UK COLLEGES OUTSIDE
LONDON
Where
you can Study in UNITED
KINGDOM?
Blackpool
and The
Fylde College
Bellerbys
College
Bell's
College
Castle
College
of Management Sciences
Commonwealth
College
Doncaster
College
East
Anglia
University
of (INTO)
Exeter-
University
of (INTO)
Futures
College –
London & Birmingham
Glasgow
International
College @University of
Glasgow
Glasgow
Caledonian
University & INTO
Scotland
Henley
College
Coventry
Liverpool
International
College@
University of
Liverpool
Manchester
University
of (INTO)
Manchester
- City
College
Middlesex
College-
London & Glasgow
MLS
International
College
Motherwell
College
Newcastle
College
Nottingham
Trent
International College @ Nottingham
Trent
University
Pyridion Management
Academy
Sheffield
International
College @University of Sheffield
Kaplan
International – Pathway Providers
INTO-Partnership -
Pathway
Providers
Southern
England
and the Channel Islands- Region
Southern
England and the Channel Islands are
divided into 4 regional tourist boards:
Southern England
South East England
South West England
Channel Islands
Southern
England
Southern
England is
one of the most beautiful, diverse and captivating areas in the country.
The region includes the counties of:
Berkshire,
Buckinghamshire,
East Dorset,
Hampshire,
the Isle of
Wight,
Oxfordshire
and parts of
Wiltshire.
The
South of England has three
distinct areas, the South Coast, Rural Southern England and
Thames and Chilterns Country.
Visit
the Southern England Tourist Board's website at: www.visitsouthernengland.com.
South
East England- Brighton
The
spectacular South East of England stretches from the coast to
London, taking in
stunning beaches, breath-taking scenery, picturesque villages, quaint harbour towns and
bustling cities. Cosmopolitan Brighton is truly a 'City by the Sea' with
its world-famous piers, Royal Pavilion and modern city centre, whilst
historic Canterbury boasts the renowned Canterbury Cathedral, cobbled
medieval streets and is full of character and
culture.
Visit
the South East England Tourist Board's website at: www.southeastengland.uk.com.
South
West England-
Wiltshire- Dorset - Bristol ,
Bath- Somerset- Exeter-
Cornwall -Plymouth
The
West Country - A region of contrasts - Wiltshire, where the West Country
begins less than an hour from
London; Dorset, bordered by the sea and almost wholly an area of
outstanding natural beauty; Bristol and Bath, with centuries of history
and culture; Somerset, a mix of heather covered Exmoor and the levels of
Sedgemoor; Devon, with two coastlines and wide open spaces;
Cornwall bounded by
the sea, steeped in Celtic tradition, and off the coast, the delightful
Scilly Isles each with its own features and
attractions.
Visit
South West Tourism's website at: www.visitsouthwestengland.com
Channel
Islands-
Jersey
Nearer
to France than
England, the
Channel Islands retain a natural and simple rural
beauty. Prehistoric standing stones proliferate and castles and
fortification from centuries of conflict are found
everywhere.
Visit
the Jersey Tourist Board's website at: www.jersey.com.
Visit
the Guernsey Tourist Board's website at: www.guernseytouristboard.com.
Central
England
is divided into two regional tourist boards
East
of England , Heart of
England
East
of England-
East
Anglia, North Folk (Norfolk)- South Folk
(Suffolk)-
Essex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire
The
East of England region is based around the ancient
kingdom of East Anglia,
which was originally made up of the North Folk (Norfolk) and the South Folk (Suffolk). These are
now joined by Essex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire and
are easily recognised on the map as the bump on
England's eastern side. The
area is within easy reach of London and is
still an important gateway to Britain from Europe as it has been since Roman times.Visit the East of England Tourist Board's
website at: www.visiteastofengland.com
Heart
of England-
Birmingham- Gloucestershire- Staffordshire- Derbyshire- Warwickshire-
Nottinghamshire-
Herefordshire- Lincolnshire-
Northamptonshire
There
is England and there is the Heart
of England. This is the very heart of Britain, capturing the very
essence of Englishness. Like the rest of
England, it is charmingly individual, but
the bonus is that the Heart of England is at the hub of
Britain's road network, so
exploring every last bit of it is made very easy! You don't have to fly
into London because there is the international airport at
Birmingham right
in the centre of the region.
