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1 Part Time Course Guide Leisure, Professional, Vocational & Higher Education 2015/16 inspiration find your

2 10% EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT Enrol before 31st July on a part-time Adult and Community Leisure course, over four weeks long and starting September 2015, and obtain a 10% course fee discount. Note: this discount is only applicable for non-concession fee-paying students and may not be used in conjunction with any other offer. Enrolment includes full payment. CONTENTS 3 Welcome to your Newbury College 4 Here to help 5 Ways you can study 6 Opening hours 7 Maths & English Skills 8 What studying might cost you 10 What help is available? 12 Guide to using the course listings 12 Access Courses 12 Accountancy and Finance qualification courses 13 Animal Care qualification courses 14 Apprenticeship Frameworks 15 Art, Design and Crafts for leisure 18 Art, Design and Crafts qualification courses 19 Art History for leisure 19 Beauty and Complementary Therapies for leisure 20 Beauty and Complementary Therapies qualification courses 21 Business and Administration qualification courses 22 Catering for leisure 24 Catering and Nutrition qualification courses 29 Childcare, Health & Social Care qualification courses 31 Computing and IT for leisure 33 Computing and IT qualification courses 34 Construction for leisure 34 Construction qualification courses 34 Counselling for leisure 35 Counselling and Coaching qualification courses 35 Dance and Exercise for leisure 37 Engineering qualification courses 38 Essential Skills (English & Maths) 39 Family History for leisure 39 Flower Arranging for leisure 40 GCSEs 40 Hairdressing qualification courses 41 Health and Safety qualification courses 41 Languages for leisure 43 Languages qualification courses 44 Management qualification courses 44 Management Development Workshops 45 Media and Photography for leisure 45 Media and Photography qualification courses 46 Oxford University personal interest 46 Public Speaking for leisure 46 Teacher Training and Education qualification courses 47 Web Design for leisure 47 Writing for leisure 48 How to find us 49 Let us know what you think 51 Index COLLEGE OPEN DAYS & EVENINGS Speak to subject specialists Tour the campus and facilities Get advice and guidance Saturday 5 September :00 13:00 Tuesday 10 November :00 20:00 Wednesday 10 February :00 20:00 Saturday 14 May :00 13:00 Alternative format This course guide can be made available in larger print and other formats on request. Please contact Information Services for more details. Call Disclaimer: Newbury College has made every effort to ensure that information contained within this guide is correct at the time of publication. However, the College reserves the right to introduce any changes including the addition, re-structuring, re-pricing, or closure of courses where insufficient numbers have enrolled. For up-to-date information, please visit our website Data Protection: Newbury College stores and processes all student data in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act Application / Enrolment Form 2 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

3 WELCOME TO YOUR NEWBURY COLLEGE Welcome to the Newbury College part-time course guide 2015/16. We are proud of the range of courses we offer to adult students, and I hope we have a course which is of interest to you. We welcome all students who can benefit from our wide range of courses, whether this is to gain new experience or a professional qualification, or to build skills and knowledge to get that job you have always wanted. Learning is something everyone can participate in, whether for fun, general interest, or to enhance career prospects. At Newbury College, we have professional staff, a welcoming environment, and a range of high quality new facilities. As well as our main Monks Lane campus, we offer over 300 leisure courses in various venues across West Berkshire and North Hampshire, bringing a wide range of learning opportunities to your doorstep. At our Calcot Centre (just off junction 12 of the M4) we also offer a range of courses to meet local needs. All these opportunities will enable you to achieve a new skill, pursue a hobby, take a qualification, or all of these. If you study with us, you will be motivated and achieve. Please visit our website, contact Information Services at Newbury College, or come along to an Open Day to find out what a course at Newbury College can do for you. Dr Anne Murdoch, OBE Principal and Chief Executive, Newbury College In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 3

4 Information Services and Student Support HERE TO HELP Information Services and Student Support The Information Services and Student Support team at Newbury College is here to ensure all students have a successful and enjoyable time. We can provide help and guidance to ensure you choose the best course of study to meet your needs; help you to enrol; offer guidance and information; answer queries; and make sure you settle successfully into the College. As a student with Newbury College, we offer you: Assistance in completing your application or enrolment form Information about financial support which may be available to support your learning Welfare advice on application Access support for disabilities Learning Support English and Maths Skills Support Counselling Services Chaplaincy Equality of opportunity for all The College believes unreservedly in giving everyone the opportunity to make use of College resources. The College will not discriminate, directly or indirectly, against anyone, on the basis of race, creed, gender, age, disability, religion or political belief. Any instance of such discrimination is regarded as a serious disciplinary matter. Accessibility The College is committed and keen to support students with disabilities. Facilities include: Fully accessible building and facilities Hearing Loops Provision of accessibility software Software for visually impaired Braille printing facility If you would like to discuss any individual requirements, please contact us. We will do all we can to ensure that you have an enjoyable and successful time at Newbury College. Please highlight any requirements you may have on your enrolment form and we will make every effort to ensure these needs are met. Copies of our Accessibility Statement and Single Equality Duty policy are available on request in a variety of formats. Our Disability Equality Scheme and action plan are available on our website and in a variety of formats on request. Essential Skills Maths and English The College is committed to supporting students to improve their Maths and English skills by providing a range of learning opportunities. See page 7. Facilities The Monks Lane campus offers the following services to all: Library resources and open-access IT facilities in the Learning Resource Centre Food and drink from the refectory (including a Starbucks coffee outlet) Newbury College also has a training facility in Calcot. The Calcot Community Learning Centre is situated above Sainsbury s, close to junction 12 of the M4. The address is Bath Road, Calcot, Reading, RG13 7SA. Tel: The Centre offers a professional learning environment for adult students, both individuals and businesses. The Centre also offers room hire. Childcare There is an independent nursery on the Monks Lane campus. For further information, please call Busy Bees on For students aged 20 or over, some financial assistance may be available for childcare via the Discretionary Learner Support Fund. For students aged under 20, financial assistance may be available through the Care to Learn scheme. For further information, please contact Information Services on Safeguarding Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adults At Newbury College we take our responsibility to safeguard children, young people and vulnerable adults very seriously. All staff are subject to DBS disclosure and are required to work within strict College guidelines. If you have any queries or concerns about your safety, or the safety of others, please let us know. 4 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

