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2 Contents Student Services 14 Accounting (AAT) 20 Applied Science 22 Art & Design 24 Beauty Therapy 28 Business 32 Complementary Therapies 34 Computing 36 Construction 40 Early Years 48 Engineering 50 Hairdressing 54 Health and Social Care 58 Hospitality and Catering 62 Advice Session / Open Days Thursday 21 January 2016: 4pm 8pm Thursday 21 April 2016: 4pm 7pm Thursday 30 June 2016: 4pm 6.30pm Thursday 25 August 2016: 10am 6pm This document can be made available in alternative formats please contact us. Media 64 Motor Vehicle 66 Music 70 Music Technology 72 Performing Arts 76 Plumbing and Electrical 78 Sport 82 Supported Learning 84 Teacher Training 86 A Levels 88 Access to Higher Education 94 Apprenticeships 96 Traineeships 100 Get that Job 102 Course enquiries: Call us: info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit:

3 404 Thinking of starting Carlisle College? At Carlisle College we have invested in world class facilities and the best teaching so that your learning is more relevant, realistic and enjoyable, providing you with the perfect route into further study or employment. Smart move! In recent years we have invested over 30 million in our city centre campus. Our new facilities include state of the art equipment and resources, which significantly expands our modern campus into a real learning community. Carlisle College provides students from all walks of life with the best facilities, the best teaching and outstanding courses. 05 Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

4 Carlisle College The Facts million campus investment in the last 10 years Fantastic industry standard equipment and resources HIGHLY tutors QUALIFIED with specialist knowledge and a wealth of industry experience Great progression into work or further study including university Proud to be working with of leading local employers A strong 60 year history of 100 s Wide range of courses from entry level through to Foundation Degrees enhancing the future for our students You don t have to stay at school Raising the Participation Age Students will now have to stay in some form of learning until they are 18 years of age. But this does not mean students must stay on at school. There are several other options available including: Continuing in full time education at Carlisle College Becoming an Apprentice and combining learning in the workplace with study at Carlisle College Evidence shows that participating in learning for longer means that students are more likely to get the skills and qualifications that will lead to successful future employment, enabling them to make the most of their potential and earn more over their lifetime Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

5 808 5 steps to a place at Carlisle College Application 2. Interview Apply online at carlisle.ac.uk, by post or in person at the College or at a College event. You will receive a letter within 10 working days, inviting you to come to the College to discuss the course you have applied for with a tutor from your chosen course area. 3. Offer 4. Acceptance Don t forget to accept your place at College. After your interview you may be made a conditional offer of a place at Carlisle College. This may be dependent on your exam results. Alternatively we may offer you an interview with our careers/advice and guidance officer to look at the options available to you. 5. Enrolment You will be invited to an enrolment session at the end of August and will be given your start date along with information on how to apply for financial support. Congratulations you are now a student at Carlisle College! 09 Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

6 Campus Life There is a lot more to Carlisle College than simply studying. We want you to get the most out of your free time, so we have a range of social facilities and activities on offer that will give you an exceptional educational experience... Student Services Learner Voice Student Council Financial Support Staying Safe UCAS Application Support Careers Advice Campus Facilities Costa Coffee Oyster Bistro and Restaurant Essence Salons Student discount at the Sands Gym Get Active Equality and Diversity Competition Kick Racism out of Football Competition Computer Gaming Club Skill Build Competition Health and Social Care Competition Sports Competitions Enterprise Society Sustainability Competition Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

