Higher Education Guide 2016-17

HIGHER EDUCATION GUIDEACHIEVE YOUR AMBITION

2016/17

REAL COURSES FOR REAL JOBS

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TO CITY AND ISLINGTON COLLEGE

WELCOMECity and Islington is an award-winning college and our mission is to provide you with exceptional education and training to help you achieve your ambition

CONTENTSCOLLEGE INFORMATION 02

TYPES OF HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES 02

STUDENT FINANCE 03

OUR CENTRES 03

IT FACILITIES 03

LIBRARIES 03

STUDENT LIFE 04

HOW TO APPLY 06

INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS 07

COURSES 08

APPLIED SCIENCE COURSES 08

BUSINESS, ARTS AND 22 TECHNOLOGY COURSES

CHILD CARE, EARLY YEARS 36 AND EDUCATION COURSES

ACCESS TO HIGHER 42 EDUCATION

HOW TO FIND / CONTACT US 46

SUCCEED IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELDOur Foundation Degrees, BSc (Hons) Top-Up courses and Higher National Diplomas (HNDs) are highly valued by employers. They will give you the qualifications, skills and confidence you need to be successful in your chosen field.

LEARN FROM THE EXPERTSAt City and Islington College we combine the highest quality teaching in modern facilities with all-round support to ensure you achieve your goals. Most of our lecturers and support staff have relevant industry experience and you will have regular one-to-one tutorials to support your learning.

ACHIEVE YOUR AMBITIONOur excellent partnerships with a wide range of employers mean we can provide high-quality, practical work placements in industry on many of our courses. Previous students have secured employment with companies such as Alexander McQueen, the Football Association, Vision Express and the Metropolitan Police Service. Others progress straight to the third year of an Honours Degree through our partnerships with London Metropolitan University and City University London.

GET VALUE FOR MONEYThe College offers small class sizes ensuring you have quality contact time with lecturers. With lower fees than many universities this means you get excellent value for money.

ENJOY YOUR TIME WITH USMost importantly, our students continue to tell us they are happy at the College. In the latest cross-college student survey, 93% said they would recommend their course to a friend and 93% said they enjoyed coming to the College.

I hope you will choose to study with us in 2016/ 17.

Frank McLoughlin CBE, Principal

93% OF STUDENTS SAID THEY WOULD RECOMMEND THEIR COURSE TO A FRIEND

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TYPES OF HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES

FOUNDATION DEGREES (FdA/ FdSc) and BSc (Hons) TOP-UP YEARS:Foundation Degrees are equivalent to the first two years of a full Honours Degree. For example, an FdA is equivalent to the first two years of a BA and an FdSc is equivalent to the first two years of a BSc.

Students can now also progress from some FdSc courses to a third BSc Top-Up year here at the College.

• Combine academic study with practical and technical training for specific careers

• Designed and delivered in partnership with employers

• Equivalent to the first two years of an Honours Degree (Level 5)

• Allow progression to the final year of an Honours Degree (on passing the course)

• Assessed through exams, practical work and on-the-job training

• Awarded by our partner universities, City University London or London Metropolitan University

HIGHER NATIONAL CERTIFICATES/ HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMAS (HNCS/ HNDS):

• Combine theory and practice to develop practical and technical skills for a particular field of work

• Designed in collaboration with industry experts• Hands-on approach that is highly valued by

employers• HNCs (Level 4) are equivalent to the first year

of an Honours Degree. HNDs (Level 5) are equivalent to the first two years

• Can be converted to a full Honours Degree with extra study

• Assessed through assignments and practical tasks• Awarded by Edexcel

COLLEGE INFORMATION

93% OF STUDENTS SAID THEY ENJOYED COMING TO COLLEGE

STUDENT FINANCEFinancial support is available through:• Tuition Fee Loan to cover the cost of your

course (full and part-time students)• Maintenance Loan to help with living costs

(full-time students only)• Maintenance Grant to help with living costs

(full-time students only)• Special Support Grant instead of a Maintenance

Grant if you qualify for Income Support or Housing Benefit (full-time students only)

• Extra help may also be available if you are on a low income, have children or dependent adults, or are disabled

You pay back Tuition Fee Loans and Maintenance Loans, including interest. You only make repayments when your income is over £21,000 a year. You do not have to pay back grants.

For more information, including how and when to apply for Student Finance, visit us at:: www.candi.ac.uk/HE or www.gov.uk/student-finance.

Please note, the above does not apply to BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (p.24) and CELTA (p.38).

OUR CENTRESWe’ve launched Higher Education learning hubs especially for our HE students. Located at our Camden Road and Angel sites, the spaces have been designed for you, creating an environment where you can socialise as well as access support, the library and quiet study areas.

We offer a range of resources to enhance your learning, centred on specialised facilities for specific subjects, including:• Fully-equipped studios for creative arts• A suite of Apple Mac computers• A 100-seat theatre• Fully-equipped science laboratories including

optics and forensics labs

IT FACILITIESYou can access:• PCs and Apple Macs complete with

up-to-date software packages• Laptops, iPads and other mobile devices• Free WiFi and your own email account • Your own Virtual Learning Environment, which enables

you to access course materials and assignments online – even when you’re not at College

LIBRARIESThere is a library at each of the main Centres, providing resources, information services and open access IT facilities, including:• Books, journals and e-books• Photocopying and printing facilities –

with your own quota of free printing• Scanners• iPads and audio visual equipment• Careers guidance materialsInduction workshops will help you make the most of the services available to you, and our staff are always on hand if you need any help. In addition, our student website, MyCandi, offers lots of College information and support.

IF YOU ARE STUDYING ON A COURSE AWARDED BY ONE OF OUR PARTNER UNIVERSITIES, YOU CAN ACCESS A RANGE OF THEIR FACILITIES TOO.

HE Hub at the Centre for Business, Arts and Technology, Camden Road

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STUDENT LIFEAt City and Islington College, we believe in enriching our students’ lives, both inside and outside the classroom. After all, College is not just about academic achievement, it’s also about developing personally and socially and enjoying yourself.

SUPPORT FOR LEARNINGEvery student is different and when it comes to getting the most out of your studies, we have excellent staff and resources to help you achieve your potential. From regular one-to-one and group tutorial sessions to additional learning and disability support, we are here to help. Our courses offer smaller class sizes than many universities, which allows you more quality contact time with lecturers to get the support and help you need.

SUPPORT FOR LIFEOur student advisers and counsellors will assist you with any out-of-College matters, including housing, financial and child care concerns. We also offer information and guidance on careers to help you take the next step into employment.

