Courses For Adults. Achieve your ambition.

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1 Courses For Adults Achieve your ambition JAN-AUG 2015 REAL COURSES FOR REAL JOBS 1

2 Welcome TO City and Islington College Come and join us. Through outstanding education, training and support, we will help you achieve your ambition. We work closely with employers to ensure our courses are designed with real jobs in mind, giving you the qualifications, skills and confidence you need for success in your chosen field. Bringing together a diverse student body, our award-winning College is the number one choice for so many adults across London because we offer: Modern learning environments with specialised facilities Dedicated, friendly teaching staff with industry experience in the subjects they teach Centrally-located campuses accessible from anywhere in London Flexibility in how and when you learn Information and guidance on careers Whether your ambition is to go to university, improve your job prospects or learn a new skill, I am confident we will have a course that meets your needs. I very much hope that you will choose to join us. Frank McLoughlin CBE, Principal 2

3 93% of students Say they are satisfied with their experience at the College We are proud that: 97% of students Say they feel safe during their time here Contents How to Enrol 2 Our Centres 3 College Life 4 HIGHER EDUCATION 6 Access to Higher Education (HE) 7 Basic Skills 9 Business, Accounting and Management 10 Ceramics and Pottery 12 Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants 16 Computing and IT 18 Counselling and Advice 20 Digital Media and Photography 22 English as a Foreign Language (EFL) 24 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) 26 Hair, Beauty and Spa Therapies 28 Health and Social Care 30 Nutrition 31 Performing Arts 32 Teacher Training 33 Apprenticeships 35 Fees Explained 36 Location maps on the back cover adult@candi.ac.uk

4 HOW TO ENROL Come to the Centre where your chosen course is run on the dates and times given here. access to HE Tues 2 & 16 Dec & Thurs 4 Dec: pm Basic Skills See Basic Skills page (p.9). Business, Accounting and Management & Computing and IT Mon 19 Jan: 10am-12.30pm & pm Tues 20 Jan: 10am-12.30pm & 5-7pm Weds 21 Jan: 10am-12.30pm, pm & 5-7pm Thurs 22 Jan & Fri 23 Jan: pm Ceramics and Pottery Enrol online on our website. Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants & Counselling and Advice Please come to one of our advice and guidance sessions at CHSCC every Tuesday at 2pm. Digital Media and Photography Enrol online on our website. English as a Foreign Language (EFL) CLL - Mon 5 tothurs 8 Jan: pm CHSCC - Tues 6, Thurs 8 & Fri 9 Jan: 10am-12pm Alternatively contact Keith Hardy at keith.hardy@candi.ac.uk or James Johnson at james.johnson@candi.ac.uk English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) See ESOL page (p.26) Hair, Beauty and Spa Therapies 1st and 3rd Weds of the month 3-6pm, starting 3 Dec Health and Social Care Please come for advice and guidance and assessment and interview at CHSCC. Nutrition Please come to one of our advice and guidance sessions at CHSCC every Tuesday at 2pm. Performing Arts - Music Apply through the Islington Music Workshop: For the Music Production HND apply through UCAS: See for details. Teacher Training Call Theresia Julien on or theresia.julien@candi.ac.uk 4 For a map of the College s locations see the back cover. For information about which documents to bring with you to enrolment, visit: Check our website for new courses and enrolment dates throughout the year.

5 Our Centres Our Centres Key CAS: Centre for Applied Sciences CBAT: Centre for Business, Arts and Technology CHSCC: Centre for Health, Social and Child Care CLL: Centre for Lifelong Learning 24+ : 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available City and Islington College offers a range of resources to support your learning, from libraries and IT equipment to specialised facilities for specific courses, including: Fully-equipped studios for ceramics, photography, textiles, computer graphics and multimedia State-of-the-art laboratories, including a sports science lab, a dedicated scene of crime lab and a Centre of Excellence for applied optics Hair and beauty salons, which also offer a range of treatments to the public Our student website, MyCandi also offers lots of information and support Libraries and IT facilities There is a library at each of the main College sites, providing a range of resources, information services and open access IT facilities to support your studies. There are also dedicated areas for group work and silent study. You can access: PCs and Apple Macs complete with up-to-date software packages Laptops, ipads and other mobile devices Free Wi-Fi Our own virtual learning environment, where you can access course materials and assignments online Your own account We deliver induction and ongoing workshops to help you make the most of the resources and services available to you and our staff are always available if you need any help. Search for a course online adult@candi.ac.uk