7 12 Improving Maths and English Despite their importance in gaining any kind of work, around a fifth of young people are never taught Maths and English after failing to achieve a GCSE pass at school. At Carlisle College we will help you achieve your GCSE in maths and English because we know how important it is for your future. Not only will we help and support you to achieve your grades, we will also show you how learning maths and English can be enjoyable! year old student with grade E or below at GCSE in Maths and/or English Work towards Functional Skills qualifications or GCSE at grade C or above year old student with a GCSE grade D in Maths and/or English Work towards GCSE qualification, grade C or above year old student with a GCSE grade A* C in Maths and/or English Provided with the opportunity to develop higher level skills if appropriate to future plans. Full time student aged 19+ Provided with the opportunity to work towards Maths and/or English qualifications either alongside their year old peers or within a discrete adult class. Part time student aged 19+ Provided with the opportunity to work towards Maths and/or English within a discrete adult class. Apprentices Work towards Maths and English qualifications to support your apprenticeship programme. Carlisle College Work Experience Programme All Study Programmes for year olds include a significant element of Work Experience. Carlisle College has many years of experience working in partnership with leading employers throughout the North of England and South West Scotland. The Work Experience Team works across the College to help students find relevant, realistic and enjoyable opportunities. Benefit to Students Work experience can increase your employment potential, helping you in a number of ways. It will: Increase your confidence and improve your communication skills and ability to work with others. Establish an understanding of different job roles and potential career opportunities. Provide practical experience to enhance your CV for future employment. Develop the skills needed to apply for jobs and complete application forms. Improve interview technique. I loved the Work Experience aspect of my course and would have happily stayed longer; it gave me an insight into how customer service is essential for growth and retaining business. Abi Stirling Diploma in Business Work Experience at Cumbria Law Centre I would definitely recommend Work Experience to other students, because not only does it look good on your CV, it helps when applying for Higher Education. Emily Macleod Diploma in Travel & Tourism Work Experience at Virgin Trains I really enjoyed my Work Experience, I learnt a lot and really improved my bricklaying skills and even ended up being taken on as an apprentice. Daniel Elliott Construction Diploma in Brickwork - Work Experience at Iain Cameron Ltd 13 Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

8 Student Services So you ve made the smart move and applied for a course at Carlisle College Here is some of the support and advice you will need to make the most of your time with us. Financial Advice and Support Looking forward to coming to College but worried about money? Don t be. We have funding available to help you out and a team of friendly staff who can answer any questions or concerns you may have. This includes questions about transport, course fees, Further Education (FE) & Higher Education (HE) loans, debts & budgeting and much more. Full time further education students who are under 19 at the start of their course receive FREE tuition. Students in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance (including partner where the claim is joint) or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) in the work related activity group may be eligible for FREE tuition. Help and advice on all aspects of transport and financial help for eligible students will also be available. Advice on student loans for HE including fees and living expenses. Information on FE loans for adults aged 24+ studying at Level 3 or higher. Additional help and financial support may also be available from the Bursary Fund or the 19+ Discretionary Learner Support Fund. The 24+ Advanced Learning Loan If you are over 24 and starting a further education course at Level 3 or above on or after 1 August 2016 you may qualify for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan for courses starting in September It s easy to apply for, household income isn t taken into account and there is no credit check. Importantly you won t have to pay anything back until your income is over 21,000 per year. The loan will be paid directly to the College on your behalf. You will not need to pay anything up front for your course fees. The College receives an allocation of funds to help with the cost of registered childcare and to support you with travel costs while you are at College. This fund does not support the provision of kit which may be required to those aged over 24 studying at Level 3. Army Bursary Scheme If you are aged between 16 and 32, applying for a Further Education course at Level 2 or above and are hoping to start a career in the Army at the end of your course, the Army Bursary Scheme may offer financial support for your studies. For further information contact your Equality and Diversity Carlisle College provides a safe and supportive environment in which everyone is able to study and work to the best of their ability. The College recognises its responsibilities in respect of Equality legislation. Behaviour which makes another feel embarrassed, demeaned, ridiculed or intimidated because of their sex, race, disability, religious beliefs, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other characteristic is not accepted at Carlisle College. local Army Careers Office Bullying Carlisle College is an environment in which students can feel safe and confident and which does not tolerate bullying of any kind. Staying Safe Children, young people and vulnerable adults have a fundamental right to protection from harm. Your welfare is our priority and we aim to ensure that Carlisle College provides a safe and secure learning environment. If you have any concerns about college or home life, speak to Student Services or your course Tutor. The College has a safeguarding team that can provide an effective response to your needs. Parents / Carers Information Your son or daughter will meet regularly with their Tutor who will offer support on many issues that can affect their student life and experience. These meetings include group and one-to-one sessions and cover topics including personal safety, health and social issues. The tutorial programme, which is delivered by our team of Progress Coaches, also helps students prepare for the next stage of life, whether it is work, another course or University. Progress Reviews Course Tutors will organise these one-to-one reviews during the year to help monitor student progress. Support is given to ensure that every student has the best chance of success and can achieve their full potential. It is also an opportunity for students to discuss any issues they have at College. Parents Evening Parents and Carers (for full time students under the age of 18) will be invited to meet with staff on Parents Evenings. This will include an opportunity to discuss progress at College. Written reports will be sent to Parents and Carers of students under the age of 18. Additional Support Staff are on hand to discuss a variety of support options to help you succeed in your studies. Our staff are trained to offer support in: Severe to mild learning difficulties Deaf and hearing impaired Specific learning difficulties Basic Skills needs Blind and visually impaired Exam concessions Before starting a course, your son/daughter will take an initial assessment. This is to ensure that they are on the right course at the right level. It can also help identify any additional support needs they may have. Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