USEFUL TIPSDon’t miss out on a whole range of student discounts and special deals. Purchase an NUS Extra card direct from National Union of Students via the website: www.nus.org.uk

• Visit www.gov.uk/student-finance for more information and advice on student finance

STUDENT VOICEWe are committed to listening to and acting on the views of our students. Why not become a Candi Student Union Class Rep, Centre Rep or run for Higher Education President or Vice President? You can represent your peers and take a central role in improving the College for all students. Taking part in extracurricular activities will not only distinguish you from your peers but will also add valuable experience to your CV.

RESTAURANTS AND ORGANIC CAFÉAll of our Centres have an onsite restaurant, serving a daily menu of hot and cold food, including healthy options. Restaurant meals are great value for money, with meals starting from £3. The restaurants are great social spaces as well, where you can relax with friends between lectures.

ENRICHMENTWhatever your particular interests, there’s a lot going on at the College. So get involved, have some fun, learn new skills or do some good for others. Here is a taste of what goes on:

SPORT AND FITNESSTake part in a variety of activities from football to Zumba – there’s something for everyone! You can even represent the College in one of our sports teams.

END-OF-YEAR FASHION SHOWJoin fashion insiders, friends and family at this annual event, which brings together students from across the College. As well as giving fashion students the opportunity to showcase their work, the event has professional models, hair and make-up artists and stylists. Photography students also get involved in what is always a memorable evening.

THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARDAchieve an award that’s recognised by universities and employers alike. It’s a lot of fun and looks great on your CV.

INTERNATIONAL DAYJoin friends, staff and visitors to celebrate the College’s unique diversity – from a catwalk show of international costumes to a tasting of food from around the world.

RAISE MONEY FOR CHARITY – GIVE A LITTLE, GAIN A LOT!Take part in volunteering and fundraising for local charities and organisations.

CURRENT AFFAIRSLearn about and debate important topics with visiting experts. In previous years, experts included leading human rights barrister Helena Kennedy QC, award-winning geneticist Professor Steve Jones and Nobel Laureate Sir Tim Hunt.

SUPPORTING OTHERSDevelop your teamwork skills and ability to help others by becoming a Peer Mentor or by getting involved in campaigns from Quit Smoking Week to LGBT Month.


HOW TO APPLYFULL-TIME FOUNDATION DEGREES (FdSc AND FdA) AND HNDS

Please submit your application via UCAS at: www.ucas.com/apply

You will need to submit your application to UCAS by 30 June 2016 for it to be considered as part of the standard UCAS admissions cycle. Applications received by UCAS after this date will be entered into Clearing.

More information about Clearing can be found at: www.ucas.com

Once UCAS has received your application, they will forward it to our Higher Education Admissions Team. For more information about what happens once we have received your application from UCAS, visit: www.candi.ac.uk/HE

International students: see page 7 and the website, www.candi.ac.uk/international for information on how to apply.

PART-TIME FOUNDATION DEGREES, HNCS AND BTEC FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN ART AND DESIGN

Please apply directly to City and Islington College by completing an online application form.

To do this, choose your course at:: www.candi.ac.uk/HE and follow the instructions.

More information on how to apply is also available at www.candi.ac.uk/HE.

Alternatively, contact us on: 020 7700 9421 or email: [email protected]

If you would like to receive a paper application form, please contact our Course Information Team on: 020 7700 9421 or email: [email protected]

Find out everything you need to know about how to apply, accommodation, course fees and visas at: www.candi.ac.uk/international

When it comes to studying in the UK, London is the number one choice. And as London’s leading college, we offer outstanding teaching with superb opportunities for progression to the best universities.

• Excellent location right in the heart of vibrant London• Award-winning buildings• Industry-standard equipment and innovative classroom facilities• Dedicated careers advice and student support teams

INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

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COURSES

CRIME SCENE AND FORENSIC 10 INVESTIGATION FdSc

ENGINEERING FOUNDATION YEAR 12

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING HNC 13

OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING FdSc 14

PERSONAL TRAINING WITH 16 STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FdSc

PERSONAL TRAINING WITH 18 STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING BSc (Hons) – 1 Year Top-Up

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND 19 FOOTBALL COACHING WITH ARSENAL IN THE COMMUNITY FdSc

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND 20 COACHING BSc (Hons) – 1 Year Top-Up

APPLIED SCIENCE COURSES

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WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This unique crime scene investigation course (CSI) prepares you for a range of careers in law enforcement, the criminal justice system and laboratory-based professions, including as a Scene of Crime Officer (SOCO) or a Police Officer.

Delivered in collaboration with the British Transport Police Forensic Science Unit and Complete Forensic Consultancy, this course provides the skills employers demand.

Providing training in the most up-to-date methods of crime scene forensic theory and practice, this course includes practical laboratory sessions as well as the opportunity to participate in field exercises, role-play scenarios with police staff and forensic projects, including obtaining forensic evidence and presenting in a court of law.

Our replica crime scenes enable you to gain practical experience obtaining forensic evidence from a range of scenarios, including household and fire settings.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Practical Crime Scene

Investigation (Volume Crime) • Crime Scene Documentation and

Photography • Biology, Chemistry and Physics in

Forensics • Criminal Justice and Law with

Forensic Quality AssuranceYEAR 2:• Practical Crime Scene

Investigation (Serious/ Major Crimes)

• Criminalistics and Forensic Lab Skills

• Forensic Investigation of Fatal Incidents

• Research Methodologies • Crime Scene Management WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Pursue a range of careers, including Crime Scene Investigator, Border Force Agency Officer, Fraud Investigator, Police Constable and Forensic Scientist.

Successful students will be able to progress to the Crime Scene and Forensic Investigation BSc (Hons) Top-Up year at City and Islington College (subject to validation).

NB. Module titles listed are subject to validation in May 2015.

CRIME SCENE AND FORENSIC INVESTIGATION FdSc

160 UCAS points from one of the following:

• 2 A Levels at Grade C or above, including Science

• BTEC National or Extended Diploma in a related science subject

• Advanced GNVQ in a science subject with Merit

• A recognised Access to Higher Education Diploma in a related science subject

In addition:

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C, including English Language, Maths and Science

Applicants who do not meet these entry criteria will be considered based on equivalent qualifications, previous experience, a College assessment and an applicant interview.

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: F411

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 4 days per weekLocation: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

MEMBER OF

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?

• Gain practical experience in our mock crime scenes• Delivered in collaboration with employers including the

British Transport Police Forensic Science Unit

RONA HASSAN

Rona is studying Crime Scene and Forensic Investigation FdSc and won a gold medal in Forensics at WorldSkills UK. She said:

“TAKING PART, LET ALONE WINNING HAS REALLY HELPED ME WITH MY CONFIDENCE AND DRIVE TO PURSUE A CAREER IN FORENSICS. THE COURSE IS FANTASTIC. THE FACILITIES AND THE TEACHERS ARE EXCELLENT.”



