Barnsley College Careers Guide 2015

Barnsley College

Full-time and Apprenticeship Guide 2015

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Welcome to

Barnsley College

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

These pathways offer a more practical handson approach to learning, with a focus on course work rather than exams.

Available at different levels – from Entry Level to Level 5, they are nationally recognised qualifications, designed to prepare you for a job, help you progress your career or get a place at university.

Just get in touch if you would like further details: Tel: 01226 216 123 Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

Contents Page Principal’s welcome 4 College life 5 Money matters 6 Free bus services 7 Choosing the right course 8 The right level for you 9 A Levels 10 Apprenticeships 11 Barnsley Sports Academy 12 Support 13 Excellence Awards 14 Higher Education at University Campus Barnsley 16 Courses 17 Application form 130 Year 11 application process 131 Start your career in:

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Animal Care 18 Art and Design, Fashion 24 Business 30 Business Administration 36 Catering and Hospitality 40 48 Childcare Computing 52 Construction 58 Engineering 68 80 Essential Skills Foundation Learning (Positive Moves) 82 Hair and Beauty 84 Health and Social Care 94 Horticulture 98 Learning for Living and Work 102 Media 104 Music 108 Performing Arts 112 Public Services 116 Sport 120 Travel and Tourism 128

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Principal’s welcome Thank you for taking the time to read our latest prospectus. In a competitive job market, choosing the right college and programme of study to start your career journey can be very difficult decisions. There is a huge array of choices for young people today and it is more important than ever to make informed decisions about your future at an early stage.

Your career may seem a long way off but decisions made now can influence and affect your options later on. Not everyone starts at the same place or aims for the same destination, but I hope you will be reassured that whatever your existing achievements, we have a pathway to help you to achieve your ambitions.

A great deal of planning has gone into the College you see today. We continue to invest in our buildings and facilities to ensure that our students are learning in a suitable environment to allow them to make the best of their time at College.

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We want you to reach your potential and fulfil your ambitions, so we will challenge you academically, whilst at the same time, encourage you to make the most of your experience at College. We offer a wide range of enrichment and enterprise activities to inspire and motivate you as well as offering support and encouragement along the way.

I hope this guide will help you towards making choices for your future career. If there are still questions, we offer comprehensive Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) to ensure that you and your family are fully informed. I encourage you to visit one of our Open Evenings to see for yourself that we are a friendly and welcoming College with the widest selection of courses in the area.

We are proud of our outstanding status, but we will continue to improve and grow as a College, to be the very best we can. I hope you will join us on our journey.

Colin Booth Principal

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

College life Learner voice

Do you want to represent your fellow classmates? You can become a Course Representative and attend departmental learner forums. This is your chance to make changes to your course and College.

The Students’ Union The Students’ Union is located in the atrium on the lower ground floor at the Old Mill Lane campus. Come in and find out how you can get involved in College life. The Union run lots of activities, as well as a volunteering scheme.

Equality and Diversity

We celebrate the diversity of people who learn and work in the College.

We are opposed to any harassment or discrimination arising from: race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, disability, religion, faith or class. We will challenge any inappropriate behaviour or attitudes.

Enrichment

Our enrichment activities give you the opportunity to have some fun whilst developing your personal and social skills.

Activities include workshops, sport and sign language.

Enterprise

We encourage and support you to develop your enterprise skills and talents outside your course. We offer opportunities for you to improve your communication, team work, problem solving and creativity skills and provide support to set up a business through: • Entrepreneurial Master Classes with guests from industry sharing their experiences • Enterprise and Employability Workshops • Setting up your own business or social enterprise through iTrust www.iTrustBarnsley.co.uk Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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Money matters Guaranteed bursary

You could be entitled to financial support

If you are aged 16-18 and currently living on your own, or in care or are leaving care, you could be eligible for a bursary of up to £1,200 per year.

If your household income is less than £35,000**, you could be eligible for financial support from the Learning Support Fund to help with:

Childcare

Financial help towards the cost of childcare may be available in certain circumstances.

Travel

Printing costs

Laptop loans

Trips

Tuition fees

You will not have to pay tuition or exam fees if**

Food

• You are aged 16-18 on 31 August 2015 and studying a funded course • You receive certain benefits and are actively seeking employment • You are 19-23 years old and looking to study your first full Level 2 or Level 3 qualification **terms and conditions apply All tuition fee information is correct at the time of publication.

Did you know?

You don’t have to carry cash on you.

You can pick up an application form from Student Services

If you are aged 16-18, in full-time education and living in South Yorkshire you will be entitled to a student bus pass.

You can load money onto your student card and pay for food, drink and other items available at the College through our SWIPEit cashless system.

Any queries?

Student Services • Old Mill Lane • Room AG03 Tel: 01226 216 267 / 01226 216 114 Email: studentsupport@barnsley.ac.uk

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Essential equipment

If you are a young parent aged under 20 you can apply to Care to Learn for help with your childcare costs.

Earn to Learn

Fantastic work experience opportunities are available within College. You can earn a range of rewards, including: travel, food, trips, equipment, high street vouchers - even a haircut.

“Being an Earn to Learn volunteer is great for people who have some spare time and who might not be eligible for student funding. I would recommend the scheme to any student coming to College this year as it can benefit you in more ways than you think!”

Martin Braidley Former Earn to Learn volunteer

FREE BUS SERVICES We realise that getting to and from College may not be very easy for everyone which is why we have funded the following return bus routes for our students: Shelley > Barnsley College (Old Mill Lane campus) Stocksbridge via Penistone > Barnsley College (Old Mill Lane campus) Old Mill Lane campus > Wigfield Farm (Animal Care/Horticulture)

The bus routes are FREE for our students and operate on a first come, first served basis.

Each route will operate in the morning in order to get students into College before lessons start and a return service will be provided after lessons finish.

Please contact Student Services on Tel: 01226 216 267 for details of pick-up points and times.

Also available: • FREE travel for those with a household income of less than £35,000* (16-18 year olds).

• FREE local authority concessionary bus pass for students under the age of 18 (on 1 Sept 2015).

• DISCOUNTED bus travel on all Stagecoach services (20% off Megarider tickets). * Terms and conditions apply

Every care has been taken to ensure these bus routes are accurate at the time of print, however we cannot be held responsible for changes that occur.

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Choosing the right career pathway We have a dedicated team available to provide information on all of our courses and to help you to make the right choices about your future. The team are based at the Old Mill Lane campus.

Drop in: Monday – Thursday Friday

9.00am – 5.00pm 9.00am – 4.00pm

Tel: 01226 216 123 Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk

Information Advisers Our Information Advisers visit schools and provide impartial information about training and education options for school leavers.

They can help with: • Applying for courses • Arranging taster days and visits to College • Information about course requirements • Advice on career pathways

How to apply Some subject areas offer the opportunity to do a Level 3 course over three years.

You can discuss this at interview with the subject tutor.

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Look through this guide and decide which course or courses you would like to study and which pathway you would like to take.

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Choose a course that is at the right level for you. If you need help or advice when choosing your course, talk to our Information Team.

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Complete the application form at the back of the guide. If you are at school, you can apply via the online prospectus www.iknowican.co.uk or through the College website www.barnsley.ac.uk

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You will then be contacted by Barnsley College inviting you in for an interview.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

The right level for you

Please see individual courses for specific entry requirements

Level 3

Minimum: Five GCSEs Grade A* - C including English Language.

Some subjects require Maths and/or Science

Level 2

Minimum: Two GCSEs A* - D plus English grade A* - E

Level 1

Minimum: Two GCSEs A* - G

No formal entry requirements

Entry Level Pre Entry Level

...don’t be put off by not meeting the entry requirements exactly or by any lack of formal qualifications.

We will always consider your personal circumstances and help you find the best way forward.

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A LEVELS • 97% PASS RATE • 100% PASS RATE IN 14 SUBJECTS INCLUDING FURTHER MATHS, ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL CIVILISATION.

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Barnsley Sixth Form College offers the widest range of A Level subjects in the area.

From Biology to Art and Design, Sociology to Sport, we have a course to suit you.

With exceptionally qualified teaching staff and a reputation for delivering outstanding results, Barnsley Sixth Form College is the number one choice for school leavers in the region.

The 2015/16 academic year is set to be an exciting one for Barnsley Sixth Form College as the new campus opens, complete with first class facilities.

See our Sixth Form prospectus for more information on studying A Levels with us.

Artist’s impression of the new Sixth Form College campus

Subjects we offer:

• Art and Design • Biology • Business Studies • Applied Business Studies • Chemistry • Citizenship • Classical Civilisation • Computer Science • Drama and Theatre Studies • English Language • English Literature • English Language and Literature • Film Studies • French • Geography • Health and Social Care • History • Information and Communication Technology (ICT) • Law • Mathematics • Further Mathematics • Media Studies • Physics • Psychology • Sociology • Physical Education (PE)

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

> Get paid > Get qualified > Get ahead Whether you’re ready to take your first step onto the career ladder, looking for a career change or thinking about getting qualified in your existing job, an Apprenticeship could provide everything you’re looking for.

Available on three levels, Intermediate, Advanced and Higher, Apprenticeships are work based qualifications combining on the job experience with off the job training.

On the job Whatever work area you choose, you’ll get valuable work experience, learn how your sector operates and get a chance to apply the techniques you learn in training to your everyday work.

Off the job With Barnsley College you’ll follow a structured training programme leading to a recognised qualification which directly supports your job. You will normally study one day a week in College and spend the other four in work applying what you’ve learned.

We offer over 50 Apprenticeship pathways in areas from Accounting to Warehousing and Storage so we’re bound to have something for you.

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Decide which area you’d like to work and train in.

Register in College and book an information session.

Search for vacancies using the online National Apprenticeship Matching Service www.apprenticeships.org.uk/Be-An-Apprentice.aspx Prepare a strong CV to give you the best chance of attracting an employer.

Don’t worry if you don’t already have an employer, we can help with everything.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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Barnsley Sports Academy If you are a talented sports performer with the passion to develop your skills, then Barnsley College Sports Academy could be your ideal destination.

The state-of-the art sports facilities at our Honeywell Sports Village include a 3G pitch, a multi-use games area, indoor sports arenas, two gyms and a fitness studio.

Our Sports Performance Academies include Football (Male and Female), Rugby, Netball, Basketball, Refereeing, Cricket and an Individual Athlete Academy.

Our Sports Academy has an excellent sporting reputation:

• We were British Colleges Sports Regional College of the Year in 2013 and runner-up in the National College of the Year category • Our students have been selected for the National Colleges Football squad and represented their country • Our Rugby Development Centre have been crowned North East Champions • Our Female Football Development Centre won the 2014 Komm Mit International Whitsuntide Tournament • We have supported a range of individual athletes to compete in the very highest level sporting competitions You don’t have to be studying sport to be a part of our Sports Academy - all students are welcome.

The Elite Sports Performer Bursary

The Barnsley College Sports Academy is committed to supporting elite athletes, combining sporting and academic excellence, and has a number of Sports Bursaries to award to our elite athletes who meet specific criteria.

You don’t have to be studying sport to apply for an Elite Sports Performer Bursary - all students are welcome.

If you want to be part of our outstanding Sports Academy, contact the team for more information: Tel: 01226 216 347 Email: bsa@barnsley.ac.uk Web: www.barnsleysportsacademy.co.uk

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British Colleges Sport Regional College of the Year 2013

Support Additional Learning Support

Safeguarding and e-safety

• Dyslexia • Dyspraxia • Autism or Asperger Syndrome • ADHD/ADD • Learning difficulties/disabilities • Mental health conditions • Sensory impairments • Physical difficulties • Medical conditions • Temporary disabilities

Diane Wall, Safeguarding Team Leader Tel: 01226 216 185 Email: d.wall@barnsley.ac.uk For e-safety information and advice: Visit: www.thinkyouknow.co.uk

Our Additional Learning Support Team (ALS) can provide you with the support you need to achieve your potential. We work with students who have:

The College has more details of the specific support you are entitled to in its Local Offer.

If you would like to find out more about the support we can offer then please contact the ALS Team on: Tel: 01226 216 769 Email: als@barnsley.ac.uk

We have dedicated staff to help keep you safe at College, outside of College and online. If you would like to discuss any safeguarding, child or adult protection issues, please contact:

Health and wellbeing

Our award-winning Wellbeing Centre is available to all students and offers confidential advice and a range of health services including: • Free contraceptive and sexual health service • Advice on depression, bereavement or anxiety • Counselling • Healthy eating programmes • Help to stop smoking • Advice on alcohol and drug abuse Tel: 01226 216 233 Email: hwbc@barnsley.ac.uk

Tutorials

The tutorial programme at Barnsley College is there to support, guide and advise you throughout your time in College.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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The Barnsley College

Excellence

Each year, students from all departments across College are recognised for outstanding work and commitment to their studies at our Excellence Awards.

The 2014 event saw more than 300 students, staff, sponsors and local dignitaries enjoy a glittering awards ceremony, dinner, an inspirational speech from John Tanner, Project Manager at Barnsley Museums, and excellent entertainment provided by students from the Music, Media and Performance Department and Barnsley Sixth Form College.

Awards for each College department were given, as well as crossCollege awards such as Apprentice of the Year, Adult Learner of the Year, Youth Achievement, and the student-nominated Student of the Year.

All students are eligible to be nominated for an Excellence Award – who knows, you could be a winner next year!

A message from our overall sponsor

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Overall Achievement Award Winner Reece Vardy

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Stay Local Go Far

Full-time degrees and HNC/Ds just

£5,995 per year**

We offer a range of full and part-time HNC/Ds and degrees including: • • • • • • • • • • •

Animal Management Art and Crafts Business and Management Computing Construction* Digital Film and Visual Effects Production* Early Years* Engineering Film, Animation, Music and Enterprise* Games Design Graphic Design

• • • • • • • • • • •

Health and Social Care Hospitality Management Interactive Media Motorsport Engineering Music Production and Sound Recording* Music and Promotion* Popular Music* Public Services Sport Teacher Training* Travel and Tourism

Flexible study to fit in around family and work commitments Tel: 01226 216 165 Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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**Based on 2014 entry

*is an award of the University of Huddersfield

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Step into your dream career

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ANIMAL CARE

Careers in Animal Care Studying Animal Care at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Animal Welfare Officer • Dog Trainer/Handler • Groom/Stable Hand • Pet Behaviour Counsellor • Veterinary Nurse • Zookeeper • Animal Technician • Animal Nutritionist • Kennel/Cattery Worker

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ANIMAL CARE

ANIMAL CARE

PATHWAYS Continue your studies with an Animal Management HND at University Campus Barnsley. Visit www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Level 4/5 HNC/D Animal Management

Level 3 Animal Management

Level 2 Animal Care

Level 3 Countryside Management

Level 2 Countryside and Environment

Level 1 Land Based Diploma in Animal Care

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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L1

L2

LEVEL ONE

L2

LEVEL TWO

NEW for 2015

Diploma

Diploma

City & Guilds

Edexcel

Countryside and Environment

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade G or above including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: Based at our Wigfield Farm site, you will gain practical experience of working in the animal care industry. With a mixture of practical and theory classes, you will develop the skills and underpinning knowledge required for a career within this industry. Areas of study include:

COURSE CONTENT: The wide range of topics covered on this course open up a diverse range of career opportunities for you to pursue. Based at our Wigfield Farm site, you will gain work-related experience studying a mix of practical and theory subjects. Areas of study include:

COURSE CONTENT: You will study a number of mandatory and optional units at our Wigfeld Farm site and undertake a work experience placement. Units include:

Animal Care

• Assisting with feeding and watering animals • Assisting with the preparation and maintenance of animal accommodation • Assisting with maintaining the health and wellbeing of animals • Assisting with the handling and restraint of animals • Safe and effective working practices in land-based studies • Animals in the wild and in society

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LEVEL TWO

Animal Care

• Maintaining animal health and welfare • Maintaining animal accommodation • Undertaking practical animal feeding • Contributing to the care of exotic animals • Principles and practices of animal behaviour and handling • Understanding the basic principles of animal biology • Work related experience

Diploma

• Work-related experience within the land-based industry • Understanding the principles of business within the environmental and land-based sector • Introduction to animal and plant husbandry • Introduction to environmental studies • Conservation and improvements of British habitats • Undertaking ecological surveys and techniques

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

NEW for 2015

TWO L2 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Horse Care

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

plus Employed or written offer of employment in horse care

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will suit you if you have some basic knowledge and experience as a horse care worker or wish to develop your existing skills by gaining a qualification. There are three pathways available focusing on horse care, riding and breeding.