9 Course Entry Requirements Aged Your current Qualifications No formal qualifications GCSEs at grades E F or Entry Level qualification or Scottish equivalent 4 GCSEs at grades D E, including a D in Maths and English or Level 1 vocational qualification at Merit or Distinction and Level 1 qualifications in Maths and English or Scottish equivalent 5 GCSEs at grades A* C including English language and Maths or Level 2 vocational qualification at Merit or Distinction and Level 2 qualifications in Maths and English or Scottish equivalent 5 GCSEs at grades A* B including English language and Maths or Scottish equivalent You can apply for Entry Level Courses Level 1 Courses Level 2 Courses Level 3 Courses AS and A Levels Aged 19 or over If you want to return to education but are unsure as to what route to take or what level would suit you best then contact us and we can arrange for you to come in and discuss your situation with a tutor or careers advisor. Your current Qualifications Want to learn a trade or go down a particular vocational route If you would like to go to University, Access to HE could be for you GCSE grade C or above in English, Maths and Science GCSE grade C or above in English Level 3 Extended Diploma at Merit or Distinction or 2 A-levels at grades A* C and GCSE English at A* C (Maths may be required for some subjects) Level 4 HNC at Merit or Distinction 80 UCAS points or equivalent or comparable qualifications and/or a range of relevant experience Want to teach students aged 16 and over First Degree or equivalent in the subject specialism Level 3 qualification in the subject specialism and the ability to communicate fluently and confidently in English. You can apply for Refer to entry routes for year olds. If the above doesn t apply to you then contact us and we can arrange for you to come in and discuss your situation with a tutor. Health Studies Pathway for students wishing to progress to health based courses. Art & Design Pathway for students wishing to progress to arts based courses. NB. Some courses may require further subject specific qualifications and for some vocational areas you may need to start at a lower level of qualification in order to build up subject specific skills. Please see website for further details HNC HND Foundation Degree PGCE Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

10 18 Pathways to Employment This new full time study programme is designed for students who would like to gain a wide range of transferable vocational skills, employability skills and Maths and English skills in preparation for the world of work. Students can benefit from a choice of vocational areas over the year, to help inform career choices, or stay within their chosen subject areas according to their career aims. Options include: Level 1 Early Years and Health & Social Care Business Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy Hospitality & Catering Arts Level 2 Health & Social Care Early Years Business Computing Sport Arts As part of this pathway students improve their Maths and English, benefit from specialist employability training and have the opportunity to take part in work experience to make sure that they are ready to enter employment, an apprenticeship or progress to higher level further education courses. Our Pathways to Employment give students the opportunity to explore vocational routes and benefit from a range of enhancements: Work Experience Links with Employers Additional Qualifications CV Writing Skills Impartial Careers Advice Help with Maths & English Employability Skills What Next? At Carlisle College it is not just about your time with us, but what you want to do next. over 90% of students go on to enter employment or further study, with over 200 students applying to University through UCAS each year. Given our work experience programmes, links with employers, impartial careers advisors, assistance with maths and English and development of employability skills throughout all of our courses, it is no surprise that our students go on to fulfil their career goals. Here is just a small sample of some of the destinations of our students finishing Carlisle College in 2015, could this be you? Name Carrie Pollock Thomas Moor Jodie Laidler Jane Armstrong Kieron Hodgson Nathaniel Gunter Petronella Fekete Emma Temple Matthew Ford Emily Doyle Molly Wright Ben Taylor Course Studied UCLan PGCE in Education UCLan PGCE in Education Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health & Social Care A-levels - Psychology, Politics & English Literature BTEC Level 3 90-Credit Diploma in Engineering Diploma in Electrical Installation (Building & Structures) Diploma in Beauty Treatments Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Specialist Techniques Extended Diploma in Business Extended Diploma in Music Level 3 Diploma in Art & Design - Foundation Studies Level 3 Diploma in IT Destination Health & Social Care Teacher - Caldew School Law Teacher - Durham College Social Work - University of Bath English Literature - University of Glasgow Apprentice - Nestle Apprentice - Connexions Group Beauty Therapist - Sharrow Bay Salon Make Up Artistry & Fashion - London College of the Arts Law & Business - University of Liverpool Song Writing - British Institute of Modern Music, Manchester Graphic Design - Central Saint Martins, London Computer Forensics - Liverpool John Moore University 19 Music Course Technology Guide 2016/2017 Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