Take
some time to visit Gloucestershire and the
Cotswolds, taking in the many honey-coloured villages and the regency of
Cheltenham. The potteries of Staffordshire and dramatic
landscape of Derbyshire and
the Peak District to the north of the region are juxtaposed with
Shakespeare's Stratford-on-Avon and the nearby lesser-known parts of Warwickshire. Lose yourself in
the legends of Nottinghamshire
and Robin Hood's Sherwood Forest. Explore
the counties of Herefordshire
and Shropshire along the beautiful borderlands of
England and Wales
sampling the myriad of excellent restaurants
and locally produced food. Shop for antiques in
Lincolnshire and visit the impressive
Lincoln Cathedral whilst you're there. Sample some of the countries finest
cheese and pork pies in Leicestershire, before visiting the tranquil
beauty of Northamptonshire.
About
the Heart of England is even easier with www.visitheartofengland.com
Northern
England
It
is divided into four
regional tourist boards:
Cumbria
- the
Lake District
North
West
England
Yorkshire
Northumbria
Cumbria-
Lake
District
Recently
nominated the World's First Green Globe Tourist destination
Cumbria -
the Lake District can rightly claim to be England's most beautiful
corner. The sixteen lakes radiate out from a central core of mountains in
the heart of the Lake District where
there are countless opportunities for walking, cycling or just relaxing in
the landscapes which inspired Wordsworth and the lake poets. Visit the
Cumbria Tourist Board's website at: www.gocumbria.co.uk.
North
West England-
Liverpool- Chester- Manchester-
Preston- Blackpool, Southport and Morecambe, Derbyshire,
Lancashire
There's
so much to see and do in England's
North West - vibrant city life, a wealth
of award winning industrial heritage, a host of outstanding attractions
and a world class cultural scene. Add to these a spectacular coastline
with Britain's favourite seaside
resorts and, off the beaten track, delightfully undiscovered countryside
and you're spoilt for choice!
For
culture vultures, Liverpool has the biggest collection of
National Museums and Galleries outside
London. The city is
also known as the
UK's 'Capital of Pop' -
sample the wall of fame in the
Beatles Quarter on a 'Magical Mystery Tour'. The historic walled city of
Chester is a great day
out for the discerning visitor as is the surrounding
county of
Cheshire with its
beautiful gardens and stately homes. For football fanatics, there are
visitor centres and museums at Manchester United FC and Liverpool FC, and
the new National Football Museum in Preston - home to the world's
largest collection of football memorabilia And of course you can't visit
the North West without taking time out at the seaside with 3 famous
resorts ' Blackpool, Southport and
Morecambe. Off the beaten track the North
West has miles of unspoilt countryside from the dramatic hill
landscape of the Dark
Peak in the Peak District of Derbyshire to the leafy
Forest of
Bowland in
Lancashire.
North
West Tourist Board's website at: www.visitnorthwest.com
Yorkshire-
Harrogate-- Scarborough
The
Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National
Parks offer spectacular scenery and
breathtaking views. Savour the more gentle countryside of the Yorkshire
Wolds in the East or for the hardiest of outdoor types, the rugged
grandeur of the Pennines, which form the
region's western ramparts. Yorkshire boasts the beautiful and intriguing
historic cities of York and Beverley, the 'floral town' of Harrogate, traditional seaside
resorts at Scarborough,
Whitby,
Filey, Bridlington and
Cleethorpes along with many quaint fishing villages such as Staithes and Robin Hood's
Bay.
If
you love shopping, Yorkshire is the place to be; from the Designer Outlet
at McArthur Glen near York to Freeport shopping or traditional covered
city centre markets in Leeds and the weekly outdoor markets such as the
ones in Skipton and
Wakefield.
Visit
the Yorkshire Tourist Board's website at:
www.ytb.org.uk.
Northumbria
These
days, it's very difficult to find a part of England that isn't crowded or
under pressure. That's why
Northumbria is described by
many of the people who know it as their own "Great Discovery". Proud castles, glorious coastline and
unspoilt countryside, with a spirit of history and a buzzing modern life
... that's Northumbria.
You'll find nowhere quite like it - either for a short break or a longer
stay - and it will take many, many visits to really see it all. Explore
the 'Visit Northumbria' web-site for yourself at www.ntb.org.uk, and see what
really makes Northumbria unique...
Scotland-
Edinburgh, Glasgow



Scotland
is everything you imagine – whisky, golf, the romance of the clans and a
wealth of castles and historic sites.
Scotland’s
great cities also beckon you to explore. In the capital,
Edinburgh, follow the cobbled ‘Royal Mile’ from the
ancient castle, which dominates the skyline, to
Holyrood
Palace..
Glasgow is Scotland’s style capital.