What you study will depend on which pathway you have chosen but examples of units may include:

• Fitting and removing horse clothing • Plaiting and trimming horses’ manes and tails • Cleaning and grooming horses for appearance • Assessing grazing land for the introduction of horses • Turning out, catching and maintaining horses when turned out • Fitting, removing and maintaining tack for exercise • Long rein a horse under supervision • Lunge a horse under supervision • Caring for horses after exercise • Assisting with the preparation of horses for sale • Assisting with pre and post trek procedures

TWO L2 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Animal Care

THREE L3 LEVEL

ANIMAL CARE

Advanced Apprenticeship

City & Guilds

Animal Care

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 in Animal Care (or equivalent)

plus Employed or written offer of employment in animal care

(preferably including English and Maths)

plus 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Employed or written offer of

COURSE CONTENT: You will study a number of mandatory and optional units within the workplace and attend classes at our Wigfeld Farm site.

Units could include:

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

• Promoting and maintaining the health and wellbeing of animals • Controlling and restraining animals • Delivering basic treatments to animals • Preparing feed for animals • Loading and unloading animals for transportation • Maintaining cleanliness and biosecurity of the animal environment • Maintaining animal accommodation • Controlling and restraining animals • Promoting controlled exercise opportunities for animals • Health and safety

employment in animal care

COURSE CONTENT: This course will suit you if you have some knowledge and experience of animal care or wish to develop your existing skills by gaining a qualification. There are five pathways available focusing on animal care and welfare, zoos/wildlife establishments, pet care and retail, animal training or animals in education and entertainment. What you study will depend on which pathway you have chosen but examples of units may include:

• Managing the care of young animals • Managing the work of volunteers • Recognising and interpreting the behaviour of animals • Co-ordinating the care of animals that have strayed, been abused, harmed or abandoned • Planning, supervising and controlling the movement of animals • Promoting, monitoring and maintaining health, safety and security of the workplace • Providing information on how to maintain the behaviour, health and welfare of animals

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

NEW for 2015

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma

Countryside Management

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma

Animal Management

Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Science (usually Dual Award)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Science (usually Dual Award)

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

or Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care at Merit Grade plus Level 2 Functional Skills in English

COURSE CONTENT: This course is for those who wish to develop expertise in Countryside Management and want to progress within the land management, game and environmental industries. You will also undertake practical experience at Wigfield Farm and Worsbrough Country Park including day field trips and longer residential trips. Areas of study may include:

• An investigative project in the land-based sector • Understanding the principles of wildlife populations, ecology and conservation • Estate skills • Work-related experience • Countryside tourism and recreation • Farm habitat management • Freshwater and wetland management • Stillwater fishery creation and management • Deer management • Vertebrate pest and predator control • Principles of game management • Woodland management • Tree planting, aftercare and protection • Understanding working dogs • Undertaking urban habitat conservation • Fishery management • Undertaking gamebird production

ANIMAL CARE

Alumni

David Aspinall

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your knowledge of animal biology, care and management. You will undertake an investigation related to the animal care industry. In the second year you will undertake a work placement within an approved organisation to enhance your practical skills. Other areas of study include:

• Promoting animal health • Animal anatomy and physiology • Animal handling and safe working • Planning and monitoring animal feeding • Managing animal accommodation • Retail merchandising for the land-based sector • Principles of aquatics, husbandry and management • Principles of wildlife populations, ecology and conservation • Principles of zoological animal health and husbandry • Understanding the principles of veterinary nursing • Undertaking dog grooming • Understanding and carrying out farm livestock husbandry • Principles of animal breeding and genetics • Animal welfare and breed development • Principles of animal biology • Animal behaviour and communication

College course: Horticulture Progressed to: Animal Management HNC at University Campus Barnsley (UCB) “The best thing about studying at Barnsley College is learning in a hands-on environment at a working farm.”

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ART, DESIGN AND FASHION

Continue your studies with an Art and Crafts, Graphic Design or Interactive Media HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Careers in Art, Design and Fashion

Studying at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as:

Art and Design • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Animator Illustrator Medical Illustrator Interior Designer Architect Cartoonist Costume Designer Fine Artist Sculptor Gold/Silversmith Designer Jewellery Designer Printmaker Product Designer Stage Set Designer Graphic Designer

• • • •

Museum/Gallery Curator Arts Administrator Art Therapist Teacher

Fashion • • • • • • • • • • •

Fashion Designer Milliner Fashion Buyer Retail Manager Fashion Merchandiser Textile Designer Fashion Stylist Garment Technologist Fashion Textile Designer Fashion Marketing/Promotion Fashion Journalist

• Fashion Illustrator • Fashion Photographer

Graphic Design • • • • • • • • •

Graphic Designer Brand Designer Package Designer Advertising/Marketing Print Publication Designer Logo Designer Web Designer Creative Director Photographer

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

ART, DESIGN AND FASHION

ART, DESIGN AND FASHION

CREATIVE PATHWAYS Interdisciplinary Art and Design Top up Degree Level 6

HND Interactive Media Level 5

HND Graphic Design Level 5

Access to HE Art and Design Level 3/4

HND Art and Crafts Level 5

Foundation Diploma Art and Design Level 3

Extended Diploma Graphic Design Level 3

Extended Diploma Art and Design Level 3

Extended Diploma Fashion and Clothing Level 3

Extended Diploma Digital Photography Level 3

Diploma in Graphic Design Level 3

Diploma in Art and Design Level 3

Diploma in Fashion and Clothing Level 3

Diploma in Digital Photography Level 3

Diploma in Art and Design Level 2/3

Award in Art and Design Level 2

Diploma in Art and Design Level 1

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma in Art, Design Award and Media Art and Design Pathway* Art and Design Pathway* ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above Portfolio of art related work.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course encourages you to explore art and design ideas in both 2D and 3D. The work you produce will be shaped by your own research. You will work with a range of mediums and techniques and specialise in two of the following areas:

• Graphic Design • Photography • Painting and Drawing • Fashion Design and Design Crafts • Visual Arts

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma Art and Design Pathway*

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade D or above in any subject, minimum Grade E in English

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade D or above in any subject, minimum Grade D in English

Portfolio of art related work.

Portfolio of art related work.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

COURSE CONTENT This course encourages you to explore and develop art and design ideas in both 2D and 3D. The work you produce will be shaped by your own research.

You will work with a range of mediums and techniques and specialise in two of the following areas:

COURSE CONTENT: This course encourages you to explore, develop and extend art and design ideas in both 2D and 3D. The work you produce will be shaped by your own research. You will work with a range of mediums and techniques and specialise in two of the following areas:

• Graphic Design • Photography • Painting and Drawing • 3D and Design Crafts • Fashion and Textile Design • Visual Arts

• Graphic Design • Photography • Painting and Drawing • 3D and Design Crafts • Fashion and Textile Design • Visual Arts

*each qualification is a one year course, dependent upon starter qualifications and experience you will do a two, three or four year programme.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

ART, DESIGN AND FASHION

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Digital Photography Art and Design Pathway*

Extended Diploma Graphic Design Art and Design Pathway*

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and an art related subject.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT The course is designed for people who have achieved at least GCSE standard in an art or design subject and want a career in photography or a related subject.

The course introduces students to studio and location photography and provides the opportunity to practice a range of specialisms including documentary, fine art, editorial, advertising and fashion photography.

Projects are undertaken from the following list of practice areas:

Alumni

Fiona Stephenson

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT You will study all areas of graphic design, photography and digital media including web design. You will also get the chance to develop your work through educational and gallery visits including international residential trips to cities including New York and Paris.

Units of study include:

• Designing for the creative industry • Design for print • Design for advertising • Digital photography and image manipulation • Typography • Social media applications

• Photographic practice • Studio and location techniques • Computer studies and digital imaging • Visual studies • Photographic theory • History of art, design and photography • Business and professional practice

College course: Art and Design Progressed to: Illustration at Harrow School of Art and Design Career: Freelance Artist

“Barnsley College has excellent tutors and courses and sets a very high standard.

When I went to college in London the tutor said to me and another Barnsley student that we were ahead of the rest of the class.”

*each qualification is a one year course, dependent upon starter qualifications and experience you will do a two, three or four year programme.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Art and Design Pathway*

Foundation Diploma Art and Design Pathway*

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 1 A Level

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT You will explore all areas of art and design within your first year of study, developing your skills through practical work and theoretical study. Your work will be enhanced through educational and gallery visits; previous students have visited galleries in New York, Barcelona and Paris.

In Year 2 you can choose from a range of specialist units in the areas of:

• Fashion textiles • 3D design • Fine art

or Level 3 Diploma qualification (Individual consideration will be given if you are 21 years of age or over with no formal qualifications) plus You must be over 18 plus A good portfolio of work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year (full-time) 2 years (part-time) COURSE CONTENT: This course explores a wide range of art and design activities including media experimentation and researching. You will carry out a major project which contains a blend of practical and academic study. You will specialise in one of the following areas:

• • • •

Fine art Graphic design 3D design Fashion/Textiles

*each qualification is a one year course, dependent upon starter qualifications and experience you will do a two, three or four year programme.

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Student creates award winning crash helmet

Adam Goodwin 3D Design Student Adam Goodwin won the Principal’s Award at the Art and Design end of year show. His final design project was inspired by his hero Valentino Rossi, an Italian professional motorcycle racer and multiple MotoGP World Champion.

Adam, started his journey three years ago studying Level 1 Art and Design. He is now going on to the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design course at University Campus Barnsley (UCB).

Art and Design Instructor Daniel Booth said: “It is inspiring to see how far Adam has come with his art, having no formal qualifications did not stop his enthusiasm and he has worked hard to achieve his goals. I am really pleased he has been recognised with this award.”

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

FASHION

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Fashion and Clothing

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language.

A GCSE in Art or Textiles will be an advantage.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT You will produce a portfolio of design work including a sample folder of techniques, pattern cutting work and a small catwalk collection. You will also get the chance to go on educational and gallery visits.

Units of study may include:

• Drawing development and design method • Historical and contextual studies • Pattern cutting and development • Fashion marketing • Computers in art and design • Design realisation

Alumni

Rebecca Bennett

College course: BTEC Fashion and Clothing Progressed to: Degree in Pattern Cutting from London College of Fashion Career: Garment Technologist in London “This was an enjoyable course, with excellent tutors and great practical experience which allowed me a better opportunity for university.”

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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BUSINESS

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Careers in Business

Studying Business at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Accountant • Investment/Commercial Banker • Retail Banker • Company Secretary • Management Consultant • Human Resources Manager • Retail Manager • Marketer • Finance Officer • Personal Assistant • Pensions Adviser • Quality Manager

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BUSINESS

BUSINESS

PATHWAYS Level 4, 5 HNC/D Computing

Level 3 Computing

Level 4, 5 HNC/D Business

Level 3 Access to Business

Level 4 AAT Full time

Level 3 Business

Level 2, 3 AAT Full time

Level 2 Computing for Business

Continue your studies with a Business and Management HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Level 2 AAT Full time

Level 1 Business, IT, Travel and Tourism (BITT)

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Getting on in BITT Diploma (Business, Information IT for Business Technology, Travel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and Tourism)

Extended Diploma Business Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

or Pass in an appropriate Entry Level 3 course and functional skills.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT:

Information Technology

You will learn a range of IT skills such as how to search for and request information using IT efficiently. This includes using the internet and email. You will also learn how to use IT to organise and schedule activities.

Business

You will learn about the skills needed to work in business.

This will include effective use of making and receiving telephone calls and creating professional business documents.

Travel and Tourism

You will learn skills to plan trips and events and also the customer service skills needed in the travel and tourism industry.

Your programme will also include tutorials, enrichment activities and functional skills.

2 GCSEs at Grade D or higher with English Language at Grade E or higher.

COURSE CONTENT: You will learn a range of IT skills and how these relate to businesses such as how to search for and request information using IT efficiently.

This includes using the internet and email.

Communicating using IT

Learn to use a variety of ways of communicating. This will include verbally, in writing and also using email and other social networking tools.

Working in IT and Business

Learn about the job roles within IT and investigate how they provide a service to Business.

Presenting information using IT

Investigate the professional documents produced by businesses and learn how to produce them in different software packages.

Computer systems

Understand the range of hardware and software to meet user needs for a computer system. Be able to connect hardware and configure a system for an end user.

plus A suitable reference

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will allow you to investigate the business world by looking at the behaviour of businesses and why they make the decisions they do. You will be covering all aspects of business including marketing, human resources, accounting and law whilst looking at real examples of how businesses work. Units include:

• Fashion retailing • International business • Starting a small business • Developing teams in business • Business resources • Business communications

Spreadsheet modelling

Learn how to create a spreadsheet model to aid decision making in businesses.

Databases

Learn how to design and create a database to be used for interrogation and reporting by businesses.

Web page creation

Plan and create a multimedia website for a given business.

Your programme will also include tutorials, enrichment activities and functional skills.

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BUSINESS TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Retail Skills

Apprenticeship Team Leading

Apprenticeship Customer Service

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to C and GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: GCSE English Language at Grade A* to C and GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to C and GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in retail

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a retail environment and attend College one day a week. You will complete Level 1 Maths and English. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English and/ or Maths, exemptions may apply.

You will study the following qualifications:

• Level 2 NVQ in Retail Skills • Level 2 Principles in Retail Skills

plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in team leading

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a Team Leader role and attend College one day a week. You will complete Level 1 Maths, English and ICT. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English, Maths and/ or ICT, exemptions may apply.

You will study the following qualifications:

• Level 2 NVQ in Team Leading • Level 2 ILM Certificate in Team Leading • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in customer service

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a customer service environment and attend College one day a week. This will give you the underpinning knowledge and hands on experience to develop your customer service skills.

You will study the following qualifications:

• Level 2 NVQ in Customer Service • Level 2 Principles in Customer Service Skills

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L3

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

LEVEL THREE

Apprenticeship Customer Service

Apprenticeship Retail Skills

Apprenticeship Management

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language plus GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Retail Skills Apprenticeship Level 2

or An equivalent Level 2 qualification

plus Successful completion of a skills test

plus Successful completion of a skills test

or Customer Service Apprenticeship Level 2 plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in customer service

plus Employed or written offer of employment in retail

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a customer service role and attend College one day a week. You will study the following qualifications:

COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a retail environment and attend College one day a week. You will complete Level 2 Maths, English and ICT. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English and/or Maths exemptions may apply.

You will study the following qualifications:

• NVQ Level 3 in Customer Service • Level 3 Principles in Customer Service Skills

• NVQ Level 3 in Retail Skills • Level 3 Certificate in Retail Skills Operations

plus Employed or written offer of employment in management

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a management role and attend College one day per week. You will complete Level 2 Maths, English and ICT. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English, Maths and/or ICT exemptions may apply. You will study the following qualifications:

• Level 3 NVQ Certificate in Management • Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management Skills • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

Alumni

Michael Brown College course: Business Studies

Career: Firefighter - West Yorkshire Fire Service

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“Barnsley College offers a great friendly atmosphere and professional learning environment with a good standard of facilities.”

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BUSINESS FIVE L5 LEVEL

Development Programme

(Apprenticeship)

Management

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in management

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a management role and attend College one day a week. You will study the following qualifications:

• NVQ Level 5 in Management • Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management Skills • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

STUDENT PROFILE Sammy Colvin

College course: Business Administration Apprenticeship

“I really enjoy coming to College and the support I get from all my tutors and other staff is very friendly and helpful.