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This Engineering Foundation Year is the first year of a four-year BEng Degree course or a five-year MEng Degree course and is ideal for individuals who intend to study for an Honours Degree in Electrical and Electronic, Biomedical, Telecommunications or Computer Systems Engineering.

This course is suitable if you do not quite meet the standard A Level requirements for direct entry to university, or if you are returning to education and need to bring your technical knowledge and study skills up to date before embarking on a degree course.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

THE COURSE COVERS THE FOLLOWING KEY MODULES:• Electrical and Electronic Principles• Electrical Science• Mathematics• C Programming• Study Skills• Electronic Hardware and

Software ExperimentsPLUS ONE OPTION FROM:• Computer Hardware• Biomedical Engineering

You will study mostly at the College, but will take some laboratory classes at the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences at City University London.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Progression onto the relevant degree course at City University London is automatic on passing the Foundation Year. The degree courses are:• Biomedical Engineering• Computer Systems Engineering• Electrical and Electronic

Engineering• Engineering with Management

and Entrepreneurship• Telecommunications

ENGINEERING FOUNDATION YEAR


• 2 A Levels, including at least D in Maths and Physics

• BTEC Extended Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, with at least MMM

In addition:

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C including English Language and Maths with Science desirable, or equivalent

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: H606 Electrical and Electronic, Biomedical, Telecommunications; H608 Computer SystemsUCAS Institution Code: C60Level: 3Duration: 1 year, full-time, 4 days per week (2 at College and 2 at City University London)Location: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £9,000*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

• Progress to a range of Engineering degrees at City University London

• Learn in state-of-the-art labs with expert teacher support


15*Fees correct for 2015 entry. Check our website for updates.

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WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?Developed in consultation with employers, this work-related course provides the knowledge and skills you need for careers in the manufacturing engineering industry, covering key areas such as design and manufacture, health and safety, project management, risk assessment and manufacturing processes.

• Prepare for technical and managerial careers in mechanical and manufacturing-based engineering such as automotive manufacturing

• Study part-time for a nationally-recognised Level 4 qualification – ideal if you are currently working

• Keep up-to-date with industry trends and developments

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Analytical Methods for Engineers• Engineering Science• Health, Safety and Risk

Assessment in Engineering• Mechanical Principles and

Applications

YEAR 2:• Project Design, Implementation

and Evaluation• Manufacturing Process• Computer-aided Machining• Research ProjectYou will learn from experienced lecturers and engineering professionals, many with PhDs, and receive advice and guidance through regular support sessions.

You will have access to related engineering equipment, including high-specification computers, engineering software and an engineering workshop.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Apply to study related BSc courses – some universities accept HNC graduates directly onto the second year of a BSc.

Progress to BTEC Level 5 HNDs, such as Manufacturing Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

Careers include: Environmental Supervisor (Manufacturing Engineering); Health, Safety and Environmental Supervisor ; Manufacturing Shop and Operations Supervisor ; Manufacturing Planning Engineer.

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING HNC

• A relevant Level 3 qualification, for example, Level 3 BTEC in Engineering, A Levels, Level 3 Apprenticeship framework or a professional engineering qualification at a lower level

• GCSEs at Grade C in Maths, Science and English

COURSE INFORMATION

Level: 4Duration: 2 years, part-time, 1 day per week (Mondays)Location: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU Fees: £2,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING BODY


• Develop your career in mechanical and manufacturing engineering

• Thispart-timecourseallowsyoutofitstudyaroundwork


WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course leads to a rewarding career as a Dispensing Optician, a specialist trained to dispense and fit ophthalmic lenses and spectacle frames and to recognise basic ocular disorders.

• Benefit from the expertise at both City and Islington College and City University London

• Approved by the General Optical Council

• Benefit from a course which is at the forefront of training for Dispensing Opticians

WHAT WILL I STUDY?In year one, you will be introduced to the basic principles of optics and visual optics that underpin work in ophthalmic lenses, dispensing and optical manufacturing. You will also be taught about human biology so you can understand how the eye functions in health and disease.

Year two builds and expands on the subjects taught in year one so that you can successfully transfer your skills to the work place. In addition, you will cover basic clinical skills used by optometrists and the basics of contact lenses and low vision.

YEAR 1:• Visual Optics• Human Biology• Practice Management• Optics and Quantitative Methods• Ophthalmic Lenses and

DispensingYEAR 2:• Clinical Skills• Visual and Neural Biology• Ophthalmic Lenses and

Dispensing• Optics• Work Placement• Visual Optics and Low Vision• Ocular Anatomy and Contact

Lenses

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?On completion, graduates may gain exemption from the theory exams of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians and continue their pre-registration training to become a registered Dispensing Optician. You may also continue your studies to obtain an Honours Degree in Health Sciences or apply to join BSc Optometry at City University London..

OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING FdSc

• City and Islington College has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence for Optics

• 180 UCAS points, including at least one science subject at A Level Grade C or above

• BTEC National or Extended Diploma in a relevant science subject with MMM or above

• Equivalent qualifications are sometimes accepted

In addition:

• GCSE passes at Grade C or above in Maths, Physics, one other science subject, English Language or Literature and any two other subjects are required

• Applications are considered from a wide range of backgrounds and are assessed individually

• Applicants from overseas are considered on a case-by-case basis

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: B511 UCAS Institution Code: C60Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-timeLocation: Centre for Applied Sciences and City University LondonUK/ EU fees: £9,000 per year*

Average class size: 45

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


HELENA STENGEL

“STUDYING THE COURSE AT THE COLLEGE WAS INTENSIVE AND A GREAT CHALLENGE. MY TEACHERS WERE VERY SUPPORTIVE AND PROFESSIONAL. THEY GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE DIFFICULTIES, ARE REASSURING AND ARE INSPIRING CHARACTERS.”

Helena Stengel studied Ophthalmic Dispensing and is now working as a dispensing optician at The Eye Place Opticians.



PERSONAL TRAINING WITH STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FdSc


• 2 A Levels at Grade C, including Science

• BTEC National Diploma/ Certificate in a related subject

• Advanced GNVQ with Merit • A recognised Access to

Higher Education Diploma in a related subject

In addition:

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C including English Language and Maths, or equivalent

Applicants who do not meet these entry requirements will be considered based on equivalent qualifications, previous experience, a College assessment and an applicant interview. Applicants with fitness industry experience and mature applicants are welcome.

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: C605UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 2 - 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This exciting course is the only one of its kind in London – no other degree course specifically prepares personal trainers to work in the strength and conditioning/ fitness industry.