6 College life At City and Islington College, we believe in enriching our students lives, both inside and outside the classroom. 6

7 Support for Life In addition to learning support, we offer support for life outside the classroom. Our advisers and counsellors provide unbiased support on practical issues such as studying while on benefits, accommodation and immigration issues. We can also advise on financial support, bursaries, loans and scholarships. The College is proud of the richness in diversity of our students. We believe in equality and fairness for all our students and are committed to ensuring equality of opportunity for all who learn here. The College also has two nurseries, which provide limited places for students children aged 1 5. If you need information and guidance on careers and your next step, there s support for you too, including visits to universities, meeting employers at jobs fairs and developing your employability skills. Canteens and Organic Café Each of our centres has an on site canteen, which offers great value for money, including hot meals from 3! The canteens are great social spaces as well, where you can relax with friends between classes. Get involved Student Voice We are committed to listening to and acting on the views of our students. Why not become a Candi Student Union Class Rep to represent your peers? College Activities Whatever your particular interests, there s lots going on at the College. So get involved, have some fun, learn new skills or do some good for others. Events and activities include sports clubs, charity fundraising, peer mentoring, end-of-year art exhibitions and fashion shows. FIND OUT MORE adult@candi.ac.uk

8 Higher Education Start your degree here Did you know you can study university level qualifications here at City and Islington College? We offer Foundation Degree, BSc Top-up, HND and HNC courses from Crime Scene and Forensic Investigation to Fashion with Textiles. Apply now for Higher Education courses starting in SEPTEMBER 2015 Find out more Download our HE Guide from our website: or pick up a copy from the College. Call our Course Information Team: NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

9 Access to Higher education If you want to go to university but left school without the qualifications you need to apply, Access to Higher Education (HE) is for you. Access to HE courses are widely accepted by universities as the adult equivalent of A Levels and develop the study skills you need, especially if you haven t been in a classroom for some time. This online course is perfect if you re working and want to study in your spare time. You will access coursework remotely and attend college on Saturdays. Students who successfully complete the course will be able to apply to start university in September Centre Level Full/ Part-time Start date Duration Days/ Times Access to HE Diploma E Access Fast Track (Humanities and Social Science) 24+ CLL 3 Part-time 10/01/ months Saturday and e-learning Yes 1,261 3,133 You can also apply now for Access to HE courses starting in September 2015, including Access to Law and Access to Medicine and Medical Biosciences. See for more information. 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

10 10 10 NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

11 Basic Skills (English and Maths courses for Adults) Did you leave school without reaching your full potential? Do you want to return to education? Do you want to improve your English and Maths and develop your employment prospects? Do you want to gain a qualification in English or Maths and advance to Access to Higher Education or University? We have a range of courses from beginners to GCSE to help you. How do I get on a course? Come for an assessment and enrolment session on one of the following dates and times. Please allow at least two hours. DECEMBER Weds 3 Dec: pm & pm Fri 5 & 12 Dec: am Weds 10 &17 Dec: pm & pm JANUARY Weds 7 Jan: pm & pm Fri 9, 16 & 30 Jan: am Weds 14 & 28 Jan: pm FEBRUARY Weds 11 Feb: pm Fri 13 Feb: am About our courses Our teachers will assess your level to offer a class that suits your needs. Most classes meet twice a week for 6 months. English Improve your reading, spelling and writing from basic level to GCSE level. Maths Build your skills and confidence from using numbers at basic levels to problem solving at GCSE level. Centre Level Full/ Part-time Start date Duration Days/ Times Fee English for Adults CLL Entry to GCSE Higher Part-time From Jan weeks Various day and evening times Free* Maths for Adults CLL Entry to GCSE Higher Part-time From Jan weeks Various day and evening times Free* *Subject to outcome from assessment by the College at enrolment 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