“During my time here I have learnt a lot, from customer service to business management.”

Former Willowgarth High Pupil

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Careers in Business Administration

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Studying Business Administration at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • • • • • • • •

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Office Administrator Civil Service Administrator Property Administrator Secretary Medical Receptionist Telephonist Events Coordinator HR Officer

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TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma Accounting and Business Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E or equivalent plus Successful completion of a skills test

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will learn how to do double entry bookkeeping, produce trial balances, work with computerised accounting packages, use payroll systems and work effectively in business and finance, as well as IT skills, applied business communication skills, employability skills and study skills. You will work individually and in groups to research and produce reports, just as you would in business. Areas you will study include:

• Fundamental accounting principles • Payroll • Computerised accounting • Working effectively • Basic costing • Spreadsheets • Business communication

TWO, THREE & FOUR L2+3+4 LEVELS

Apprenticeship Accounting Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

Level 2, 3 and 4 Award/Certificate/ Diploma Accounting Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are no formal qualifications required although Maths and English would be an advantage

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: You will learn how to do double entry bookkeeping, prepare trial balances, an introduction to various costing methods, prioritising workloads, working as a team, the importance of personal development and working with computerised accounting packages. You will complete Level 1 Maths and English, for those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English and/or Maths exemptions may apply. Areas you will study include:

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Candidates are required to have 6 GCSEs at A*-C including Maths and English

• Processing bookkeeping transactions • Control accounts, journals and the banking system • Basic costing • Computerised accounting • Work effectively in accounting and finance

plus a good personal reference

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: Level 2

• Processing bookkeeping transactions • Control accounts, journals and the banking system • Basic costing • Computerised accounting • Work effectively in accounting and finance Level 3 • Accounts preparation • Prepare final accounts for sole traders and partnerships • Cost and revenues • Professional ethics • Indirect tax • Spreadsheet software Level 4 • Financial statements • Budgeting • Financial performance • Internal control and accounting systems • Plus specialist units You will also study two further areas from the following; business tax, personal tax, auditing, credit management and cash management.

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BUSINESS

L2

L3

LEVEL TWO

LEVEL THREE

L4

ADMINISTRATION

LEVEL FOUR

Apprenticeship Business Administration

Apprenticeship Business Administration

Apprenticeship Business Administration

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to C and GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: GCSE English Language at Grade C or above or equivalent

or Business Administration Apprenticeship Level 2

plus 2 A Levels at Grade D or above or equivalent

plus Successful completion of a skills test

or Advanced Business Administration

plus Successful completion of a skills test plus Employed or written offer of employment in business administration

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: If you are interested in a career in administration this Apprenticeship combines practical experience in the work place with the underpinning knowledge required to be successful in such a role. You do not need any previous experience to start this course. You will complete Level 1 Maths, English and ICT. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English and/or Maths exemptions may apply. You will achieve qualifications in:

• NVQ Level 2 Business Administration • Level 2 Principles in Business Administration

plus Employed or written offer of employment in business administration

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This Apprenticeship is a fantastic way to build on existing administrative skills by putting them into practice in the work place. This course will benefit you if you have some level of responsibility within your role or if you have completed the Level 2 Apprenticeship. You will complete Level 1 Maths, English and ICT. For those who already possess GCSE Grade C or above in English and/or Maths exemptions may apply. You will achieve qualifications in:

• NVQ Level 3 Business Administration • Level 3 Principles in Business Administration

plus A good personal reference

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years COURSE CONTENT: You will attend College for workshop sessions as required and have full support of online resources from the awarding body.

The Apprenticeship has three main parts:

NVQ Higher Business Administration

You will produce a portfolio of evidence to demonstrate your competence in working in an administrative role.

Diploma in Business and Administration

You will produce four assignments of around 2,500 words written in academic style. Alternatively you could enrol to HNC Business*

Functional Skills

You may complete Level 2 Maths, English and Information and Communication Technology. For those who possess the above qualifications, exemptions will apply.

*fees apply

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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CATERING AND HOSPITALITY

Careers in Catering and Hospitality

Studying Catering and Hospitality at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Bar Manager/Licensee • Catering Services Manager • Chef • Function and Banqueting Manager/ Supervisor • Hotel Manager • Housekeeper • Kitchen Supervisor/Manager • Pastry Chef/Confectioner • Restaurant Manager/Supervisor

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CATERING AND HOSPITALITY

PATHWAYS

Continue your studies in Hospitality Management with a HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

C&G Level 2 Diploma Bakery Industry Skills

HND Hospitality Management

HNC Hospitality Management

C&G Level 3 Advanced Diploma Professional Cookery/ Patisserie and Confectionery

BTEC National Diploma/Subsidiary Diploma Hospitality (1 and 2 year)

C&G Level 2 Diploma Professional Cookery

C&G Level 2 Diploma Professional Food and Beverage Service

C&G Level 1 Diploma Professional Cookery (intro to all Level 2 pathways)

C&G Entry Level Certificate Introduction to Hospitality Industry and Work Skills

Application and Entry Point dependant on initial qualification/experience

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ENTRY LEVEL

Introduction Certificate Hospitality Industry City & Guilds 7107 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are no formal entry requirements for this course LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is for those interested in the hospitality and catering industry. You will be introduced to basic cooking skills.

You will also learn front of house skills including customer care and food and beverage service, as well as studying subjects such as food safety and healthy eating and employability skills.

You will also gain a qualification in: • CIEH Food Safety • BTEC Home Cooking Skills

Certificate

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

CATERING AND HOSPITALITY

Introduction Diploma Professional Cookery City & Guilds 7100

Professional Diploma Food and Beverage Service City & Guilds 7103

Diploma Professional Cookery City & Guilds 7100

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D, plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to C

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is for those interested in the hospitality and catering industry and you will be introduced to professional cookery skills in stove, larder and pâtisserie.

You will also learn front of house skills including customer care and food and beverage service, as well as studying subjects such as food safety and healthy eating.

You will also gain a qualification in: • CIEH Food Safety

or Full Level 1 qualification in a hospitality and catering related subject or Relevant industry experience LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course specialises in front of house service and you will learn skills in customer, food and beverage service for restaurants, events and functions.

You will learn practical skills relating to alcoholic beverages, cocktails, barista and food service styles. The programme allows the possibility for industry visits, residential trips and work placements.

You will also gain a qualification in: • CIEH Food Safety

STUDENT PROFILE Connor Stewart

College course: Level 3 Professional Cookery

or Successful completion of the Level 1 7100 Diploma in Professional Cookery LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is for those who wish to become Chefs and covers stove, larder and pâtisserie skills.

You will study food preparation and cooking techniques, food costing and control and nutrition and health.

The course allows you to investigate specialist areas including butchery, fish preparation and pastry work.

There may be industry visits, residential trips and work placements.

There is also the opportunity to achieve an additional qualification in:

• CIEH Food Safety

“There’s always a friendly face at Barnsley College and always something new to learn.”

Former Kirk Balk Community College pupil

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TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Craft Bakery City & Guilds

Apprenticeship Bakery or Food Manufacture

Apprenticeship Hospitality

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Employed or written offer of employment in catering and hospitality

plus Employed or written offer of employment in catering and hospitality

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within the bakery or food manufacture industry and study one day a week in College.

Topics include craft bakery skills, control of food safety, food manufacture process control and maintaining food quality.

COURSE CONTENT: As an Apprentice you will be employed within a hospitality and catering establishment attending College one day a week. Topics include customer service, barista skills, preparation and cooking of food, professional bar and drinks service and food safety.

COURSE CONTENT: This course specialises in professional craft bakery and confectionery techniques. You will perfect skills in preparing and producing dough and bread products, preparing and decorating celebration cakes, chocolate decoration and the preparation and production of confectionery.

The programme allows the possibility for industry visits, residential trips and work placements.

You will also gain a qualification in:

• CIEH Food Safety

Continue your studies in Hospitality Management with a HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

CATERING AND HOSPITALITY

Subsidiary Diploma Hospitality Edexcel

Advanced Diploma Professional Cookery City & Guilds 7100

Advanced Diploma Patisserie and Confectionery City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Successful completion of the Level 2 Professional Cookery C&G 7100

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Successful completion of a Level 2 in Professional Cookery City & Guilds. Completion of a Level 2 Patisserie and Confectionery qualification. Completion of an NVQ Level 2 in a related hospitality subject with relevant industrial experience.

or Successful completion of the Diploma in Hospitality and Catering LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will investigate and study a diverse range of topics relating to the hospitality and catering industry including principles of nutrition, contemporary, European and Asian cuisine, financial control and business enterprise.

You will also put this knowledge into practice at a supervisory level through event planning and management, front office operations and marketing. The course allows the possibility for industry visits, residential trips and work placements.

Completion of an NVQ Level 2 in a related hospitality subject with relevant industrial experience may also be considered

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is specifically designed for those wishing to become a professional Chef in high level establishments such as five star hotels and Michelin star restaurants.

It allows you to further develop skills and enhance your understanding of stove, larder and pâtisserie skills. You will also have the opportunity to take part in a two to three month work placement in restaurants such as Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, The Waterside Inn and Chewton Glen.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is specifically designed for those wishing to specialise as a pastry chef or confectioner. The course allows you to further develop skills and knowledge within areas such as practical gastronomy, petit fours, hot and cold desserts, chocolate, pastillage and sugar work.

You will have the opportunity to complete work experience in high-level restaurants, hotels and pastry shops.

You will also achieve:

• CIEH Food Safety

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SWEET SUCCESS FOR BRADLEY Barnsley College catering student Bradley Mitchell was a runner-up in the Keylink 2014 Student Chocolatier of the Year competition which attracted entrants from around the UK. During the five-hour competition, Level 3 Professional Cookery student Bradley produced 12 handmade raspberry and white chocolate rolled truffles, 20 cherry and dark chilli moulded pralines, a truffle torte with passion fruit jelly on a praline and pailleté feuilletine base and a chocolate centrepiece with a summer theme.

Bradley said: “The day was very hard work but I gained new skills and knowledge from the experience and learnt from the ideas of the other students who took part. I am very proud of this achievement and would love to enter further competitions.”

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CATERING AND HOSPITALITY

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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CHILDCARE

Continue your studies in Early Years with a degree at University Campus Barnsley.

See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Careers in Childcare Studying Childcare at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Early Years Practitioner • Family Support Worker • Hospital Play Specialist • Play Worker • Primary Education jobs • Resort Representative

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CHILDCARE ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Award/Certificate/ Diploma Caring for Children CACHE

Certificate Early Years Educator CACHE

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade E and above including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Level 1 Diploma in Caring for Children plus GCSE English Language and Maths at Grade A* to D

or a Level 1 Childcare qualification plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to D and Maths Grade A* to C

or Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths

or Level 1 Functional Skills in English

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Employed or written offer of employment in childcare

COURSE CONTENT: This course provides an introduction to working with children and the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills relating to early years and childcare workforces.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

or Full qualification in a relevant subject and Level 1 Functional Skills in English and Maths LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This qualification provides an introduction to health and social care and childcare.

The course is designed to encourage your understanding of the skills required to care for children.

You will study topics such as children’s play and leisure activities in the community, human growth and development and sharing learning experiences with young children.

Units include:

• Managing your own money and self-development • Healthy living • Preparing for your next steps

You will study a range of units including:

• Theme 1: Health and wellbeing • Theme 2: Legislation, frameworks and professional practice • Theme 3: Play, development and learning for school readiness • Theme 4: Professional development

Apprenticeship Early Years Educator

COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves on the job training in a childcare environment, an assessment in the workplace and attendance at workshop sessions in College.

You will achieve a Level 2 NVQ. You will learn:

• Theme 1: Health and wellbeing • Theme 2: Legislation, frameworks and professional practice • Theme 3: Play, development and learning for school readiness • Theme 4: Professional development

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Early Years Workforce

THREE L3 LEVEL

Award/Certificate/ Diploma Early Years Educator CACHE

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Level 2 Early Years Educator plus English and Maths

or Level 2 Early Years Educator plus English and Maths

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: This course provides an introduction to working with children and provides the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills relating to early years and childcare workforces. You will study a range of units including:

COURSE CONTENT: This course provides an introduction to working with children and provides the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills relating to early years and childcare workforces. You will study a range of units including:

• Theme 1: Health and wellbeing • Theme 2: Legislation, frameworks and professional practice • Theme 3: Play, development and learning for school readiness • Theme 4: Professional development

• Theme 1: Health and wellbeing • Theme 2: Legislation, frameworks and professional practice • Theme 3: Play, development and learning for school readiness • Theme 4: Professional development

STUDENT PROFILE

Oliver Griffin College course: Level 3 Childcare and Education “I like being able to really focus on the subject area that interests me and I’m learning a lot on my placements.”

Former Hemsworth Arts and Community Academy pupil

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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CHILDCARE

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Alumni

“I loved studying at Barnsley College!

My course was excellent and gave College course: Level 3 Early Years me an understanding and Care Diploma of working within different school Progressed to: settings and the work BA (Hons) Primary placements during Education - Early the course Years at Leeds Trinity University supported me Career: Primary School in many ways.”

Holly Jones

Teacher

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COMPUTING

Careers in Computing

Studying Computing at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Database Administrator • Information Systems Manager • Systems Analyst • Systems Developer • IT Consultant • Multimedia Programmer • Network Engineer • Technical Support • Digital Forensic Analyst • Programmer/Software Developer • IT Security Manager • Animator • Graphic Designer • Web Designer • Games Designer • Technical Writer • IT Help Desk Operator • IT Salesperson • IT Teacher

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COMPUTING

COMPUTING

PATHWAYS Level 4, 5 HNC/D Computing

Level 4, 5 HNC/D Business

Level 3 Computing

Level 3 Access to Business

Level 4 AAT Full time

Level 3 Business

Level 2, 3 AAT Full time

Level 2 Computing for Business

Open Evenings

Level 2 AAT Full time

Level 1 Business, IT, Travel and Tourism (BITT)

15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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ONE L1 LEVEL

Getting on in BITT (Business, Information Technology, Travel and Tourism) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above or Pass in an appropriate Entry Level 3 course and functional skills.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT:

Information Technology

You will learn a range of IT skills such as how to search for and request information using IT efficiently. This includes using the internet and email.

You will also learn how to use IT to organise and schedule activities.

Diploma IT for Business

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade D or Higher with English Language at Grade E or higher.

COURSE CONTENT: You will learn a range of IT skills and how these relate to businesses such as how to search for and request information using IT efficiently. This includes using the internet and email.

Communicating using IT

Learn to use a variety of ways of communicating. This will include verbally, in writing and also using email and other social networking tools.

Working in IT and Business

Learn about the job roles within IT and investigate how they provide a service to Business.

Presenting information using IT

Business

You will learn about the skills needed to work in business. This will include effective use of making and receiving telephone calls and creating professional business documents.

Travel and Tourism

You will learn skills to plan trips and events and also the customer service skills needed in the travel and tourism industry.

Your programme will also include tutorials, enrichment activities and functional skills.

Investigate the professional documents produced by businesses and learn how to produce them in different software packages.

Computer systems

Understand the range of hardware and software to meet user needs for a computer system. Be able to connect hardware and configure a system for an end user.

Spreadsheet modelling

Extended Diploma Information Technology Edexcel ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and GCSE Maths at Grade A* to D

plus Successful completion of a skills test and a suitable reference LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course consists of 18 units.

You will gain knowledge of a wide range of areas including IT support, programming and web development. You will also gain an understanding of computer and information systems. The course is delivered using a balance between practical and theory. You will study:

• Website production and web server scripting • Developing computer games and computer animation • Digital graphics • Event driven programming and software design and development • Database design and spreadsheet modelling • IT technical support, troubleshooting and repair

Learn how to create a spreadsheet model to aid decision making in businesses.

Databases

Learn how to design and create a database to be used for interrogation and reporting by businesses.