• Increase your competitive edge with strategies for retaining clients and sourcing new member markets

• Gain work experience at gyms such as Fitness First, Gymbox, LA Fitness and Aquaterra

• Develop the skills you need with modules developed to the National Occupational Standards set by the Sector Skills Council, SkillsActive and REPs

You will learn through a combination of theoretical and practical studies, delivered in a fully-equipped gym and using up-to-date equipment to put you at the forefront of the personal training/ strength and conditioning industry.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Session Planning and Motivational

Programming• Sports Conditioning and Testing

• Fitness Industry Preparation and Nutrition

• Anatomy and Physiology for Sport and Exercise

YEAR 2:• Corrective Exercise and

Performance Enhancement Specialist

• Exercise Physiology• Business Sense• Training and ConditioningAssessment methods include coursework, exams and observational practicals, plus an element of reflective practice in some assignments allowing you to plan your future career.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Successful students will be able to progress to the BSc (Hons) Personal Training with Strength and Conditioning Top-Up at City and Islington College.

This course prepares you for careers in personal training, strength and conditioning posts, fitness coaching posts or personal trainer/ fitness manager posts.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

• Nootherdegreecoursespecificallypreparespersonal trainers to work in the strength and conditioning industry




PERSONAL TRAINING WITH STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING BSc (Hons) – 1 Year Top-Up

Foundation Degree or HND (240 credits)

• The subject of your qualification should be sports science related.

In addition:• GCSE English Language

and Maths at Grade C (or equivalent) or above.

• Students for which English is a second language are required to pass the IELTS test achieving a minimum of level 6.


COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: C630UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 6Duration: 1 year, full-time, 2 - 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course will provide you with the practical skills underpinned by scientific knowledge to work in the growing field of athletic development.

A key focus of the course is to prepare you for accreditation by the UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA). The course has a strong emphasis on work experience to increase your employability skills and contacts. Previous students have benefitted from work placements with Charlton Athletic FC, LA Fitness and a variety of athletic clubs.

This course is delivered in a fully-equipped gym and laboratory, using up-to-date equipment and techniques such as Olympic lifting platforms, force plate analysis, VO2 Max, blood and lactate testing. This will put you at the forefront of the personal training/strength and conditioning industry.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?This course has been designed to reflect current practice in the fields of personal training, strength and conditioning and applied sports science.

MODULES INCLUDE:• Applied Strength and

Conditioning• Technical Analysis of Strength and

Conditioning• Work Based Learning• Research ProjectAssessment methods include coursework and observed practicals, plus an element of reflective practice in some assignments allowing you to plan their future career.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?During the course you will be based in an athletic sports environment working as a Strength and Conditioning Coach or you will build a client base either at your current facility or with private clients. This will enable you to apply for strength and conditioning posts, fitness coaching posts or personal trainer/ fitness manager posts.

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

• Obtain a full honours degree with this 1 year Top-Up course




PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND FOOTBALL COACHING WITH ARSENAL IN THE COMMUNITY FdSc


• 2 A Levels, including Grade C in Biology, PE or Human Biology

• BTEC Extended Diploma or Diploma in Sports and Exercise Science, or related area, with a MPP/ MM profile

• A recognised Access to Higher Education Diploma in a related subject

In addition:

• GCSE English Language and Maths Grade C, or equivalent

• FA Level 1 Football Coaching Award

• Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (formally CRB) clearance is essential


COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: CX6DUCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?If you would like a career as a PE teacher or sports coach and are interested in sports science, this Foundation Degree is ideal.

This course teaches the key elements of physical education and community sports coaching, with a particular emphasis on football coaching. Learners will develop their practical coaching skills and experience through work placements in partnership with Arsenal in the Community. The course also works in partnership with Access to Sports and 1st4Sport, supporting learners to achieve a range of qualifications to thrive in their professional careers.

During your studies, you will benefit from an experienced course team with expertise in many aspects of football and community sports coaching, as well as input from a top premiership football club.

You will coach children in schools for one afternoon per week, organised by Arsenal in the Community. You will also take part in lectures, project work, tutorials and practical sessions, working in a multi-purpose sports hall, sports science gym and on an AstroTurf pitch.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Community Football Coaching I

(with Arsenal FC)• Sports Psychology in Coaching• Anatomy and Physiology for Sport

and Exercise• Sports Conditioning and TestingYEAR 2:• Community Football Coaching II

(with Arsenal FC)• Coaching MultiSports• Research Proposal in Sport and

Exercise• Physical Education• Principles of Effective Coaching

and Teaching

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Successful completion of the course will enable you to progress to the BSc (Hons) Physical Education and Coaching Top-Up at City and Islington College.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

• Gain experience coaching football in schools with Arsenal in the Community



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course teaches the key elements of physical education and sports coaching. You will develop practical coaching skills and experience through work placements in various schools, colleges or sports club environments. Tailored to provide you with the knowledge, skills and experience to pursue careers in education and/ or sports coaching, the course is focused on enabling you to thrive in your professional career.

You will also take part in lectures, practical sessions, project work and tutorials. You will learn from an experienced course team with expertise in many aspects of physical education and Multisports coaching, and will work in a multi-purpose sports hall, sports science gym and on an AstroTurf pitch.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?Offering the right balance between acquiring knowledge and developing practical skills, the course is tailored to today’s physical education and coaching sector.

MODULES INCLUDE:• Theory and Practice of Teaching

and Coaching• Analysis of Sports Performance• Vocational Teaching and Coaching• Research ProjectAssessment methods include coursework and observed practicals, plus an element of reflective practice in some assignments allowing you to plan your future career.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?This course prepares you for a career in teaching and/ or coaching. During the course, you will be based in a sports coaching setting allowing you to gain valuable work experience and contacts within your chosen field. Following the course, you will be able to apply for positions in the Multisports coaching and education fields. It will also enable you to progress onto a PGCE in Primary, Secondary or Further Education.

Foundation Degree or HND (240 credits)

• The subject of your qualification should be physical education or sports coaching science related.

• Level 1 sports governing body coaching qualification

In addition:• GCSE English Language

and Maths at Grade C (or equivalent) or above.

• Students for which English is a second language are required to pass the IELTS test achieving a minimum of level 6.

• Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (formally CRB) clearance is essential.


COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: X151UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 6Duration: 1 year, full-time, 2-3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Applied SciencesUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

• Obtain a full honours degree with this 1 year Top-Up course

• This course is perfect if you enjoy Multisports coaching and are interested in education, elite sports coaching and coaching young people


PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COACHING BSc (Hons) – 1 Year Top-Up

ADAM HENRY

“MY EXPERIENCE ON THE COURSE WAS ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. I THINK IT WAS THE RIGHT MIX OF PRACTICAL HANDS-ON WORK AS WELL AS THEORY. WORKING WITH ARSENAL HAS REALLY HELPED ME FROM A COACHING PERSPECTIVE. GETTING A JOB WORKING FULL-TIME AT THE FA HAS BEEN AN ABSOLUTE DREAM COME TRUE.”