5 WAYS YOU CAN STUDY Leisure courses Newbury College offers a wide range of adult leisure courses in a variety of subjects from Arts & Crafts to Web Design and everything in-between. These courses can be taken for fun, to learn a new skill or gain a new hobby, or as an introduction to a new career. Vocational courses Vocational courses are linked to a job or career. They help you gain knowledge and experience of a particular job role or industry. It s never too late to make a difference through learning and achieving. Professional courses Professional courses lead to an accredited qualification that may help you succeed in your chosen career. They range from Level 1 to advanced Degree level programmes. Some professional courses require membership of an institute or awarding body, which may require a membership fee. Distance learning courses For those who prefer distance learning, Newbury College offers a number of courses enrolling throughout the year. Following an induction, students are supported by a specialist tutor who may visit them in the workplace. Study typically takes three to five months. Various subjects are available. Flexible-start courses These courses are available throughout the year. This means you can enrol to start at any time creating a flexible programme to suit you. Apprenticeships Apprenticeships provide an excellent alternative study programme. As an Apprentice you will be in full-time employment, so you earn while you learn. Your training is a mix of on and off the job. Apprenticeships lead to careers in a wide range of industries and occupations. Subjects available at Newbury College include Accounting, Business, Catering, Engineering and Marketing. For information or to speak to someone about Apprenticeships please call Information sessions about Apprenticeships are held once a month at the College, where you can meet assessors and talk to the Apprenticeship team about a programme of study. To book a place contact Information Services on or click Events on our website. Higher National Certificate (HNC) This is a one or two year vocational programme which enables progression to study at Higher National Diploma level. Higher National Diploma (HND) HNDs cover advanced level practical and theoretical knowledge of the chosen subject. Foundation Degree This is a one or two year course which enables progression onto University Degree courses. Note: Higher National Certificates (HNC), Higher National Dipolmas (HND) and Foundation Degrees all support progression to top-up degrees at local universities. How to apply or enrol on a course STEP 1 Complete the application form which can be found in this guide on page 25 or download it from our web site, or for Adult and Community Leisure courses you can enrol and pay online via our website STEP 2 Send your application form to us by one of the following methods Post: Newbury College, Monks Lane, Newbury, RG14 7TD Downloaded forms from our website can be ed to applications@newbury-college.ac.uk In person: to the Information Services desk at the Monks Lane campus, Newbury. STEP 3 We will get in touch: Leisure, distance learning, and non-professional courses: you will receive a letter confirming your place. Professional, academic, vocational, HNC/HND and Foundation Courses: we will arrange for you to have an interview with the course leader. This may be conducted over the telephone or you may be required to attend the College for your interview. Early application is recommended as classes can fill up quickly. Newbury College reserves the right to refuse applications in line with our Admissions Policy. In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 5

6 OPENING HOURS Main College term dates The main College runs through the following term dates: Autumn term 1 14 Sept to 23 Oct 15 Half term 26 Oct to 30 Oct 2015 Autumn term 2 2 Nov to 16 Dec 2015 Christmas holidays 17 Dec 2015 to 3 Jan 2016 Spring term 1 04 Jan to 12 Feb 2016 Half term 1 15 Feb to 19 Feb 2016 Spring Term 2 22 Feb to 22 March 2016 Easter holidays 23 March to 8 April 2016 Summer term 1 11 April to 27 May 2016 Half term 30 May to 3 June 2016 Summer term 2 06 June to 13 July 2016 Note: Classes do not usually run during half term and other holidays (including bank holidays) or on College training days. Opening hours term-time Monday 08:00-21:00 Tuesday 08:00-21:00 Wednesday 08:00-21:00 Thursday 08:00-21:00 Friday 08:30-16:30 The Saturdays on which we are open are listed in the next column. The College is closed on Sundays. Out of term-time Monday to Friday 08:30-16:30 We are open for anyone who wishes to come into the College seeking advice and guidance about any of our courses. We look forward to welcoming you. Community Learning term dates differ and are: Term A 14 Sept to 13 Nov 2015 Half term 26 Oct to 30 Oct 2015 Term B 16 Nov 2015 to 29 Jan 2016 Christmas 17 Dec 2015 to 3 Jan 2016 Term C 01 Feb to 22 April 2016 Half term 15 Feb to 19 Feb 2016 Term D 25 April to 28 June 2016 Half term 30 May to 3 June 2016 Saturday opening The College is open on a number of Saturdays throughout the year; delivering learning at a time to suit you. We are open on the following Saturdays: 26/09/15 17/10/15 07/11/15 21/11/15 12/12/15 16/01/16 06/02/16 05/03/16 19/03/16 16/04/16 30/04/16 14/05/16 11/06/16 25/06/16 Note: details of courses held on Saturdays are within the course listings of this Guide. Newbury College IT Centre, Monks Lane (Tel: ) Monday 11:30 17:00 Tuesday 09:30 13:30 Wednesday 09:30 16:30 Thursday 14:30 20:00 (late opening term time only) Friday 11:00 16:30 For more information visit Calcot Community Learning Centre Above Sainsbury s (close to junction 12 of the M4), Bath Road, Calcot, Reading, RG31 7SA. Tel: Monday 13:30-21:30 Wednesday 09:30-21:30 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 09:30-15:30 Saturday 09:30-13:30 For more information about the Calcot Centre visit College open days and evenings Our open events provide an excellent opportunity for prospective students to speak to subject specialists, tour the campus and facilities, and obtain advice and guidance. Saturday 5 September :00 13:00 Tuesday 10 November :00 20:00 Wednesday 10 February :00 20:00 Saturday 14 May :00 13:00 Holiday activities We will be running activities in a variety of subjects at Newbury College throughout the Easter and Summer holidays. For details please call the Information Services team on For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