Web page creation

Plan and create a multimedia website for a given business.

Your programme will also include tutorials, enrichment activities and functional skills.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

Continue your studies with a Computing HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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COMPUTING TWO L2 LEVEL

Alumni

Daniel Binney

Apprenticeship Information Technology Practitioner

Apprenticeship Information Technology User

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English at Grade A* to C or equivalent

or Level 1 qualification in an appropriate subject area at Merit grade plus Employed or written offer of employment in IT

College course: Level 3 Diploma IT “During my time at College I found everyone really friendly and helpful. When I started my course I had to have time out of College due to medical reasons but my tutors were really supportive and fitted my work deadlines around me.”

TWO L2 LEVEL

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years (maximum of 2 years)

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in an IT environment and one day attendance at College. Subjects studied may include:

• Operating a computer • IT trouble shooting • IT maintenance • IT security • Use of software • Internets and intranets

plus Employed or written offer of employment in IT LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years (maximum of 2 years) COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in an IT environment and one day attendance at College.

Subjects covered will include:

• IT maintenance and security for users • Artwork and imaging software • Internet, intranets and email • Word processing, spreadsheet and database software • Evaluation and impact of IT • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

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THREE L3 LEVEL

FOUR L4 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Information Technology User

Apprenticeship IT, Software, Web and Telecoms Professionals

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to C or equivalent and GCSE English Language Grade A* to C or equivalent

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to C or equivalent plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to C or equivalent

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 A Levels in IT related subjects and GCSE Maths and English Language at Grade C or above.

or NVQ Level 2 in Business Administration

or Level 2 NVQ in Business Administration or equivalent.

plus Employed or written offer of employment in IT

plus Employed or written offer of employment in IT

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 2 years

Apprenticeship Information Technology Practitioner

COURSE CONTENT: This course enables you to prove your competence in a business environment to a nationally recognised level. It involves four days per week training in an IT environment and one day attendance at College. Subjects covered will include: • Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in IT • Operating a computer and software • IT trouble shooting • IT maintenance and security • Internets and intranets • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

COURSE CONTENT: This course enables you to prove your competence in a business environment to a nationally recognised level. It involves four days per week training in an IT environment and one day attendance at College. Subjects covered will include: • Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in IT • IT maintenance and security • Artwork and imaging software • Internets, intranets, email and website software • Word processing, spreadsheet and database software • Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

or Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in IT, Software, Web and Telecoms or IT Practitioner. plus Employed within an IT role or have an employer in this area willing to take you on as an apprentice.

LENGTH OF COURSE Minimum of 2 years COURSE CONTENT: Professional Competence for IT and Telecoms Professionals Mandatory Units: • Health and Safety in ICT • Develop own effectiveness and professionalism

Optional Units:

• Technical fault diagnosis • Remote support for products and services • Technical advice and guidance • Investigating and defining customer requirements for ICT systems

HNC Computing and Systems Development.

Mandatory Units:

• Business skills for e-commerce • Computer systems • Employability and professional development

Optional Units:

• Mathematics for software development • Multimedia design and authoring • Event driven programming solutions • Data analysis and design • Project design and implementation

You will also study:

• Employment, Rights and Responsibilities (ERR) Booklet • Personal Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS)

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COMPUTING

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CONSTRUCTION • BRICKWORK • WALL AND FLOOR TILING • JOINERY

• PAINTING AND DECORATING • PLASTERING • PLUMBING

ONE and TWO L1+2 LEVEL

Construction Diploma Brickwork C Skills

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 1 - 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

Level 2 - 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E or Progression from Introduction to Employment in Construction Industries plus Successful construction skills assessment

Careers in Construction Studying Construction at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Architect Building Conservation Officer Building Surveyor Chartered Surveyor Town Planner Site Manager Quantity Surveyor Bricklayer Builder Carpenter Joiner Painter and Decorator Plasterer Plumber Wall and Floor Tiler Self Employed Tradesperson Foreman

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after successfully completing your second year) COURSE CONTENT: This course will help towards becoming a fully qualified tradesperson. It is aimed at young people who are looking towards gaining employment within the industry. The course includes:

• Handling resources • Health and Safety • Setting out an elementary building • Solid walling • Cavity walling

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CONSTRUCTION TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Construction Diploma Brickwork C Skills

Apprenticeship Bricklaying

Apprenticeship Bricklaying

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Brickwork Construction Diploma/ NVQ Level 2

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

plus Successful interview

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Bricklaying

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

plus Successful construction skills assessment

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is aimed at people who are working within the brickwork/construction industry who wish to go down the diploma route. It is especially beneficial for people who wish to work or are working on building sites. The course includes:

• Decorative patterns • Complex setting out • Chimneys and flues • Arch work • Radius work

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

The bricklaying qualification provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to work in a bricklaying environment. This includes:

• Building cavity walls • Solid walling • Decorative brickwork such as arches, ramps, piers and other creative brickwork You will complete an NVQ Level 2 as well as the Abrasive Wheels Certificate.

BRAND NEW Construction Centre due to open September 2015!

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College. The bricklaying qualification provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to work in a bricklaying environment. These include decorative brickwork in both design and build such as:

• Various arches • Dental courses • Bulls eyes • Projections • Curved work You will complete an NVQ Level 3 as well as the Abrasive Wheels Certificate.

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TWO L2 LEVEL

LEVEL ONE

Construction Diploma Wood Occupations Year 1

Construction Diploma Wood Occupations Year 2 (SITE)

Construction Diploma Wood Occupations Year 2 (BENCH)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Construction Diploma in Wood Occupations Level 1 Year 1

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Construction Diploma in Wood Occupations Level 1 Year 1

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after completing Site Joinery in year 2)

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after completing Bench Joinery in year 2)

COURSE CONTENT: The course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. You will learn:

COURSE CONTENT: The course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. You will learn:

• Building methods and construction technology • How to carry out first fixing operations • How to carry out second fixing operations • How to erect structural carcassing • How to carry out maintenance • How to set up and operate a circular saw • How to construct a timber frame entrance

• Building methods and construction technology • How to set up and operate a circular saw • How to produce setting out details for routine joinery products • How to mark out from setting out details from routine joinery products • Manufacturing routine joinery products/practical • Constructing an under stairs cupboard

C Skills

or Progression from preparation for Employment in Construction plus Good personal reference plus Successful construction skills assessment LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after completing either Site or Bench Joinery in year 2) COURSE CONTENT: The course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. You will learn how to:

• Produce basic woodworking joints • Maintain and use carpentry and joinery hand tools • Prepare and use carpentry and joinery portable power tools • Construct an external inspection hatch • Install finishing components (vertical and horizontal) • Install structural fabric components (access, divisional and protective)

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L2 LEVEL TWO

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CONSTRUCTION TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Joinery

Apprenticeship Joinery

ONE and TWO L1+2 LEVEL

Construction Diploma Painting and Decorating

C Skills ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Joinery

plus Successful construction skills assessment

or Progression from Introduction to Employment in Construction Industries.

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Successful construction skills assessment

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after successfully completing your second year)

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

This course covers both site and bench work, including making and fitting skirting boards, architecture, doors, windows and floors etc. This will involve:

• Using traditional woodworking tools • Using specialised power or hand tools • Cutting, shaping, smoothing and finishing • Following drawings, plans and written or spoken instructions You will complete an NVQ Level 2 as well as the Abrasive Wheels Certificate.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

This will involve:

• Using traditional wood-working tools • Using specialised power or hand tools • Cutting, shaping, smoothing and finishing • Following drawings, plans and written or spoken instructions • Complex joinery work such as roofing and dorma windows

COURSE CONTENT: This course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. It includes:

• Decorating specialist paint finishes (basic) • Erecting and dismantling basic working platforms • Preparing the work area and surfaces • Applying paint materials by brush and roller • Applying standard wallpapers to non-complex surface areas

Level 3 Painting and Decorating and Apprenticeships on page 62

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TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Construction Diploma Painting and Decorating

Apprenticeship Painting and Decorating

Apprenticeship Painting and Decorating

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Painting and Decorating Construction Diploma Level 2

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

plus Successful construction skills assessment

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Painting and Decorating

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

COURSE CONTENT: This course is aimed at learners who wish to progress their skills to a higher level. Areas studied include:

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

plus Successful construction skills assessment

C Skills

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week working in a • Erecting and dismantling construction environment and access platforms e.g. one day attendance at College. scaffolding As an Apprentice you will learn • Contributing to the planning, how to:

organisation, monitoring, control and evaluation of operational activities • Maintaining working conditions and operational activities to meet quality standards • Establishing a workstation e.g. preparing a work area • Preparing backgrounds and applying surface finish • Producing specialist finishes e.g. marble and graining

• Estimate the quantity of material required by measuring surfaces • Remove old coatings by stripping with solvents, heat, sanding or wire brushing • Prepare surfaces for covering by cleaning, filling nail holes and cracks • Apply undercoat primers or sealers before painting • Keep up-to-date with trends and learn new techniques in painting and decorating

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

As an Apprentice you will learn how to:

• Estimate the quantity of material required by measuring surfaces • Remove old coatings by stripping with solvents, heat, sanding or wire brushing • Prepare surfaces for covering by cleaning, filling nail holes and cracks • Apply undercoat primers or sealers before painting • Keep up-to-date with trends and learn new techniques in painting and decorating You will complete an NVQ Level 3.

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CONSTRUCTION ONE and TWO L1+2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Construction Diploma Plastering C Skills

Construction Diploma Plastering

Apprenticeship Plastering

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Plastering Construction Diploma Level 2

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

or Progression from Introduction to Employment in Construction Industries

plus Successful interview

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Successful construction skills assessment LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after successfully completing your second year) COURSE CONTENT: This course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. It includes:

Level 1 • Health and safety welfare in construction and associated industries • Knowledge of technical information, quantities and communication with others • Knowledge of construction technology • Prepare background surfaces and plaster materials • Apply plaster materials to internal backgrounds • Produce components from moulds • Form sand and cement screeds Level 2 • Apply render materials to external surfaces • Fix dry lining and plasterboard products to interiors • Produce fibrous plaster components • Apply plaster materials to internal surfaces • Position and secure fibrous plaster components

COURSE CONTENT: This course is aimed at learners who wish to progress their skills to a higher level. Areas studied include:

• Health, safety and welfare in construction and associated industries • Analysing technical information and quantities • Communication with others • Analysing the construction industry and the built environment Plus either Solid plastering

• Apply plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces • Apply render to produce complex external surfaces • Prepare and run in-situ moulds or fibrous plastering

• Prepare and run in-situ moulds • Produce complex components from moulds • Install complex fibrous plaster components • Produce complex moulds for fibrous plaster and cement casting

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day a week attendance at College. As well as a number of mandatory units you will have the option to study either: Solid plastering

• Apply finishing plaster to background services • Installing direct bond dry linings • Laying sand and cement screeds to levels and/or falls • Applying protection plaster and maintaining equipment • Installing mechanically fixed plasterboard or fibrous plastering

• Repairing, producing, positioning and securing fibrous plaster components You will complete an NVQ Level 2.

Level 3 Plastering Apprenticeships on page 64

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THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Plastering

Construction Diploma Wall and Floor Tiling

Apprenticeship Wall and Floor Tiling

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 1 - 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Plastering

C Skills

Level 2 - 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

or Progression from Introduction to Employment in Construction Industries

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Successful construction

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years (You will gain a Level 1 Diploma after the first year and be awarded a Level 2 Diploma after successfully completing your second year)

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

You will learn how to:

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day a week attendance at College. As well as a number of mandatory units you will have the option to study either: Solid plastering

• Installing direct bond dry linings • Installing mechanically fixed plasterboard • Running in-situ mouldings

or fibrous plastering

• Running in-situ mouldings • Repairing complex fibrous plaster components You will complete an NVQ Level 3.

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skills assessment

COURSE CONTENT: This course will teach you the required skills to enter employment in the industry at trainee level. It has become a growth area within the industry as more people are becoming self-employed. You will learn how to:

• Erect and dismantle working platforms • Set out for tiling installation • Prepare background surfaces • Position and finish wall and floor tiles to surfaces • Repair and maintain wall and floor tiling • Lay screeding for floor tiling

plus Successful Construction Skills assessment

• Erect and dismantle working platforms • Set out for tiling installation • Prepare background surfaces • Position and finish wall and floor tiles to surfaces • Repair and maintain wall and floor tiling • Lay screeding for floor tiling You will complete an NVQ Level 2.

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CONSTRUCTION THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Wall and Floor Tiling

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma Dry Lining/Interior Systems

Apprenticeship Dry Lining/Interior Systems

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Wall and Floor Tiling

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Employed or written offer of

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

plus Successful construction skills assessment

plus Successful construction skills assessment

COURSE CONTENT: The course involves two days a week in College participating in both practical and theoretical work. You will learn:

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day at College. You will learn:

• Preparing backgrounds to receive wall and floor tiling • Tiling wall and floor structures in the work place • Producing tiled, mosaic and stone surface • Confirming work activities and resources for an occupational work area • Developing good occupational working relationships • Occupational method of work • Conforming to general health, safety and welfare in the work place

• How to carry out safe working practices • Information, quantities and communicating with others • Building methods and construction technology • How to finish dry lining joints • How to install dry lining joints, encasements and partition systems • How to install proprietary partition systems • How to install raised access flooring systems • How to install suspended ceiling systems

employment in construction

COURSE CONTENT: The course involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College. You will study towards both an NVQ Level 2 and Level 2 Diploma. You will learn:

• General workplace safety • Efficient work practices • Moving and handling resources • Finishing and installing dry lining joints • Installing dry linings and encasements • Installing dry lining partition systems • Installing proprietary partition systems • Installing raised access flooring systems • Removing and relocating raised flooring systems • Installing suspended ceiling systems

You will complete an NVQ Level 3.

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Diploma Apprenticeship Plumbing (Mechanical Plumbing Engineering Services)

THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Plumbing

City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 1 - 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

Level 2 - 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E plus Successful BPEC

assessment

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will provide you with the underpinning knowledge to becoming a fully qualified Plumber. In your first year you will complete the Level 1 Certificate in Access to Building Services Engineering.

This course includes:

• Installing and testing components for plumbing systems • Maintaining the effective operations of systems • Maintaining a safe working environment

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including Maths and ICT plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to C

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and ICT

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Plumbing

plus Successful BPEC assessment

plus Employed or written offer of employment in construction

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

plus Successful BPEC assessment

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College. This course includes:

• Installing systems for hot and cold water, heating, sanitation and waste disposal • Fitting pipe-work to baths, toilets, sink, central heating boilers and water pumps • Emergency repair work

You will complete an NVQ Level 2.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

This course includes:

• Installing systems for hot and cold water, heating sanitation and waste disposal • Fitting pipe-work to baths, sinks, central heating boilers and water pumps • Emergency repair work • Gas unvented hot water • Hot water regulations You will complete an NVQ Level 3.

BRAND NEW Construction Centre due to open September 2015!

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What is the BPEC test?

The British Plumbing Employers Council (BPEC) test is designed to assess your suitability for the course by measuring aptitude. You will do this test in College.

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CONSTRUCTION THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Construction and The Built Environment Edexcel

Apprenticeship Construction and The Built Environment

Certificate and Diploma Sustainable Construction

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Subsidiary Diploma in Construction at Merit Level

plus Pre-admission assessments

or Subsidiary Diploma in Construction at Merit Level plus Pre-admission assessments Where applicants do not meet the minimum requirements, individual circumstances and recommendations from school will be considered.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: You will learn a detailed approach to design, project management research and technical information including scientific and quantity calculations in construction. This includes:

• Health, safety and welfare • Sustainable construction • Mathematics, science and materials • Construction technology, design in construction • Building technology in construction

STUDENT PROFILE Aleysha Stead Former Horbury Academy pupil

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in a construction environment and one day attendance at College.