12 Business, Accounting and Management Develop the skills and confidence you need for a successful career in Business, including fields such as Accounting, Book-keeping and Retail. We offer practical courses and professional qualifications such as City & Guilds to enhance your employability and take your career to the next level. AAT qualification in Book-Keeping & Accounts - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 12/02/ weeks Thursday pm Yes 220 n/a AAT Book-Keeping & Accounts with Maths - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 29/01/ weeks Thursday pm Yes 285 n/a AAT qualification in Computerised Accounts - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 10/02/ weeks Tuesday pm Yes 220 n/a BTEC Award in Business Admin - Entry Level 3 CLL E Part-time 06/02/ weeks Friday 9.30am-12.45pm Yes 230 n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

13 Business, Accounting and Management BTEC Certificate in Business Admin - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 03/02/ weeks Wednesday & Thursday pm Yes 483 n/a BTEC Certificate in Business - Level 2 CLL 2 Part-time 04/02/ weeks Wednesday 9.30am-12.45pm, Thursday 9.30am-12.15pm Yes 414 n/a Computerised Accounts with Sage CLL n/a Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday 6-8pm No n/a 153 Matthias Gilles Matthias studied Access to Higher Education Diploma in Business. On the course I learnt about social enterprise, not-for-profit business and how to become an entrepreneur. I decided that I wanted to start a business not just to make money, but to help people. I had not heard of access courses before, but they are an amazing and intensive route to university for people like me who want a career change. Matthias went on to study Business at City University. He has now launched his own business selling brightly patterned shirts to raise money to help train local teachers in Burma. adult@candi.ac.uk

14 Ceramics and Pottery Whether you re looking to take up a new hobby or perfect your skills, we offer a friendly, supportive and creative learning environment to help you create stunning ceramics and pottery. Providing up-to-date equipment and plenty of storage in our two practical workshops, you can study techniques ranging from hand building and throwing (working with a potter s wheel) to decorating, glazing and raku (Japanese method). Ceramics - All Levels CLL 2 Part-time 27/04/ weeks Monday 1.45pm-5pm No n/a 150 CLL n/a Part-time 07/01/ weeks Wednesday 6-9pm No n/a 200 Part-time 15/04/ weeks Wednesday 6-9pm No n/a 185 Ceramics - Advanced CLL n/a Part-time 07/01/ weeks Wednesday 10am-1pm No n/a 210 Part-time 15/04/ weeks Wednesday 10am-1pm No n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

15 Ceramics and Pottery Ceramics Raku Summer Course CLL n/a Part-time 09/07/ days Thursday 9 July, Friday 10 July & Friday 17 July 10am-5pm No n/a 180 Ceramics Workshop - Spring Term CLL n/a Part-time 10/01/ weeks Saturday pm No n/a 175 Part-time 09/01/ weeks Friday 2-5pm No n/a 175 Part-time 10/01/ weeks Saturday 9am-12pm No n/a 175 Part-time 06/01/ weeks Tuesday 10am-1pm No n/a 175 adult@candi.ac.uk

16 Ceramics and Pottery Ceramics Workshop - Summer Term CLL n/a Part-time 18/04/ weeks Saturday pm No n/a 160 Part-time 17/04/ weeks Friday 2-5pm No n/a 160 Part-time 18/04/ weeks Saturday 9am-12pm No n/a 160 Part-time 14/04/ weeks Tuesday 10am-1pm No n/a 160 Nicki Pringle Nicki found that taking the Ceramics course has helped build her confidence as she has to live with the use of only one of her arms. Yet with the help of her tutors, Nicki has been able to learn new techniques and produce some beautiful pieces of work. I have enjoyed the course so far as we are in for a full day on Monday so you are able to take your time, concentrate and really focus on your work rather than having to rush. My tutors are really good. If you ve got problems or are struggling with something they always help you deal with it. They create a comfortable and calming place to learn and work NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

