PART-TIME & EVENING COURSES 2012/13 www.forthvalley.ac.uk ” All courses are open to everyone who has an interest in learning and who does not want to attend college on a full-time basis. This brochure contains details of our evening and part-time day courses. Our courses range from leisure based through to national qualifications and are carefully selected to provide our learners with the skills and knowledge appropriate for the demands of today’s and tomorrow’s industry and business. By offering you a selection of different modes of study, we hope you will have the freedom to choose where and when you want to learn, whether it be at one of our campuses or even at home, the choice is yours. “ 93% of our learners progress onto further study or employment D I S C O V E R D I S C O V E R * apply now *
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PART-T IME & EvEnIng CouRsEs 2012/13
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”A l l courses a re open to everyone who has an in te rest i n learn ing and who does not want to attend co l lege on a fu l l - t ime bas i s . Th i s b rochure conta ins deta i l s of ou r even ing and par t - t ime day courses .
Our courses range from leisure based through to national qualifications and are carefullyselected to provide our learners with the skills and knowledge appropriate for the demands of today’s and tomorrow’s industry and business. By offering you a selection of different modes of study, we hope you will have the freedom to choose where and when you want to learn, whether it be at one of our campuses or even at home, the choice is yours.
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93% of our learners progress onto further study or employment
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PART T IME DAY CouRsEsBusiness ManagementThe CMI and CIPD courses are on a rolling programme with a flexible start date. For more information please contact Brenda Harrison or Tom Methven on 01324 403246, or alternatively email:[email protected] or [email protected]
ALLoA EvEnIng CouRsEsCourse Title Start Date End Date Start Time End Time Day Cost Ref Level ILA
About this course - This drawing course is suitable for both beginners and those who wish to improve their skills. Working directly from a life model, you will learn how to use line, tone and colour, and a wide range of drawing media, to expressively explore the human form.
Tutor - Lesley Ann Derks
Course content - A portfolio of drawings which covers: detailed studies; full figure drawings of the male and female form in seating, reclining and standing positions; quick sketches; expressive studies; finished drawings.
Progression - Life drawing is particularly useful for students wishing to put together a portfolio for progression to further study in art, design, animation or architecture.
Entry requirements - Students must be a minimum of 16 years old.
More information - Students will be expected to bring along a range of drawing materials including pencils, conte and charcoal, pen and ink, pastels and coloured pencils. Some papers and sketchbooks will be available to buy from the class tutor, who will also advise on other drawing surfaces and drawing materials, as required.
About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.
Course content - This course covers the main concepts of information technology, using a computer and managing files as well as using the internet and email. The learner will understand the hardware and software that make up a typical PC as well as some of the health and safety issues and environmental factors involved in using computers. The course will also develop skills in adjusting some of the main settings of a PC as well as those required to manage and organise files on common storage devices. Learners will also be shown how to use email software to send and receive messages with attachments. The course also covers using the Internet and the World Wide Web.
Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
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Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development (CIPD)
CIPD ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
The cost of this course is £3000 per person per year. This includes CIPD membership fees, all materials, assessment and certification.
CIPD INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
The cost of this course is £2400 per person. This price includes CIPD membership fees, all materials, assessment and certification.
CIPD FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICE
The cost of this course is £1700 per person. This price includes CIPD membership fees, all materials, assessment and certification.
CIPD FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE IN LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
The cost of this course is £1700 per person. This price includes CIPD membership fees, all materials, assessment and certification.
Chartered Management Institute (CMI)
CMI CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP (FLEXIBLE BLENDED LEARNING)
The cost of this course is £1800. Time to complete course - 12 to 18 months
CMI DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP (FLEXIBLE BLENDED LEARNING)
The cost of this course is £2200. Time to complete course - 18 to 24 months
For information on funding for Part-time Fee eligibility please phone 01324 403230
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About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.
Course content - This course covers the main concepts of databases and allows learners to demonstrate their ability to use a database on a computer. You will learn how to create and modify tables, queries, forms and reports. You will also learn how to create relationships and how to retrieve and manipulate information from a database using the query and sort functions available in the package.
Progression - Students may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
FINANCE @ ALLoA
Institute of Certified Book Keepers 13-Sept-12 21-Feb-13 18.30 20.30 Thu £220 0529 Cert Yes About this course - This is an opportunity to obtain a professional qualification in manual book-keeping. This course covers the principles of double entry book-keeping and how they are used in business. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course content - Topics covered include Cash Books, Sales and Purchase Ledger Accounts, Bank Reconciliation Statements and Trading, Profit and Loss Accounts and Balance Sheets
Progression - Professional Body
HAIRDRESSING @ ALLoA
Barbering Skills 25-Oct-12 13-Dec-12 19:00 21:00 Thu £150 0510 Non Cert No
About this course - This course is suitable for all hairdressers who wish to gain gents hair cutting skills, including beards and moustaches. This is a practical hands on experience. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Progression - Depending on entry qualifications, candidates could progress to NVQ Level 2 or NVQ Level 3 Hairdressing
Career paths - Professional Barbering
Entry Requirements - Basic cutting experience is essential, not suitable for beginners with no hairdressing experience.
More info - Students are required to provide their own models and equipment, which can be supplied at an approximate cost of £123.
BEAUTy @ ALLoA
Glam Nails 25-Oct-12 13-Dec-12 19:00 21:00 Thu £95 0515 Non Cert No
About this course - The Glam Nails course is perfect for those who want to look their best and get their nails in shape! It provides skills in nail care and design and can help you add a bit of sparkle to your look, plus you’ll also be able to work your magic on family and friends.