11 20 Accounting Accredited through the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT), these courses are designed to prepare students for a wide range of career opportunities within the accounting and finance sectors. The courses focus on giving you the practical skills that are used in accounting or financial work and provide the perfect starting point to develop a career or provide a platform for career progression. Accountancy skills are very highly valued by employers, with finance professionals playing a key role in any business sector. Students are supported by a team of highly qualified and experienced staff to develop these skills. AAT Level 2 Certificate Accounting The course covers the basic principles of ledger accounting and methods of recording financial transactions, using both manual and computerised accounting systems and is suitable for people with little or no previous accounting qualifications or experience. AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting or employment as an Accounts Administrator, Finance Assistant or Trainee Accounts Technician with a salary ranging up to 24,000 per year. once qualified to technician level, salaries can reach up to 30,000 a year AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting This course will further develop the skills gained at Level 2 by looking at the preparation of basic accounting statements and returns. This course is suitable for people with some previous experience in accounting or bookkeeping or who have completed the Level 2 qualification or similar. AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting, higher education or employment including Assistant Accountant, Audit Trainee, Credit Controller or Financial Assistant with a salary ranging up to 24,000 per year. AAT Level 4 Diploma Accounting This higher level course further develops the knowledge and skills gained at Level 3 and looks at more detailed financial and costing statements produced by accountants. This course also explores more specialist areas of accounting including tax and external auditing with a choice of optional units being available. David Mandle and Wendy Carr Accounting Tutors Self employment through AATs Members in Practice scheme with a salary ranging up to 26,000 per year or higher education. The combination of teaching and industry experience of our accountancy tutors is reflected in the great success rates of our students. David previously worked for The Cumberland Building Society whilst Wendy has worked for Armstrong Watson, David Allen and the NHS - Wendy even studied for her AAT exams at Carlisle College. 21 Accounting Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

12 22 Applied Science These courses are designed to give students the knowledge and skills required to work in the science industry. They combine a mixture of classroom based study and practical lab sessions to ensure students are able to transfer their skills into employment or further study. Level 2 Extended Certificate Applied Science This course has been developed to allow students to explore scientific principles in a vocational context. Students will gain an understanding of how these principles are applied in practice. Units include the living body, practical scientific project and investigating a crime scene. Level 3 Applied Science or employment at a junior level as a Research Assistant. Senior scientists can earn 45,000 per year Level 3 Applied Science This course gives students the opportunity to acquire technical skills, knowledge and understanding of the many areas of science. Each student will be given the opportunity to develop a range of techniques and personal skills essential for a career in science. Students can progress into higher education or employment as a Medical/Laboratory Assistant with the NHS or a Research and Development Assistant in the nuclear industry. Up to 168 UCAS tariff Points 23 Applied Science Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

13 Art and Design There are hundreds of different career options in Art and Design, including Fashion, Graphic Design, Photography, Film-making, Animation, Games Design, Fine Art, Illustration, Textile Design, Interior Design, Product Design, Packaging, Furniture, Art Direction, Advertising, Fashion Promotion...and that s only scratching the surface. Carlisle College of the Arts gives you access to top-level facilities and teaching to explore your creativity and decide on the route that best suits your skills. Our recently opened Carlisle College of the Arts, has been designed to meet the ever changing demands of the very diverse and fast moving art industry, providing state of the art equipment to ensure a learning experience in a real life setting. Level 1 Pathways to Employment Introduction to the Arts This course is designed as an introduction to the Arts, exploring areas such as media, performing arts, music and arts & design. You will take part in variety of projects that will help to develop your employability, teamwork and personal skills as well as subject specific practical skills. This course is ideal for those who need to practice their practical skills or are unsure of the area of the arts that they would like to go into in the future. After completing the Level 1 Certificate, if successful at interview, you may choose to progress onto the Level 2 Pathway to Employment - Arts, Level 2 Diploma in Music, Level 2 Diploma in Art or into employment. Level 2 Pathways to Employment Arts This course is designed to give you the opportunity to try out different areas within the Arts such as performing arts, media, music and art & design to help you decide what you would like to focus on in future studies. You will also develop your employability skills, designed to build confidence for the workplace, which can be transferred to all industry sectors. Level 3 courses including Media, Art, Music or Performing Arts or employment. Level 2 University of the Arts London Diploma in Art and Design This course provides an introduction for those wanting to build a portfolio for progression to Level 3 courses or into employment. The course introduces key areas of art and design practice as well as the opportunity to explore a range of fields including: 2D, 3D, Digital Art, Textiles and Graphics. Progress to a range of Level 3 courses or into employment. Level 3 University of the Arts London Diploma in Art and Design This course gives you the opportunity to develop your art and design skills through a series of short and long projects across a range of workshops and different specialist areas. This course provides you with the opportunity to progress to Higher Education Up to 168 UCAS tariff Points Music Art and Technology Design Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