Scotland’s closer than
you think - just over four hours by train from
London to
Edinburgh and with frequent fast flights
to its major cities. The country has nearly 800 islands (130 inhabited),
most accessible by ferry. Popular excursions include
Iona, with its ancient monastery, and Skye, romantic
refuge for Bonnie Prince Charlie.
For
more information go to the official website of VisitScotland.
Wales - Swansea and the capital,
Cardiff



Wales
captivates visitors with its rich character and landscapes. The Welsh
speak their own Celtic language as well as English and have their own
culture, poetry and song, which they celebrate in concerts and unique
summer festivals known as 'eisteddfodau'.
Charming
market towns and quaint villages pepper the countryside, while cities
like Swansea and the capital, Cardiff, are vibrantly cosmopolitan and
forward-looking, with a fabulous collection of Impressionist paintings at
the National
Museum and Gallery of
Wales.
Visit
the official website of the Wales Tourist Board at www.visitwales.com.
Northern
Ireland
-
Belfast,
Ulster



Northern
Ireland
provides a wonderful natural setting for outdoor activities. Highlights
include the famous Ulster
Way, 491 miles of paths across moors, mountains
and along the coast. The route is divided into more manageable sections
for the less ambitious!
Belfast,
the capital, is buzzing with activity. Brand new architectural creations
like the modernistic Odyssey and Waterfront Hall exhibit the new
Belfast while facades like the City Hall, Queen's
University and the Ulster Museum showcase the grandeur of
earlier days.
Visit
the Northern Ireland Tourist Board at www.discovernorthernireland.com.
www.blackpool.ac.uk
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Blackpool
and The Fylde College is recognised as one of the top colleges in
UK. It is designated as a National
Beacon of Excellence and has been awarded a Charter Mark for the excellent
service it provides to all its ‘customers’ – especially
students
The
college dates back to 1892, when a school for fishermen was established in
Fleetwood. Today, the college has 49 buildings located across the
Fylde
Coast with major campuses at Bispham, Central
Blackpool, Ansdell and Fleetwood.
There are currently 4,000 full-time and 17,000 part-time students studying
at the college. As the country's number one seaside resort,
Blackpool has a unique identity, which makes it a
fabulous place to live.
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Foundation Degree
in Network Engineering and Systems Administration
(NESA)
BSc (Hons) in Network Engineering and Systems
Administration (NESA)
MA Visual Design
as Creative Practice Validated by
Lancaster
University
The
MA Visual Design as Creative Practice offers practitioners working within
graphic design, photography and illustration the opportunity to engage in
research that uses creativity to rejuvenate and refresh visual design.
Professional
Graduate Certificate in Education
Awarded
by Lancaster
University
A
variety of teaching and learning strategies are used throughout the
programme. These include teacher led sessions, learner led sessions, role
play, student presentations and seminars, individual learning plan and a
minimum of 120 hours of teaching practice.
Career
opportunities include working in: Further Education, Higher Education,
Adult and Community Education,
Sixth Form Colleges and private and public sector training
organisations. There is also
the opportunity to progress on to the BA (Honours) in Education and
Training Management.
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BA(Hons) Fine
Art as Professional Practice
BA(Hons)
Graphic Design
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BA(Hons)
Information Illustration
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Blackpool’s
Information Illustration degree is generally recognised as the leading
course within Europe, and has involved
collaborations with British Aerospace, McLaren
Cars and Channel 4 amongst others.” The only course of its kind in the
UK, the degree
programme continues to be recognised as Europe’s leading provider of information and
technical illustrators. So what kind of person applies for the course?
Essentially, those who are fascinated by how man-made
objects work - from a Spitfire to a hairdryer. You’ll be challenged
by the demands of accurate representation and be constantly seeking
new ways to explain how things work visually. |
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The course has its roots in
traditional technical illustration and airbrush art, but with the
development of computer technology and the revolution in digital
communication today’s students are taught how to combine traditional
skills in illustration with the latest digital technology to create
innovative illustration and animation. Graduates gain employment in the
publications, media or broadcast industries. This ranges from technical
publications to television graphics and web distribution. Students in the
second year have a paid three
month professional placement at a variety of industrial and commercial
studios.
During
the course opportunities arise for students to make cultural visits at
home and abroad. In the final year exhibitions in
London, have helped
showcase our talented students work and procure employment across the
country. Students are encouraged to enter competitions and have had a
great deal of success in
Britain and
abroad.