7 MATHS & ENGLISH Essential Skills for everyday life Would you like to improve your English or Maths skills to: Increase your employability Return to study Help your child with their homework Improve your English language while living in the UK (non-native speakers)? Functional Skills classes are a range of English and Maths courses, with the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised qualification. There are five levels from beginner to GCSE, so there is a level for everyone and the opportunity to progress. These courses are for anyone who wants to improve their skills, whether they are looking for entry to a higher level course or did not do as well as they could have at school. Classes include: Brush up your English (Functional Skills English) English for non-native speakers (Functional Skills English) Brush up your Maths (Functional Skills Mathematics) GCSE English and Maths International students Both EU and non-eu students are welcome. For non-eu students, please ask for details of fees as these will be different from the fees stated in this guide. All fees must be paid by the start of the course. English and Maths Functional Skills (free classes) Functional Skills classes are held at Newbury College. Our classes allow you to work towards a nationally recognised qualification. It doesn t matter what level you are at, there are classes for all abilities. Classes are usually 2½ hours long. You join in September and the course runs until June. If you are ready, you may be able to take exams earlier in the year. If you are not quite ready to take Functional English or Functional Maths qualifications, you can still study English and Maths at other venues in West Berkshire. If you are interested in studying English and Maths in the community, please contact a member of the Adult Community Learning team on Fees Functional Skills English and Maths classes are free for all students who meet Government funding eligibility. This will be confirmed at interview. (Students who leave their couse prior to completion may have to pay fees.) What should I do if I want to join a class? If you would like to join a Functional Skills English or Maths class, or an English class for non-native speakers, or you would just like further information, please phone or complete the application form in this guide and hand or post it back to the Newbury College Information Services team. Before joining any class we will ask you to come to the College for an interview to discuss your needs. We can then find the right class for you. English for non-native speakers These are intensive courses that run for three weeks in July and August. Classes start at or and last for 2½ hours per day. For more information please call or Functional Skills exams You will be required to sit an exam to pass your qualification and will be guided by your teacher about when to take the exam. GCSE English and Maths GCSE English is designed to further improve and enhance personal skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. The qualification is assessed by a combination of controlled assessment and one examination. GCSE Maths is essential for many careers and higher education courses. This course develops an understanding of maths methods and concepts. The qualification is assessed by two examinations at the end of the year. These qualifications are suitable for anyone who has not yet achieved GCSE at grade C or above. Volunteers Do you enjoy helping others to learn and achieve? Would you like to be a volunteer at Newbury College or in the community? Volunteers are an important part of a learner s journey to success at Newbury College. The Essential Skills team welcome volunteers to work in classes, under the guidance of a lecturer, often one-toone with individual students. You would be working with adults and young people to help them improve their reading, writing, maths, or spoken English if it is their second language. Classes are held in the daytime or evening. While volunteering, you will be expected to undertake a funded training course. If you are interested or would like further information, please contact a member of the Essential Skills team on In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 7

8 WHAT STUDYING MIGHT COST YOU General information Fees, payment information and course tuition fees in this guide apply to: UK residents who have lived here continuously for at least the last three years Refugees or asylum seekers with exceptional leave to remain in the UK Persons taking part in a reciprocal exchange Nationals from one of the following states of the European Economic Area: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Cyprus, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and EU overseas territories. Paying by card, cheque or cash: If you are paying your own fees, we accept payment by cheque (payable to Newbury College ) or by credit and debit card. We will confirm your place on a course as soon as payment has been received and cleared. Please note that for cash payments, a cash receipt will be issued, but a place on the course cannot be guaranteed until the enrolment is fully processed on our database. Confirmation of the place will follow as soon as possible. Paying by instalments: If your course fees are more than 500, you may be able to pay by instalments, for which there will be a small administration fee. Amounts over 500 may be paid by three instalments. Amounts over 750 may be paid by four instalments over the academic year. Please ask Information Services about standing orders. Note: paying by instalments is not available to international students. Other fees Some courses have extra costs for materials, registration, exam fees, professional membership etc. If you have any concerns about additional costs, please contact the Information Services team. Professional membership Professional courses lead to an accredited qualification that will help you succeed in your chosen career. They range from Level 1 to advanced Degree level programmes. Some professional courses require membership of an institute or awarding body, which may require a membership fee. Please check with Information Services when applying for your course if you are required to join a professional organisation. International students International students from countries outside the EU are welcome and should ask for details of fees, as these will differ from the fees stated in this guide. All fees must be paid by the start of the course. Payment by employer: If your employer is paying for your course, we will invoice them directly. Students must provide a letter from their employer confirming that they will pay the fees, and giving details of where to send the invoice. 8 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