14 Access to Higher Education Diploma Art and Design This course provides a unique opportunity to build up a portfolio of work and prepare you for entry to Higher Education and the creative arts. The programme starts off with an introduction to drawing and continues with projects in a variety of art and craft based areas including a period of study which focuses on the practice and theory of art and design. This course is for students who may not have the formal entry requirements but whose life skills are a suitable alternative. You will build a portfolio and prepare to enter Higher Education. A range of arts based courses at University this course is a recognised progression qualification by universities. Level 3 University of the Arts London Foundation Diploma in Art and Design This intensive one-year course is designed for those who have completed some academic study and gives an opportunity to further explore and refine creative skills and develop a portfolio to progress to university or employment. The course involves experimentation, technical workshops and wide-ranging projects, leading to specialist pathways in Fine Art, Visual Communication, Fashion and Applied Arts. Equipped with skills and a clear sense of your individual strengths, you can make informed choices about your future study or employment. Many top level degree courses make Foundation an entry requirement. Kyle woodmass Level 3 Diploma in Art & Design - Foundation Studies I really enjoyed my course - what sets Carlisle College apart is the range of activities and the opportunity to choose your own specialism. My career goal is to become a make-up artist and work with magazines and designers at fashion shows and events. Whilst studying at Carlisle College I received an unconditional offer from the London College of Fashion Music Art and Technology Design Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

15 28 Beauty Therapy With state of the art facilities, industry professionals and dedicated, enthusiastic and innovative staff, Carlisle College offers you the opportunity to enter the world of Beauty Therapy. Our courses offer excellent preparation for the world of work or further study within higher education. Our courses fully embrace an extensive work experience programme including events and opportunities to put learning into practice, in addition to managing and running the College s own commercial salon, which is open to the public. This will encourage you to deal with clients confidently, tactfully and sympathetically. Alongside your chosen course of study, you will be provided with opportunities to gain additional qualifications and employability skills. Level 1 Diploma Beauty Therapy This is a foundation course designed as an introduction to the sector and client based salon work. You will learn basic salon treatments as well as the essential preparation for progression onto Level 2 courses. The course includes an introduction to a range of treatments, photographic makeup and basic skin and nailcare. Level 2 Beauty Therapy or employment as a Receptionist, Sales Assistant or Nail Technician. flexible working hours and self employment opportunities Level 2 Diploma Beauty Therapy This course has been specifically designed to offer you the opportunity to gain a comprehensive range of skills and the experience required for a wide range of career opportunities within the Beauty Therapy industry. This course includes facials, waxing and eye treatments. Level 3 Beauty Therapy or employment as a Beauty Therapist, Skincare Consultant or in Retail Make-up. christy jefferson Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy After completing my Level 1 in Beauty Therapy at Carlisle College, I am now studying for my Level 2. I have enjoyed the course and learnt a lot since I started which has really helped me with my job as a trainee beauty therapist at Dreams Day Spa. 29 Beauty Therapy Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

16 30 Level 3 Diploma Beauty Therapy (General or Massage route) This course provides you with a range of skills and experience at an advanced level, and is delivered using a combination of practical and theory work. This course includes body massage and Indian head massage, self-tanning and electrotherapy treatments. Employment in this exciting industry offers a diverse range of experiences including hotel and spa work, salon work or even working as a beauty therapist on a cruise ship. Level 4 Diploma Salon Management This course provides a solid foundation in management skills which can be applied in the Hair & Beauty sector or transferred. You will also have the opportunity to develop practical specialist skills in therapies, hairdressing and beauty. Higher Education or into employment at management level. Level 3 Diploma Theatrical, Special Effects, Hair and Media Make-Up This course has been specifically designed to develop your practical skills as a make-up artiste to an advanced level through a variety of techniques and is ideal for those with an interest in theatre or film make-up. You will study units including: media, fashion, photographic, special effects and camouflage make-up. Students may wish to progress onto a higher education course in the fields of Special Effects Make-up or Production Arts. Alternatively, progress into a career in the media and entertainment industry as a Media, Hair or Make-up Artist. 31 Beauty Therapy Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