This course includes:

• Health, safety and welfare • Sustainable construction • Mathematics, science and materials • Construction technology, design in construction • Building technology in construction • AutoCAD You will also complete an NVQ Level 3 in Construction Technical Operations

plus Pre-admission assessments LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The Certificate and Diploma in Sustainable Construction will give you an understanding of sustainable construction, the impacts of waste and the design and use of different types of renewable energies. The course includes:

• Rain water harvesting • Solar thermal and heat pump technologies • Airtight technologies • Energy use and waste management You will have access to the College’s Think Low Carbon Centre. It is a working example of sustainable construction and demonstrates the latest renewable energy equipment and energy efficient building methods.

College course: Level 3 Construction and the Built Environment “I want to become an Architect and I chose this course as it covers a range of subjects that will help me to get to university to study Architecture. I really enjoy my course, have made lots of friends and the tutors are great.”

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ENGINEERING

Continue your studies with a higher level Engineering course at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING • WELDING • AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Careers in Engineering

Studying Engineering at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineer Electrician Electrical Network Designer Electrical Engineer in the Aerospace Industry/Oil Gas Industry/Built Environment Sector/Power Generation Sector/Network Rail • Progression to Armed Forces via an engineering pathway • • • •

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Mechanical Engineering

Automotive Technology

• • • • • • • • • • • • •

• • • • • •

Engineering Craft Machinist Mechanical Engineer Manufacturing Engineer Water Engineer Design Engineer Engineering Geologist Toolmaker Welder Fabricator CNC Machinist Maintenance Engineer Sheet Metal Worker Progression to Armed Forces via an engineering pathway

Motor Vehicle Engineer Motor Vehicle Technician MOT Tester Motor Sport Technician Auto Electrician Roadside Assistance Technician • Parts Adviser • Tyre Fitter

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ENGINEERING TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma Electrical Engineering Edexcel

Apprenticeship Improving Operational Performance

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

or Level 1 Gateway to Engineering

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview

of employment in engineering

plus Employed or written offer

LENGTH OF COURSE : 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT : This course will help develop your understanding and knowledge of electrical engineering. Maths and science will be covered throughout the course to help increase your understanding of the electrical work which you will be studying. These will include:

COURSE CONTENT: This course is an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in an engineering or electrical environment and one day at College studying your chosen route of:

• Health and safety • Science and maths • Electrical wiring skills • Electronic assembly and testing

SUCCESS STORY Mansour Abubaker

• Electrical • Fabrication and welding • Machine shop Whilst developing your skills and knowledge you will study mandatory units related to health and safety, working with others and communications.

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

College course: Engineering Apprenticeship Mansour came to England seven years ago from Sudan with limited English speaking skills.

He came to College and studied functional skills in English and Maths as well as a Level 2 Apprenticeship.

Coming to College has enabled Mansour to overcome his language, cultural and social barriers and has resulted in a promotion to a supervisory role at the Engineering firm where he works.

In 2014, Mansour won a Barnsley College Excellence Award for his commitment, determination and hardworking attitude towards his studies.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

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TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Diploma Electrical Installation

Subsidiary Diploma Electrical Engineering Edexcel

Diploma Electrical Engineering Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade D or above including Maths or English or equivalent.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C, including English Language and a Grade B or above in Maths

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

or Level 2 Diploma in Engineering

or Level 2 qualification in Engineering with Merits and Distinctions

plus Successful interview

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Successful interview

COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your knowledge and craft skills of electrical installation including installation of wiring systems together with the relevant theory.

You will study:

demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work

• Health and safety • Electrical installation theory and technology • Electrical installation methods • Procedures and requirements • Electrical installation craft skills • Electrical science and principles

plus Good personal reference

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of electrical and electronic principles, organisational efficiency and improvement.

You will also learn:

• Health and safety • Maths • Electrical principles • Engineering drawing

Continue your studies with a higher level Engineering course at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

or Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Electrical Engineering when studying the one year course plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of electrical and electronic principles, organisational efficiency and improvement plus health and safety. You will also learn:

• Installation of electrical equipment • Electrical testing and commissioning • Building electrical maintenance • Analogue electronics • Digital electronics • Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

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ENGINEERING THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Electrical Engineering Edexcel

Apprenticeship Electrical Engineering

90 Credit Diploma Electrical Engineering Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSE at Grade A* to C including English Language and a Grade B or above in Maths, if studying the course for 2 years

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C, including English Language and and a Grade B or above in Maths

BTEC 90-Credit Diploma in Engineering with Merits and Distinctions if studying the course for one year

plus Completion of initial

assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference

demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of electrical and electronic principles, organisational efficiency and improvement and health and safety. You will also learn:

• Health, safety, risk assessment and welfare in the engineering workplace • Electrical and electronic principles • Mathematics for technicians • Selection and application of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) • Principles and applications of electronic devices and circuits • Electrical technology • Principles and applications of analogue electronics • Electronic measurement and testing • Electrical installation

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Electrical Engineering plus Employed or written offer of employment in electrical engineering plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in an engineering or construction environment and one day a week attendance at College. You will learn how to:

• Read and interpret drawings, blueprints and electrical code specifications • Install, examine, replace or repair motors, switch gear, drives and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) • Test electrical and electronic equipment and components

or Level 2 Qualification in Engineering with Merits and Distinctions plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of electrical and electronic principles, organisational efficiency and improvement plus health and safety. You will also learn:

• Maths • Electrical principles • Programmable Logic

Controllers (PLCs) • Pneumatic and hydraulic systems • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Engineering drawing

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THREE L3 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Electrical Installation

VRQ EMTA Award Gateway to Engineering EAL

Diploma Mechanical Engineering Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Maths and Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade E - F including English and Maths at Grade E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade B to D including English Language and Maths

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

or Gateway to Engineering Level 1 course at Merit or Distinction and evidence of working at Level 1 in Maths and English

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in

Electrical Engineering

plus Completion of initial

assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview plus Employed or written offer

of employment in electrical engineering

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in an engineering or construction environment and one day a week attendance at College. You will learn how to:

• Read and interpret drawings, blueprints and electrical code specifications • Install, examine, replace or repair electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes and conduits • Test electrical and electronic equipment and components

plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will introduce you to all areas of engineering including preparing you for specialist subjects at a higher level. You will develop your understanding of:

• Motor vehicle maintenance • Machining • Welding • Maths and Science • Electronics • Electrical wiring

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will help develop your understanding and knowledge of mechanical engineering. Maths will be covered throughout the course to help increase your understanding of the mechanical work which you will be studying.

These will include:

• The engineering world • Health and safety • Engineering materials • Marking out • Fitting • Machining • Fabrication • Welding • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Maths • Investigating an engineered product • Engineering design AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

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L2

THREE L3 LEVEL

LEVEL TWO

THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Improving Operational Performance

Subsidiary Diploma Engineering Edexcel

Diploma Engineering Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Science and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Science and Maths

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

or Successful completion of the Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview

plus Employed or written offer of employment in engineering

plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in an engineering environment and one day at College studying your chosen route of:

• Health and safety • Electrical • Fabrication and welding • Machine shop • Plus an opportunity to re-sit one of your GCSEs Whilst developing your skills and knowledge you will study mandatory units related to health and safety, working with others and communications.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of mechanical engineering, organisational efficiency and improvement. You will also learn:

• Health and safety • Maths • Mechanical principles • Engineering drawing • Materials • Secondary finishing processes

plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of mechanical engineering, organisational efficiency and improvement.

You will also learn:

• Manufacturing systems technology • CNC machining • Electrical principles • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Engineering project • Communication for technicians

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

L3

LEVEL THREE

Fast Track Engineering Edexcel

90 Credit Diploma Engineering Edexcel

Extended Diploma Engineering Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: You must be 17+ and have 5 or more GCSEs at Grade A to C including English and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Science and a Grade B in Maths

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language, Science and a Grade B in Maths for the two year programme

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Good personal reference

COURSE CONTENT: This fast track course is specifically designed to allow you to complete a BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Engineering in one year. Successful completion of this course could lead to employment or progress to higher education. You will learn:

• Manufacturing systems technology • CNC machining • Electrical principles • Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Engineering project • Communication for technicians • Maths and Science • Engineering materials and design • Engineering drawing • Health and safety

demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will include aspects of mechanical engineering principles, organisational efficiency and improvement and health and safety. You will also learn:

• Health and safety • Maths • Mechanical principles • Engineering drawing • Materials • Secondary finishing processes • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Manufacturing system technology • Measurement and inspection techniques

or Successful completion of the Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Engineering for the one year programme plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: The course offers thorough study of engineering including health and safety, communications and Science and Maths for technicians. You will study a range of engineering units that will give you the skills and techniques you will need including:

• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) • Welding principles • Welding technology • Manufacturing systems technology • CNC machining • Electrical principles • Computer Aided Design (CAD) • Engineering project • Communication for technicians To complete the qualification students will also study an NVQ Level 2 in Performing Engineering Operations which is a workshop based qualification enabling students to appreciate the practical implications of theoretical work studied and to demonstrate competence in an engineering environment.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Machine Shop Engineering

Apprenticeship Maintenance Engineering

Apprenticeship Welding and Fabrication

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Level 2 Apprenticeship

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Improving Operational Performance

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview

plus Employed or written offer of employment in engineering

plus Employed or written offer of employment in engineering

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years

in Improving Operational Performance

plus Completion of initial

assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview plus Employed or written offer of

employment in engineering

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years

Maintenance Engineering

COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to give you practical experience of working in an engineering environment whilst studying one day a week at College to develop the underpinning knowledge you require to be successful within your role. As a machinist you will learn to operate a variety of machine tools such as:

COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week working in an engineering environment and one day attendance at College.

You will learn trade related skills in the workplace, work towards a Technical Certificate and gain the associated underpinning knowledge in College. This course covers:

• Lathes • Cutting, grinding and milling machines • Drills and presses

• Employment rights and responsibilities • Health and safety

legislation

COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week working in an engineering environment and one day attendance at College where you will study:

• Using and maintaining tools • Material handling and welding equipment • Reading and interpreting blueprints • Arc, gas and resistance welding • Laying out, cutting and forming metals to specifications

Continue your studies with a higher level Engineering course at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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TWO L2 LEVEL

Certificate/Diploma Vehicle Maintenance IMI

Certificate/Diploma Vehicle Fitting IMI

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs Grade C and above including English or Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 1 Vehicle Maintenance

or Completion of Level 1 Gateway to Engineering

Grade C or above

plus GCSE English and Maths at

or Schools’ Gateway

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your skills in carrying out routine vehicle maintenance plus how to inspect, repair and replace parts.

In addition you will also study:

• Exhaust components • Suspension dampers • Braking systems • Auxiliary electrical units • Transmission and drive line • Engine and chassis components

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your skills in carrying out routine vehicle maintenance which includes:

TWO L2 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair IMI ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade A* to D including Grade C or above in Maths, English and a Science subject.

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your skills in carrying out routine vehicle maintenance including wheel alignments plus how to inspect, repair and replace parts. In addition you will also study:

• Wheel alignments • Inspection and replacement of exhaust components • Inspection and replacement of suspension dampers • Auxiliary electrical units • Adjusting braking systems • Transmission and drive line • Engine principles and components • Chassis principles and components • Applied Maths, Electronics, Science and ICT

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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ENGINEERING TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Certificate/Diploma Vehicle Maintenance IMI

Extended Diploma Motorsport Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

Certificate/Diploma Vehicle Maintenance IMI

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Grade C or above in English and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 1 Certificate/Diploma Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance with average of Merit/Distinction Grade in examinations

plus Completion of initial

assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your skills in carrying out routine vehicle maintenance including wheel alignments plus how to inspect, repair and replace parts. In addition you will also study:

• Auxiliary electrical units • Transmission and drive line • Engine and chassis components

plus GCSE English and Maths at Grade A to C plus Completion of initial

assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview or Depending on previous

experience and qualifications there may be direct entry onto this course after a successful interview

plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work, a history of involvement within motorsport activities, and enthusiasm to travel to motorsport events.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course will cover all aspects of Motorsport Engineering including:

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course offers you the opportunity to study diagnostic techniques and looks at electrical systems in depth. You will also study:

• Automotive vehicle workshop practices • Inspection of vehicles • Diagnosis and rectification of faults in engines, chassis, electrical and transmission units • Employment rights and responsibilities and health and safety legislation

• Motorsport health and safety and MSA and FIA event regulations • Routine maintenance of motorsport vehicles within the workshop and during competition • Removing and replacing engine, chassis and electrical units on motorsport vehicles • Skills in materials, fabrication, measuring equipment and specialist motorsport tools • Maths, Electronics and Science AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

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THREE L3 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Motorsport Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

Intermediate Apprenticeship Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

Advanced Apprenticeship Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 Extended Diploma Motorsport, Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair or Level 2 Maintenance and Repair or equivalent

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

or Level 1 Vehicle Maintenance

plus Grade A to C in English and Maths

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

or Level 2 Apprenticeship in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level

plus Successful interview

plus Successful interview

employment in the motor vehicle industry

plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work, a history of involvement within motorsport activities, and enthusiasm to travel to motorsport events.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course will cover all aspects of Motorsport Engineering including:

• Motorsport health and safety and MSA and FIA event regulations • Inspection of motorsport vehicles within the workshop and during competition • Diagnosing and rectifying faults in engines, chassis and electrical units on a motorsport vehicle • Skills in materials, fabrication, measuring equipment and specialist motorsport tools • Extended Maths, Electronics and Science

plus Employed or written offer of

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week working in a vehicle maintenance environment and one day per week attendance at College gaining the associated underpinning knowledge. You will learn about:

• Routine vehicle maintenance • The removal and replacement of auxiliary electrical units • The removal and replacement of transmission and drive line • Employment rights and responsibilities and health and safety legislation

plus Completion of initial assessment at a relevant level plus Successful interview plus Employed or written offer of employment in the motor vehicle industry LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 - 3 years COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week working in a vehicle maintenance environment and one day per week attendance at College gaining the associated underpinning knowledge. You will learn about:

• Automotive vehicle workshop practices • Inspection of vehicles • Diagnosis and rectification of faults in engines, chassis and electrical units • Employment rights and responsibilities and health and safety legislation

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ENGINEERING

Students focus on Engineering Barnsley College supported a national campaign to increase participation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) by holding a focus group with female Engineering students.

their course, the facilities, their plans after they finish College and suggestions for improvement.

Head of Engineering at Barnsley College Victoria Slater said: “Engineering courses provide an excellent path into a range of careers. The focus group gave us the opportunity to find out what our current students think and how we can improve our offering to encourage more female students onto our Engineering courses.”

‘Your Life’ is a national campaign involving government departments, private companies, civil societies and education institutions, aimed at engaging with young people and particularly encouraging and increasing the number of women into STEM fields.

Female students from a range of courses including Engineering, Vehicle Maintenance and Mechanical Engineering were invited to the focus group where they had the opportunity to share thoughts and opinions about

a car dealership and that’s why I decided to study this course. I am enjoying my time here and the support that I receive from the College is fantastic.”

Motor Vehicle student Christina Wlodarczyk said: “It was great to talk to other students and share opinions. I would like to work as a Mechanic or Service Manager for

STUDENT Leah PROFILE Ferguson

College course: Level 2 Electrical Engineering “The facilities and staff are good and I’d recommend Barnsley College to others.”

Former Carlton Community College pupil

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ESSENTIAL SKILLS STUDENT PROFILE

Ben Hunt College course: GCSE Maths

“I thought I would fail my GCSE Maths again but the tutors at College worked with me to make sure I understood everything.

“Halfway through the course I started to believe that I could pass and I ended up getting a grade C, which wouldn’t have been possible without the help of my tutors.”

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Different languages spoken by students (13/14 cohort)

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E

ENTRY LEVEL

Fresh Start ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are no formal requirements for this course.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: Fresh Start gives young people aged 14-18* the chance to re-engage with education and gain nationally recognised qualifications whilst deciding on their next step. We offer a customised programme to meet your needs. This can include:

• A wide variety of taster classes in areas such as Art and Design, Catering and Hair and Beauty plus many more • Work placements • Nationally accredited English and Maths qualifications • A selection of GCSEs • Pastoral support WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? Education - You could progress to A Levels or a vocational course. *If you are aged between 14 and 16, you must be on the Elective Home Education (EHE) list before you can apply for this course.