9 What studying might cost you Course fees vary. Some course fees may be reduced if you are entitled to a Government subsidy. For courses listed in this guide with an, 24 + or symbol please consult the table below to see what funding might be available to you. Please use your age as at 31st August when reading the table. Depending on how old you are, and what previous training you have undertaken, you may be entitled to enrol on a course for free (shown below as No fee), be required to pay a Tuition fee, or may be eligible for a 24+ Loan or HE Loan to help with the cost of your course. (Be aware 24+ Loans may not fully cover the cost of your tuition). Note: all details in the table below are subject to you being enrolled on a funded course. If the course is not funded you will need to pay the full-cost tuition fee. For HE courses, please be aware that home and EU students who are aiming for a qualification at a level that is equivalent to, or lower, than one they already hold will not be fundable by HEFCE and a full-cost tuition fee will be charged (ie a higher fee than shown in this course guide). International Students: both EU and non-eu students are welcome. For non-eu students please ask for details of fees as these will be different from the fees stated in this guide. If in doubt about your eligibility for funding please contact the Information Services team on Funding information table: Unemployed and on benefits, and seeking employment Up to 23 years old Aged 24 + All 19+ All year olds Stand-alone units No fee No fee Tuition fee Tuition fee Essential Skills English and Maths English Language and Maths GCSE No fee No fee No fee No fee No fee No fee No fee No fee Entry and Level 1 No fee No fee First full Level 2 No fee Additional Level 2 Tuition fee Tuition fee Full Level 2 First full Level 2 No fee Additional Level 2 Tuition fee No fee First full Level 2 No fee Additional Level 2 Tuition fee Tuition fee Other Level 2 No fee No fee Full Level 3 Tuition fee No fee First full Level 2 No fee Additional Level 2 Tuition fee First full Level 3 No fee Additional Level 3 Tuition fee Tuition fee Tuition fee (or 24+ loan 24 + ) Other Level 3 Tuition fee No fee Tuition fee Tuition fee (or 24+ loan 24 + ) Level 4 and above Tuition fee No fee First full Level 3 No fee Additional Level 3 Tuition fee Tuition fee HE loan (or 24+ loan 24 + ) FULL TIME COURSE GUIDE A WIDE RANGE OF VOCATIONAL, GCSE AND A LEVEL COURSES ACROSS MANY DIFFERENT PATHWAYS. Courses include Animal Care, Art and Design, Beauty Therapy, Business & Finance, Catering, Child Care, Construction, Engineering, English and Maths, Fashion, GCSEs, Hairdressing, Health and Social Care, Horticulture, Interactive Media, IT, Media Production, Motor Vehicle, Music Technology, Plumbing, Production Arts, Public Services, Sport, Apprenticeships and more! DOWNLOAD A COPY of our Course Guide online now! future to a brighter Course Guide 2015/16 In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. p1 9

10 WHAT HELP IS AVAILABLE? You may be entitled to help: Stand-alone units ( coded courses) If you are aged and want to study stand-alone units, you may be entitled to fee remission (No fee). If you are 19+ there will be a fee. Essential Skills English and Maths No matter what age you are there are no fees for these courses (No fee). English Language and Maths GCSE No matter what age you are, there are no fees for these courses (No fee). Entry / Level 1 entitlement ( coded courses) If you are aged and need to do an Entry or Level 1 qualification in order to progress to Level 2 in any subject, you may be entitled to full fee remission (No fee). Partial fee remission may be available if you already have a full Level 2 qualification or if you are aged 24+. Level 2 entitlement ( coded courses) Fully-funded Level 2; the equivalent of five GCSEs. If you are aged and want to study for your first full Level 2 qualification you may be entitled to full fee remission (No fee). Partial fee remission may be available if you already have a full Level 2 qualification or if you are aged 24+. Level 3 and 4 entitlement ( coded courses) Fully-funded Level 3; the equivalent of 3 A Levels. If you are aged and want to study for your first full Level 3 or full Level 4 qualification, entitlement will be available to cover the cost of some of your fees. If you are aged 24+ you will have to pay full fees but 24+ Loans may be available to you. 24+ Loans 24 + and HE Loans ( coded courses) 24+ Advanced Loans for further education are available for students aged 24 and over studying at Level 3 or above. Applicants aged 24 and over who have been offered a place are able to start their course whilst their loan application is being processed. This also applies to applicants for HE loans. Please note 24+ loans may not fully cover the cost of your tuition. To find out how to apply for a loan, please contact the Information Services team on West Berkshire Council Concessions Newbury College part-time Community Learning courses, which do not lead to a formal qualification, may be subsidised by West Berkshire Council. Such courses are indicated by a symbol in this course guide. You can claim 50% discount off the tuition fee if you are resident in the West Berkshire Council area and receive one of the following benefits (NB: evidence is required): Income-based ESA Jobseekers Allowance Income Support Housing Benefit Pension Credit Guarantee Council Tax Benefit Disability Allowance Registered carer of an adult claiming Disability Allowance A discount of 30% off the tuition fee is available to students aged 60 and over who are resident in the West Berkshire Council area. Note: as this discount is awarded by West Berkshire Council on an annual basis, course information and fee discounts may be subject to change. Refund of fees The College does not refund tuition fees and will expect full payment of the course fee (even if loan-funded), unless the College closes a course. A copy of the College refund policy is available on request. Help with costs for professional courses If you do not qualify for any fee discounts, but feel you cannot afford the fees, there may still be help available. There are a number of schemes and funds for which you may be eligible, including the following: Discretionary Learner Support Fund ( coded courses only) Help with travel costs Help with childcare costs ( coded courses only) Professional and Career Development Loans 24+ Advanced Learning Loan 24 + ( coded courses only) To find out about the different options for financial help visit or book an appointment via Information Services on for a confidential chat. Employer related workplace learning Courses marked ER are Employer Responsive and state the tuition fee for the employer to pay. Note: to find out more, or if you have any questions, please contact our Information Services team on or by on info@newbury-college.ac.uk 10 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