FALKIRK EvEnIng CouRsEsCourse Title Start Date End Date Start Time End Time Day Cost Ref Level ILA
ADMINISTRATION @ FALKIRK
HNC Admin & Information Technology 28-Aug-12 06-June-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £660 2000 Cert Yes About this course - This course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage information technology within an organisation and obtain employment in the field of office administration and information handling.
Course content - Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Databases, Personal Effectiveness, Presentation Applications, Office Administration, Office Technologies, Recording Financial Information, Communication
Career Paths - Information Management, Office Administration, Office Manager, Personal Assistant
Progression - HND, Year 1,2 or 3 of a related degree programme
Entry requirements - One of the following, 2 Higher Grades and 3 Standard Grades at Level 3 or above, Successful completion of a relevant Access programme or an appropriate group of National Qualification Units. Applicants who do not meet this criteria, but have relevant experience or alternative qualifications will be considered.
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ART AND DESIGN @ FALKIRK
Stained Glass 11-Sept-12 06-Nov-12 18:00 21:00 Tue £180 0207 Non Cert No
About this course - In this class, you will learn how to create individually designed stained glass panels, from inception through to finish, in a relaxed and supportive studio environment. The class is suitable for both beginner and the more advanced learner, as students work on individual projects, guided by the tutor.
Course tutor - Lyn Baird
Course content - Most students should complete at least one piece of work during the course, dependant on previous experience and the complexity of the project undertaken.
Entry requirements - There are no entry requirements for this programme
More information - Students will be expected to buy their own materials, which can be ordered directly through the course tutor, who will be happy to advise on this.
BUSINESS @ FALKIRK
HNC Business 28-Aug-12 06-June-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £660 2020 Cert Yes About this course - This Higher National course provides both the practical skills and the theoretical knowledge that employers require students to have in order to carry out a wide range of business related jobs. The objective of the course is to provide a broad understanding of business and the business environment. In addition, it develops entrepreneurial, organisational and personal skills including leadership, motivation and team working. The HNC provides a global understanding of business, marketing and consumer issues, whilst looking at core business issues and develops organisational and investigative skills.
Course content - Business Accounting , Marketing , Managing People in Organisations , Information Technology , Economics , Business Communication, Business Law, Public Administration, Personnel , Financial Services, Manufacturing, Retailing
Progression - HND Business, Year 1,2 or 3 of a related degree programme, Professional Qualification in a Business related discipline
Entry requirements - One of the following 2 Higher Grades, Successful completion of a relevant Access Course or an appropriate group of National Qualifications Units, Applicants who do not meet these requirements, but have relevant experience or alternative qualification will be considered.
FINANCE @ FALKIRK
Institute of Certified Book Keepers 11-Sept-12 19-Feb-13 18.30 20.30 Tue £220 2530 Cert Yes About this course - This is an opportunity to obtain a professional qualification in manual book-keeping. This course covers the principles of double entry book-keeping and how they are used in business. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course content - Topics covered include Cash Books, Sales and Purchase Ledger Account, Bank Reconciliation Statements and Trading, Profit and Loss Accounts and Balance Sheets
Progression - Professional Body
COMPUTING AND IT @ FALKIRK
ECDL Advanced Word 11-Sept-12 04-Dec-12 18.30 21:00 Tue £115 3624 Cert Yes About this course - If you have already completed your ECDL and want to progress your skills, or if you are an IT Power User, ECDL Advanced may be the best qualification for you. ECDL Advanced allows you to demonstrate your higher level computer skills, showing employers that you are confident, competent and efficient.
Course content - Advanced Word Processing develops the skills required to produce advanced document outputs. Learners will be shown how to apply advanced formatting, work with referencing features such as indexes, footnotes, endnotes and cross references. Learners will also apply advanced mail merge techniques and work with automation techniques like macros as well as working with sections, watermarks, headers and footers. Linking and embedding features are also included along with other advanced features such as forms, fields and templates.
Entry Requirements - Successful pass mark in ECDL Word
ECDL Concepts Jan/Feb May/June - Date to be confirmed. Contact 01324 40 31 23
About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.
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ECDL Concepts continued
Course content - This course covers the main concepts of information technology, using a computer and managing files as well as using the internet and email. The learner will understand the hardware and software that make up a typical PC as well as some of the health and safety issues and environmental factors involved in using computers. The course will also develop skills in adjusting some of the main settings of a PC as well as those required to manage and organise files on common storage devices. Learners will also be shown how to use email software to send and receive messages with attachments. The course also covers using the Internet and the World Wide Web.
Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ECDL MS Access Jan/Feb May/June - Date to be confirmed. Contact 01324 40 31 23 About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.Course content - This course covers the main concepts of databases and allows learners to demonstrate their ability to use a database on a computer. You will learn how to create and modify tables, queries, forms and reports. You will also learn how to create relationships and how to retrieve and manipulate information from a database using the query and sort functions available in the package. Progression - Students may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ECDL MS Excel 11-Sept-12 04-Dec-12 18.30 21:00 Tue £95 3612 Cert Yes About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.Course content - This course covers the main concepts of a spreadsheet and allows learners to demonstrate their ability to use a spreadsheet on a computer. You will learn how to create, modify and format spreadsheets of limited scope ready for distribution. The course also covers the generation and application of standard mathematical and logical formulas as well as how to create and format graphs and charts.Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ECDL MS Word 13-Sept-12 06-Dec-12 18.30 21:00 Thu £95 3614 Cert Yes ECDL MS Word Jan/Feb May/June - Date to be confirmed. Contact 01324 40 31 23
About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development. This course covers the main concepts of word processing and allows Learners to demonstrate their ability to use a word processing application on a computer. You will learn how to create, modify and format small sized word processing documents ready for distribution. Course content - The course also covers some of the common features associated with word processing such as creating tables, using pictures and images within documents, and using mail merge. Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
Microsoft Certified Professional 12-Sept-12 12-Jun-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £650 5564 Cert Yes
About this course - This course covers the knowledge and understanding for the exams leading to MCITP. The MCITP credential proves that you have the skills to successfully support end users and to successfully troubleshoot desktop environments running on the Microsoft Windows Operating System.
Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator 12-Sept-12 12-Jun-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £760 5570 Cert Yes
About this course - This course covers the knowledge and understanding for the exams leading to Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator certification. The MCSA certification will advance your career by ensuring you have the skills to successfully troubleshoot desktop environments running on the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. Course content - Assuming MCITP has already been achieved; MCSA candidates are required to pass three core exams. When the candidate successfully passes the vendor exams associated with these units, the Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) certification will be obtained. The three exams required are: 70-270: Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows XP Professional Exam 70-290: Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Exam 70- 291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
Progression - Successful candidates from this course can progress to the Certificate in Systems Engineering - MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer)
Entry requirements - Applicants should possess MCITP certification
More info - Each of the three components of the course will require a course book and an exam to be sat. Current prices of these are £26.25 per book and £45 per exam.
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COMPUTING AND IT continued @ FALKIRK
LPIC1 – Linux Professional Institute Certificaltion – Level 1 28-Aug-12 21-Jan-13 18.00 21.00 Tue £285 5566 Cert Yes
About this course - This course is the first IT certification program to be professionally accredited by National Commission For Certifying Agencies (NCCA).
Course content - To pass Level C1 you should be able to: - Work at the Linux command line - Perform easy maintenance tasks: help out users, add users to a larger system, backup & restore, shutdown & reboot - Install and configure a workstation (including X) and connect it to a LAN, or a stand-alone PC via modem to the Internet.
Entry Requirements - No pre requisite entry requirements however applicants should have a good working knowledge of using an operating system.
LPIC2 – Linux Professional Institute Certification – Level 2 30-Aug-12 23-Jan-12 18.00 21.00 Thu £285 5567 Cert Yes
About this course - This course is the first IT certification program to be professionally accredited by National Commission For Certifying Agencies (NCCA).
Course content - To pass Level 2 you should be able to: • Administer a small to medium-sized site • Plan, implement, maintain, keep consistent, secure, and troubleshoot a small mixed (MS, Linux) network, including a: - LAN server (samba) - Internet Gateway (firewall, proxy, mail, news) - Internet Server (webserver, FTP server) • Supervise assistants • Advise management on automation and purchases
Entry Requirements - You must have an active C-1 certification to receive C-2 certification, but the C-1 and C-2 exams may be taken in any order.
CONSTRUCTION @ FALKIRK
HN Units: Building & Construction 28-Aug-12 06-Jun-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £110 per unit N/A Cert Yes
About this course - Forth Valley College offers a wide range of Building and Construction related HN Units. These can be studied on a pick and mix basis allowing individuals to choose units which are most relevant to their organisation.
HNC Construction (year 1) 28-Aug-12 06-Jun-13 18.00 21.00 Tue/Thu £660 1320 Cert Yes About this course - This course develops awareness of the structure and operation of the construction industry by providing the fundamental knowledge and skills required for employment. The course also enables progression onto higher qualifications.
HNC Construction (year 2) 28-Aug-12 06-June-13 18:00 21:00 Tue/Thu £660 1325 Cert Yes The entry requirement for this course is satisfactory progress in Year 1, please contact (01324) 403123 to enrol.
About this course - This advanced course provides students with a wide range of knowledge and skills required for Mechanical Engineering relevant to Mechanical, Manufacture, Process, Oil & Gas and alternative Energy Industries. The objective of the programme of study is to provide a broad understanding of Mechanical Engineering Technologies. In addition, it develops organisational skills including project planning, maintenance strategies, methods of design analysis, leadership and personal skills.
Course content - Mathematics, Communication, Engineering Principles, Plant Systems, Strength of Material, Applied Industrial Plant Maintenance, Design for Manufacture, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics, Engineering Drawing, Computer Aided Draughting, Engineering Skills, Business Awareness and Continuing Professional Development and Material Selection
Progression - Year 3 of related degree programme
Career paths - Engineering Technician in Mechanical, Manufacture, Process, Oil and Gas and Alternative Energy Industries
Entry requirements - HNC Engineering: Mechanical
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About this course - This course provides thorough training in the use of 17th Edition Regulations and certification for BS 7671 and City & Guilds 238-10 and 20, which is the minimum level of certification for registering with the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB). It will update electricians and design persons to the requirements of the latest IEE Regulations. Cost includes 17th Edition Regs book and Site Guide. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course. 17TH Edition of IEE Wiring Regulations 27-Sept-12 06-Dec-12 18:00 21:00 Thu £610 4300 Cert Yes
About this course - This course provides thorough training in the use of 17th Edition Regulations and certification for BS 7671 and City & Guilds 238-10 and 20, which is the minimum level of certification for registering with the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB). It will update electricians and design persons to the requirements of the latest IEE Regulations. Cost includes 17th Edition Regs book and Site Guide. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
About this course - This is a beginner’s course that will develop confidence in English. The course will build skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing and will help you in your everyday life or at work. You will develop vocabulary and your knowledge of grammar as well. Citizenship content is included in this course, and at the end of the course you can take an SQA (Scottish Qualification Authority) assessment, if you want.
Course content - 1 SQA Unit at Access 2 level, SCQF level 2.