17 32 Business There are a wide range of exciting and diverse career opportunities within the fast paced world of business. You may work in a variety of businesses across the public and private sectors,or for charities, managing functions ranging from sales and marketing to production and quality control. Our range of business courses, delivered by highly qualified tutors, can offer you the skills, knowledge, experience and confidence needed to make it in this competitive industry. Students will gain a real insight into the various aspects of this sector, with units ranging from events management to becoming an entrepreneur. Level 2 Pathways to Employment - Business This course gives you the knowledge and an understanding of the qualities that are essential for a successful business. Units include: The Marketing Environment, Customer Service and undertaking an Enterprise project. Level 3 in Business or enter employment including Marketing Assistant with a starting salary around 12,000 or Finance Assistant with a starting salary around 14,000. business is one of the largest employment sectors in the country with a diverse range of job opportunities Level 3 Business (National or Extended Diploma) This course covers all the major aspects of business and is suitable for all students who want a career in finance, marketing, human resources, management or accounting. The vocational elements of the course can give you a head start, whether you choose to go straight into employment or continue into Higher Education. The national diploma is a one year course, covering 8 units and is equivalent to 2 A Levels. The extended diploma is a two year course, covering 13 units and is equivalent to 3 A Levels. This course provides you with the skills to enter employment or study at a higher level including HNC and HND Business. Up to 168 UCAS tariff Points HNC Business This is a part time course and is suitable for people who are already employed. This specialist work-related programme of study covers the key knowledge, understanding and practical skills required in the business sector. These include: Finance Marketing Research HR Management Business Law Business Strategy HNC is a nationally recognised qualification offering progression and professional development. You can apply to University or enter employment within a business or management role, or if you are already employed, advance your ability to progress to more senior positions. 33 Business Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

18 Complementary Therapies With state of the art facilities, industry professionals and dedicated enthusiastic and innovative staff, Carlisle College offers you the opportunity to enter the world of Complementary Therapies. Our courses fully embrace an extensive work experience programme including events and opportunities to put learning into practice, in addition to managing and running the College s own commercial salon, which is open to the public. This will encourage you to deal with clients confidently, tactfully and sympathetically. Alongside your chosen course of study, you will be provided with opportunities to gain additional qualifications and employability skills. Level 2 Diploma Complementary Therapies This course provides an introduction to Complementary Therapies, clinic services, healthy eating, basic massage, health and safety and anatomy. On completion of the course you will receive a VTCT Diploma. Level 3 Diploma in Complementary Therapies or employment in the sector. Opportunities to run your own business Level 3 Diploma Complementary Therapies An exciting programme blending contemporary and traditional techniques in: body massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, healthy eating, anatomy and physiology, whilst also covering employment standards and health and safety. The next level of study or into employment as a trained Massage Therapist/Licenced Practitioner, work on cruise ships or become a Spa Therapist Complementary Therapies Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

19 Computing Computing is a fast paced ever changing industry which brings together many disciplines including programming, maths, engineering and communication technologies. Our computing courses give you a skill set which is highly sought after and can lead to a wide range of careers in the sector from programming, web development, IT security, network engineering, technical support, IT project management to games design. Taught by subject specialists with industry experience, our courses are practical with plenty of opportunities to implement the theory that you learn. Level 2 Pathways to Employment Computing This course is designed to introduce and develop skills to maximise your potential in some of the most highly sort after areas of IT and Computing. Units include imaging software, using the internet and understanding IT in the workplace. Progression to one of the Level 3 computing courses, or employment including IT apprenticeships. an expanding sector with high earnings potential Level 3 Information Technology This course covers a wide range of topics and is ideal for both those who have a specific career pathway in IT already mapped out or those who are not sure which specialism to follow. The course will provide you with a thorough understanding of the many fields of IT/Computing including hardware, networking, programming, graphics and web development. This course provides you with the opportunity to apply to University. For those students not wishing to progress to University, comprehensive support is provided to help secure employment, including apprenticeships, in roles such as IT technicians, web developers and database administrators Computing Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

20 38 Level 3 IT Gaming This course covers a range of modules relating to the Gaming and Digital Media industry including: computer systems, digital animation, computer gaming technologies, games development, digital graphics, programming and information systems. This course provides you the opportunity to progress to University or seek employment within the IT sector. Job roles include Graphic Design, with a starting salary of around 18,000 per year, or programmer with a starting salary of around 25,000 per year. UCLAN Foundation Degree Computing This course is designed to equip students with the relevant skills to help combat the digital skills shortage. As well as preparing students to independently think and analyse systems, the course also prepares students with the practical application to gain employment. Our Foundation Degree is accredited by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) and covers multiple disciplines including web development (HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, PHP), programming (C++), human computer interaction, project management, networking and more. This course provides extensive knowledge and experience allowing you to top-up to an Honours Degree or move into related employment. 39 Computing Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