11 Apprenticeships combine employment with training and are a great way of developing your skills and experience whilst gaining qualifications and getting paid. Apprenticeships are available in the following subject areas: S Accountancy and Business S Child Care S Computing & IT S Creative & Digital Media S Customer Service S Engineering S Health & Social Care S Hospitality & Catering S Marketing S Motor Vehicle Maintenance S Retail S Supporting Teaching & Learning S and many more (see page 14) Our Apprenticeship Information Sessions are a great opportunity to find out more about the Apprenticeship programmes and opportunities available through Newbury College. To register or for further details please visit: newbury-college.ac.uk/apprenticeships FAMILY FUN FOR EVERYONE! DON T BE BORED IN THE HOLIDAYS**, GET INVOLVED WITH OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES Arts and Crafts Exercise and Dance Cooking and Baking Jewellery Making Family Learning Activities Seasonal Workshops and much more FROM 12* (excludes materials) C AUTUMN HALF TERM 26 Oct 2015 to 30 Oct 2015 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS 17 Dec 2015 to 01 Jan 2016 SPRING HALF TERM 15 Feb 2016 to 19 Feb 2016 EASTER HOLIDAYS 23 Mar 2016 to 08 Apr 2016 SUMMER HALF TERM 30 May 2016 to 03 Jun 2016 **Dates subject to change, please contact for full details. *Price for Family Learning includes 1 adult and 2 children. 30% reduction for learners aged 60 and over, 50% reduction for learners claiming a means tested benefit. Evidence required. See page 10 for details. In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 11

12 COURSE LISTINGS A guide to using the course listings Some course fees have concessions available or qualify for discounts. Some also have an exam fee attached to them. These are identified by the following symbols: = See funding table on page = Loan available to those aged 24+ = Loans available to those studying for an HNC or HND E = Exam fee attached to course (subject to awarding body confirmation) = West Berkshire Council concession ER = Employer Responsive course; tuition payable by employer For more information on the symbols, please see pages 9 and 10. For other information please contact Information Services on or by on info@newbury-college.ac.uk Example course information Course code Day Start date Duration Time Tuition fee Fee info Location Accounting AAT Level 3 Diploma This is an internationally recognised qualification, based on practical, real-world accounting knowledge and is recognised and respected by employers. Develop complex accounting skills including final account preparation, cost and management accounting, spreadsheets and cash management. DL3AAT Tuesday 22/09/ Weeks 09:00-17:00 1, , E Newbury College DL3AAT Tues & Wed 22/09/ Weeks 17:30-21:00 1, , E Newbury College (Up to age 23) (Over age 23) Course code Day Start date Duration Time Tuition fee Fee info Location Access Courses Access to HE: Health Care Professions, Level 3 Diploma This is an intensive course covering Health Studies, Psychology and Human Biology. There is also a study skills module. The course is aimed at adult learners who have extensive work experience, but who currently lack the qualifications to move onto studying at university. This course is run over two days per week. ACCESSHE Monday 14/09/ Weeks 12:30-17:00 1,454 2, E Newbury College Friday 18/09/ Weeks 09:30-16:30 (Up to age 23) (Over age 23) Accountancy and Finance qualification courses Computerised Accounts Level 1 Award The aim of the qualification is to enable learners to operate computerised accounts software to carry out routine accounting tasks. AL1CABUS/C Tuesday 12/01/ Weeks 10:00-13: E Calcot CL Centre 12 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

13 Book Keeping City and Guilds Level 1 Award An introduction to basic book keeping for those considering a career in book keeping, or for those who run their own small business. AL1BOOK Monday 14/09/ Weeks 18:30-21: E Newbury College AL1BOOK Monday 11/01/ Weeks 18:30-21: E Newbury College AL1BOOK Monday 11/04/ Weeks 18:30-21: E Newbury College AL1BOOK/C Thursday 24/09/ Weeks 10:00-13: E Calcot CL Centre AL1BOOK/C Thursday 28/01/ Weeks 10:00-13: E Calcot CL Centre Book Keeping City and Guilds Level 2 Award This course provides a basis on which the student develops introductory book keeping practices and processes. AL2BOOK Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 18:00-21: E Newbury College AL2BOOK Tuesday 05/01/ Weeks 18:00-21: E Newbury College AL2BOOK Tuesday 12/04/ Weeks 18:00-21: E Newbury College AL2BOOK/C Thursday 21/04/ Weeks 10:00-13: E Calcot CL Centre Book Keeping City and Guilds Level 3 Award Students will further develop techniques to enable them to record and interpret financial transactions up to and including final accounts. AL3BOOK Thursday 17/09/ Weeks 18:00-21: E Newbury College I have previously studied four years of accountancy however after studying I ventured into a different career. 10 years later, my priorities have changed and I thought that to get a job in accounts I needed to refresh my knowledge Dmitrijs Senkovs AAT Level 2 Accounting AAT Level 2 Certificate An introduction to basic accounting methods including double-entry bookkeeping, basic costing and administrative processes. CL2AAT Monday 21/09/ Weeks 09:00-17: E Newbury College CL2AAT Monday 21/09/ Weeks 17:30-21: E Newbury College Accounting AAT Level 3 Diploma This is an internationally recognised qualification, based on practical, real-world accounting knowledge and is recognised and respected by employers. Develop complex accounting skills including final account preparation, cost and management accounting, spreadsheets and cash management. DL3AAT Tuesday 22/09/ Weeks 09:00-17:00 1, , E Newbury College DL3AAT Tues & Wed 22/09/ Weeks 17:30-21:00 1, , E Newbury College (Up to age 23) (Over age 23) Accounting AAT Level 4 Diploma You will learn how to draft financial statements for limited companies, perform complex management accounting tasks and develop your own management skills. As a part of selection from the optional units, you will be offered units for personal taxation, business taxation, external auditing etc. DL4AAT Thursday 17/09/ Weeks 09:00-17:00 1, , E Newbury College (Up to age 23) (Over age 23) Animal Care qualification courses Animal Care Level 2 Extended Certificate This course is ideal if you are new to animal care or have some knowledge and basic skills and want to develop a career in the industry. CL2PACARES Thursday 07/01/ Weeks 17:00-20: E Newbury College (Up to age 23) (Over age 23) In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 13