Progression - Access 3, once all three units at Access 2 have been completed.
Career Paths - Improved language skills will enable candidates to access employment where these levels of language skills are required.
Entry requirements - There are no formal entry requirements but initial assessment by a member of the ESOL team is required.
ESOL Post Introductory 11-Sept-12 04-June-13 18:00 20:00 Tue £95 3042 Cert Yes About this course - This is a pre-intermediate level course (Access 3) that will develop skills and confidence in English. It will build skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing and will help you deal with different aspects of your everyday life and work with more confidence. Citizenship content is included in this course, and you can also do an SQA (Scottish Qualifications Authority) assessment if you wish.
Course content - One unit at Access 3 level (SCQF level 3)
Progression - Progress to Intermediate 1 level once all three units at Access 3 level have been completed
Career paths - Improved language skills will enable candidate to access employment where English language skills at this level are required.
Entry Requirements - There are no formal entry requirements but initial assessment with a member of the ESOL team is required.
About this course - This course is aimed at people studying English for Speakers of Other languages at SCFQ level 5. The course will develop languages skills in the areas of Everyday Communications, Transactional Language and Work/ Study contexts
Course content - SQA Unit at SCQF level 5 from the following: Everyday Communication, Transactional contexts and Work and Study contexts
Progression - ESOL Intermediate 2/ Higher
Further Information - To access this course learners must attend an Initial Assessment to establish their level of English Language skills in Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. Assessment are carried out in the Falkirk Campus in room 77 every Monday during term time between 3pm and 5pm
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FORENSIC SCIENCE @ FALKIRK
Introduction to Forensic Science 13-Sept-12 22-Nov-12 18.30 20.30 Thu £290 1111 Non Cert No About this course - This course will take a hands-on approach to the science of forensic investigation. The emphasis is on doing rather than theory. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course content - The area of forensics is diverse, so this course will cover some of the main areas and investigation techniques including: fingerprint recovery and identification, blood detection and analysis, DBA extraction and analysis. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
HIGHERS @ FALKIRK
Communication 4 with Literature 11-Sept-12 21-May-13 18:00 21:00 Tue £285 3021 Cert Yes About this course - This course provides an alternative programme of study for graduates of an HNC/HND who require an equivalent of Higher English to progress to university or Teacher Training College.
Course content - It comprises a double credit unit in Communication 4 and a single credit unit, Literature 1. Learners are assessed on an ongoing basis and there are no formal examinations involved.
Progression - This course is accepted by many colleges and universities as an alternative to Higher English, and therefore the qualifications provide a pathway to a range of further study opportunities. If you intend to use the qualifications for further progression, please check the position with the organisation you intend to study with, in advance.
Entry requirements - There are no formal entry requirements although it is expected that learners will have a reasonable level of both spoken and written English, equivalent to Communication 3.
About this course - A Higher English qualification is valued by employers, colleges, universities and many other training organisations. It provides an opportunity to develop skills in communication and language and also to explore the world of literature from a critical and analytical perspective.
Course Content - The programme will include language, literature study, oral communication/critical listening and specialist literary study. An external examination will take place in May. From January onwards additional tutorial support may be offered on Thursday evenings every alternate week.
Entry requirements - Please note that due to the limited number of places on offer applicants must have a 1/2 at Standard Grade Level or a A/B at Int 2 to gain access.
About this course - The objectives of this programme are to cover the key areas relating to chemistry. The course consists of units and an external SQA examination.
Course content - This course covers areas from consumer chemistry, principles of production using chemistry, the periodic table, the properties of elements and compounds and includes a researching chemistry unit which develops chemistry knowledge alongside investigative and reporting skills.
Progression - The course is useful for entry to further studies including science subjects and chemical engineering,
About this course - The course consists of three units with an external exam in May. SQA will issue a certificate giving credit for passing the individual units but the exam is necessary for full certification at this level.
About this course - The course consists of three units with an external exam in May. SQA will issue a certificate giving credit for passing the individual units but the exam is necessary for full certification at this level.
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About this course - Psychology is a popular subject for those who wish to further their understanding of human behaviour. The course will introduce you to the nature and discipline of psychology. Major theoretical approaches to aid understanding human behaviour will be studied along with relevant methodology. You will also be required to conduct your own research throughout the course. This research project will contribute to the overall grade at the end of the course. Throughout the course five key topics are studied from the following six core Domains: (1) Developmental Psychology, (2) Cognitive Psychology, (3) Physiological Psychology, (4) Social Psychology, (5) Psychology of Individual Differences and (6) Research Methods You will develop knowledge and understanding of topics such as Attachment, Memory, Stress, and Atypical behaviour within contemporary psychology. Investigating Behaviour combines the Domain of Research Methods with practical research skills which is an essential feature of the discipline. The course promotes integration of knowledge across all units, to provide a broad and coherent introduction to the discipline of Psychology.
Course content - This course has three mandatory Units. The mandatory Units are: (1) Psychology: Understanding the individual , (2) Psychology: Investigating Behaviour and (3) Psychology: The Individual in the Social Context This course is assessed by closed book assessments for each of the three units, a 1500 word practical research investigation and an end of year SQA external examination.
Progression - This course may provide progression to, A Higher National programme in Social Sciences, a higher education course and/or Training or employment Please note: Those wishing to undertake a course in psychology, but do not wish to sit SQA assessment/exam, please refer to our course Fundamentals of Psychology.
Career paths - This course will be useful for anyone who wishes to pursue a career in any care or social science related field.
Entry requirements - Candidates will normally be expected to have attained one of the following or equivalent: • Standard Grade in a social subject at Credit level or an equivalent Intermediate 2 course • Any course in a care or social science subject at Intermediate 2 • Intermediate 2 Psychology
In addition all candidates will be expected to hold: • Standard Grade English at Credit level or Communication at Intermediate 2 or equivalent.
About this course - This course incorporates two modules, Introduction to BSL and BSL Level 1. It is designed to give students a basic introduction to the use, vocabulary and structure of British Sign Language.
Course content - 2 NC Credit units. Exchange personal information with users of British Sign Language. Produce personal information for users of British Sign Language. Respond to personal information produced by users of British Sign Language. Receive information from simple presentations in British Sign Language British Sign Language (BSL) Outcomes: 1 - Converse on matters of mutual interest with users of British Sign Language; 2 - Negotiate services; 3 - Understand presentations for information and pleasure; 4 - Convey simple information in British Sign Language.
Progression - Students may progress onto BSL level 2.
Career paths - Employment where transactional BSL skills may be required
Entry requirements - There are no formal entry requirements for this module. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Sign Language (Level 2) 11-Sept-12 04-June-13 18:00 21:00 Tue £300 3036 Cert Yes About this course - This course aims to enable you to acquire further skills to communicate with deaf people. You will learn more about the structure and grammar of BSL as well as adding to your existing vocabulary. You will also have the opportunity to further develop your practical skills. BSL 2 will culminate in an examination.
Course content - Language British Sign Language (BSL) Outcomes (1). Converse in some depth on matters of interest with users of British Sign Language (2). Understand presentations in British Sign Language for information and pleasure (3). Discuss a range of topics in British Sign Language (4). Produce informal signed presentations conveying simple information of a personal and vocational nature (5). Produce a formal signed presentation
Progression - There may be the opportunity to progress to Level 3. Please check with college staff if this opportunity is available.
Career paths - Employment where more in depth communication BSL is required
Entry requirements - Participants must possess BSL Level 1. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
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SOCIAL SCIENCES @ FALKIRK
Fundamentals of Psychology 30-Aug-12 13-Dec-12 18:00 21:00 Thu £250 2305 Non Cert No
About this course - Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behaviour. Psychology is about understanding people, their thoughts and behaviours. The discipline offers explanations of everyday behaviours, with a focus on understanding the ways in which people are similar. It also attempts to examine the individual differences of human behaviour, explaining the ways people are unique. Psychology is not only about understanding behaviour; it also explains thoughts, such as thinking and memory. Psychology is a science about people. Students study Psychology for a variety of reasons. Many students take a psychology course because it is enjoyable to understand people. Having a deeper understanding of other people brings many rewards, such as patience and cooperation. A Psychology course allows you to connect with yourself and others in a new and informed way.
Course content - The course will explore many themes such as: Definitions of Psychology, Theoretical Approaches in Psychology, such as; The Psychoanalytic Approach that explores the impact of our childhood experiences and The Behaviourist approach that looks at how people learn through reward and punishment Several key topics provide focus for analysis, such as; Personality including personality types and disorders: Atypical behaviour including how phobias develop and the types of therapy used to treat them: The nature/nurture debate on gender development and gender role behaviours: Non-Verbal Communication and exploring why people commit crime. Please note: Those wishing to complete an SQA certificated/Graded course in Psychology should refer to our Higher Psychology course.
Progression - Study in psychology can be continued in several college courses such as Intermediate and Higher Psychology.
Career paths - Psychology students are not only prepared for further study/degrees in psychology, there are many careers that require an understanding of human behaviour and/or research. These include but are not limited to, Personnel Management, Social Work, Early Education and Child Care, Police, Counselling, Journalism, Advertising/Media, Teaching, Market Research, and Legal Professionals. Relevant degree programmes include: Social Science, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Media Studies, Social Policy, Business Management, and all sectors of Teaching.
Entry requirements - Candidates should have an interest in understanding diverse human behaviour from an anti-discriminatory perspective. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
SUPPORTED LEARNING @ FALKIRK
Basic Education (Photography and Computing) 23-Oct-12 14-May-13 17:00 19:00 Tue £145 5201 Non Cert No About this course - This unit will be delivered within a supported learning environment and is designed for adults with additional support needs who wish to develop their skills in the use of digital cameras and their computers. Candidates can expect a high level of lecturer support throughout the delivery of this unit.
Course content - There are 3 learning outcomes to this course (1) Use a handheld digital device to capture images, (2) Transfer digital images from a handheld digital device to a computer and (3) Use an appropriate application to edit and display digital images.
Further Information - Candidates will be required to bring their own digital camera.
Basic Education (Music) 30-Aug-12 16-May-13 17:00 19:00 Thu £145 5202 Non Cert No About this course - This unit will be delivered within a supported learning environment and is designed for adults with additional support needs who wish to develop their skills in music. Candidates can expect a high level of lecturer support throughout the delivery of this unit.
Basic Education (Music) 23-Oct-12 14-May-13 17:00 19:00 Thu £145 5202 Non Cert No
About this course - This unit will be delivered within a supported learning environment and is designed for adults with additional support needs who wish to develop their skills in music. Candidates can expect a high level of lecturer support throughout the delivery of this unit.
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ART AND DESIGN @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH
Painting - A Focus On Tone 11-Sept-12 06-Nov-12 18:00 21:00 Tue £180 0206 Non Cert No
About this course - This course will develop your understanding and perception of three-dimensional form and of how to translate it to your painting through the use of tone. Effective use of light and tone in painting allows us to create depth, perspective and a sense of three dimensional form on a two dimensional surface. Learn how to develop this essential skill in a friendly studio environment. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course. This course is suitable for both the beginner and the more experienced painter.
Course tutor - Lesley Ann Derks
Course content - Students will work towards their own personal paintings with the support and guidance of the tutor.
Progression - The work undertaken through participation in this course could be used as part of a portfolio of work for progression to further study in an art and design related discipline at college or university.
Entry requirements - There are no formal entry requirements for this course.
Further Information - Students should supply their own materials including sketchbooks, canvases and/or other grounds, brushes, paints and mixed media. The tutor can advise students on this aspect of the course if required.
About this course - This drawing course is suitable for both beginners and those who wish to improve their skills. Working directly from a life model, you will learn how to use line, tone and colour, and a wide range of drawing media, to expressively explore the human form.
Course tutor - Ewan John
Course content - A portfolio of drawings which covers: detailed studies; full figure drawings of the male and female form in seating, reclining and standing positions; quick sketches; expressive studies; finished drawings.
Progression - Life drawing is particularly useful for students wishing to put together a portfolio for progression to further study in art, design, animation or architecture.
Entry requirements - Students must be a minimum of 16 years old.
More information - Students will be expected to bring along a range of drawing materials including pencils, conte and charcoal, pen and ink, pastels and coloured pencils. Some papers and sketchbooks will be available to buy from the class tutor, who will also advise on other drawing surfaces and drawing materials, as required.
Printmaking - An Introduction to Relief Printing 11-Sept-12 23-Oct-12 18.00 21.00 Tue £100 0208 Cert No
About this course - This short course introduces the student to the art of relief printing using materials such as linoleum and card for printing plate surfaces. Although relief printing is simple in concept, it can be developed to create complex and sophisticated results. The course will be taught in our new purpose built studio accommodation. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course tutor - Catherine King
Course content - Introduction to materials, techniques and equipment for relief printing
Entry requirements - There are no entry requirements for the course.
Printmaking – An Introduction to Intaglio Printing – Drypoint 29-Oct-12 4-Dec-12 18.00 21.00 Tue £100 0209 Cert No
About this course - This short course is a basic introduction to intagalio printing techniques through exploring the technique of drypoint. Drypoint involves the use of a “needle” to make marks on the surface of the printmaking plate. The marks and drawing lines are “inked up” and the plate is run through an etching press with a piece of dampened paper to produce a hand-made print. The plate can be printed multiple times. The course will be taught in our new purpose built studio accommodation. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course tutor - Catherine King
Course content - Introduction to materials, techniques and equipment
Entry requirements - There are no entry requirements for the course
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BEAUTy @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH
Glam Nails 25-Oct-12 13-Dec-12 19:00 21:00 Thu £95 0515 Non Cert No
About this course - The Glam Nails course is perfect for those who want to look their best and get their nails in shape! It provides skills in nail care and design and can help you add a bit of sparkle to your look, plus you’ll also be able to work your magic on family and friends.
About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.
Course content - This course covers the main concepts of information technology, using a computer and managing files as well as using the internet and email. The learner will understand the hardware and software that make up a typical PC as well as some of the health and safety issues and environmental factors involved in using computers. The course will also develop skills in adjust ing some of the main settings of a PC as well as those required to manage and organise files on common storage devices. Learners will also be shown how to use email software to send and receive messages with attachments. The course also covers using the Internet and the World Wide Web.
Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ECDL MS Word 13-Sept-12 06-Dec-12 18.30 21:00 Thu £95 0244 Cert Yes About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development. This course covers the main concepts of word processing and allows learners to demonstrate their ability to use a word processing application on a computer. You will learn how to create, modify and format small sized word processing documents ready for distribution.
Course content - The course also covers some of the common features associated with word processing such as creating tables, using pictures and images within documents, and using mail merge.
Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ECDL Presentation 11-Sept-12 04-Dec-12 18.30 21:00 Tue £95 243 Cert Yes About this course - The ECDL qualification is designed for people wishing to gain a benchmark certificate in computing which may enhance their career prospects and personal development.
Course content - This course covers the main concepts of presentation software and allows learners to demonstrate their ability to use a presentation package on a computer. You will learn how to create, modify and format presentations using different slide layouts for display and printed distribution. You will also learn how to accomplish common operations with charts, images and drawn objects and to develop various slide show transitions.
Progression - You may wish to progress to ECDL advanced
ESOL @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH
ESOL – Intermediate 11-Sept-12 28-May-13 18:00 20:00 Tue £95 0215 Cert Yes About this course - This course is aimed at people studying English for Speakers of Other languages at SCFQ level 5. The course will develop languages skills in the areas of Everyday Communications, Transactional language and Work/ Study contexts
Course content - SQA Unit at SCQF level 5 from the following: Everyday Communication, Transactional contexts and Work and Study contexts
Progression - ESOL Intermediate 2/ Higher
Further Information - To access this course learners must attend an Initial Assessment to establish their level of English Language skills in Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. Assessment are carried out in the Falkirk Campus in room 77 every Monday during term time between 3pm and 5pm
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HAIRDRESSING @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH Barbering Skills (Raploch) 25-Oct-12 13-Dec-12 19:00 21:00 Thu £150 0295 Non Cert No
About this course - This course is suitable for all hairdressers who wish to gain gents hair cutting skills, including beards and moustaches. This is a practical hands on experience. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Progression - Depending on entry qualifications, candidates could progress to NVQ Level 2 or NVQ Level 3 Hairdressing
Career paths - Professional Barbering
Entry requirements - Basic cutting experience is essential, not suitable for beginners with no hairdressing experience.
More info - Students are required to provide their own models and equipment, which can be supplied at an approximate cost of £123.