21 40 Construction The Construction Industry offers job opportunities with a wide range of skills from craft to professional level. If you are a practical person, are interested in how things work and are put together, construction could be the industry for you. The role of the construction industry is to improve, maintain and preserve the built environment in which we all live and work. This includes: housing, commercial and industrial construction, public sector construction (e.g. schools and hospitals), infrastructure projects (e.g. roads, railways, airports, power stations) and offshore installations. In the construction sector one in four of all jobs are in skilled trades such as carpenter, bricklayer, plasterer and painter. Level 1 Extended Certificate Brickwork This course introduces you to the principles, skills and knowledge required in the industry. The course covers a range of units including health and safety, block walling and construction materials. This is a hands on foundation course for those hoping to work in the construction industry and also covers skills in: plumbing, electrical, joinery, plastering and painting and decorating. Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma in Brickwork. Level 2 Diploma Brickwork This course provides the practical skills and knowledge required by the industry at an intermediate level. The course consists of units including performing brickwork operations, the use of science and maths in construction and health and safety. Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Brickwork, Apprenticeship or enter employment as a Brick Layer. Skills shortages throughout the construction sector mean that almost 1 in 3 vacancies are hard to fill, creating plenty of job opportunities Level 3 Diploma Brickwork This advanced level course consists of a combination of mandatory and optional units to suit your specialism including analysing technical information and quantities, repair and maintenance of masonry structures and decorative features. Employment at an advanced/senior level in the construction industry. 41 Construction Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

22 42 Level 1 Extended Certificate Plastering This course introduces you to the principles, skills and knowledge required in the industry. The course covers a range of units including health and safety, preparing surfaces for plastering and forming sand and cement screeds. This is a hands on foundation course for those hoping to work in the construction industry and also covers skills in brickwork, joinery, electrical, plumbing and painting and decorating. Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma in Plastering. Level 2 Diploma Plastering This course provides the practical skills and knowledge required by the industry at an intermediate level. The course consists of units including dry lining and plasterboard, producing fibrous plaster components and applying render to external surfaces. Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in plastering, Apprenticeship or enter employment as a Plasterer. Level 3 Diploma Plastering This advanced level course consists of a combination of mandatory and optional units to suit your specialism including analysing technical information and quantities, applying plaster materials to complex internal surfaces and applying mathematics in construction. Employment at an advanced/senior level in the construction industry. jordan duncan Plastering Apprentice Jordan showed great potential whilst on the full-time plastering course and was recommended by his tutor for an apprenticeship. After successfully completing a trial period with Little & Coats builders Jordan was offered an apprenticeship in plastering and whilst working now attends Carlisle College one day a week to advance his skills, studying for a Level 2 Construction Diploma in plastering. 43 Construction Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

23 44 Level 1 Extended Certificate Carpentry and Joinery This course introduces you to the principles, skills and knowledge required in the industry. The course covers a range of units including health and safety, producing woodworking joints and using hand tools. This is a hands on foundation course for those hoping to work in the construction sector and also covers skills in plumbing, electrical, brickwork, plastering and painting and decorating. Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma in Site Carpentry or Joinery. Level 2 Diploma Site Carpentry This course provides the practical skills and knowledge required by the industry at an intermediate level. The course consists of units including first fixing, structural carcassing and non structural carpentry work. Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Site Carpentry or Bench Joinery, Apprenticeship or enter employment. Level 3 Diploma Bench Joinery This advanced level course consists of a combination of mandatory and optional units to suit your specialism including analysing technical information and quantities, setting up and using woodworking machinery and manufacturing shaped joinery products. Level 3 Diploma Site Carpentry This advanced level course consists of a combination of mandatory and optional units to suit your specialism including analysing technical information and quantities, using cutting and shaping machinery and building complex structural carcassing components. Employment at an advanced/senior level in the construction industry. Level 2 Diploma Bench Joinery This course provides the practical skills and knowledge required by the industry at an intermediate level. The course consists of units including the use of power tools, set up and operation of cutting and shaping machinery and manufacture of routine joinery products. Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in Site Carpentry or Bench Joinery, Apprenticeship or enter employment. Employment at an advanced/senior level in the construction industry. 45 Construction Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