14 Apprenticeship Frameworks Apprenticeships are open to all candidates who are aged 16+, whether they are just leaving school, have been working for years or are seeking to start a new career. Candidates need to be living in England and not taking part in full-time education. There are a number of components that make up Apprenticeship Frameworks at each level. They all include occupational competence and technical knowledge in their subject areas and also include Employment Rights and Responsibilities, Personal Learning and Thinking Skills, and Functional Skills, though these components differ between the subject areas. Apprenticeships available with Newbury College: Duration Level Accounting: provides a range of essential accounting skills and underlying principles, developing your understanding in manual and computerised accounts Business Administration: provides the skills, knowledge and performance for a career in Business Administration Customer Service: provides the skills to deliver excellent customer service in a range of industries Catering: designed to equip apprentices to work as a chef/cook in a variety of food businesses; eg Commis Chef, Demi Chef, Chef de Partie or school cook Children & Young People s Workforce: covers a wide range of job roles in Children and Young People s settings Creative and Digital Media: provides essential skills including interactive media design, digital video production and editing, web animation, web authoring and digital communication Early Years Educator: suitable for staff supporting children in Early Years settings; Grade A* - C entry requirement Residential Childcare: designed for those working in residential childcare settings; must be 18 years old Performing Engineering Operations (PEO): designed to offer the skills required to work in engineering workshops Engineering Maintenance / Electronics: designed to provide the technical skills in engineering maintenance or electronics Engineering / Mechanical Manufacturing: offers the advanced workshop skills required in an engineering environment Engineering Technical Support: offers the skills required in technical areas such as CAD, Quality and Inspection Engineering Manufacture: a higher level apprenticeship which requires a previous Level 3 qualification and offers development in design and technology Electrical Installation: designed to develop competencies to carry out job roles associated with the installation of electrotechnical systems and equipment to include domestic installations Health (Clinical Healthcare Support): provides the skills and knowledge required to support health professionals (eg doctors, nurses, paramedics); apprentices work as clinical healthcare & emergency care assistants or support workers Health & Social Care: provides the skills knowledge and competence for health care support workers working in a variety of adult social care settings IT & Telecoms Professionals: designed to develop skills to operate in today s IT and telecoms job roles, including Software Development, Web Development, Technical Support, Telecommunications and Databases Marketing: provides the skills knowledge and experience needed to perform successfully in a marketing career 12 months 18 months 12 months 15 months 14 months 18 months Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced 18 months Intermediate 14 months 21 months Intermediate Advanced 20 months Advanced 24 months Advanced 20 months Advanced 24 months Intermediate 36 months Advanced 36 months Advanced 36 months Advanced 36 months Higher 42 months Advanced 18 months Advanced 12 months 24 months 12 months 18 months 12 months 18 months Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced Intermediate Advanced 14 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

15 Apprenticeships available with Newbury College: Duration Level Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair: provides the skills to work in the automotive industry on light vehicles Retail: designed to provide the knowledge, skills and understanding required to carry out a retail job role (such as sales assistant, customer service assistant and stockroom assistant) and support future progression within the sector. Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools: aimed at learning support staff whose work responsibilities are closely supervised Specialist Support for Teaching & Learning in Schools: designed for learning support staff with a working role which requires competence in a specialist area and/or across a varied range of responsibilities 24 months 24 months Intermediate Advanced 12 months Intermediate 15 months Intermediate 24 months Advanced NB: There may be entry requirements depending on the type of Apprenticeship you have chosen, and the industry sector. Please contact the Business Team for more information. Tel: business@newbury-college.ac.uk Course Code Day Start Date Duration Time Tuition Fee Location Art, Design and Crafts for leisure Introduction to Acrylics Painting Discover the basics of using this versatile and exciting medium in a friendly and informal class. No experience needed Monday 21/09/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Acrylics: Exploring Colour Create with colour and discover how to use a range of different colours to breathe life into your work. A fun and informal class for those with basic knowledge of acrylics Monday 16/11/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Acrylics: Large and Loose Over the duration of this course students will work on a much larger scale to encourage dynamic painting using energetic and expressive mark-making and a bold approach Monday 11/01/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Acrylics: Gels, Pastes and Mediums Discover how to use this versatile and exciting medium in conjunction with pastes, aggregates and gels in a friendly and informal environment Monday 29/02/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Towards Abstraction in Acrylics and Mixed Media Discover how to combine acrylics with collage, ink and pastels to create layered, vibrant work, whilst exploring a more abstract approach to your subject Monday 18/04/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Acrylics: In the style of This course will explore the paintings, techniques and colour palettes of popular artists, to inspire students to produce their own, unique works Monday 06/06/ Weeks 10:00-12:30 88 Newbury College Creating Mixed Media Artwork Explore and develop exciting and unique artwork using a range of media and techniques including collage, photomontage, painting and embellishment Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College Creating Wire Sculptures An introduction to basic wire sculpture work developing 3D construction skills, techniques, skills and understanding to create a unique sculpture Saturday 19/03/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 15

16 Creative Clay Explore clay as a creative material, developing a variety of techniques, including using the potter s wheel Monday 14/09/ Weeks 10:00-12: Newbury College Monday 01/02/ Weeks 10:00-12: Newbury College Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 10:00-12: Newbury College Tuesday 02/02/ Weeks 10:00-12: Newbury College I enjoy the fact that this course allows you to pursue your work individually and that you re encouraged to come up with your own ideas however there is always help on hand should you need it! Clare Risoe Creative Clay The Art of Papier Mâché An introduction to developing 2D papier mâché artwork using a variety of methods, including dyeing, layering, pulping, encapsulation and the embellishment of paper Saturday 17/10/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College Creating Papier Mâché Sculptures Introduction to developing 3D papier mâché artwork using a variety of methods, including layering, pulping and construction of paper structures Saturday 14/05/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College Drawing for Beginners A short course for complete beginners, suitable for anyone wishing to learn how to draw in an informal and friendly environment Monday 16/11/ Weeks 14:00-16:00 70 Newbury College Drawing and Painting Students will develop drawing and painting skills whilst working towards independently-led works of art that incorporate wider interests Friday 18/09/ Weeks 10:30-12: Newbury College Friday 20/11/ Weeks 10:30-12: Newbury College Friday 05/02/ Weeks 10:30-12: Newbury College Friday 29/04/ Weeks 10:30-12: Newbury College Drawing Skills Students will develop drawing skills whilst working towards independently-led works of art that incorporate wider interests Thursday 17/09/ Weeks 14:30-16: Newbury College Thursday 19/11/ Weeks 14:30-16: Newbury College Thursday 04/02/ Weeks 14:30-16: Newbury College Thursday 28/04/ Weeks 14:30-16: Newbury College Drawing Skills (Calcot) This course is aimed at all abilities for those who wish to experiment with a variety of drawing materials and subject matters Friday 25/09/ Weeks 10:00-12: Material costs 5 Calcot CL Centre Friday 22/04/ Weeks 10:00-12: Material costs 5 Calcot CL Centre Creative Drawing This course is designed for students with basic drawing skills who would like to learn how to work creatively with a variety of different media Monday 11/01/ Weeks 14:00-16:00 70 Newbury College Creative Drawing: More Approaches This course is aimed at students looking to improve on their basic drawing skills. Explore and expand different ways to tackle a drawing and use different media in combination with each other Monday 29/02/ Weeks 14:00-16:00 70 Newbury College 16 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

17 Watercolour Techniques In this mixed ability course, students will develop watercolour skills whilst working towards independently-led works of art Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 16:30-18: Newbury College Tuesday 17/11/ Weeks 16:30-18: Newbury College Tuesday 02/02/ Weeks 16:30-18: Newbury College Tuesday 26/04/ Weeks 16:30-18: Newbury College Making the Perfect Greetings Card Introduction to developing artwork that can be used to produce creative greetings cards Saturday 12/12/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College Bite Size: Jewellery Making A fun and friendly introductory session for anyone who has always wanted to make their own jewellery but didn t know where to start! You will make unique items of jewellery using easy-to-learn techniques Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 5 Calcot CL Centre Saturday 07/05/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 5 Calcot CL Centre Creative Jewellery Making An introduction to contemporary jewellery making by exploring and developing unique and wearable pieces made from beads, wire and found objects Saturday 16/01/ Day 10:00-16: Material costs 5 Newbury College Crochet for Beginners Discover the basic skills needed to crochet confidently. Suitable for students with little or no experience in crochet Saturday 17/10/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Saturday 11/06/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Crochet for Improvers - Part One This workshop is designed for those who already possess the basic skills of crochet and would like to take their skills and knowledge to the next level Saturday 16/04/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Crochet for Improvers - Part Two This workshop is designed as a progression from Crochet for Improvers Part One Saturday 30/04/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Knitting for Beginners This beginner s course aims to provide students with the basic skills needed to start knitting confidently on their own Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Saturday 06/02/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Knitting for Improvers This workshop is designed for those who already possess basic knitting skills and would like to take their skills and knowledge to the next level Saturday 16/01/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Saturday 19/03/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Bite Size: How to use your Sewing Machine A beginner s guide to using your sewing machine, with tutor-led demonstrations including how to make simple garments and household items Saturday 17/10/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Saturday 21/11/ Day 10:00-13:00 20 Newbury College Dressmaking for Beginners A course for students wishing to design and create their own clothes from scratch. Suitable for complete beginners Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Tuesday 17/11/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Tuesday 02/02/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Tuesday 26/04/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 17

18 Traditional Upholstery This course aims to develop an understanding of the basic principles of traditional upholstery. No prior experience needed Friday 18/09/ Weeks 09:30-12: Newbury College Friday 08/01/ Weeks 09:30-12: Newbury College Friday 15/04/ Weeks 09:30-12: Newbury College Monday 14/09/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Monday 11/01/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Monday 11/04/ Weeks 19:00-21: Newbury College Festive Gift Wrapping and Gift Tags Discover how to create beautiful tags, bows and innovative embellishments; perfect for adorning your gifts this festive season Tuesday 08/12/ Day 18:00-21: Material costs 2 Newbury College Weaving for Beginners Discover how to weave using different fabrics and upcycled materials. Suitable for complete beginners. This course is delivered over two Saturday seasons Saturday 16/04/ Weeks 10:00-14: Material costs 5 Newbury College Vintage Pin Cushions Discover how to create your own stunning jam jar pin cushion, using upcycled scrap material and decoupage Saturday 14/05/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Wiring: Floral Fascinators Fascinators are ideal for weddings, a day at the races or any special event. Discover how to create your own beautiful and individual fascinator for the fraction of the cost of buying one ready-made Saturday 25/06/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Art, Design and Crafts qualification courses Creative Craft (Art and Design) Level 2 Award This qualification is designed for students wishing to extend and further develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of the creative craft process through art and design. AL2CCAD Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 19:00-21: Material costs 30 E Newbury College Creative Craft (Craft) Level 2 Award This qualification is designed for students wishing to extend and further develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of the creative craft process through craft. AL2CCC Friday 18/09/ Weeks 10:00-12: Material costs 30 E Newbury College Creative Craft (Floristry) Level 2 Award This qualification is designed for students wishing to extend and further develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of the creative craft process through floristry. AL2CCF Tuesday 15/09/ Weeks 19:00-21: Material costs 30 E Newbury College AL2CCF Monday 14/09/ Weeks 10:00-12: Material costs 30 E Newbury College Art and Design (Ceramics) Level 4 HNC The course is project-based, and you ll explore your own creativity and prepare for the demands of a degree course or working as an independent maker. Projects concentrate on designing, exploring and making, and personal expression. HNCL4ADC Thur & Fri 25/09/ Weeks 09:00-17:00 2,704 E Newbury College Art and Design (Fashion and Textiles) Level 4 HNC This course allows learners to gain the necessary theoretical and practical skills to practice as professional designers. The course will support and guide you through all the aspects of contemporary and classical practice, enabling you to build up your confidence and develop new skills along the way. HNCL4FT Mon & Tues 21/09/ Weeks 09:00-17:00 2,704 E Newbury College 18 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.