About this course - A Higher English qualification is valued by employers, colleges, universities and many other training organisations. It provides an opportunity to develop skills in communication and language and also to explore the world of literature from a critical and analytical perspective.
Course content - This course will include language, literature study, oral communication/critical listening and specialist literary study. An external examination will take place in May. From January onwards additional tutorial support may be offered on Thursday evenings every alternate week.
Entry requirements - Please note that due to the limited number of places on offer applicants must have a 1/2 at Standard Grade Level or a A/B at Int 2 to gain access.
HOSPITALITy @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH
Cooking For The Catering Industry 11-Sept-12 28-May-13 18:00 21:00 Tue £500 0255 Cert Yes About this course - This course aims to provide training in culinary principles and skills, and enhance knowledge of basics commodities, health & safety, hygiene and cost & control procedures. This course is aimed at those currently working within the catering industry.
Course content - This course contains both practical and theoretical elements. Units include, Cookery Processes, Pastry, Stocks and Sauces, Organisation of Practical Skills
Progression - Candidates may be eligible to progress to HND Professional Cookery or Professional Chef on successful completion of Year 1
SUPPORTED LEARNING @ sT IRL Ing & RAPLoCH
Basic Education (Photography and Computing) 23-Oct-12 15-May-13 17:00 19:00 Tue £145 0260 Non Cert No About this course - This unit will be delivered within a supported learning environment and is designed for adults with additional support needs who wish to develop their skills in the use of digital cameras and their computers. Candidates can expect a high level of lecturer support throughout the delivery of this unit.
Course content - There are 3 learning outcomes to this course (1) Use a handheld digital device to capture images, (2) Transfer digital images from a handheld digital device to a computer and (3) Use an appropriate application to edit and display digital images.
Further Information - Candidates will be required to bring their own digital camera.
About this course - This course incorporates two modules, Introduction to BSL and BSL Level 1. It is designed to give students a basic introduction to the use, vocabulary and structure of British Sign Language. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course content - 2 NC Credit units Exchange personal information with users of British Sign Language. Produce personal information for users of British Sign Language. Respond to personal information produced by users of British Sign Language. Receive information from simple presentations in British Sign Language British Sign Language (BSL) Outcomes: 1 Converse on matters of mutual interest with users of British Sign Language; 2. Negotiate services; 3.Understand presentations for information and pleasure; 4. Convey simple information in British Sign Language.
Progression - Students may progress onto BSL level 2.
Career paths - Employment where transactional BSL skills may be required
Entry requirements - There are no formal entry requirements for this module
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About this course - This course is designed for learners wishing to use British Sign Language to establish social relations, transact the business of everyday living, understand presentations for information, pleasure and vocational needs and to act as an intermediary in a conversation between a user of British Sign. Please note that no fee waiver is available for this course.
Course content - Language British Sign Language (BSL) Outcomes 1.converse in some depth on matters of general and specialised interest with users of British Sign Language; 2. understand presentations for information, pleasure and vocational needs; 3. present and discuss specialised topics; 4. act as an intermediary in a conversation between a user of British Sign Language
Progression - Higher Education study towards becoming a BSL Interpreter
Career paths - Employment as a Communications Support Worker
Entry requirements - Access is at the discretion of the centre. However candidates should have a level of competence in BSL either having studied Prep for level 3 or SQA BSL level 2 similar qualification and significant current experience of using BSL.
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CAREERssKILLsTo boost your career check out our t ra in ing courses on the back page . . .
Paying For Your CourseThe fees for all the courses are listed alongside the course information. Fees are payable by cheque or credit/debit card.
All tuition fees are payable on or prior to enrolment including any balance of tuition fees where an ILA is being used as part payment. If a learner uses an ILA to fund a course and fails to submit the ILA token, the learner becomes liable for the full course fees.
Instalment arrangements are available for fees or balance of fees in excess of £150, with an initial payment of 25% of course fees required to be paid on or prior to enrolment.
Where employers are paying students tuition fees, confirmation of this will be required in writing prior to or at enrolment. Invoices can be sent to employers who have agreed to pay their employee’s fees.
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Part-t ime Fee grantDo you want to study towards an HNC, HND or Professional Qualification but have family Commitments or in employment? If so, then a part-time/evening advanced study course could be the answer.
If you are 16 or over and living in Scotland and earn £22,000 a year or less you can access a Part-time Fee Grant from the Student Awards Agency.
You can get up to £500 towards your part-time higher education course fees.
Application forms can be downloaded at: www.saas.gov.uk
Course v iabi l i tySome courses listed within this brochure may not reach the level of student numbers required to make them a viable learning experience. Don’t worry you will be offered an alternative course or your fees will be reimbursed.
Student WithdrawalIf a student chooses to withdraw from a course, fees are non-refundable as stated in the Tuition Fee Refund & Withdrawl procedure. Learners will still be liable for any payments still to be made under their Instalment Plan Agreement.
This publication is also available in other formats. If you wish to receive the publication in an alternative format please call: 0845 634 4444.
Please note - Arrangements to pay tuition fees must be made at enrolment. If using an ILA, your account must be active prior to enrolment.
Additional CostsCosts may be added to take into account a one off payment for registration or to cover costs of consumables. The College will notify you of any additional costs.
Help with FundingFee WaiverTuition fees for most courses will be waived for students who:
• Are in receipt of certain benefits and can provide evidence
• Are a school pupil
Please note - Not all courses are eligible for fee waiver.
ILA 200Individual Learning Accounts (ILAs) are for people who are 16 or over and living in Scotland.