24 Level 1 Extended Certificate Painting & Decorating This is a great hands on foundation course for those wanting to work in painting & decorating. This course introduces you to the principles and knowledge required in the construction industry and also covers skills in plumbing, electrical, joinery, plastering and brickwork. Level 2 Diploma in Painting & Decorating. Level 2 Diploma Painting & Decorating This course provides the practical experience and knowledge required in painting and decorating. The course consists of units including preparing surfaces for decoration and using access equipment. It is designed to develop the craft skills required for employment. Level 3 courses, Apprenticeships or into employment. Level 3 Diploma Painting & Decorating This advanced level course consists of a combination of mandatory and optional units to suit your specialism including planning and pricing work, applying hangings to walls and ceilings and producing specialist finishes and decorative work. Employment at an advanced/senior level in the construction industry. Lynne Herbert Painting & Decorating Tutor From 1982 to 1986 I served my Painting & Decorating Apprenticeship with British Nuclear Fuels (now Sellafield Ltd), working there until 1997, during which I attended Carlisle College to complete my City & Guilds Advanced Craft Certificate. My work combined with house building and renovation projects has enabled me to develop skills in building, joinery, plastering, roofing, plumbing and electrical, all of which helps me teach today Construction Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

25 48 Early Years Interested in a career working with children? Does working with children inspire you? If so, these courses will give you the vocational skills, and underpinning knowledge that you will need to start your career. With tutors that are industry professionals, we have a range of courses to suit your level of study. Our Level 1 course will give you a taster of what it would be like to work with children through a mixture of creative activities, work experience and portfolio work. Level 2 and Level 3 courses give you the opportunity to go out into professional early years settings and gain practical experience during the course, to compliment your classroom learning and make it come to life! This is also a great way to make links with nurseries and schools in the area, and is often a route into employment as a nursery worker or assistant when you finish the course. You could also apply for jobs as a nanny, child-minder or even a children s rep in a holiday resort abroad! Early Years and Health and Social Care Courses require students to obtain a satisfactory up to date DBS check and 2 references. vicky armstrong Early Years Tutor Level 1 Pathways to employment - early years and health & social care This course has been designed to develop the skills you need to work in either a health and social care or children and young person s setting. The vocational units are intended to provide practical hands on learning as well as providing the underpinning knowledge required to work with all age groups. Units include working with children, communication, first aid awareness and an opportunity to complete a work placement. We recommend a level 2 course in Early Years or Health and Social Care or employment as a Carer. With 17 years experience in the Early Years sector and with Early Years Professional Status I have also owned and managed my own nursery in Carlisle for 12 years. I have a real interest in inspiring future early years professionals in this highly demanding but rewarding sector. Level 2 Pathways to employment - Early Years This course will provide you with the underpinning knowledge and practical skills that you will need to work in early years. This course includes a work placement. Units include child development, healthy choices, first aid awareness, learning through play and supporting positive behaviour. Level 3 qualification or into employment as a Supervised Assistant in a wide a range of settings. Level 3 CACHE Early Years Educator This course is designed to prepare you for work with children from birth to 5 years and gain knowledge of children aged 5 to 7 years. You will learn about children's development, health, play and learning. This course includes work placement. Units include working with babies and young children, promoting creativity and working with parents and families. Students will also gain pediatric first aid qualification and will be assessed to show competency as part of a substantial work placement. This is a professional qualification, or licence to practice, which will enable you to access employment. License to practice qualification 49 Early Years Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

26 Engineering The engineering and manufacturing industries require today s Engineers to design, build, test, service and maintain a wide range of products to meet the needs of society in this country and worldwide. Engineering is a very diverse sector and the evidence is all around you - the clothes we wear, the food we eat, the games we play, the cars we drive and the buildings we live in are all the product of a process which included engineering in their manufacture. Engineering combines the fields of science and maths to solve real problems that improve the world around us. If you enjoy taking things to pieces and discovering how they work and putting them back together, enjoy building things from scratch and have good problem solving skills then a career in engineering would suit you. Level 1 Diploma Engineering / Manufacturing This course is an introduction to a range of engineering skills including: health & safety, marking out, using tools, mechanical components, planning and making a machined product, cutting and forming, joining materials and computer aided design. This course provides the knowledge and skills to access Level 2 in Engineering or an Apprenticeship. Level 2 Diploma Performing Engineering Operations This course covers a range of practical skills required to work in the industry as well as specialist units including: bench skills, machine shop practice, welding processes and fabrication skills. BTEC Level 3 in Engineering, an Apprenticeship or employment. Experienced Engineering Technicians can earn between 20,000 and 30,000 a year Engineering Call info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk