Students on this course will learn performance skills in a variety of ways through projects covering different stimuli, practitioners and style of theatre.

The course also allows students to gain confidence with their ability in a practical and theoretical sense by developing their research skills and writing ability.

Students will participate in a variety of shows throughout the year to develop skills in acting, dance, physical theatre and vocal delivery. Students will also be involved in all aspects that go into putting a show on including all the production roles involved.

Students will perform in our professional theatre as well as visiting local schools to tour the Theatre in Education Project and will also participate in drama, vocal and dance classes to develop practical skills alongside the projects.

Students will gain valuable experience producing their own shows, planning all elements as well as the production roles needed.

Students produced and performed their own musical ‘A Night Full Of Stars’.

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Set Designer • Actor • Singer Technician • Dancer • Sound Designer Stage Crew • Choreographer Lighting Designer 58

Performing Arts

Students performed ‘Heathers the Musical’ in our Michael Morpurgo Theatre.

Performing Arts Level 4/5

Performing Arts Level 6

higher education at broxbourne

Students will be able to learn a variety of professional performance and creative skills on this university level course, underpinned by theory, critical research, evaluative reflection and practical workshops/performances both in the traditional theatre space as well as the untraditional space.

Students on this course will focus on developing techniques in drama, dance, singing and creativity by introducing different practitioners and performance styles.

This will be underpinned by theory, research, development and practical workshops/performances both in the traditional theatre space as well as the untraditional space.

Students will also be introduced to realistic professional employment opportunities by meeting with industry professionals who also attend student performances and provided feedback.

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Students will also learn transferable skills that will help in all employment opportunities with performing arts such as problem solving, creative thinking, group skills, leadership and project management.

The year culminates in a large-scale, student-led theatre production.

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Photography

Photography Level 3 study programme at ware

Students on this course will have the opportunity to develop the technical skills needed to pursue a career in photography.

Some of the areas covered in the course include lighting, night photography, butterfly working and backgrounds, as well as learning about photo composition and working with visual elements.

Students will also develop skills in photography editing, working on professional quality equipment and software to perfect their work, as well as developing communication and collaborative skills to help with their future study and employment.

Photography Level 4/5 higher education at ware

This course allows students to develop their technical skills and foster their creative and independent practice.

Students will learn how to use the SLR, DSLR, photographic studio and darkroom.

Students will also study lighting ratios and learn about various lighting equipment, health and safety in the studio, building and maintaining client relationships and shooting and editing moving image.

The course will also allow students to explore the world of photography further, through researching photography history and materials/processes application, as well as exploring ways of presenting design ideas using digital media.

HND Photography student, Ben, showcased his final major project at the UAL’s Origins Exhibition in London.

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Videographer • Portrait Photographer Photo Journalist • Multimedia Specialist Editor • Television Camera Operator 60

study programme at partner location

This course is for students wanting to learn the basic skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in plumbing.

Students will learn essential underpinning knowledge including health and safety, working with copper and plastic pipework, installation of plumbing systems, drainage maintenance and environmental technologies.

Plumbing Level 2 study programme at partner location

Students on this course will gain the skills needed for a career in the plumbing industry.

On the course, students will learn about how to fit a full bathroom suite, how to cut and measure pipework, fitting guttering, installation of cold water systems and hot water cylinders and rules and regulation relevant to the industry.

Students will also be supported through the course to gain work experience, as well as receiving careers advice and guidance to help them into employment on completion of the course.

Plumbing and Heating Level 2 study programme at partner location

This course requires students to be working alongside a qualified plumber and building up a portfolio of work in a professional setting, as well as prospective students having already completed either the Level 2 or Level 3 qualification in plumbing.

Plumbing

Plumbing Level 1

Gas Engineering Operative Level 3 apprenticeship at partner location

Students on this course will learn the necessary skills needed to safely install, commission, decommission and services and repair gas appliances.

Students will learn gas and electrical theories and procedures to support this work, as well as learning underpinning mechanical principles, energy efficiency advice and guidance, product knowledge.

Students will also learn underpinning knowledge needed for work in the industry, such as health and safety legislation and implementation as well as environmental regulations.

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Pipe Fitter • Plumbing Technician Gas Service Technician • Steamfitter Pipe Layer • Domestic Plumber Commercial Plumber 61

Science

GCSE Science

Initial Year - Sports Science Level 4

gcse at broxbourne

GCSE Science course content is split into life and environmental sciences and physical sciences which contains connections between areas of biology, physics and chemistry.

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GCSE Science is fundamental for many prospects and is considered a valuable asset by employers and for progression onto university or further study.

Students will learn about core scientific principles, as well as studying areas including sports therapy, sports development and coaching and sports exercise science.

This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge needed to progress onto full degree courses within the Science field.

Applied Science Level 3 study programme at broxbourne

This course will mainly take place in laboratories, where students will undertake ‘hands-on’ practical investigations in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Forensics.

Students will complete an industry placement, independent study and attend tutorials.

Students who complete the course over two years, will be considered to hold the equivalent to three A-Levels.

Initial Year - Biomedical and Healthcare Science Level 4 higher education at broxbourne

This course is designed to consolidate and develop existing levels of knowledge to allow students to progress onto full degree courses within the Science field.

Students will learn about core scientific principles, as well as studying areas including pharmacology, nursing, midwifery, paramedic science and biochemistry.

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Environmental Scientist • Epidemiologist Forensic Scientist • Anthropologist Psychologist • Survey Researcher Biologist • Geographer • Physicist 62

study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will be completing a combination of both theory and practical based work.

This course includes a variety of units that will provide students with an insight into the various sectors included with the sports industry. These include sports nutrition, business in sport and instructing physical activity.

Students will also study and partake in a variety of team sports to develop their skills, technique and tactical awareness.

Sport and Exercise Science Level 3 study programme at broxbourne

This course combines practical and theory elements to provide students with the skills needed to prepare them for a career in the Sport industry.

Sport

Sport and Exercise Level 2

Students on the course will be completing a combination of both theory and practical based work. Students will study units that will provide them with an insight into the various sectors included within the sports industry including sports nutrition, business in sport and instructing physical activity.

Students will also study and partake in a variety of team sports to develop your skills, technique and tactical awareness.

Gym facilities at Broxbourne Campus.

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Sports Coaching • Events Manager Sports Scientist • Fitness Instructor Physiologist • Physiotherapist Sports Masseuse 63

Sport

Sport and Physical Activity Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Affiliated Level 3 study programme at broxbourne

This course is part of our collaboration with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club to offer elite training and sports qualifications delivered by Tottenham Hotspur Global Football Development coaches.

Students will develop their physical fitness, team-building and communication skills while receiving daily technical training in preparation for matches in a highly competitive football league.

Sport Coaching Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Affiliated Level 2 study programme at broxbourne

This course is part of our collaboration with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club to offer elite training and sports qualifications delivered by Tottenham Hotspur Global Football Development coaches.

Students will complete a professionally structured training programme, gaining valuable experience within a disciplined academy set-up, structured to replicate realistic environments, including pre-season fitness testing and end of season performance analysis.

Students enrolled on the course will benefit from allocated use of the Club’s top of the range training facilities, opportunities to play against selected UK and international teams in league and cup competitions and a chance to gain extra qualifications such as first aid and child protection.

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Students enrolled on the course will benefit from allocated use of the Club’s top of the range training facilities, opportunities to play against selected UK and international teams in league and cup competitions and the opportunity to gain extra qualifications such as first aid and child protection.

apprenticeship at broxbourne

This apprenticeship will provide students with experience working across all age ranges and learners, supporting the class teacher to enhance learners’ progress and development either in groups or individually.

Students will ensure that learners understand their work, know their learning objectives and display positive learning behaviours in order to make progress.