Adam Henry studied coaching at City and Islington College and is now working as a Football Coach with the FA.


BUSINESS, ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY COURSES

COURSES

BTEC FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN 24 ART AND DESIGN

CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION 25 (MOVING IMAGE) HND

DANCE FdA 26

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN FdA 28

FASHION WITH TEXTILES FdA 30

GRAPHIC DESIGN HND 32

MUSIC PRODUCTION HND 33

PHOTOGRAPHY FdA 34



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course is for people who have A Level or Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design, or mature students who have completed a preparatory art and design course, and who want to study to degree level.

The course gives you an opportunity to try many aspects of art and design within your chosen Pathway: Fine Art, Design, or Textiles with Fashion. The broad experience and skills you acquire on this course will help you to explore your own potential and build a portfolio of work.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

DESIGN PATHWAY:Learn a range of innovative techniques and skills, exploring ground-breaking 2D and 3D design materials and processes.

FINE ART PATHWAY:Study traditional skills combined with experimental techniques, and explore contemporary art theory and practice.

TEXTILES WITH FASHION PATHWAY:Explore conceptual and innovative techniques, and learn skills in textiles, fashion illustration, drawing, colourwork, design development and presentation.

You will gain exposure to a range of ideas and processes, encouraging you to work independently to develop your own practice. You will learn from an experienced team of artists and lecturers who combine teaching with their own art practice, and will also take part in a programme of gallery visits.

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Many of our Foundation Diploma students progress to university, including a high percentage to colleges within University of the Arts, London and Goldsmiths College. Students also progress to Foundation Degree and HND courses at City and Islington College.

Pursue a range of careers in the creative industries, including Fine Art, Animation, Fashion, Graphic Design, Moving Image and Photography.

BTEC FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN ART AND DESIGN

• A portfolio of work• 1 A Level and 3 GCSEs

(Grades A* - C) including an A or B in Art or a closely related subject or

• 2 A Levels and 2 GCSEs (Grades A* - C) including A* or B in Art or a closely related subject or

• 5 GCSEs at Grades A* - C including an A or B in Art or a closely related subject or

• BTEC Extended Diploma or overseas equivalent

Adult students will also be considered following an interview and a review of their prior achievement.

COURSE INFORMATION

Level: 3Duration: 1 year, full-time, 2 full days and 2 half days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU Fees: Free if you are 18 years or under at the start of the course. Otherwise, adult fees may apply. Contact us to find out moreClass size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


• Explore many aspects of art and design within a chosen Pathway: Fine Art, Design, or Textiles with Fashion



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course provides the skills you need to start a career in moving image, including technical and creative areas such as camera, lighting, sound, tv/ film editing, scriptwriting, 3D modelling and animation technology. You will create moving-image content throughout the course, building a portfolio to establish yourself in the TV/ film and web-based broadcast industries.

• Develop practical skills through projects with direct links to creative organisations. Previous collaborative work has taken place with The Science Museum, BBC Panorama and the Barbican Cinema

• Experience real working practice through industry placements and learning from a teaching team with current professional experience

• Produce a professional showreel of your best production projects from the course

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Scriptwriting for Fiction• Practical Skills for Moving Image

Production

• Development and Techniques of Film and Video Editing

• Digital Image Creation and Development

• Contextual Studies • Animation Techniques • Fiction Production for the

Moving Image• Film StudiesYEAR 2:• Research Techniques• 3D Computer Modelling and

Animation• Moving Image Documentary

Production• Sound Design for the Moving

Image• Project Design • Special Subject Investigation• 3D Animated Products

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?You can apply to enter the second or final year of a BA (Hons) course. You can also move straight into employment in a range of roles, including Production Coordinator, Creative Sound Designer, Camera Operator, Script Supervisor, Motion Graphics/ VFX Artist, Runner, Assistant Editor, 2D/ 3D Animator.

CREATIVE MEDIA PRODUCTION (MOVING IMAGE) HND


• 2 A Levels in related subjects at Grade C

• BTEC National or Extended Diploma at MPP

• BTEC National Certificate or Diploma at MM

• Access to Higher Education Diploma (subject related)

In addition:• A portfolio of relevant work,

including a showcase of any video, animation or sound work and an up-to-date CV

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C, including Maths and English

• Please note, Functional Skills Maths and English at Level 2 or Key Skills Application of Number and Communication at Level 2 will be accepted in place of GCSE English and Maths

Applicants who do not meet these entry criteria will be considered based on equivalent qualifications, previous experience, a College assessment, applicant interview and a portfolio of relevant work.

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: 4F57

UCAS Institution Code: C65Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 2.5 days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING BODY


• Work on projects with professional creative organisations• Take part in industry work placements


WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This exciting course works in partnership with IRIE! dance theatre, providing a range of opportunities to experience working with a professional dance company. These include auditioning for Connectingvibes, the performance company based at the College, and opportunities to take part in key industry events such as the Re: Generations Conference and the National Dance Festival of Grenada.

• Benefit from up-to-date facilities, including fully-equipped studios and a100-seat theatre

• Attend lectures, tutorials and dance performances, and work on independent and group creative projects

• Gain work experience with organisations such as The Kosh, Lewisham Youth Theatre and The Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD)

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Contemporary and Urban Dance

Technique • African and Caribbean Dance

Technique • Tools of Choreography• Academic Skills

• Creating Performance Work• Historical and Critical AnalysisYEAR 2:• Contemporary and Urban Dance

Technique Repertoire and Analysis• African and Caribbean Dance

Technique Repertoire and Cultural Context

• Critical and Contextual Studies• Choreographic Fusion• Contemporary and Urban Dance

Performance• African and Caribbean Dance

Performance• Arts Management• Professional Experience Project

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Progress to the third year of the BA (Hons) Dance: Urban Practice at the University of East London. Students have also progressed to Kingston, Coventry and Winchester Universities. You will be able to pursue a career in areas such as dance performance, choreography, education or community arts.

DANCE FdA

PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES WITH

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

160 UCAS points from one, or a combination of the following:

• A Levels in related subjects at Grade C


• BTEC Level 3 National Certificate or Diploma at MM

• Access to Higher Education Diploma (subject related) at Pass

• All applicants will have an audition and interview as part of the selection process

In addition:

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C or above including English

• Please note, English at Level 2 or Key Skills Communication at Level 2 will be accepted in place of GCSE English

Applicants who do not meet these entry criteria will be considered based on previous industry experience.

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: W500

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per week (1 at College and 2 at Moonshot – home of IRIE! dance theatre)Location: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year* Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


• Gain work experience with professional dance and theatre companies

• Take part in key industry events including dance festivals



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course develops the technical and commercial skills you need for careers in a range of industries, including publishing, broadcasting, web-based media, or the games and advertising industries.

• Gain practical work experience with companies such as Rubbaglove Design, National Army Museum and Virgin Media

• Learn from a course team with professional experience in graphic design, film making, animation, web design, 3D and interactive work

• Develop skills for professional life including pitching to real customers

WHAT WILL I STUDY?Developed in collaboration with Rubbaglove Design, you will work on real design briefs and receive industry feedback. You will develop skills in media production in year 1 and apply them in year 2 focussing on your specialised area or areas of interest. Students tend to specialise in Graphic Design, Film and Television, Web Design, Advertising, Visual Effects, Animation or Interactive Design.

You will participate in practical workshops, seminars and tutorials.

You will work in a new photo studio, a Mac suite with Adobe CS, a PC suite with 3D Studio Max and Maya, and a radio broadcast centre. You will use equipment such as HD video cameras, Roland audio products, Nikon DSLR cameras and animation rostrums.

YEAR 1:• Visual Communication• Graphic Design• Moving Image• Web Design and Integrated MediaYEAR 2:• Work-based Learning and

Professional Practice• Interactive and Mobile Devices• 3D Modelling and Animation• Digital Culture• Specialist Research and Practice

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Successful completion of the course enables you to progress to the third year of BA (Hons) Digital Media at London Metropolitan University and pursue careers such as Graphic Designer, Web/ Interactive Designer, Director of Photography and Production Coordinator.

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN FdA

160 UCAS points from one or a combination of the following:





In addition:

• A portfolio of relevant work• 4 GCSEs at Grade C or

above including Maths and English



COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: W283

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


• Gain work experience with companies such as Virgin Media

• Work on real design briefs and receive industry feedback



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This Fashion with Textiles course equips you with the skills and knowledge you need for a career in this fast-paced industry.

• Gain industry experience in leading fashion houses such as Zandra Rhodes, House of Holland, Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh and Burberry

• Keep up to date with the latest trends through visits to trade shows, exhibitions and catwalk events

With specialist studios for fashion, textiles, print, design, and a fully-equipped Mac suite, you will use industry-standard equipment and techniques for example, sewing and knitting machines, heat transfer press, silk screen-printing and digital software, including Photoshop and Illustrator.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Fashion and Cultural Context • Design Exploration in Fashion• Techniques and Processes in

Textiles • Techniques and Processes in

Fashion • Visual Communication • Professional Studies

• Advanced Design Exploration in Fashion with Computer Aided Design (CAD)

• Pattern Cutting with Garment Manufacture

YEAR 2:• Work based Learning and

Development • Design Research in Textiles • Advanced Pattern Cutting and

Garment Manufacture • Research and Development for

Fashion Design• Critical Studies • Realising a Fashion Collection • Creative Pattern Cutting and

Garment Construction • Specialist Techniques and

Processes in Textiles

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?After completing this course you can progress to either the second or third year of the BA (Hons) Textiles Design at London Metropolitan University.

Graduates have moved into careers, including Design for Women’s Wear, PR, Marketing, Pattern Cutting, Styling and Merchandising in design houses such as Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh and Burberry.

FASHION WITH TEXTILES FdA

Minimum age of 18 years and 160 UCAS points from one, or a combination of the following:

• 2 A Levels in related subjects at Grade C




In addition:

• A portfolio of relevant work, e.g. drawings, photography and textile samples

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C or above including English

• Maths at Level 1 • Please note, Functional Skills

or Key Skills at Level 2 will be accepted in place of GCSE English


COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: W230 UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year* Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


• Gain work experience at major fashion houses • Attend industry events including catwalk shows

LAURA BIZZLE

LauraBizzlefinishedaFoundationDegree in Fashion with Textiles at City and Islington College and is now completing her BA degree at the London College of Fashion.

Whilst on the course Laura launched her own fashion label with one of her classmates. She said:

“I COULD NOT HAVE DONE ANY OF THIS WITHOUT MAKING THE DECISION TO COME TO THE COLLEGE AND PURSUE A CAREER THAT I LOVE.”



GRAPHIC DESIGN HND


• Develop the practical and technical skills employers demand

• Enjoy a range of opportunities that result from strong links with industry

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This HND will prepare you for a career in the creative industries. You will develop the practical and technical skills employers demand and enjoy a range of opportunities that result from strong links with industry.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?Offering a hands-on approach to learning, this qualification is highly regarded by employers, increasing your competitive edge. It also counts towards membership of professional bodies and employer organisations.

You will learn through practical demonstrations, workshops, one-to-one tutorials and visits to galleries and museums. You will work in a new Mac suite with Adobe CS and will be taught by lecturers with experience working as Artists, Illustrators, Graphic Designers and Programmers.

YEAR 1:• Digital Image Creation and

Development• Ideas Generation and

Development in Art and Design

• Visual Communication in Art and Design

• Contextual and Cultural Referencing in Art and Design

• Typographic Skills• Personal Style in Art and Design• Interactive Media Design

and Prototyping• Advertising CampaignsYEAR 2:• Project Design, Implementation

and Evaluation• Professional Practice in Art

and Design• Interactive Media Web Authoring• Audio-Visual Techniques in

Interactive Media• Work-based Experience• Communication with Images

in Art and Design• Advanced Typographic Design• Photographic Techniques

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Following this course, you can apply to further courses at UK universities or find employment in the creative industries in roles such as Graphic Designer, Web Designer, Advertising Intern, Graphic Artist.






In addition:

• A portfolio of relevant work• 4 GCSEs at Grade C or

above including Maths and English



COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: 012W

UCAS Institution Code: C65

Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year* Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING BODY



MUSIC PRODUCTION HND

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?Delivered in partnership between the College and Islington Music Workshop (IMW), this course develops technological, practical and analytical skills for a range of careers in the music industry.

• Use specialised studio production facilities featuring a full range of Solid State Logic Technology: 48 Channel SSL Duality Console, SSL AWS948, and the SSL Matrix

• Learn from a team of professionals with experience in the music industry

Set in a professional recording studio and sound production environment, you will work on projects and industry briefs that reflect working practice in the commercial world. You will benefit from masterclasses from visiting practitioners, visits to recording studios and record companies, seminars and music events. Each workstation includes an SSL Nucleus with Pro Tools, Logic Pro, NI Komplete and Ableton Live software.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1: • Develop core technical skills in

the use of key SSL technology: Nucleus, Matrix and AWS948

• Explore techniques in a variety of contexts, including games and film sound production and music recording

• Develop skills in listening, research and analysis of music and production

YEAR 2:• Master the independent use of

the SSL Duality studio throughout the production process: Recording, Mixing, Mastering

• Extend your technical and creative skills through a major public project

• Extend your skills in musicological analysis and evaluation

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?

PROGRESSION AND FURTHER STUDY:Apply to further Music Production courses at UK universities.

CAREERS:Sound Engineer, Music Producer, Composer, Games Sound Designer, Sound Designer for Film, Sound Recordist, Mix Engineer, Mastering Engineer.



• BTEC National or Extended Diploma at MMP

• BTEC Level 3 National Certificate or Diploma at DM


In addition:

• A portfolio of relevant work• 4 GCSEs at Grade C

including Maths and English• Please note: Functional

Skills Maths and English at Level 2 or Key Skills Application of Number and Communication at Level 2 will be accepted in place of GCSE Maths and English.

Applicants who do not meet these entry requirements will be considered based on equivalent qualifications, previous experience, a College assessment, applicant interview and a portfolio of relevant work.

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: W374UCAS Institution Code: C65Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per week (1 at College and 2 at IMW) Location: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU Fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING BODY


• Use specialised studio production facilities • Learn from a team of professionals with experience in

the music industry


PHOTOGRAPHY FdA


• Gain work experience with professional practitioners• Specialist guest speakers and industry visits

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This practical course develops the skills you need for a successful career in professional photography.

• Gain valuable work experience with a range of organisations, including the studios of the Wellcome Trust, Science Museum and National Army Museum

• Learn from a course team with a wealth of professional experience, many of whom are practising photographers

• Gain real-world insight from specialist guest speakers and visits to commercial businesses and practitioners

• Organise events to showcase work to a wider audience, including graduation exhibitions, and competitions

The course is recognised by Skillset and the Association of Photographers and is designed with input from some of London’s best practising photography industry professionals.

You will develop skills using 35mm SLR and DSLR, medium format film and digital cameras, large format cameras, studio photography, studio lighting, professional quality inkjet printing, advanced Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom and Capture.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Studio Techniques and Professional

Practice• Photographic Techniques and

Location Photography• Digital Imaging• Visual Language and Historical

ContextYEAR 2:• Work-based Learning and Exhibition • Critical Studies and Conceptual

Practice• Press and Photojournalism• Advertising and Fashion• Multimedia• Specialist Practice

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Following successful completion, you can progress to the third year of BA (Hons) Photography at London Metropolitan University. You may also pursue careers such as Commercial Photographer, Photographer’s Assistant, Digital Re-toucher, Picture Editor/ Researcher, Museum/ Gallery Assistant, Curator, Advertising Agencies Creative, Community Project Worker, Technician.






In addition:

• A portfolio of 12 digital photographs

• A successful interview in person or via Skype

• 4 GCSEs at Grade C, including Maths or Science, and English

• Please note, Functional Skills Maths and English at Level 2 or Key Skills Application of Number and Communication at Level 2 will be accepted in place of GCSE English and Maths.


COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: W640

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 3 days per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY

NICK VALENTINE

Nick Valentine studied Photography at City and Islington College and is now working as a freelance photographer. He said:

“I WAS NOT HAPPY WITH WHAT I WAS DOING AND DECIDED TO GO FOR A CAREER IN PHOTOGRAPHY. I THINK IT’S IMPORTANT TO HAVE A JOB THAT YOU LOVE AND THAT YOU WANT TO BE DOING. I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED MY TIME AT THE COLLEGE.”


CHILD CARE, EARLY YEARS AND EDUCATION COURSES

COURSES

CAMBRIDGE CERTIFICATE IN 38 ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING TO ADULTS (CELTA)

EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES FdA 39

EDUCATION: PRIMARY PATHWAY FdA 40

CHILD CARE, EARLY YEARS AND EDUCATION COURSES



CAMBRIDGE CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING TO ADULTS (CELTA)

WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This practical course provides an internationally-recognised qualification for teaching EFL (English as a Foreign Language) and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages). It develops the teaching skills required for working with adults from beginner to advanced level.

The course is ideal for those who wish to travel and teach English abroad as a qualified professional, as well as for those who wish to teach English in the private and public sectors in the UK. With part-time and full-time study options, you can fit the course around your lifestyle.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?You will focus on teaching and learning strategies for EFL/ ESOL, including teaching methods and approaches, and language analysis.

You will gain valuable experience in actual English Language classes, including supervised teaching practice and observations of experienced teachers.

You will attend College for lectures, workshops and tutorials, learning from qualified teachers with years of experience. All teachers on the course have the DELTA (Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages).

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?Once you have the CELTA and some experience of teaching ESOL, you can be considered for progression to Diploma Level and can teach English abroad and in the UK.

HOW DO I GET ON THE COURSE?To find out more about this course call Theresia Julien on: 020 7704 7204 or email: [email protected]


• Ideal for those who wish to travel and teach English abroad

• Gain valuable experience teaching in English Language classes

• 2 A Levels• Near native speaker level of

spoken English• Aptitude for teaching• Ability to analyse language• 18 years of age at the start

of the course• It also helps to have had

some experience of learning a foreign language.

Applicants who do not meet these entry criteria will also be considered based on previous experience, equivalent qualifications, a College assessment and applicant interview.

COURSE INFORMATION

Level: 5Duration: part-time (23 weeks) or full-time (12 weeks) Location: Centre for Lifelong LearningUK/ EU fees: £1,350*Class size: 10 - 12

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Benjie Guy went to teach English in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after completing the CELTA course



WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This Foundation Degree for qualified Early Years professionals combines practical and college-based learning to develop expert knowledge and skills in all aspects of working with young children.

A range of local and international perspectives are taken into account and the course draws on a range of disciplines such as psychology, sociology and social policy, education, and health. The course covers areas such as children’s rights, children’s health and wellbeing, pedagogical and curriculum approaches, diversity and inclusion.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?You will participate in lectures, group discussions, debates, and tutor-led sessions. You will also undertake workplace observations, weekly tasks and reflective exercises.

YEAR 1:• Adults and Children as Learners• Perspectives on Children’s

Development• Understanding Play• Safeguarding Young Children’s

Health and Wellbeing

YEAR 2:• Challenging Inequalities in Early

Childhood• Approaches to Pedagogy and

Curriculum in the Early Years• Personal, Social and Emotional

Development Matters• Communicating in Multilingual

Contexts• Creative Thinking and

Representation from Birth to Six

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?You may progress to the BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies at London Metropolitan University and apply for Early Years Teacher Status (EYTS) or you may gain direct entry to a registered teachers programme.

Career roles include leaders and managers in a range of early childhood care and education settings. You can also specialise in a particular area such as Special Educational Needs as well as strategic management posts in local authorities and government departments.

EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES FdA


• Develop expert knowledge and skills in all aspects of working with young children

• Study a range of disciplines including psychology, children’s rights, and children’s health and wellbeing

ALevel3qualificationinEarly Years/ Child Care and Education:

• NVQ or BTEC National Diploma/ CACHE Diploma in Child Care

• A recognised Access to Higher Education Diploma in a related subject

In addition:

• 2 GCSEs at Grade A* - C in English, Maths and Science

• Two years’ full-time experience working with children in an Early Years nursery or school setting

• Currently working in an Early Years care and education setting, either as an employee or a volunteer

• Current clearance from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) to work with children

• Two satisfactory references

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: X945

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5Duration: 2 years, full-time, 1 day and 1 evening per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


WHAT IS THIS COURSE ABOUT?This course provides the context to progress your career working with children in primary school education. It combines on-the-job training and college-based theoretical learning to develop your skills in all aspects of working with children in primary education.

Students will be able to explain, critically reflect upon, and assess their own practice and the legislative and historical framework in which they work, as well as take part in current debates in the field. A range of local and international perspectives are taken into account and the course draws on a range of disciplines such as psychology, sociology and social policy, education, and health.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

YEAR 1:• Personal Professional

Development• Educational Issues and Practice• Understanding Behaviour and

Learning Difficulties• A Balanced Curriculum

YEAR 2:• Language of Science and ICT in

Primary Education • Supporting Numeracy and

Literacy in a Multilingual Context• The Wellbeing of Children in

Primary Education• Qualitative Educational Research

in Theory and Practice

WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?You may either progress to a BA (Hons) in Education or gain direct entry to a registered teacher programme at London Metropolitan University or at another university. This course also contributes to the Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) award.

From this course you can progress to employment in primary education, careers and guidance, arts management, educational research and management posts in children’s education, local authorities and government departments.

EDUCATION: PRIMARY PATHWAY FdA

• Two years’ experience working with children in an education setting

• Currently working in an education setting as either a paid employee or volunteer

• Current clearance from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) to work with children

• Two satisfactory references• Level 3 qualification in

Teaching and Learning, Childcare and Education or Youth and Community work

• GCSE Maths and English at Grade C or above or an IELTS qualification to prove English standard

COURSE INFORMATION

UCAS Code: X320

UCAS Institution Code: L68Level: 5

Duration: 2 years, full-time, 1 day and 1 evening per weekLocation: Centre for Business, Arts and TechnologyUK/ EU fees: £5,999 per year*

Class size: 15 - 20

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

AWARDING UNIVERSITY


• Combine on-the-job training and theoretical learning • Study a range of disciplines such as psychology,

sociology and social policy, education and health

SHARAREH ARIAEE SHAD

Sharareh Ariaee Shad studied the Foundation Degree in Education: Primary Pathway. She said:

“WORKING AS A TEACHING ASSISTANT WHILST STUDYING, I REALLY ENJOYED DEVELOPING MY KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO WORK IN THE SECTOR. THERE ARE LOTS OF OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN AT THE COLLEGE AND OUTSIDE OF MY COURSE I’VE BECOME A BEAT-BULLYING MENTOR.”



ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION Not quite ready to study Higher Education?

If you don’t quite meet the entry requirements for the courses in this guide, don’t worry.

We offer a range of one-year Access to Higher Education courses providing you with the perfect preparation for studying at degree level:

• Widely accepted by universities as the adult equivalent of A Levels

• Preparing you for university, especially if you haven’t been in a classroom for some time

• Developing the study skills you need to be a successful student, such as doing research and essay writing

From our Access to Higher Education courses, you can progress on to one of the HE courses listed in this guide or another HE course.

THE RIGHT COLLEGE FOR YOUOur students progress to a range of degrees at around 30 universities each year in and outside London, including prestigious institutions such as Russell Group universities.

As the first College to teach Access to Higher Education and the largest Access to HE provider in London, we offer expert teaching from highly-experienced and friendly tutors.

WHAT DOES IT COST?If you are aged 19 - 23, your Access to Higher Education course is free.

If you are aged 24 or over, you will need to cover the cost of the course, but you can get a government loan for this (24+ Advanced Learning Loan). What’s more, if you then complete a Higher Education course, you won’t have to repay the loan for the Access course at all.

See our website for specific details and eligibility criteria: www.candi.ac.uk/24plus-loans

OUR ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION COURSES• Business• Forensic Science• Health and Human Sciences, including Nursing,

Midwifery, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy

• Humanities• Law• Media (Film Studies and Television Production)• Medicine and Medical Biosciences• Mixed Media• Politics and International Relations• Psychology• Social Science• Social Work• Sports Science• Teaching

71% OF STUDENTS WHO COMPLETED AN ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA WENT TO UNIVERSITY

www.candi.ac.uk/adults FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR ACCESS COURSES AT:

GEORGE ZAMBAS

George Zambas studied an Access to Higher Education Diploma in Medicine and Medical Biosciences and is now studying Medicine at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. He said:

“BEFORE FINDING THIS COURSE I COULDN’T CONCEIVE THAT A ROUTE TO UNIVERSITY LIKE THIS EXISTED. FINDING OUT THAT I COULD STUDY TO BECOME A DOCTOR WITHOUT TAKING A LEVELS WAS AMAZING AND REALLY FUELLED MY AMBITION AND FOCUS”


[email protected] 020 7700 9421 www.candi.ac.uk46

INDEX OF COURSESAccess to Higher Education 42

BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 24

Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) 38

Creative Media Production (Moving Image) HND 25

Crime Scene and Forensic Investigation FdSc 10

Dance FdA 26

Digital Media Design FdA 28

Early Childhood Studies FdA 39

Education: Primary Pathway FdA 40

Engineering Foundation Year 12

Fashion with Textiles FdA 30

Graphic Design HND 32

Manufacturing Engineering HNC 13

Music Production HND 33

Ophthalmic Dispensing FdSc 14

Personal Training with Strength and Conditioning FdSc 16

Personal Training with Strength and Conditioning BSc (Hons) — 18 1 Year Top-Up

Photography FdA 34

Physical Education and Football Coaching with Arsenal in the 19 Community FdSc

Physical Education and Coaching BSc (Hons) — 1 Year Top-Up 20


Please note that every effort has been taken to ensure that this guide was correct at the time of publication. However, the College reserves the right to review or cancel courses, or change fees. The course details listed in this guide are relevant to students from the EU/ EEA. If you are an international student (from outside the EU/ EEA), please visit: www.candi.ac.uk/international

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For Open Days see: www.candi.ac.uk/opendays

Centre for Business, Arts and Technology444 Camden Road N7 0SP

Holloway Road (Piccadilly Line)4, 19, 29, 43, 91, 153, 253, 254, 259, 271, 279, 393

Centre for Health, Social and Child CareThe Marlborough Building, 383 Holloway Road N7 0RN

Holloway Road (Piccadilly Line)4, 17, 29, 43, 91, 153, 253, 254, 259, 271, 279, 393

Centre for Lifelong Learning28–42 Blackstock Road N4 2DG

Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria Lines)4, 19, 29, 106, 153, 210, 236, 253, 254, 259, 279, W3, W7

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