BA(Hons)
Scientific and Natural History Illustration
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It
is designed for any one who has a passion for the
natural world; with a love for drawing; who wishes to work in a
variety of contexts supported
by a desire to communicate with clarity and individual identity; who wants
a career in a specialist area of illustration.
This
fascinating course is unique in the UK and would be hard to match
in the rest of the world. It offers challenge, personal adventure and the
chance to acquire skills and expertise that will
distinguish
you as a person for the rest of your life.
It
is also greatly relevant to industry, with a strong vocational bent. As a
result, the course earns an excellent national and international
reputation and high renown.
Graduates
have gone on to work in publishing, conservation,
museums,
medical art and the design industry.
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BA(Hons)
Wildlife Photography
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The
only degree course of its kind in Europe,
this programme has two extraordinary benefits.
The
first: its dedicated focus puts graduates at a huge advantage when looking
for work in the field: specially trained candidates are rare. The second:
its broad base gives students a wide scope of
opportunities,
equipping you for a wide range of jobs within the photographic and visual
communications sectors.
Natural
history is a boundless subject and you’ll have full rein toexplore the aspects that fascinate you, whether it’s
the ecosystem of a tropical rainforest or a British
butterfly.Specific
career paths are as freelance or employed photographers,perhaps with
agencies. Documentary and scientific film-making offer good opportunities,
as do picture libraries, in editing or commissioning. Teaching, management
or post graduate study are further possibilities.
Competition for places on the course is fierce, too. The result gives
Blackpool a cosmopolitan take, with
students from all over the world joining the course every year. Students
agree it renders the course even more enjoyable – and makes it a realistic
microcosm of the commercial world.
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BA (Hons)
Photography
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Here
at Blackpool that’s exactly what we
offer: an ideal balance between free expression and market demand. The
course enjoys an enviable reputation at home and abroad, with most
graduates gaining employment, or venturing into self-employment, soon
after qualifying.
The
broad base of the course not only enables the would-be photographer to
acquire a wide range of skills and abilities,but to find the avenue best suited to his or
her interests and career
aspirations. Fashion, advertising, architectural, editorial and portrait
photography are all open to our graduates, and so too are
the related fields of art direction, picture editing, picture research,
photo-journalism and fine art photography.
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It’s
not just a matter of trying different styles and developing ideas;
photographers need transferable skills in analysis, problem solving,
synthesis, communication and marketing to achieve success.
Performing
Arts
& Designs
BA
(Hons) Stage Management And Technical Theatre
BA
(Hons) Musical Theatre
BA
(Hons) Acting
Diploma
in Foundation Studies Art And Design – Level
3
Foundation
Degree in Photography And Digital
Design
National
Diploma in Music Practice
National
Diploma in Textiles (Fashion)
Business
Foundation
Degree In Management(Business)
BSc
(Ord /Hons) Quality
Management
(1
Or 2-Year Top-Up Programme) Validated By Lancaster
University
Executive
Diploma In Management Studies
-
ILEX
Professional Higher Diploma In
Law
Computing
HND/C
Computing
Foundation
Degree In Game Design And Development
-Validated
By Lancaster
University
BSc
(Ord/Hons) Internet Media Technologies (Imt)- Validated
By Lancaster
University
BSc
(Ord/Hons) Computing
BSc
(Ord/Hons) Information
Technology
BSc
(Hons) Network Engineering And Systems Administration (NESA)
Foundation
Degree In Network Engineering And Systems
Administration (NESA)
Foundation
Degree In Game Technology
Foundation
Degree In New Media Design
Technology
Construction
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HNC Construction
HND Construction
HNC
Building Services
Engineering
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Engineering and Automotive
HND
Manufacturing Engineering
HND
Mechanical Engineering
HND
Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Foundation
Degree In Project
Management
Foundation
Degree In Automotive Manufacturing
BENG
(HONS) Auto sport Technology
Hairdressing,
Beauty and Related Therapies
Foundation
Degree - Professional Practice In Hair Salon
Management
Foundation
Degree - Professional Practice In Beauty
Therapy
Foundation
Degree - Professional Practice In Complementary
Therapy
Foundation
Degree - Professional Practice In Sport And
Rehabilitation Therapy
Health,
Care and Early Years
Foundation
Degree - Professional Practice In Health And
Social Care
Plus
Work Experience
Foundation
Degree In Early Years Childcare And
Education
Foundation
Degree In Teaching And
Learning
Support
(Primary) Plus Work Experience (Minimum
One
Foundation
Degree In Working With Young People In The
Community
Ba
(Hons) Early Childhood Studies(1-Year Top-Up Programme)
Hospitality
Foundation
Degree In Culinary
Profession
Foundation
Degree In Hospitality And Licensed Retail
Management
BA
(Hons) Hospitality
Management
BA
(Hons) Hospitality Management (International
Hotel Management)
Post
Graduate Professional Programme In International
Hospitality Management
(Overseas
Students Only)
College
International Certificate/Diploma in Kitchen
College
International Certificate/Diploma in Restaurant Operations
Foundation
Programme
Blackpool
and The
Fylde College International Foundation
Programme
Sports
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Diploma in Sports Therapy
Foundation Degree in Sports Development
BTEC National Diploma in Sport (Performance &
Excellence)
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Tourism,
Sports and Leisure
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Foundation
Degree In Travel And Tourism Management
BA
(Hons) International Resort Tourism
Management
Foundation
Degree In Sports
Development
Foundation
Degree In Sports Development (Leisure Operations
Management)
BA
(Hons) Sports Development (1-Year Top-Up
Programme)
Foundation
Degree In Cruise line
Operations
BA
(Hons) Leisure, Events And
Entertainment Management
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www.bellerbyscollege.com
LOCATIONS

London

New,
purpose-built college is based next to the River Thames
in historic Greenwich and just a
short journey from central
London.