ENTRY LEVEL

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Speaking and Listening, Reading and Writing City & Guilds ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are no formal requirements for this course LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is designed to provide you with intensive ESOL support and cover the other basic skills of Maths and ICT. In addition, you can try a range of different courses to help you decide on future study and career choices.

These could include:

E

ENTRY LEVEL

ESSENTIAL SKILLS

Discovery ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Subject to initial assessment and entry checks LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This programme is designed to give 16-18 year olds a chance to retake up to 5 GCSEs.* It offers the chance to boost your grades and help you secure a place on an A Level programme or a vocational course.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? You could progress to A Levels or a vocational course. *All GCSE enrolments are subject to an initial assessment and entry checks

• Art and Media • Early Years and Care • Hair and Beauty • Hospitality and Catering • Sport and Recreation You will then work towards a recognised qualification in one of these areas.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? Employment- The course is intended to supply you with a range of transferable skills for future employment in several different sectors and industries.

Education - The course is designed to equip you with the English Language skills needed to progress to further study.

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Enrichment Alongside our main programme of study we also offer varied enrichment opportunities including:

• Fishing • Iceskating • Bowling • Football • Visits to parks and museums Our aim is to maintain our current programme of enrichment whilst extending it further to meet the needs of our learners, providing valuable opportunities to develop essential personal and social skills.

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ENTRY LEVEL / LEVEL ONE

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ENTRY LEVEL / LEVEL ONE

Positive Moves

Traineeship

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: There are no formal requirements for this course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Students need to be aged between 16 and 24 years of age and not hold a Level 2 qualification or higher.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years COURSE CONTENT: Positive Moves is a flexible programme that gives you the opportunity to try different courses at Entry Level or Level 1. You will follow a bespoke programme, tailored to your needs. You will also have the opportunity to undertake a placement in a real work environment. There are a range of courses for you to choose from:

• Art and Media • Business Administration and Retail • Construction • Catering • Performing Arts • Engineering • Hair and Beauty • Horticulture and Animal Care • Hospitality • Sports and Recreation You will then work towards a recognised qualification in one of these areas. You can also achieve the following qualifications:

• Entry 3 or Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Employment and Further Learning • Functional Skills in English and Maths • Other Level 1 qualifications are available

FOUNDATION LEARNING

No formal entry qualifications are required but you must be willing to take part in work experience opportunities in your chosen vocational area.

Students will normally take part in an interview prior to being enrolled on the programme.

COURSE CONTENT: Once progressed to Level 1 you will gain qualifications, such as work skills or an Award/Certificate in a relevant area. In addition you will access functional and essential skills that employers want you to have such as communication or problem solving skills.

We will show you how to write a CV to make your job searching more effective and improve interview techniques to provide you with the skills to confidently approach an interview.

When you are ready we will provide you with a suitable work placement where you can further demonstrate and develop your skills.

The majority of vocational work placement options will be available including:

• Business Administration • Construction • Customer Service • Retail • Early Years, Care and Education • Warehousing • Contact Centre (Call Centre Operations) • Engineering • Health and Social Care • Hospitality and Catering • ICT • Manufacturing

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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Careers in Hair and Beauty

Studying Hair and Beauty at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Barber • Beauty Consultant • Beauty Retail • Beauty Therapist • Hairstylist • Nail Technician • Salon Manager • Spa Therapist/Technician • Visual Merchandiser

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

HAIR AND BEAUTY

PATHWAYS Level 4 Higher Education

BTEC Level 3 Beauty Year 2

BTEC Level 3 Beauty Year 1

VRQ 3 Hair

NVQ 3 Hair

NVQ 3 Barbering

VRQ 3 Makeup

NVQ 3 Nails

NVQ 3 Beauty Massage

VRQ 2 Makeup

NVQ 2 Nails

NVQ 2 Beauty

Hair or Beauty

VRQ 2 Hair

NVQ 2 Barbering

NVQ 2 Hair

VRQ 2 Hair and Beauty

NVQ 1 Hair

We also offer a Level 4 Salon Management course Call 01226 216 123 for more information

NVQ 1 Beauty

Entry Level Hair and Beauty

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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ONE L1 LEVEL

ENTRY LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

VTCT Entry Level Diploma in Vocational Studies Hair and Beauty

NVQ Beauty Therapy City & Guilds

NVQ Beauty Therapy - General City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Good personal presentation and good communication skills

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT:

• Personal and social development • Introduction to the hair and beauty sector • Presenting a professional image • Health and safety • Hair plaiting • Shampooing and conditioning • Styling women’s hair • Hand care • Nail art application • Skin care

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is an introduction to beauty therapy; you will be learning the skills required to assist the beauty therapist in their role and carrying out treatments within a commercial salon environment. You will be working as a team to ensure the smooth running of the salon.

You will also study:

• Health and safety • Express facial • Express manicure and pedicure • Science • Salon manager duties

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is ideal for students wishing to embark on a career in beauty therapy. You will be learning general beauty therapy skills in a commercial salon environment and carrying out treatments on clients.

You will also study:

• Salon organisation • Skin care and facial massage • Make-up • Waxing • Eyelash and eyebrow treatments • Reception and retailing • Manicure and pedicure treatments

images Professional

Hair & Beauty Salon

Hair and Beauty Therapies Treatment and Training Centre The hair and beauty salons are located at the Old Mill Lane campus and students gain hands on experience,

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working within industry standard facilities. These include images professional salon, which is open to the public, plus a range of beauty, hairdressing and nail commercial classrooms.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

NVQ Nail Services City & Guilds

Diploma Beauty Therapy Make-Up VTCT

Diploma Creative Hair and Beauty City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language or Level 1 or Level 2 Beauty Therapy

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade C and above

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is ideal for learners wishing to embark on a career in nail services; you will learn general skills in a commercial salon environment, carrying out treatments on clients and working as part of a team.

You will study health and safety and the promotion of products and services alongside:

• Eyelash tinting • Manicure • Pedicure • Acrylic nails • Nail art • Make-up • Self tanning

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT:

• Health and safety • Client care communication • Application of make-up • Instruction of make-up • Body art design • Providing threading services for hair removal • Providing facial skincare • The art of photographic make-up • Providing lash and brow treatments • Displaying stock in the salon

HAIR AND BEAUTY

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is for learners wishing to start their hairdressing and beauty career. It covers many aspects of hairdressing, including health and safety, consultation, cutting, colouring and dressing long hair.

The beauty aspect covers consultation, facial, waxing, manicure, pedicure and eye treatments.

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Laura cruises into her dream job Laura Crane landed her dream career on-board cruise ships after studying Travel and Tourism, Beauty Therapy and Massage and Facials at Barnsley College.

Laura secured a role as a Massage Therapist with Steiner Leisure which places therapists in spas and salons on worldwide cruises. She applied for the job with Steiner following the company’s visit

to College to talk to students about the careers available on ships.

She said: “I didn’t believe it when I was told I’d been successful; this is my ideal job combining beauty therapy with travelling. Barnsley College really helped me to get this job, I don’t think I’d have had chance to apply if the company hadn’t come into College to talk to us.”

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

VRQ Diploma Make-up Artistry VTCT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 Beauty Therapy, or Level 2 Make Up Award, or secured employment in the make up industry

plus Successful interview and initial assessment LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is aimed at those students who have a keen interest and a real flair in the application of make-up. You will learn specific advanced skills which will be of particular interest to those wishing to enter the film and TV industry as a make-up artist, including:

• Health and safety • Client care communication • Application of make-up • Instruction of make-up • Media make-up • Applying face and body art • Camouflage make-up • Fashion and photographic make-up • Promoting products and services • Stock display in the salon An additional unit is also available in semi-permanent lashes (Level 3 Award).

THREE L3 LEVEL

VRQ/NVQ Beauty Therapy Treatments (VRQ) or Nail Services (NVQ) VTCT/City & Guilds ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 NVQ in Beauty Therapy LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: There are two pathways available for this course, where you will study health and safety and the promotion of products and services alongside: BEAUTY THERAPY TREATMENTS:

• Body electrics • Facial electrics • Body massage • Stone therapy • Self tanning • Anatomy and physiology • Nail technology NAIL SERVICES:

• Enhancing and maintaining nails using UV gel, liquid and powder • Airbrushing • Finish overlays using electric files • Nail art • Enhancing nails using wraps • Airbrush design for nails

Diploma Beauty Therapy Edexcel ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course provides you with knowledge and skills in a variety of treatments plus finance, reception and retailing.

You will also learn about the science behind beauty therapy including anatomy, physiology and dermatology, plus more alternative treatments such as aromatherapy.

Treatments covered include:

• Skin care and facial • Make up, manicure and pedicure • Eyelash and eyebrow treatments • Massage treatments • Face and body electrical treatments • Self tanning • Make-up for performers • Nail technology • Waxing

Alumni

Louise Scarlett College course: Level 2 and 3 Beauty Therapy Career: Beauty Therapist and owner of Rume, a hair and beauty salon in Dronfield “I had fun times at College meeting new friends and learning a skill I enjoy. I credit the College with helping me to start my own business by the age of 25.”

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

HAIR AND BEAUTY

Apprenticeship Nail Services

Apprenticeship Beauty Therapy - General

Apprenticeship Beauty Therapy - Massage

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 NVQ in Beauty Therapy or Level 2 Apprenticeship

or Level 1 NVQ in Beauty Therapy and Level 1 Functional Skills in English

plus Seeking or secured employment in beauty therapy

plus Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Seeking or secured employment in beauty therapy and Level 2 qualification in Beauty Therapy

plus Seeking or secured employment in nail services LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week in employment and one day attendance at College.

The course is ideal for learners wishing to embark on a career in nail services; you will learn general skills in a commercial salon environment, carrying out treatments on clients and working as part of a team.

You will study health and safety and the promotion of products and services alongside:

COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week learning practical skills in employment and one day attendance at College.

Subjects studied may include:

• Salon organisation • Skin care and facial massage • Make-up • Waxing • Eyelash and eyebrow treatments • Reception and retailing • Manicure and pedicure treatments

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week in employment and one day attendance at College.

Subjects studied may include:

• Anatomy and physiology • Body massage • Science • Body and facial electrical treatments • Stone therapy • Indian head massage

• Manicure • Pedicure • Artificial nails • Acrylic nails • Nail art

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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TWO L2 LEVEL

ONE L1 LEVEL

NVQ Hairdressing City & Guilds

VRQ Diploma Hairdressing City & Guilds

NVQ Diploma Hairdressing City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language, plus hairdressing qualification

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language, plus hairdressing qualification

or Level 1 NVQ Hairdressing

or Level 1 NVQ Hairdressing

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: This course will give you skills in a variety of hairdressing techniques plus areas including health and safety, salon reception duties and how to promote additional products or services to clients.

COURSE CONTENT: This course will give you skills in a variety of hairdressing techniques plus areas including health and safety, salon reception duties and how to promote additional products or services to clients.

or Hairdressing Foundation LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is an introduction to hairdressing; you will learn the skills required to assist the stylist in their role and carry out treatments within a commercial salon environment. You will be working as a team to ensure the smooth running of the salon.

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TWO L2 LEVEL

This course includes:

You will learn how to:

• Health and safety • Salon reception duties • Shampooing and conditioning hair • Blow-drying • Styling hair

• Shampoo and condition the hair and scalp • Style, dress, change colour and finish hair using basic techniques • Provide scalp massage services • Cut and colour

You will learn how to:

• Shampoo and condition the hair and scalp • Cut, colour and style hair • Style, dress, change colour and finish hair using basic techniques

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

HAIR AND BEAUTY

Apprenticeship Barbering

Apprenticeship Hairdressing

Apprenticeship Hairdressing

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including Maths plus GCSE English Language Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

plus Seeking or secured employment in barbering

plus Seeking or secured employment in hairdressing

or Level 2 in Hairdressing or Barbering or relevant experience

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves two-and-a-half to four days a week in employment and one day attendance at College.

COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves two-and-a-half to four days a week in employment and one day attendance at College.

You will develop the skills and knowledge to become a professional hairdresser and have the opportunity to apply learning in a practical and realistic way.

plus Seeking or secured employment in hairdressing or barbering

Course content will include:

• Basic cutting • Facial hair cutting • Blow styling • Shampooing and conditioning techniques • Health and safety • Communication skills, retail skills and consultation techniques • Colouring techniques

You will learn how to:

• Advise and consult with clients • Shampoo and condition hair and scalp • Cut and style hair • Change hair colour • Promote products and services • Be aware of and implement Health and Safety • Set and dress hair

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves two-and-a-half to four days employment in a salon and one day attendance at College.

Subjects studied may include:

• Advising and consulting with clients • Advanced cutting • Colouring and styling skills • Promoting products and services • Styling and dressing hair • Total look and colour correction techniques

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Advanced Apprenticeship Hairdressing

NVQ Diploma Hairdressing City & Guilds

VRQ Diploma Hairdressing City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 3 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 VRQ in Hairdressing

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 NVQ in Hairdressing

or Level 2 NVQ in Hairdressing

or Level 3 VRQ in Hairdressing

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: You will attend College for two or three days per week and a placement for two days per week.

COURSE CONTENT: You will attend College three days per week and attend a work placement for one day a week. As part of the course you will contribute to the effective running of the salon, which involves maintaining health, safety and security of the salon environment.

or Level 2 qualification in

Hairdressing

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: Mandatory Units

• Monitoring procedures to safely control work operations • Promoting additional services or products to clients • Providing hairdressing consultation services • Creatively cutting hair using a combination of techniques Optional Units • Colouring hair using a variety of techniques • Providing colour correction services • Creatively styling and dressing hair • Creatively dressing long hair • Developing and enhancing your creative hairdressing skills • Creating a variety of permed effects • Providing creative hair extension services • Providing specialist consultation services for hair and scalp • Providing specialist hair and scalp treatment • Contributing to the financial effectiveness of the business • Supporting client service improvements • Contributing to the planning and implementation of promotional activities

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You will learn how to:

• Consult with and advise clients • Provide hair and scalp treatment services • Cut and colour hair to create a variety of advanced fashion looks • Style hair using a variety of fashion techniques • Contribute to the effective running of the salon

STUDENT PROFILE

You will learn how to:

• Consult with and advise clients • Provide hair and scalp treatment services • Perming techniques • Cut and colour hair to create a variety of fashion looks • Style hair using a variety of fashion techniques

James Everitt College course: Barbering “I enjoy everything about my course; it’s fun, I’ve met lots of new people and the tutors are really friendly and supportive.”

Former Penistone Grammar School pupil

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

HAIR AND BEAUTY

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

We also offer a Level 4 Salon Management course Call 01226 216 123 for more information

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Careers in Health and Social Care

Studying Health and Social Care at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Dietician • Emergency Services roles • Nursing • Probation/Prison Service roles • Radiography • Social Work • Youth and Community Work

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Diploma Health and Social Care Edexcel

Apprenticeship Health and Social Care

Diploma Health and Social Care Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade E and above including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language or Maths

or Entry Level 3 Functional Skills or Level 1 English and Maths

or Level 1 Health and Social Care qualification and GCSE English Language Grade A* to D

plus a good reference including attendance

or Level 1 Functional Skills in English

or Foundation Learning Tier in Health and Social Care plus Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Level 1 Maths

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus Employed or written offer of

COURSE CONTENT: The course provides you with the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills relating to health and social care.

You will study a range of units including:

• Personal care in health and social care • Creative and leisure activities for adults in health and social care • Health and social care group project • Communication with adults and children in health and social care • Health and social care needs

employment in health and social care

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in a healthcare setting, for example in a care home, hospital or GP surgery, and one day attendance at College. As an Apprentice working in health and social care you will assist senior care workers and social workers to provide care services.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: On this course you will learn about communication and individual rights and needs within health and social care. You will gain vocational experience whilst also studying specialist units including:

• Safe environments • Anatomy and physiology for health and social care • Human lifespan development • The impact of diet on health

You will learn about:

• Caring and promoting the wellbeing of your clients • Basic hygiene standards • Personal development

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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LEVEL THREE THREE L3 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Health and Social Care Edexcel

Apprenticeship Health and Social Care

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

or Level 2 Diploma in Health and

Social Care (Merit)

plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to C and Level 2 Maths

plus Interview and/or assessment LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will help you to develop yourself personally and professionally acquiring skills such as how to develop effective communications and understanding health and safety and security. You will look at the provision of services, socio-economics and public and environmental health.

You will also learn:

• Equality, diversity and rights • Lifespan development • Anatomy and physiology • Personal and professional development • Sociological perspectives • Psychological perspectives

STUDENT PROFILE

or Level 2 Health and Social Care Apprenticeship plus Employed or written offer of employment in health and social care LENGTH OF COURSE: 18 months COURSE CONTENT: This course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days a week training in a healthcare setting, for example in a care home, hospital or GP surgery, and one day attendance at College. As an Apprentice working in health and social care you will assist senior care workers and social workers to provide care services for adults.

You will learn about:

• Caring and promoting the wellbeing of your clients • Basic hygiene standards • Personal development

Tommy White College course: Level 2 Health and Social Care “I learn something new every day on my course and I’m really enjoying the chance to do a placement at a school.”

Former Darton College pupil

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

Continue your studies in Health and Social Care with a HNC/D at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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HORTICULTURE Professional gardening and landscaping

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

NEW COURSES FOR 2015

Countryside and Environment Level 2 and Countryside Management Level 3 (see page 20 and 22 for details).

Careers in Horticulture

Studying Horticulture at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Arboriculture Worker Tree Surgeon Farm Worker Gardener Garden Designer Grounds Person Green Keeper Parks Officer Landscaper Landscape Gardener Market Gardener Nursery Propagator Nursery Operative Planteria Assistant Horticultural Technician

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

HORTICULTURE

HORTICULTURE

PATHWAYS Level 4/5 HNC/D Animal Management

Level 3 Countryside Management

Level 3 Horticulture

Level 2 Diploma Horticulture

Level 2 Practical Horticulture

Level 1 Practical Horticulture

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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TWO L2 LEVEL

LEVEL TWO

Diploma Practical Horticulture Skills NPTC

Diploma Horticulture Edexcel

Diploma Practical Horticulture Skills

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade G or above including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 3 GCSEs Grade A* to D plus English Language A* to E

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus A keen interest in gardening

plus A keen interest in gardening

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

COURSE CONTENT: You will cover various interesting topics in horticulture combining practical work with supporting underpinning knowledge. You will study from a range of units including:

• Preparing ground for sowing and planting under supervision • Planting container grown subjects • Preparing soil and applying organic mulch • Applying fertiliser by hand to bare ground • Determining soil pH with colour indicator test kit under supervision • Planting flower bulbs for naturalisation or bedding • Preparing a hanging basket • Sowing seeds outdoors/ indoors • Pricking out seedlings • Identifying trees, shrubs and weeds • Identifying annuals and herbaceous perennials

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L2

COURSE CONTENT: This course provides a comprehensive introduction to general horticulture, combining practical training with relevant underpinning theory. Facilities at Wigfield Farm include commercial glass houses, polytunnels and industry standard horticulture equipment. Areas of study include:

• Understanding the basic principles of plant and soil science • Establishing and maintaining plants outdoors • Propagation techniques • Maintaining winter and summer sports turf surfaces • Introduction to land-based machinery operations • Work-related experience

COURSE CONTENT: You will gain practical experience within the land-based industry as well as developing your skills and horticultural theory knowledge learning how to:

• Prepare ground for planting • Plant container grown plants • Care for a planted area • Plant a container for display • Apply fertiliser • Prune deciduous spring flowers • Propagate indoors • Propagate by stem cuttings • Construct a paved area • Use a pedestrian controlled mower • Design a contemporary style garden

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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L2

THREE L3 LEVEL

LEVEL TWO

THREE L3 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Horticulture City & Guilds

Extended Diploma Horticulture

Advanced Apprenticeship Diploma Horticulture City & Guilds

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D plus English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including Maths, English and either Chemistry or Biology

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C

plus Employed or written offer of

or Horticulture Level 2 course passed at Merit grade or above

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus A keen interest in gardening

employment in horticulture

COURSE CONTENT: The majority of the practical based activity and assessment will take place in your working environment. You will also attend classes at Wigfield Farm and cover units such as employment rights and responsibilities, functional skills in English and Maths, first aid training and the NPTC Spraying certificate PA1 and PA6A. The programme will cover areas such as:

• Levelling and preparing sites for landscaping • Preparing ground for seeding and planting • Establishing plants and/or seeds in soil • Sports turf maintenance, renovation and repair • Using and maintaining tools and equipment • Growth and development of crops and plants • Carrying out harvesting operations • Plant nomenclature, terminology and identification • Preparation and operation of a tractor and attachments • Identification and reporting of pests, diseases and disorders

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: Each class contains practical sessions, with supporting underpinning knowledge. You will also develop your skills in the work place through a work experience placement. Areas of study include:

• Investigative land-based project • Business management in the land-based sector • Understanding the principles of plant and soil science • Machinery operation • Maintaining winter and summer sports turf surfaces • Tree and shrub pruning and maintenance • Identification, selection and use of ornamental plants • Understanding the historical influences on the development of gardens • Advanced horticultural science • Landscape and garden design • Plant health and protection • Understanding sustainable development • Plant propagation • Managing soil water • Establishing and managing exterior plant displays • Identification, planting and care of trees

plus Horticulture Level 2

COURSE CONTENT: The majority of the practical based activity and assessment will take place in your working environment. You will also attend classes at Wigfield Farm and cover units such as employment rights and responsibilities, functional skills in English and Maths, first aid training and the NPTC Spraying certificate PA1 and PA6A. The programme will cover areas such as:

• Maintenance of landscapes • Control of pests, diseases and disorders • Monitoring landscape maintenance and inspection of landscape features and facilities • Evaluation of ground and environmental conditions to establish grassed and planted areas • Preparing sites for soft landscape establishment • Establishing grass swards • Planning the maintenance, repair and renovation of sports turf areas • Maintaining irrigation systems • Providing nutrients to plants or crops • Monitoring the development of crops or plants

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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LEARNING FOR LIVING AND WORK

Abby Barton

Learning for Living and Work Excellence Award Winner 2014

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

LEVEL ONE - THREE LEVEL ONE E+L1 ENTRY

Learning for Living and Work The Learning for Living and Work department supports learners with a learning disability or difficulty to prepare them for either Independent Living or Supported Employment. Each learner will have an individual/ bespoke learning plan and curriculum timetable to suit their individual needs and interests.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• Aged between 16 and 24 • Students must have a s139a, Learning Difficulties Assessment, Education Health and Care Plan or Statement of Educational Need subject to commissioning by your local authority.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will work towards an accredited entry Level and Level 1 study programme and follow a personalised time table. Comprehensive learning and social support is available throughout your time at College to enable you to progress and achieve your personal goals.

There are four steps which enable you to begin at a suitable starting point:

• Step 1 - For those students with complex additional needs.

• Step 2 - Programmes designed to support students looking to develop their independent living skills.

• Step 3 - For students aiming to develop their employability skills, including volunteering and work experience opportunities.

• Step 4 - The Supported Traineeship programme: combining work experience with an employer and time in College to gain a qualification.

You will study areas in your individual learning plan which could include: • Personal and Social Development/Employability skills • Functional Skills in Numeracy, Literacy and ICT Vocational options: • Animal Care • Art and Design Car valeting • Catering • Construction • Hair and Beauty • Horticulture • ICT and Creative Media • Retail • Sport Real life work experience opportunities in: • Catering (in-house café) • Other placements with College and with external employers

LEARNING FOR LIVING AND WORK

STUDENT PROFILE

Lee Hatfield College course: Learning for Living and Work

“The staff make me feel happy and safe in College.

“My course has made me more confident and I want to carry on improving”.

Former Greenacre School pupil.

Additional opportunities include: • Volunteering • Community projects • Enrichment • Learning and social support can be provided as well as travel training

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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MEDIA

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Careers in Media Studying Media at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as:

• TV/Film/Radio Editor • TV/Film/Radio Production Assistant or Runner • TV/Film/Radio Producer • TV/Film Camera Operator • Marketer • Media Researcher • Newspaper/Magazine/Web Editor • Games Designer • Photographer • Journalist • Graphic Designer • Advertising Executive

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MEDIA

PATHWAYS Level 6 BA (Hons) Digital Film and Visual Effects

Level 6 BA (Hons) Film, Animation, Music and Enterprise

Level 5 HND Games Design

Level 5 HND Interactive Media

Level 3 Games Design

Level 3 Interactive Media

Level 3 Film and Television

Level Level2.5 2.5 Right RightTracks Tracks

Level 2 Creative Media and Production

Level 1 Creative Media

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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Alumni

Stewart FaulknerRhyne College course: Media Studies Progressed to: Interactive Screenbased Graphics degree at the University of Lincoln Career: Now working for a ticketing and software design company in Nashville, Tennessee “At Barnsley College I learned to follow my passions and work hard to get what I want from life.”

Diploma Creative Media Production Edexcel

Extended Certificate Creative Media Production Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language at Grade A* to E

plus A good example of coursework.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course aims to introduce you to the basics of working in the exciting area of media production including television, audio and games. You could get the chance to broadcast on Barnsley College Television, Barnsley College Radio and in the USA via Harbor College Television based in Los Angeles.

You will also learn:

• Video/TV production (Barnsley College TV) • Games production • Digital media e.g. animation

plus A good example of coursework LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This course aims to introduce you to the basics of working in the exciting area of media production including television, audio and games. You could get the chance to broadcast on Barnsley College Television, Barnsley College Radio and in the USA via Harbor College Television based in Los Angeles.

You will also learn:

• Video/TV production (Barnsley College TV) • Games production • Digital media e.g. animation

Continue your studies with a Film or Animation degree, Interactive Media HND or Graphic Design HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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Extended Diploma Creative Media Production

(Games Development Pathway)

Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

plus Genuine enthusiasm for creative design and production.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course gives you the opportunity to expand your knowledge and understanding of multimedia production with particular focus on games development.

You will study:

• Digital graphics • Games story development • Games design document • 3D design • Concept art • Interface design • Level creation • Games engines • Coding • Sound for games

THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Creative Media Production (Television

Extended Diploma Creative Media Production (Interactive

Edexcel

Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

plus Genuine enthusiasm for media production

plus Genuine enthusiasm for creative design and production

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: You will gain hands-on experience creating products for possible broadcast on the College’s internal broadcast facilities. The College has links with Los Angeles Harbor College which has provided opportunities for previous students to work on live television and performance based theatre projects. Others have worked with local MPs, streaming community meetings live on the internet as well as filming corporate events, entering and winning national competitions.

COURSE CONTENT: You will gain hands-on experience in a variety of activities such as graphic design, photography, magazine and comic book design, as well as planning and producing a website and animations (2D).

You will use industry standard hardware and software in order to design a series of creative products that will be displayed in a final portfolio. You will also have the opportunity to study:

and Film Pathway)

You will study:

Media Pathway)

• Advertising and marketing • Research techniques • Production management

• Planning and production of media products such as short films, music videos, documentaries and advertisements • Understanding of the creative media sector • Professional practice in the media industries • Animation techniques (stop motion) • Television studio production • Multi-camera opportunities filming music events, performing arts performances and corporate events

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MUSIC

Careers in Music Studying Music at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as:

• Musician • Roadie • Singer • Songwriter • Sound Technician • Music Promoter • Festival Promoter • Vocal Coach • Music Teacher • Agent • Recording Studio Manager

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MUSIC

PATHWAYS Level 6 BA (Hons) Digital Film and Visual Effects

Level 6 BA (Hons) Music Production and Sound Recording

Level 6 BA (Hons) Popular Music

Level 3 Music Technology

Level 6 BA (Hons) Music and Promotion

Level 6 BA (Hons) Film, Animation, Music and Enterprise

Level 3 Music Practice (Performing)

Level 2.5 Right Tracks

Level 2 Music

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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Extended Certificate Music Edexcel

Extended Diploma Music Technology Edexcel

Extended Diploma Music Edexcel

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and Maths

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

plus You will be required to pass an audition.

plus A good example of coursework or practical experience in music technology will be considered

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: This is a very practical course that provides many opportunities for instrumental development, playing in bands, rehearsing and gigging. This course will help you to understand music and music theory and will teach you skills in:

• Rehearsal techniques for musicians • Planning and creating a music product • Singing • Working as a musical ensemble • Solo musical performance • Exploring the music profession

plus You will be required to pass an audition LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: On this course you will learn how to create and market a music product, develop your listening skills and be introduced to acoustics. You will look at modern and pop music in practice as well as music technology in performance.

You will spend a large amount of time in the recording studios helping to develop your engineering and production skills. There will be opportunities for you to work on real live projects including location and studio-based client work. Units will include areas such as:

• Music and sounds for multimedia • Music sequencing • Operating live sound • Composing music • Music theory and harmony • Singing and keyboards

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plus You will be required to pass an audition.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: You will study all areas of music including music performance techniques and session styles plus improving your listening skills and sound recording techniques. You will look at music theory, the music freelance world plus modern and pop music in practice.

There are many opportunities for public performances, playing large and small venues and representing the College at national competitions. Other units will include areas such as:

• Planning a music project • Composing music • Improvising music • Working and developing as a musical ensemble • Live sound

Continue your studies with a Music or Music Technology degree at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

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Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Alumni

Murray Preston College course: BTEC Music Technology Progressed to: Music Production and Sound Recording Undergraduate Degree at UCB “I loved every minute of being at College as the facilities were top class and the teaching standard was exceptionally high, which helped in the transition to university.”

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ARTS Careers in Performing Arts Studying Performing Arts at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as:

• TV/Film/Theatre Actor • Musical Theatre Performer • Voiceover Artist • Choreographer • TV/Film/Theatre Director • Radio Presenter • Cruise Ship Entertainer • Holiday Rep • Theatre Administrator • Film Production Assistant • TV Researcher • Events Manager • Drama Therapist/Counsellor • Repetiteur/Dance Captain

Alumni

Paul Skelton College course: BTEC Performing Arts Career: Freelance Theatre Production Manager, at the National Theatre in London “Barnsley College is a dynamic learning environment that encouraged us to believe we could succeed in the theatre industry at the highest level.”

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PATHWAYS Level 6 BA (Hons) Music Performance

Level 3 Performing Arts

Level 3 Apprenticeship Live Events Production

Level 2 Performing Arts

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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Extended Certificate Performing Arts Edexcel

Extended Diploma Performing Arts Edexcel

Apprenticeship and/ or Subsidiary Diploma Live Events Production

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including Maths and English Language

plus An interest in theatre production and a successful audition LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: The course is very practical and will help you to develop your confidence and performance skills on the stage. The course develops your voice, projection, movement, acting skills and musical theatre skills. You will participate in College performances which will take place in various locations.

You will have the opportunity to represent College in performances, helping you to develop as a performer.

You will study a variety of units including:

• Acting • Musical theatre • Performing • Dance • Technical skills

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plus An interest in theatre production and a successful audition

plus An interest in live events and a successful interview

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 or 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: This course is highly practical and allows you to develop skills in acting, musical theatre and dance to give you the best chance of a fantastic career in performing arts.

COURSE CONTENT: This programme is designed to develop a range of skills for those interested in working in the events industry, ranging from theatre design and construction, sound and lighting operations to technical set up for music events and arts administration.

You will develop your communication skills and self-confidence, understand different types of theatre and genre and work as part of a committed and creative team.

You will get the chance to perform in our versatile venue, The Electric Theatre, as well as our more intimate studio performance space.

During the course you will have the opportunity to undertake different technical roles in many live events and learn industry standard skills along the way.

The practical nature of this programme suits learners who enjoy getting hands on and being independent in solving creative problems.

On completion of this course learners can progress into employment or further their studies through a higher education course. Assessment methods include both practical demonstration and portfolio.

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PERFORMING ARTS

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

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PUBLIC SERVICES

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Careers in Public Services Studying Public Services at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers in areas such as:

• The Ambulance Service • Law and the legal system • National Health Service (NHS) • Police civilian careers • The Prison Service • Teaching/Lecturing

You will be able to develop skills for entry to:

• The Fire Service • The Military/Armed Forces • The Police Force

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ONE L1 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Diploma Public Services Pearson

Certificate/Diploma Public Services Pearson

Diploma Skills for Public Services NCFE

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to D

plus Good general standard of health and fitness LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will explore training and fitness, as well as learning how to deal with incidents and events. You will get involved in volunteering and learn about conduct and responsibilities at work. You will also develop your leadership skills and look at potential career options.

Course content will include:

• Training and fitness for entry to uniformed services • Outdoor adventure activities • Day visits and residentials with a variety of public services organisations, e.g.

Army, Royal Air Force and Police

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Public Services along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc).

You will also require a good general level of health and fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your public services skills and improve your health and fitness ready for entry into the uniformed public services. You will also look at your career options and employment opportunities.

Examples of course content include:

• Land navigation by map and compass • Law and its impact on the individual • Crime and its effect on society

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Public Services along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc).

You will also require a good general level of health and fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your skills and knowledge, helping to prepare you for entry into one of the uniformed public services. You will also have the opportunity to obtain additional qualifications including the Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership.

Course content will include:

Outdoor adventure activities Career planning Leadership development Development of personal fitness and exercise • Current issues • • • •

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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Diploma Skills for Public Services NCFE

Extended Diploma Public Services Pearson

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C, including English Language or Functional Skills English

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Public Services along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc).

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your skills and knowledge, helping to prepare you for entry into one of the public services. As part of the course you will be expected to undertake a range of outdoor activities, including various public services related visits, e.g. Army, RAF, Magistrate’s Court.

Course content will include:

• Preparing for employment in a chosen uniformed service • Developing aspects of physical fitness for entry to the uniformed services • Developing leadership skills • Understanding conflict management and personal protection • Participating in a sports coaching session • Participating in uniformed service routine • Assisting in planning and leading adventure activities • Understanding emergency situation planning in the uniformed services

STUDENT PROFILE

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Public Services along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc).

You will also require a good general level of health and fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: This course will develop your leadership and teamwork skills.

You will take part in outdoor and adventure expeditions, as well as work on fitness testing and training. You will also look at career options, employment opportunities and volunteering within the sector.

Units of study will include:

• Government, policies, citizenship and diversity • Police powers, the legal system and law making process • Crime and its effects on society • Command and control • Planning and management of major incidents • Responding to emergency service incidents

Steven Burkinshaw

College Course: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services

“My course is very interesting and has been beneficial in giving me new skills.

It is great to study in such a relaxed atmosphere with such excellent support from tutors and fellow students. I am also President of the Student Union which is a fantastic experience.”

Former St Michael’s High School pupil

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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PUBLIC SERVICES ACTIVITIES As a Public Services student you can combine your studies with a range of activities which will enhance your learning experience.

Activities available include:

• Joint service training (Police, Fire and Ambulance) • Planning for a major incident • Disaster planning and management • Counter-terrorist activities • Specialist input by industrial experts on disaster planning, management and finance • Military activities • Visits to the local Law Courts • British Red Cross volunteering opportunities • Outdoor activities such as kayaking, canoeing, abseiling and rock climbing

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Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Careers in Sport Studying Sport at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as: • Biomechanics/Performance Analyst • Fitness Instructor • Health and Wellness Advisor • Leisure Centre Assistant/Manager • Lifeguard • Outdoor Activity Instructor • Personal Trainer • Sports Coach • Teacher/Lecturer in Sport/Physical Education

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PATHWAYS Level 6 Degree Top-up

Continue your studies in Sport with a HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

Level 4 and 5 Higher National Diploma in Sport (Coaching and Sports Development)

Level 3 NCFE Diploma in Sport

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Development, Coaching and Fitness)

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport

(Sport and Exercise Sciences)

Level 2 NCFE Diploma in Sport

(Performance and Excellence)

Level 2 Certificate in Sport

Level 1 Diploma in Sport

Your career pathway STARTS HERE

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Alumni

Richard Ayres College course: BTEC National Diploma in Sport and Exercise Sciences Progressed to: BSc (Hons) Sport Development and Coaching at the University of Lincoln Career: Physical Education Teacher at a school in Sheffield “Barnsley College is an enjoyable place to go with a great atmosphere and very approachable staff.”

Diploma Sport and Active Leisure Pearson ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

plus Active involvement in participatory sport and a good general level of fitness LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will learn about the exciting world of sport and active leisure, including job opportunities and working in the sports industry.

You will also look at improving your own fitness by planning a fitness programme.

Examples of course content include:

• How the body works • Taking part in sport, exercise and fitness • Helping to deliver an activity at a sport or active leisure event • Risks and hazards in sport/ active leisure

British Colleges Sport Regional College of the Year 2013

TWO L2 LEVEL

Certificate/Diploma Sport Pearson ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C plus GCSE English at Grade A* to D

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your knowledge of sport, including a focus on how you can develop yourself and others as an athlete and how to plan and lead sports activities. You will have the opportunity to take part in coaching awards and a wide range of sport enrichment activities.

Course content will include:

• Practical sports performance • The mind and sports performance • Lifestyle and wellbeing • Sport and active leisure • Sports performer in action • Profiling sports performers • Training for personal fitness • Injury in sport • Organising a sports event • Leading for sports activities You will also be given the opportunity to obtain Functional Skills qualifications in ICT, English and Maths at an appropriate level.

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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STUDENT PROFILE

Anthony Mackie College course: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport “The atmosphere at Barnsley Sports Academy is brilliant.

I am being taught and coached by former professionals and people with real experience of working in sport.”

Former Wakefield Independent School pupil

TWO L2 LEVEL

TWO L2 LEVEL

Apprenticeship Sport - Activity Leadership

Apprenticeship Sport - Exercise and Fitness

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths or Functional Skills English at Level 2

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to D including English Language and Maths or Functional Skills English at Level 2

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/ or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will gain the confidence and practical skills to assist, lead and instruct participants, working four days a week in a sporting environment and studying one day a week in College. You will also acquire knowledge of the sports sector.

You will gain qualifications including:

• Level 2 NVQ in Activity Leadership • Level 2 Award in Employment Awareness in Active Leisure and Learning • Level 2 Certificate in the Principles and Preparations for Coaching Sport * • Level 1 or 2 Coaching or Leadership Award

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will gain the confidence and practical skills to assist, lead and instruct participants, working four days a week in a sporting, health and/or fitness environment and studying one day a week in College. You will also acquire knowledge of the sport sector.

You will gain qualifications including:

• Level 2 NVQ in Activity Leadership • Level 2 Award in Employment Awareness in Active Leisure and Learning • Level 2 Certificate in Fitness Instructing

*tailored towards apprentice and employer needs

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L3

LEVEL THREE

L3

LEVEL THREE

Diploma Sport Pearson

Advanced Level Apprenticeship Sports Development

Subsidiary Diploma Sports (Coaching and Fitness) Pearson

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C and GCSE English at Grade A* to D

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Level 2 Sports Apprenticeship in Active Leisure and Learning.

Applications will be considered on an individual basis

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs at Grade A* to C or above including English Language or Functional Skills English

or Successful completion of the Level 1 Diploma in Sport and Active Leisure along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your knowledge of sport, including a focus on how you can develop yourself or others as an athlete. Course content will include: Two Core Units

• Fitness testing and training • Practical sport Five Specialist Units:

• Anatomy and physiology for sport • Injury in sport • Planning and leading sports activities • Lifestyle and the performer • Psychology for sports performance

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: The course is offered as an Apprenticeship and involves four days per week training in the Leisure and Fitness industry with one day attendance at College studying:

• Level 3 NVQ in Sports Development • Level 3 Award in Employment Awareness in Active Leisure and Learning • SLUK Level 3 Certificate in Higher Sports Leadership • Functional Skills - Level 2 Maths and English

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your knowledge of sport including how to plan and lead sports activities and fitnessbased sessions. You will also have the opportunity to obtain coaching awards.

The programme covers seven units over the year:

• Principles of anatomy and physiology in sport • Physiology of fitness • Fitness testing for sport and exercise • Practical team sports • Sports coaching • Assessing risk in sport • Sport injuries

Continue your studies in Sport with a HND at University Campus Barnsley. See www.barnsley.ac.uk/ucb

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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THREE L3 LEVEL

Extended Diploma Sport (Performance and Excellence) Athlete Development Programme Pearson

Extended Diploma Sport (Development, Coaching and Fitness) Pearson

Extended Diploma Sport and Exercise Sciences Pearson

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language or Level 2 Functional Skills in English

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language or Level 2 Functional Skills in English

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including Science and English Language or Level 2 Functional Skills in English

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

COURSE CONTENT: You will develop your technical and tactical skills in sport, including sports coaching and practical team sports.

COURSE CONTENT: You will look at individual and team sports and assess the risks while progressing your skills in leadership, coaching and development. The course will involve working with children and some work-based experience.

Course content will include:

• Principles of anatomy and physiology in sport • Fitness testing and training for sport and exercise • Sports nutrition • Sports injuries and massage • Analysis and psychology of sports performance • Sports coaching

Course content will include:

• Principles and physiology in sport • Fitness testing, training and programming • Sports coaching and leadership • Sports development • Organising a sports event • Practical sport

or Successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate/Diploma in Sport along with a favourable student review (attainment, attendance, punctuality, attitude etc). You will also require an active involvement in sport, health and/or fitness.

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years COURSE CONTENT: You will learn about fitness testing, training and programming plus sports coaching for individual and team sports. You will look at the social issues in sport, as well as developing your research methods and undertaking a period of work-based experience.

Examples of course content include:

• Anatomy and exercise physiology • Sport and exercise

psychology • Sports biomechanics • Research methods for sport and exercise sciences • Sports injuries and massage • Sports nutrition

All students will be subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

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College helps Connor make his mark Studying sport at Barnsley College has enabled Connor Brunt to make his mark on the international stage.

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport student Connor is specialising in developing his football skills and scored the winning goal on his debut for the English Colleges National Team against Australia.

Connor receives daily training to develop his technical and tactical skills and sees a physiotherapist twice weekly to help with the treatment of injuries and get advice on rehabilitation.

Connor said: “The College has an excellent reputation for sport and offered me the opportunity to combine education and football. We have been given the chance to represent the county in our chosen sport, which I am able to use on my applications for university and scholarships in the USA.”

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TRAVEL AND TOURISM PATHWAYS Level 4/5 HNC/D Travel and Tourism

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Level 3 Travel and Tourism

Level 2 Travel and Tourism

Level 1 Business, IT, Travel and Tourism (BITT)

Careers in Travel and Tourism

Studying Travel and Tourism at Barnsley College will enable you to develop skills for a range of careers such as:

• Travel Agent • Holiday Rep • Tour Guide Manager • Event Manager • Tourist Information Centre Assistant • Hotel Manager • Tourism Manager • Airport Passenger Handler • Flight Attendant • Commercial Assistant • Retail Support Assistant • Customer Services Assistant • Finance Assistant

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TWO L2 LEVEL

THREE L3 LEVEL

TRAVEL AND TOURISM

Diploma Getting on in BITT (Business, Information Travel and Tourism Technology, Travel and Tourism)

Diploma Travel and Tourism

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 4 GCSEs Grade G and above

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 2 GCSEs at Grade A* to C plus GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English Language and (preferably) Maths

or 4 GCSEs at Grade D including GCSE English Language at Grade A* to E or Level 1 qualification

or Level 2 Diploma in Travel and Tourism (or related subject), graded Merit, plus 2 GCSEs including English and (preferably) Maths

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year

plus You must be prepared to travel as part of your studies

COURSE CONTENT: You will study interesting and varied Travel and Tourism units which include:

LENGTH OF COURSE: 2 years

or Pass in an appropriate Entry Level 3 course and functional skills

LENGTH OF COURSE: 1 year COURSE CONTENT:

Information Technology

You will learn a range of IT skills such as how to search for and request information using IT efficiently. This includes using the internet and email. You will also learn how to use IT to organise and schedule activities.

Business

You will learn about the skills needed to work in business.

This will include effective use of making and receiving telephone calls and creating professional business documents.

Travel and Tourism

You will learn skills to plan trips and events and also the customer service skills needed in the travel and tourism industry.

• Customer service and selling skills • Resort representative • Travel planning • Introduction to the cruise industry • Visitor attractions

COURSE CONTENT: You will study 14 interesting and varied units which include:

• The business of travel and tourism • Preparing for employment • Customer service • Investigating the cruise sector • Working as a holiday representative You will also study towards a Level 2 Certificate in Introduction to Air Cabin Crew.

Your programme will also include tutorials, enrichment activities and functional skills.

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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FILLING IN THE APPLICATION FORM How to fill in the application form

Complete ALL relevant sections of the application form clearly in black ink and return to FE Admissions Barnsley College PO Box 266 Church Street Barnsley South Yorkshire S70 2YW

IMPORTANT

• It is important that you provide a telephone number so we can contact you about your application if we need to. REMEMBER: if your details change you need to tell us.

• Please tell us about any support needs and/or criminal convictions on your application form.

When should I apply?

The earlier the better, as it gives you the opportunity of an early interview.

What happens next?

Your application will be acknowledged. You will then be sent an interview date. You will also receive important information by post, including financial support and travel information.

What happens at interview?

The interview is a meeting between yourself and a tutor. It’s an opportunity to get more detailed course information. It will help you decide if this is the right course for you and also provide an opportunity to discuss all your options.

Can I change my mind?

Yes, there is no formal commitment at this stage – you can change your course choice – all you need to do is phone or write to tell us.

What if I don’t get the right grades?

Don’t panic! Contact our Information Team on Tel: 01226 216 123 and they will advise you on what to do.

Want some more information?

• Come in and see our Information Team at the Old Mill Lane campus located near the main reception or call them on Tel: 01226 216 123 • Come along to one of our Open Days and have a chat with tutors and staff • Speak to one of our Information Advisers in school or a Careers Adviser You can visit us or contact us as many times as you need to.

Information Team Tel: 01226 216 123 Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

The Year 11 application process Step 1 - Search

Search for a course in the College prospectus or online at either www.barnsley.ac.uk or www.ucasprogress.com.

Open Evenings 15 October 2014 26 November 2014 15 January 2015

Step 2 - Apply

Students can apply for the course of their choice from the beginning of September 2014 by completing a paper application, via the College website or UCAS Progress.

Step 3 - College interview

Students are invited in to College to attend an interview with a tutor from their chosen subject(s). Interviews usually take place each Wednesday afternoon between 3.30pm and 4.30pm, starting in November 2014.

Step 4 - College place

After the interview, students will be offered a place on their chosen course or referred to a more appropriate course.

Step 5 - Subject taster

Students are invited in to College to take part in a taster session in the subject they have chosen.

Step 6 - Enrolment

An invitation and enrolment pack will be sent out at the beginning of August 2015 giving students all the information they will need to enrol onto their course at the end of August 2015.

For more information contact our Admissions Team on Tel: 01226 216 106 or Email: interviews@barnsley.ac.uk

Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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How to find us

COMING SOON Our new Sixth Form campus

COMING SOON

Our new Construction Centre

Church Street Barnsley South Yorkshire S70 2YW (If using sat nav please use S70 2AX) Tel: 01226 216 123 Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk

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Tel: 01226 216 123 • Email: info@barnsley.ac.uk • Visit: www.barnsley.ac.uk

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