You can apply for an ILA if you are not in education, do not have a degree or above and are not taking part in a National Training Programme (Modern Apprenticeship, Get Ready for Work or Training
for Work). You must also have an income of £22,000 a year or less, or be on benefits to be eligible to get up to £200 towards the costs of learning or training with an Individual Learning Account from Skills Development Scotland.
Individual Learning Accounts are available if you are interested in learning something new or brushing up your skills. There is a wide range of courses to choose from and you can study with any approved Individual Learning Account learning provider, including learning centres, local colleges, universities and private training companies.
To find out more and to request an application pack, visit www.ilascotland.org.uk or call the helpline on 0808 100 1090.
CAREERs sKILLsWithin this section, you will find a range of short career development courses. Benefits of undertaking these courses may include career progression, the potential to re-train or simply enabling you to carry out your current job more efficiently. Some of the courses may be ILA eligible, please call to check.
Start Date End Date Day Time Cost
BUSINESS SKILLS Introduction to Trainer Skills (7300) City & Guilds 6 Aug 7 Aug Mon-Tue 09.30-16.00 £3953 Sept 4 Sept Mon-Tue8 Oct 9 Oct Mon-Tue5 Nov 6 Nov Mon-Tue3 Dec 4 Dec Mon-Tue
Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Sector 10 Sept 17 Sept Weekdays 09.30-16.00 £79522 Oct 29 Oct Weekdays12 Nov 19 Nov Weekdays10 Dec 17 Dec Weekdays
Time Management 27 Aug 27 Aug Mon 09.30-16.00 £175 26 Nov 26 Nov Mon
Improving Assertiveness 28 Aug 28 Aug Tue 09.30-16.00 £17527 Nov 27 Nov Tue
Customer Care 29 Aug 29 Aug Wed 09.30-16.00 £17528 Nov 28 Nov Wed
SIA Level 2 Award in Security Guarding 29 Oct 31 Oct Mon-Wed 09.00-16.30 £20014 Nov 16 Nov Wed-Fri 10 Dec 12 Dec Mon-Wed
SIA Level 2 Award in Door Supervision 27 Aug 30 Aug Mon-Thu 09.00-16.30 £2409 Oct 12 Oct Tue-Fri26 Nov 29 Nov Mon-Thu 17 Dec 20 Dec Mon-Thu
ELECTRICAL SAFETyPAT Testing 23 Aug 24 Aug Thu-Fri 09.00-17.00 £345Exam 30 Aug Thu18 Oct 19 Oct Thu-Fri 09.00-17.00Exam 25 Oct Thu
City & Guilds 17th Edition 13 Aug 16 Aug Mon-Thu 09.00-17.00 £610 Exam 23 Aug Thu12 Nov 15 Nov Mon-Thu 09.00-17.00Exam 22 Nov Thu
Comp’Ex Foundation 10 Dec 11 Dec Mon-Tue 08.30- 17.00 £295
Comp’Ex Refresher 16 Oct 17 Oct Tue-Wed 08.30-17.00 £495 19 Nov 20 Nov Mon-Tue 08.30-17.0018 Dec 19 Dec Tue-Wed 08.30-17.00
Start Date End Date Day Time Cost
Comp’Ex 01-04 (Gas Vapours) 24 Sept 28 Sept Mon-Fri 08.30-17.00 £9751 Oct 5 Oct Mon-Fri 08.30-17.008 Oct 12 Oct Mon-Fri 08.30-17.0029 Oct 2 Nov Mon-Fri 08.30-17.005 Nov 9 Nov Mon-Fri 08.30-17.0026 Nov 30 Nov Mon-Fri 08.30-17.003 Dec 7 Dec Mon-Fri 08.30-17.0010 Dec 14 Dec Mon-Fri 08.30-17.00
FIRST AIDFirst Aid Emergency/First Aid Appointed Person 22 Aug 22 Aug Wed 09.00-16.00 £99
First Aid at Work 15 Aug 17 Aug Wed-Fri 09.00-16.00 £1955 Sept 7 Sept Wed-Fri 09.00-16.003 Oct 5 Oct Wed-Fri 09.00-16.007 Nov 9 Nov Wed-Fri 09.00-16.005 Dec 7 Dec Wed-Fri 09.00-16.00
First Aid Refresher 23 Aug 24 Aug Thu-Fri 09.00-16.00 £16520 Sept 21 Sept Thu-Fri 09.00-16.0025 Oct 26 Oct Thu-Fri 09.00-16.0022 Nov 23 Nov Thu-Fri 09.00-16.0013 Dec 14 Dec Thu-Fri 09.00-16.00
FOOD & DRINKREHIS Elementary Food Hygiene Certificate 4 Sept 4 Sept Tue 09.00-16.30 £7018 Sept 18 Sept Tue 09.00-16.302 Oct 2 Oct Tue 09.00-16.3023 Oct 23 Oct Tue 09.00-16.306 Nov 6 Nov Tue 09.00-16.3020 Nov 20 Nov Tue 09.00-16.304 Dec 4 Dec Tue 09.00-16.30
HEALTH & SAFETyIOSH Working Safely 10 Sept 10 Sept Mon 09.00-16.00 £17512 Nov 12 Nov Mon21 Jan 2013 21 Jan 2013 Mon11 Mar 2013 11 Mar 2013 Mon20 May 2013 20 May 2013 Mon15 Jul 2013 15 Jul 2013 Mon
IOSH Managing Safely 13 Aug 16 Aug Mon-Thu 09.00-16.00 £57516 Oct 19 Oct Tue-Thu10 Dec 13 Dec Mon-Thu11 Feb 2013 14 Feb 2013 Mon-Thu15 Apr 2013 18 Apr 2013 MonThu10 Jun 2013 13 Jun 2013 Mon-Thu
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