Brighton

Our
purpose-built Study Centre in Brighton is
now open for business! Students moved into the on site residence
over the autumn break and are now taking lessons and enjoying the great
facilities of the brand new building. You can focus on your studies while
having the wealth of entertainment and culture right on your
doorstep.
Cambridge

The two
campuses in Cambridge - Queens Campus with
its classic Cambridge college buildings - and the
modern, self-contained Manor Campus.
Oxford

The
new, purpose-built centre is located right in the heart of the city, close
to all the amenities this beautiful city has to
offer.
COURSES
Foundation
A
100% guaranteed university place in just one year.
Top-up
Degree
A
full degree qualification for students with a JCD, HND or non-standard
degree.
Higher National Diploma Progression
Routes
The
Higher National Diploma (HND) is equivalent to the first and second year
at university and can be completed in just 12 months at
Bellerbys
College. It is recognised by
UK universities and can
lead to third year entry at various universities including
University of Brighton, De Montfort University,
University of
Hertfordshire, University of Portsmouth, University of Salford, Staffordshire University and University of
Sunderland.
Business Management
Degree
Gain
an honours business degree in just 21 months.
Masters Qualifying
Programme
Your
bridge from Diploma to Masters
Pre-Masters
The
best preparation for your Masters degree.
Summer IELTS
Intensive
tuition to improve your IELTS score.
MW Summer
Schools
An
exclusive summer.
English Language
Preparation
Gain
your foundation for academic success - fast.
University
Partners and Progression Routes
Over
the past 20 years, we have developed unique partnerships with a range of
leading institutions to provide our students with the very best choices
available. Universities know that, year after year, students from
Bellerbys are among the best prepared and most
likely to succeed of any in the
UK. Here's what a few of
them have to say about Bellerbys students.The seven
Bellerbys Foundation programme subject routes
lead on to over 650 different Bachelors Degree courses at our 40
partner universities in the UK.
University of Wales,
Aberystwyth
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Based
on the dramatic west coast of
Wales, Aberystwyth has a high
academic reputation based upon 130 years of teaching and research. The
Guardian Good University Guide of 2005 says, 'There
are so many advantages in choosing to spend three years here. The people,
the sea, the scenery and the atmosphere all combine to give you a cracking
university experience'. |
Anglia Ruskin
University
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Based
in Chelmsford and
Cambridge, with excellent links to
London,
Anglia Ruskin University offers a wide range of
courses and prides itself on being friendly and
accessible. The
University has a great record for student success, illustrated by a recent
Higher Education Statistics Agency survey. Over 93% of graduates that
responded were in employment or further education. |
Aston University
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Aston
University in
Birmingham consistently rates highly in the rankings
of UK universities. The
Business
School is described by the Times
Higher Education Supplement as 'best
for business'. This
small, friendly campus, within walking distance of the centre of
England's second city, was also
recently voted No.1 for Student Life in a nationwide poll. |
University of Wales,
Bangor
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Bangor
University, shortly celebrating
its 125th anniversary, is one
of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the
UK and enjoys the privilege of
having HRH Prince Charles as its Patron. Bangor is
listed among the top 20 universities in the UK in 15 different subject
areas, and offers a high quality of student experience and high levels of
student care. |
University of
Bath
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Bath
University
is renowned for its science and engineering courses. In 2005, The Times
Good University Guide ranked their Mechanical Engineering degree programme
was second in the country. The
main campus at Claverton, just one mile from the
centre of the World Heritage Site of Bath, combines excellent facilities
and 200 acres of green space. |
University of
Brighton
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The
University of
Brighton has one the best teaching quality
ratings in the UK and a strong research
record. It is especially renowned for its arts and business
courses.Brighton
is a great place to be a student. The friendly city is a rich mix of
seaside attractions, historic architecture, a lively arts scene, varied
shopping and entertainment options and a cosmoplitan community. |
University of
Bristol
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Bristol
University, in south-west
England, has a reputation for
great teaching and internationally distinguished research. It is ranked
19th nationally in The Guardian's 2005 University Guide. The
Independent's A-Z of Universities 2001 describes
Bristol as a
'beautiful
historic city with a vibrant social and cultural scene. Good place to be a
student'. |
Brunel
University
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Brunel
University, in
West London, boasts a 100% 'excellent' teaching
standard, as judged by the Government's own audit
process. The
university is currently investing in a multi-million pound development
plan of it's sporting, teaching and research
facilities to celebrate 40 years as a university in 2006. |
University of
Buckingham
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Buckingham
is the UK's only independent
university and, with just 1,000 students, probably the smallest. Students
benefit from a high teacher to student ratio - one member of staff for
every 10 students.The attractive, quiet,
safe campus provides the
perfect place to study and is surrounding by counties with plenty to
offer, including shops, pubs and restaurants, idyllic country retreats and
walks. |
Cardiff
University
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Cardiff
University is a dynamic and
successful centre of higher education with an international reputation for
high quality teaching and research.The city of
Cardiff is
described by The Times Good University Guide as 'popular
with students, offering all the attractions of a large conurbation without
such high prices as students experience
elsewhere'. |
City University
City
has built a reputation as the university for
business and the professions and has an excellent graduate
employment record. The Times Good University Guide ranked City 4th out of
111 universities in the UK for graduate prospects.It is located in central
London on the borders of the City, one of the world’s
leading financial
centres, and the exciting West
End.
De
Montfort University
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Located
in Leicester, in the centre of
England, De Montfort University
is a leading institution for its professional, creative and vocational
education, underpinned by research excellence. It is
rated as 'excellent'
for Accountancy, Business & Management, and Politics (Sunday
Times University Guide 2006) and ranks in the top 20 for Architecture
(Times Good University Guide 2007). |
University of East
London
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Students
from UEL have gone on to great things and include winners of the Turner
Prize, Young Architect of the Year and Young Woman Engineer of the Year
awards, RIBA medal winners, high- profile media lawyers and award-winning
fashion designers!.The
three campuses are all within easy reach of the city and all the shopping,
entertainment and cultural opportunities it has to offer. |
University of
Exeter
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Exeter's
School of
Business and
Economics ranks fourth for Finance & Accounting, seventh for
Management, sixteenth for Economics and tenth as a whole in a new national
student survey. Exeter
itself is described by the Virgin Alternative Guide to British
Universities 2005 as 'one
of the most beautiful campuses in the country, in one of the most
beautiful counties in
Britain.' |
Goldsmiths, University of
London
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Goldsmiths
is part of the internationally respected University of London, and is
UK's leading university in the creative
arts, humanities and social sciences.Based
in New Cross, south-east London, it has excellent
transport connections to the heart of the capital. Everything
is together on a single-site campus, and accommodation is guaranteed
for all international students. |
University of
Greenwich
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The
University
of Greenwich attracts
over 4,000 students from more than 80 countries, drawn by the university's
unique combination of 'old' and 'new' university
traditions. The
Maritime Greenwich Campus next to the River Thames is home to the
university's Business School. The Sunday Times describes
it as 'a
campus to make many of its longer-established rivals turn
green.' |
University of
Hertfordshire
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Within
easy reach of London, yet surrounded by beautiful
countryside, Hertfordshire offers the best of both worlds. Specialisms include engineering, IT, health and
business degrees. The
new de Havilland campus is home to the
Business School and Humanities Faculty. State-of-the-art facilities including a sports complex,
460-seat auditorium and Learning Resources Centre. |
University of
Kent
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The
University of
Kent has recently been voted the top university
in south-east England by students taking part
in the National Student Survey. Specialisms include humanities
and social science degrees and has an excellent graduate
employability record. The
main campus at Canterbury covers 300 acres of gardens,
ponds and woodland, yet is just over a mile away from the city.