17 Ceramics and Pottery Making and Decorating Pottery CLL n/a Part-time 08/01/ weeks Thursday 6-9pm No n/a 200 Mixed Ability Ceramics CLL n/a Part-time 07/01/ weeks Wednesday 2-5pm No n/a 210 Part-time 15/04/ weeks Wednesday 2-5pm No n/a 210 Pottery - including Raku CLL n/a Part-time 16/04/ weeks Thursday 6-9pm No n/a 185 Intensive Throwing Five-Day Course CLL n/a Part-time 13/07/ days July, 10am-4pm No n/a 250 Thrown and Hand Built Ceramics CLL n/a Part-time 06/01/ weeks Tuesday 6-9pm No n/a 200 Part-time 14/04/ weeks Tuesday 6-9pm No n/a 185 adult@candi.ac.uk

18 Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants (Also see Teacher Training) Develop the skills and knowledge you need for a range of careers working with children and young people. Many of our courses include opportunities to gain valuable experience and put theory into practice, with work placements in nurseries, schools and hospitals. Our teaching assistant qualifications will help you develop your role supporting teaching and learning whether you are a teaching assistant, learning support assistant or special needs assistant. CACHE Introduction to an Early Years Setting - Level 1 CHSCC 1 Part-time 07/01/ weeks Wednesday 9.30am-3pm Yes 295 n/a Part-time 22/04/ weeks Wednesday 9.30am-3.30pm Yes 295 n/a CACHE Award in Introduction to Health, Social Care and Children s and Young People s Settings - Level 1 CHSCC 1 Part-time 16/01/ weeks Friday 1-4pm Yes 295 n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

19 Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants (Also see Teacher Training) CACHE Certificate in an Introduction to Early Years Education and Care (QCF) - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 06/01/ weeks Tuesday 9.30am-2pm Yes 1,328 n/a CACHE Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 08/01/ weeks Thursday 9.30am-12.30pm Yes 956 n/a CACHE Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools - Level CHSCC 3 Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday 9.30am-12.30pm Yes 928 1,517 SAM SMITH Sam Smith studied a Diploma for the Children and Young People s Workforce. I ve always been passionate about caring for and working with young children. I studied Level 2 at the College but wanted to start gaining work experience. I got a job at Noel Park Day Centre but to progress further I returned to study at the College and am now working as an Early Year s practitioner. My teachers were always very supportive and really helped me get into a rewarding career. Sam is now working as an Early Year s Practitioner at Noel Park Day Centre. 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

20 Computing and IT (Also see Digital Media and Photography) We offer a variety of courses to develop your technical skills, no matter what your level of experience, from basic IT skills to professional City & Guilds qualifications. Learning with us, you will use up-to-date equipment and the latest applications in modern computer suites and classrooms. Functional Skills ICT - Entry Level (E1-3) CLL E Part-time 04/02/ weeks Wednesday pm Yes 207 n/a Part-time 29/01/ weeks Thursday pm Yes 207 n/a Part-time 29/01/ weeks Thursday 9.30am-12.45pm Yes 207 n/a Part-time 29/01/ weeks Thursday pm Yes 207 n/a Part-time 27/01/ weeks Tuesday 9.30am-12.45pm Yes 207 n/a Part-time 28/01/ weeks Wednesday 9.30am-12.45pm Yes 207 n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

21 Computing and IT (Also see Digital Media and Photography) City & Guilds Award for IT Users - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 06/02/ weeks Friday pm Yes 248 n/a City & Guilds Award for IT Users - Level 2 CLL 2 Part-time 04/02/ weeks Wednesday pm Yes 276 n/a City & Guilds Certificate for IT Users - Level 1 CLL 1 Part-time 02/02/ weeks Monday, Tuesday 9.30am-1pm Yes 414 n/a City & Guilds Diploma for IT Users - Level 2 CLL 2 Part-time 02/02/ weeks Monday 9.30am-4.15pm, Tuesday 9.30am-4.15pm, Wednesday 9.30am-3.45pm Yes 1,251 n/a adult@candi.ac.uk