They will deliver individual and small group teaching and apply a range of strategies to support learners of different abilities under the professional direction and supervision of a qualified teacher. Students may support learners with special educational needs and disabilities and learners with social, emotional and mental health vulnerabilities.

Education and Training Level 4 higher education at broxbourne

This course is an initial teaching qualification which has a teaching/ training practice requirement.

Students will learn how to develop an integrated approach to the theory and practice of teaching, analyse principles of learning, teaching, assessment and evaluation and develop and effectively use a range of teaching and learning resources to include e-learning.

Students will also have opportunities to have contact with a diverse range of HRC colleagues acting as guest speakers.

They will deliver talks and Q&As on their specific specialism, for example Student Services, Learning Support etc., which will provide them with an insight into the different sectors the qualification could open up for the student.

Teacher Training

Teaching Assistant Level 3

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Teacher Training

Quality Assurance Level 4 higher education at broxbourne

This course is a one-year, part-time course which offers an award qualification for internal quality assurers.

Students on the course will learn how to understand the principles and practices of internally assuring the quality of assessment, as well as gaining an understanding of how to Internally assure the quality of assessment.

The course also provides flexible training hours to suit the students own work and personal commitments, as well as allowing them to work in the sector whilst completing the qualification.

Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) Level 5 higher education at ware

This course is a two year, part-time course which leads to an initial teaching qualification for those who teach or intend to teach in the education and training sector.

Students on the course will undertake group learning activities to develop their knowledge and understanding, as well as learning how to plan and deliver teaching and learning sessions.

Students will also learn how to reflect critically on a range of professional issues and practices and take responsibility for identifying their own continuing professional development.

Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) Level 6 higher education at ware

This course is a two-year, part-time university level course which leads to an initial teaching qualification for those who teach or intend to teach in the education and training sector.

Students will learn about developing a professional development portfolio, policy and curriculum issues and research and scholarship for the development of subject specialist expertise.

Students will also have opportunities to have contact with a diverse range of HRC colleagues who will deliver talks and masterclasses on their specific specialism, for example Student Services, Learning Support, which will provide students with an insight into the different sectors the qualification could lead them to.

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Travel and Tourism Level 3

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

Students on this course will learn a wide range of skills that will support them to work in the travel and tourism industry, including learning about worldwide travel destinations, effective customer service, building interpersonal skills and specific elements of the travel world such as the cruise industry.

Students on this course will learn a wide range of skills that will support them to work in the travel and tourism industry, including understanding promotions and sales campaigns, learning about the tourism sector (both domestic and international) and developing and delivering excellent customer service.

Students will also work in partnership with recognised travel companies and organisations who will help them to gain further understanding and work experience within the travel and tourism industry working with partners including Royal Caribbean, ABTA and Travel Counsellors.

Students will look at units covering the travel and tourism industry, destinations and business environments within which they operate.

The course also features the opportunity for study trips, with previous locations including New York, Krakow, Paris and Lisbon.

Travel and Tourism

Travel and Tourism Level 2

Students will also gain transferable knowledge and skills to prepare them for progression to university or work through work experience and working on live briefs within the tourism industry.

The course also helps students to work independently, research actively, develop their ability to present and be active members of a team.

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Tour Manager • Hotel Management Holiday Representative • Travel Agent Tourist Information Officer • Cabin Crew 67

Uniformed Public Services

Uniformed Public Services Level 1

Uniformed Public Services Level 2

study programme at broxbourne

study programme at broxbourne

This course provides students a clear understanding of working within the Public Services through a mix of practical and theory-based learning.

This course will allow students to gain the essential skills and underpinning knowledge required for entering a career in the public services.

Students will learn the relevant knowledge and skills to join the Uniformed Public Services through modules including volunteering, employment skills and law.

Students will learn a variety of skills including outdoor survival skills, law and its application in the various public services and employment skills.

Students will also participate in work experience and volunteering.

Students will also be equipped with outdoor survival skills and take part in local activities and events as well as learn essential skills that are valued by employers within the industry.

Our teaching team all have specialised knowledge in the Uniformed Public Services and most have worked within the industry.