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Kingston
University
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‘London’s top ranking new university’
(The Guardian, May 2006) is based in Kingston upon Thames, a riverside town just 25
minutes from central London. Most
students study at the Penrhyn Road campus near
the town centre which has benefited from an investment of Ł15 million on
new teaching and learning facilities over the last few years. |
Lancaster
University
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The
2005 Sunday Times League tables rank Lancaster University 2nd in the
north-west and in the top ten for both research and student
satisfaction.
Lancaster has three
main faculties: Arts & Social Science, Management and Science &
Technology. Located
within easy reach of the city, Lake
District and National Park, the main campus is set in 250
acres of attractive, safe
parkland. |
University of
Leicester
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Leicester
achieved outstanding results in the new National Student Survey. It came joint 1st for overall student
satisfaction, teaching quality, academic
support and personal development. The Economics department was rated joint
top in the country. Other succesful departments
include Politics (joint 2nd), Physical Sciences (joint 3rd), Psychology
(joint 7th) and Biological Sciences (joint 9th). |
Liverpool John Moores
University
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LJMU
is one of the leading research-active modern universities in the
UK. It is also top of the
league for teaching in applied social work, health studies, hospitality,
sport and tourism, physics and astronomy. The university is based in the
heart of the world-famous city of
Liverpool, chosen as the European Capital
of Culture for 2008. The city is celebrating with a eight-year programme of cultural
activities.
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London Metropolitan
University
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LMU
has the largest choice of courses in London and is ranked as the top new
university for international students.The
university has many specialist facilities to support their courses,
including: a mock courtroom for law Courses; a lighting laboratory
complete with artificial sky and heliodon for
architecture students and a Technology Tower, with 7 floors of
computers. |
Loughborough
University
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Loughborough
University
is thriving. This year, in recognition of its outstanding performance in
the recent National Student Survey, its excellent record for teaching
quality, the university has been shortlisted for
the Sunday
Times
University of the Year award. The
Sunday Times ranked Loughborough second only to
Cambridge for
teaching quality and came first for student
satisafaction. |
Middlesex
University
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One
of the largest universities in the UK, Middlesex is also one of
the most popular with international students. Business and law courses are
taught at the university's Hendon campus, one of
London's largest
centres for business and professional education. The campus has much
investment of late and new facilities include a library and learning
resource centre. |
University of
Newcastle
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Academically good right across the board', is
how The Virgin Alternative Guide to British
Universities 2003 describes this university. Many
Newcastle students
have won prestigious awards. These include a Mechanical Engineering
student who won a STEP enterprising student award and Computer Science
students who won the 2004 IBM University Business Challenge
Trophy. |
Northumbria
University
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Northumbria
University is gaining a
reputation as one of
Britain’s best modern
universities. Based in the friendly city of
Newcastle upon Tyne,
the university has recently undertaken a Ł100 million redevelopment which
includes new buildings housing the Schools of Law, Art and
Business. |
Nottingham
University
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Nottingham
University
scored well in The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2005. It was ranked
as the 12th best university in the UK, plus top for Argriculture courses, 4th for Civil Engineering, 6th for Business and 7th for Law, amongst others.
Located in the heart of England, Nottingham has all the benefits of
a city plus the beautiful rural scenery of the
Peak
District National
Park. |
Oxford Brookes
University
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For
the fifth year running, Oxford Brookes has been named
Best
New University by The Sunday Times Good
University Guide: 'The
quality of both teaching and research is high. No modern university can
match the 22 subjects rated excellent for teaching.'
Oxford
Brookes is based on three campuses, all within easy travelling distance of
the city centre and all with halls of residence on site.
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Portsmouth
University
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Strong
on geography, pharmacy, environment, business and science,
Portsmouth
University has gained
a reputation for exellence in both teaching
an research. This
campus by the sea is based in the friendly, lively city of
Portsmouth, home of the Royal Navy and The
Historic Dockyard - winner of the
UK's largest tourist attraction
of 2005. |
Queen Mary College, University of
London
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Queen
Mary prides itself on it's high-quality teaching
and research in humanities, social sciences and law; medicine and
dentistry; and science and engineering. It is ranked 12th in the
UK by The Guardian’s University
Guide, sixth for student employability by the Higher Education Statistics
Agency and 100th in the world by the Times Higher Education Supplement.