22 Counselling and Advice (Also see Health and Social Care) We run a range of courses from introductory programmes that develop your listening and communication skills to more advanced professional qualifications to help you progress or specialise in your career. CPCAB Award in Introduction to Counselling - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday 1-4pm Yes 189 n/a Part-time 22/04/ weeks Wednesday 1-4pm Yes 189 n/a CPCAB Certificate in Counselling Skills - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 25/02/ weeks Wednesday 5-9pm & five Saturdays 10am-4.30pm Yes 559 n/a CPCAB Certificate in Counselling Studies - Level CHSCC 3 Part-time 23/02/ weeks Monday 5-9pm & five Saturdays 10am-4pm Yes NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

23 TRACEY CALLAGHAN At a very low point in her life, while trying to overcome a serious assault, Tracy could no longer carry on her job due to her injuries. She came to the College to work out her options. I was so nervous as I m dyslexic, did not have any GCSEs, and had been out of education for a long time but the careers team were brilliant. Bit by bit I built up my skills and experience from studying counselling theory to therapeutic and psychotherapeutic diplomas. I now own my own counselling service and manage volunteers supporting substance misusers. I am a creative clinical supervisor and council and use hypnotherapy with clients across the world on Skype. I also teach at the College who have been like a family to me ever since I walked in the door. 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

24 Digital Media and Photography Develop a range of creative and technical skills for your career or leisure. Our courses range from digital photography and image editing to web design and mobile app development. You will learn in creative suites equipped with up-to-date technology using software including the Adobe Creative Suite. You will also have the opportunity to participate in exhibitions to showcase your work. Digital Photography - Introduction CLL n/a Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday pm No n/a 130 Digital Photography - Intermediate CLL n/a Part-time 21/04/ weeks Tuesday pm No n/a 130 Introduction to Image Editing and Graphics - Adobe Photoshop CS6 - Intensive CLL n/a Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday pm No n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

25 Digital Media and Photography Adobe CS Package Suite (Photoshop/ InDesign/ Illustrator) CLL n/a Part-time 15/01/ weeks Thursday pm No n/a 130 Part-time 23/04/ weeks Thursday pm No n/a 130 Introduction to Web Design - Adobe Dreamweaver & Photoshop CS6 CLL n/a Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday 6-8pm No n/a 130 Intermediate Web Design with Adobe Dreamweaver & Photoshop (CS6) CLL n/a Part-time 21/04/ weeks Tuesday pm No n/a 130 Mobile App Development - Android CLL n/a Part-time 13/01/ weeks Wednesday 6-8pm No n/a 130 Part-time 21/04/ weeks tbc No n/a 130 adult@candi.ac.uk

26 English as a Foreign Language (EFL) (Also see ESOL) Improve your English as Foreign Language (EFL) for study, work or general use and gain an internationally-recognised qualification at the same time. Including Cambridge FCE, CAE, CPE and IELTS. EFL - First Certificate in English - FCE CLL 1 Part-time 12/01/ weeks Monday/ Thursday/ Friday No n/a 695 Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday & Thursday pm No n/a 495 Part-time 17/01/ weeks Saturday 10am-12pm, 1-3pm No n/a 445 EFL - Academic English - IELTS CLL 1 Part-time 27/01/ weeks Tuesday & Thursday pm No n/a 560 Part-time 28/01/ weeks Wednesday/ Thursday evening tbc No n/a 560 Part-time 17/01/ weeks Saturday 10am-3pm No n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

27 English as a Foreign Language (EFL) (Also see ESOL) EFL - Academic English - IELTS CLL 1 Part-time 05/01/ weeks Monday/ Wednesday/ Thursday pm Part-time 13/04/ weeks Monday/Wednesday/Thursday pm No n/a 515 No n/a 515 EFL - Cambridge Advanced English - CAE CLL 2 Part-time 12/01/ weeks Monday/ Tuesday/ Friday 9.15am-12pm No n/a 695 Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday & Thursday pm No n/a 495 Part-time 17/01/ weeks Saturday 10am-12pm, 1-3pm No n/a 445 EFL - Certificate of Proficiency in English - CPE CLL 3 Part-time 13/01/ weeks Tuesday & Thursday pm No n/a 495 Part-time 12/01/ weeks Monday/ Thursday/ Fri day 9.15am-12pm No n/a 695 Part-time 17/01/ weeks Saturday 10am-3pm No n/a 445 adult@candi.ac.uk