19 Art History for leisure Art History: Pop Art This workshop explores the Tate Modern s approach to the 1960s art movement, Pop Art. (Their exhibition attempts to unveil how Pop Art became a worldwide phenomenon.) Saturday 26/09/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 17/10/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Art History: Goya This workshop aims to examine the National Gallery s exhibition of portraits by the 18th century Spanish painter, Francisco Goya Saturday 21/11/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 12/12/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 16/01/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Art History: Alexander Calder This session explores the theatre in the work of Alexander Calder, as presented in the Tate Modern s exhibition. The aim of the session is to look at both the work of the artist and how the work has been used within the context of the exhibition Saturday 06/02/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 05/03/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Saturday 19/03/ Day 10:00-14:00 27 Newbury College Art History: Understanding Contemporary Art The course is designed for anyone wishing to explore contemporary art. Students will work through a chronological progression of events from the early 20th century to the present day Tuesday 22/09/ Weeks 19:00-21:00 88 Newbury College Friday 25/09/ Weeks 10:00-12:00 88 Newbury College Art History: The Letters of Michelangelo This five session course will explore five pieces of writing by Michelangelo, alongside a corresponding sculpture or painting, working through the artist s life Tuesday 10/11/ Weeks 19:00-21:00 88 Newbury College Friday 13/11/ Weeks 10:00-12:00 88 Newbury College Art History: Iconography This five session course explores six well known paintings and examines their meaning through the iconography (the study of symbols within a work of art) Tuesday 02/02/ Weeks 19:00-21:00 88 Newbury College Friday 05/02/ Weeks 10:00-12:00 88 Newbury College Beauty and Complementary Therapies for leisure Introduction to Basic Skincare This workshop aims to provide students with a basic insight into facials and skincare, including basic theory on the structure of the skin and skin types, along with a practical workshop of a facial routine Saturday 17/10/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Saturday 06/02/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Introduction to Eyebrow Shaping This workshops aims to provide students with an insight into eyebrow shaping, including basic theory of the hair, face and eyebrow shapes along with a practical eyebrow shaping workshop Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Saturday 30/04/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College In addition to the publicised course fee, some courses also attract registration, membership, exam or material costs. For full course details and costs visit info@newbury-college.ac.uk or call and ask for the Information Services team. 19

20 Introduction to Basic Make-up Application This workshop aims to provide students with an insight into basic make-up application, including basic theory of skin, products and a practical make-up application workshop Saturday 21/11/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Saturday 05/03/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Manicures Introduction The aim of this one day course is to introduce students to giving manicure treatments and the use of manicure tools and techniques Saturday 26/09/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 5 Newbury College Nail Art Introduction This one day nail art course will enable students to discover new designs and a wide range of exciting and beautiful materials to create stunning nails Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 5 Newbury College Manicures and Nail Art Discover new designs and a wide range of exciting and beautiful materials to create stunning nails Tuesday 02/02/ Weeks 19:00-21: Material costs 10 Newbury College Pedicures Introduction The aim of this one day pedicures course is to introduce students to giving pedicure treatments and the use of pedicure tools and techniques Saturday 05/03/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 5 Newbury College Reflexology Techniques Explore the basic principles of Reflexology, through theory, practical demonstration and hands-on practice Saturday 16/04/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Saturday 30/04/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Indian Head Massage Techniques Explore the basic principles of Indian Head Massage through theory, practical demonstration and hands-on practice Saturday 07/11/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Saturday 05/03/ Day 10:00-13: Material costs 2 Newbury College Introduction to Face Painting This workshops aims to provide students with an insight into basic Face Painting, including basic theory of the structure of the skin, application techniques and a practical workshop in Face Painting Saturday 14/05/ Day 10:00-15: Material costs 3 Newbury College Beauty and Complementary Therapies qualification courses Nail Art Application Level 1 Award This course provides an introduction to professional nail art, including stick on transfers, nail art paints, and adornments such as glitter. You will also learn about health, safety and hygiene, plus how to communicate with clients and provide client care and maintain records. AL1NAILART Thursday 17/09/ Weeks 16:00-18: E Newbury College Facial Care for Men Level 2 Award This course will develop your practical skills in grooming and skin care including facial cleansing, exfoliating products, facial steaming using hot towels, application and removal of face masks, shaping eyebrows, and the theory of different shaving methods. AL2FCMEN Wednesday 23/09/ Weeks 09:30-12: E Newbury College Head Massage Level 2 Award This course will develop your practical skills in providing the relaxing and stress relieving treatment of head massage. You will learn about the condition of the hair and scalp, and classical massage techniques using shampoo, oils and conditioner. You will also learn about the contra-indications to head massage, as well as the physiological benefits of the treatment. AL2HEADMAS Monday 21/09/ Weeks 18:00-20: E Newbury College 20 For courses with an symbol refer to the funding information table on page 9. For explanation of 24+ Loans 24 +, HE Loans, West Berkshire Concessions, Exam Fees E, and Employer Responsive courses ER, please see pages 9 and 10.