Uniformed Public Services Level 3 study programme at broxbourne

This course will cover a wide range of subjects including citizenship, behaviour and discipline in the Uniformed Public Services and leadership and teamwork.

The course also covers physical and mental health and wellbeing in the Uniformed Public Services. Our teaching team all have specialised knowledge in the Public Services and most have worked within the industry.

Students will also embark on outdoor activities and adventurous expeditions including a trip to take part in boot camp.

Students climbed Mount Snowdon in Wales as part of their expedition unit.

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Probation Officer • Paramedic Firefighter • Police Officer Substance Abuse Counsellor Bailiff • Coastguard 68

study programme at ware

Students on this course will develop a portfolio of work and employability skills to prepare them for further study and a career in this field.

The course covers a variety of topics, including creating window displays, prop making, scale drawing, promotion and marketing and interior design.

Students will also learn personal development skills such as critical thinking, communication and self-management which will prove essential to working within the creative industries.

Students will also have opportunities to produce and exhibit their work in purpose built studios, gallery spaces and glazed displays

Visual Merchandising Foundation Degree higher education at ware

This course focuses on developing creative and technical skills which provide a strong foundation for a career in the creative industries.

Students will learn the fundamentals of visual merchandising including display design, spatial design, fashion promotion and styling, customer behaviours, graphic design, marketing, and product promotion and styling.

The course also places an emphasis on personal development and employability within the creative industries, offering high profile live briefs and work placements from leading retail brands, as well as excellent industry feedback, guest speakers, study trips and overseas visits.

Visual Merchandising

Visual Merchandising Level 3

Students final major projects are showcased in our David Gentleman Gallery at the end of the year.

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Retail Assistant • Merchandising Analyst Store Planner • Retail Merchandiser Interior Design • Exhibition Designer 69

Visual Merchandising

Three Visual Merchandising students won awards through the British Display Society’s Centre of Excellence Competition.

Visual Merchandising, Styling and Promotion Level 6 higher education at ware

Students on this course will master a wide range of industry skills including, retail display, fashion styling and promotion, fashion branded spaces and graphic design.

Students will also develop expertise in visual merchandising, digital visual merchandising, spatial design and branding practices through a curriculum that explores the design process from conceptualisation through to realisation.

The course also gives students the opportunity to take part in industry live briefs with local community businesses, organisations, groups and head offices as well as prestigious national and international competitions and work placements from leading retail brands.

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Your Local College At HRC we are proud of our strong relationships with our local communities. We work closely with schools, employers and community partners to provide information, guidance and opportunities for the people in our local area.

Get in touch to find out more about how you can collaborate with HRC.

Employers HRC is proud to partner with an ever-increasing number of local employers. Partner employers may offer masterclasses to our students, advise us on course design or work with us to offer our students relevant, industry-based work experience. We are always keen to hear from local employers regarding sponsorship opportunities, projects we can be involved with or industry events that we can attend, or host. Our Apprenticeship team work with our partner employers to help them find the best employees for their business and provide ongoing support throughout the process. Training costs can also be used to upskill existing members of staff.

Contact our Apprenticeship team to find out more: 01992 411572/apprenticeship@hrc.ac.uk

Schools Our Schools Liaison Officer works closely with our local schools to ensure that all young people in our community are equipped with all the information that they require in order to make informed, positive choices regarding their future studies.

We work with schools to deliver a full programme of information including campus tours, taster sessions, careers carousels, assemblies and information sessions.

Contact our Schools Liaison Officer to find out more: 01992 411400/SchoolsandCommunity@hrc.ac.uk

Local Community HRC is fully committed to developing mutually beneficial and sustainable relationships within the communities that we serve and, in so doing, raising the aspirations of and improving the employment and life prospects of local people.

We have existing partnerships with a number of local community groups and are always keen to hear about new community projects or events that we can be involved in.

Contact our Community Liaison Officer to find out more: 01992 411400/SchoolsandCommunity@hrc.ac.uk 71

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