28 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) ESOL courses are for people whose first language is not English and are designed for students living permanently in the UK. Students practise speaking, listening, reading and writing English for personal, academic and employment purposes in a college with an excellent reputation and student support. Where do these courses take place? The Centre for Lifelong Learning (Finsbury Park) and the Centre for Business, Arts and Technology (Camden Road). When? FREE for learners: On Job Seeker s Allowance/ unemployed or in receipt of benefits and looking to find work in the future. As part of a Functional Skills course. Weekday mornings, afternoons, late afternoons and evenings. Saturdays (only at the Centre for Lifelong Learning). Centre Level Full/ Part-time Start date Duration Days/ Times Fee ESOL for adults CLL/ CBAT Entry Level 1 to Level 2 Part time (4 to 8 hours per week) From 5 Jan End of June Various days evenings or Saturdays Free* *Free to those on JSA or unemployed on benefits and looking to find work in the future NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

29 About our ESOL Courses: Our ESOL Courses are from Entry Level 1 (Beginners) to Level 2 (about GCSE level) and all teach the four skills of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. Most students will take an exam (ESOL or Functional Skills English), and your teacher will advise you on this. We also have classes that are for ESOL students who need extra help with their reading and writing. Some courses also include studying towards a maths qualification as well as ESOL. Many classes also include time in an IT room. Courses include citizenship themes and develop employability and work skills, as well as offering one to one tutorial support. Contextualised ESOL Courses (Mainly at Entry Level 3 and Level 1). These develop your English language skills for working in various occupational areas, for example in care or in schools. How do I enrol? Visit the centre most convenient for you to make an appointment to see an advisor who will assess your level and find the right course for you. Please bring your passport to make the appointment. Gobitharshan Ongaranathan Gobi initially took an ESOL course at the College after he and his family arrived in London from Sri Lanka. He went on to study the BTEC Extended Diploma in Applied Science. The College was like a home for me. The lecturers and staff are really friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend the College as you get amazing teaching and facilities. Gobi is now studying Genetics at Queen Mary University, London. adult@candi.ac.uk

30 Hair, Beauty and Spa Therapies Gain valuable real-world experience learning and working in our hairdressing and beauty salons, which also offer treatments to the public. Courses cover skills such as consultation, cutting, finishing and dressing, colouring and salon management. We also have new spa facilities including a sauna and steam room. NVQ Diploma in Beauty Therapy - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday 5-9pm & Saturdays 9am-5pm Yes 1,366 n/a NVQ Diploma in Nail Services - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 12/01/ weeks Monday 9.30am-12.30pm, pm Tuesday pm Yes 1,658 n/a VTCT Diploma in Nail Technology - Level CHSCC 3 Part-time 12/01/ weeks tbc Yes 1,691 3,490 VTCT Award in Photographic Make Up and Dressing Hair - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday evening time tbc Yes 341 n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

31 Hair, Beauty and Spa Therapies Award in Threading Depilation - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 20/01/ weeks Tuesday pm Yes 193 n/a Maeva Laetitia Dikor Ebelle Maeva Laetitia Dikor Ebelle studied Beauty Therapy at Level 2 with ESOL support to improve her English. She progressed on to study Spa Therapy at Level 3 whilst working full time. The atmosphere on the course is good. We help each other with revision, memorising and preparing for exams. My teacher is awesome. She s very helpful and talks about her experiences. My hope is to be a manager in a big spa company in 5 years after more experience, then to open my own spa in 10 years time. You ve got to dream big! 24+ Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

32 Health and Social Care (Also see Counselling and Advice) Our specialist courses will develop the skills, knowledge and practical experience you need to begin work or progress your career within the health and social care industries. BTEC Certificate in Health and Social Care - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 03/02/ weeks tbc Yes 405 n/a BTEC Award in Health and Social Care - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 02/02/ weeks Monday 5-9pm Yes 405 n/a Award in Awareness of Dementia Care NCFE - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 04/02/ weeks Evening tbc 3 hours a week Yes 331 n/a Award in Awareness in End of Life NCFE - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 09/02/ weeks tbc Yes 110 n/a Award in Stroke Care Management NCFE - Level 2 CHSCC 2 Part-time 09/02/ weeks Days tbc 5-8pm Yes 129 n/a NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

33 Ivone Bailes Ivone studied the Diploma in Health and Social Care at the College s Centre for Health, Social and Child Care. I was very nervous before starting the course, but the teachers have been amazing. They give you confidence, motivate you, are very specific and as a result I have gained so much knowledge and confidence in a short space of time. I cannot thank them enough. Ivone is now a Nurse at Guy s Hospital in London. Nutrition Develop your understanding of nutrition and diet and their effect on health. This course is particularly relevant for people working in the health, fitness or catering professions. Royal Society for Public Health Award in Nutrition CHSCC 4 Part-time 16/03/ weeks 1 evening a week Yes adult@candi.ac.uk

34 Performing Arts Prepare for a career in the music industry, including sound engineering, studio and music production, games sound and music, and music and sound for film. These courses are set within a professional recording studio and sound production environment and delivered in collaboration with Islington Music Workshop. BTEC Diploma in Music - Level 2 CBAT 2 Full-time 22/05/2015 tbc tbc Yes 1,104 n/a BTEC Diploma in Music Technology - Level CBAT 3 Full-time 18/05/2015 tbc tbc Yes 1,104 n/a Full-time 20/05/2015 tbc tbc Yes 1,104 n/a Full-time 23/05/2015 tbc tbc Yes 1,104 n/a Music Production HND CBAT 5, HE Full-time 05/01/ year 3 days per week No n/a 5, NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

35 Teacher Training (Also see Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants) We offer courses and qualifications for a range of careers in Education and Training. The Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults is ideal for those who wish to travel and teach English abroad or in the UK. With part-time and full-time study options, you can fit the courses around your lifestyle. Award in Education and Training CLL 3 Part-time 25/02/ weeks Wednesday pm No n/a 395 Part-time 29/01/ weeks Thursday 9.15am-4.45pm No n/a 395 Part-time 17/01/ weeks Saturday 9.15am-4.45pm No n/a 395 Part-time 25/04/ weeks Saturday 9.15am-4.45pm No n/a Advanced Learning Loans available for these courses adult@candi.ac.uk

36 Teacher Training (Also see Child Care, Early Years and Teaching Assistants) CELTA Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults CLL 5, HE Part-time 14/01/ weeks Wednesday 9am-4.15pm No n/a 1,350 Part-time 06/01/ weeks Tuesday & Thursday 5-9pm & seven Saturdays 9.30am-4.45pm Part-time 14/04/ weeks Tuesday/Thursday 5-9pm & every other Saturday No n/a 1,350 No n/a 1,350 Part-time 15/06/ weeks Monday to Friday 9am-4pm No n/a 1,350 Benjie Guy Benjie Guy, 30, was working for the BBC World Service as a freelance journalist but had the ambition to teach English as a foreign language. After studying the CELTA course at the College s Centre for Lifelong Learning in Finsbury Park he achieved his ambition of going to Brazil to teach English. He said: Without a doubt teaching English in Brazil was the best six months of my life and I have so many stories to tell. I could not have done this without the course at the College and now I am back in London I am keen to teach students privately and continue to build up my teaching experience NB: Course fees will vary depending on the financial support you are eligible to receive, the level of your course and government funding. Please see page 36 for more information on fees and funding. Fees shown are correct at the time of print.

37 Apprenticeships THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS The College offers Apprenticeships in: Engineering Environmental Technologies Laboratory and Science Technician Business and Administration Veterinary Nursing Optical Retailing Customer Service Hairdressing Children s and Young People s Workforce Supply Chain Management Pharmacy Services Information for Apprenticeship applicants Get paid and trained at the same time. An apprentice will be paid the current apprenticeship national minimum wage per hour in their first year. Work alongside other members of staff. Be trained by your employer (on the job) and at College (off the job). Gain a nationally-recognised qualification. Apprenticeships cover three different levels: Level 2 Intermediate (equivalent to five good GCSEs), Level 3 Advanced (equivalent to two A Levels) or Level 4/ 5/ 6 Higher Level Apprenticeships which may include HNC/ HND or other professional qualifications. We also offer supported training for year old candidates in London Boroughs to help them get into an apprenticeship or sustained employment: General employability skills including CV preparation and interview skills. Assisting candidates to apply for College based apprenticeship opportunities in addition to external vacancies. Information for Employers An apprentice is a valuable asset to any company. 80% agree that their workplace has benefited from an apprentice. Apprentices are a fully affordable business investment; financial assistance may be available to employers with fewer than 1,000 employees to contribute towards the cost of training through The National Apprenticeship Service. College staff work alongside businesses to ensure personal targets are agreed and monitored throughout the duration of the Apprenticeship. Apprentices also take external examinations to ensure they meet high quality standards. FIND OUT MORE adult@candi.ac.uk apprenticeships@candi.ac.uk

38 FEES EXPLAINED At City and Islington College, we believe that nothing should stand in the way of you achieving your ambition. The government offers funding for adult courses based on your age, the course you choose and your employment status. The criteria for funding can be quite complicated but we re here to help and will be able to assess your eligibility at enrolment. In this guide you will notice varying prices for each course where concessions are available labelled as co-funded and unfunded (see Fig. 1). These relate to the fee that UK/EU students will need to pay depending on whether they are eligible to receive funding or not. If you are eligible for full funding your course may be free. Types of funding Fully-funded: Tuition, exam fees and essential materials and resources are funded by the government. Co-funded: Students are required to pay a contribution towards the cost of their learning, with tuition, exam fees and materials partially funded by the government. Unfunded: If students do not meet the criteria for funding they are required to pay the full fee however payment plans and Advanced Learning Loans are available on some courses (see 24+ Advanced Learning Loans on the opposite page). Fig.1 CENTRE LEVEL FULL/PART TIME START DATE DURATION DAYS / TIMES FULL FUNDING AVAILABLE CO- FUNDED UNFUNDED Access to Higher Education Politics and International Relations 24+ CLL 3 Full-time 11/09/ year Day Yes 1,961 3, Find out more For more information on fees, financial support, bursaries and loans, please visit our website:

39 You can afford to go to College 24+ Advanced Learning Loans for level 3 4 qualifications If you are aged 24 or over and want to study an Access to Higher Education Diploma, a Level 3 or 4 Certificate or Diploma, there is help available to fund your course. Easy to apply for Low rate of interest Doesn t take your household income into account Doesn t involve a credit check Only start to pay back your loan when you start earning 24+ Find out more For more information see: or visit the Student Loans Company website:

40 FIND OUT MORE AND LOCATION MAP 1 Centre for Applied Sciences The Angel, Goswell Road, EC1V 7DD Angel (Northern Line) 4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 153, 205, 214, 274, 341, 394, Centre for Business, Arts and Technology 444 Camden Road N7 0SP Holloway Road (Piccadilly Line) 4, 19, 29, 43, 91, 153, 253, 254, 259, 271, 279, Centre for Health, Social and Child Care The Marlborough Building, 383 Holloway Road N7 0RN 4 Holloway Road (Piccadilly Line) 4, 17, 29, 43, 91, 153, 253, 254, 259, 271, 279, 393 Centre for Lifelong Learning Blackstock Road N4 2DG Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria Lines) 4, 19, 29, 106, 153, 210, 236, 253, 254, 259, 279, W3, W7 All Centres are wheelchair accessible These Centres have child care facilities: see the website for details adult@candi.ac.uk 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:: Produced by City and Islington College, Marketing Department