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Roehampton
University
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Students
at Roehampton get good degrees and then great
jobs. In 2003, 97.1% of students achieved 1st or 2nd class degrees when
they graduated and six months after graduating, 95% of Roehampton graduates are in employment or
training. Based
on a large parkland campus, and yet just six miles from central London,
Roehampton is a beautiful and secure place to
study. |
Royal Holloway College, University of
London
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Also
part of the University of London, Royal Holloway enjoys an
international reputation for the highest quality teaching and research
across the sciences, arts and humanities. Set
in 120-acres of parkland in Surrey, the university is ranked 9th in the UK
by the Financial Times, 10th by the Daily Telegraph, 12th by The Times and
13th by The Guardian. |
Sheffield
University
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Sheffield
has a history that dates back to 1828 and a world-class reputation across
many disciplines. The Times Good University Guide ranks it 20th in
the UK and The Virgin 2005
Alternative Guide to British Universities describes it as, "a top
university across the board".Sheffield
has recently been named as both
England's greenest city and
safest city. It also has
the lowest student living costs in the UK. |
Southampton
University
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Southampton
is one of the UK's leading research univerisities. It also scores highly for student
satisfaction in the National
Student Survey - 85% of students gave their course a rating of four out of
five.Southampton has a lively and dynamic
culture and features seven campuses, 20 halls of residence, first-class
learning services and excellent social and leisure amenities. |
South Bank
University
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South
Bank
University
has been ranked 8th for graduate starting
salaries in The Sunday Times Good University
Guide. It has also climbed 13 places in the overall rankings.With nearly 18,000 students, it is one of the
largest universities in London and has a strong emphasis on
vocational and applied subjects, aided by specialist industrial and
professional links. |
University of
Sunderland
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Sunderland
has a growing reputation as a university for enterprise and
employment. 92% of Sunderland graduates go on to get a job or study
a postgraduate course within six months of leaving.The new Sir Tom Cowie Campus, on the banks of the River Wear, is home
to the Media, Informatics and Business Centres, whilst science students
study at the university's City Campus. |
University of Surrey,
Guildford
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The
Guardian University League Table has placed
University of Surrey, Guildford 17th overall for undergraduate
programmes, out of 122
UK universities.Guildford's strengths are sciences and
engineering and the univeristy is also ranked
9th for Biosciences, 10th for Mechanical Engineering, and 11th for both
Civil and Electrical Engineering. |
University of
Sussex
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Sussex
is a leading research university, with an international reputation for
quality and innovation and an emphasis on humanities, science and
technology. Situated between the beautiful South Downs and the lively town
of Brighton, the
Sussex campus is like a
self-contained village with restaurants, bars, sports facilities and
accommodation all on site. |
University of Wales,
Swansea
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Ranked
second in Wales by The
Sunday Times University Guide,
Swansea has 12 subjects officially rated
as excellent: Biological Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Classics and Ancient History, Computer Science, Electrical
and Electronic Engineering, Geography, History, Materials Engineering,
Modern Languages, Physics and Psychology. |
Trinity
College, Dublin
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Founded
in 1592, Trinity is a prestigious college based in the heart of
Dublin with faculties
of science, engineering and arts. Civil Engineering has been
taught here since 1842, within one of the oldest and most respected
engineering schools in the world.The
self-contained city campus covers some 40 acres of cobbled squares and
green spaces, around beautiful, historical
buildings. |
University of
York
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York
ranks 7th out of 100 universities in The Times Good University Guide
2005. It rates the University first for teaching
quality, highlighting that almost half of subjects assessed by
inspectors were awarded 'perfect' scores. The Times comments:
"No
university can better York's record for teaching
quality". |

http://www.bells.ac
38
Goodmayes
Road, Goodmayes,
Essex , IG3
9UR United
Kingdom
BELL’S
COLLEGE is a college with a truly international focus. The college is home
to local as well as international students. They come from different
social and ethnic backgrounds across the
UK, Europe, Middle East,
Asia and the Far-East countries. Apart from its main
campus in London,
BELL’S COLLEGE
extends its affiliations with many Middle Eastern and American
institutions.
Accounting
and Commerce
Applied
Sciences
Computing and IT
Health Care
Master of Business Administration
(MBA)
Certificate in Health and Social Care Level
2
Certificate in Health and Social Care Level
COURSE FOR OVERSEAS NURSING PROGRAMMES
ACCESS
TO NURSING & HEALTHCARE
Certificate of Dental
Nursing
Access to Healthcare Studies: (Diploma Course)Access to Biology (Diploma
Course)
MSc Mental Health
Counselling
Medical Information Technology
Hotel, Travel and Tourism
OTHM
offers qualifications at four levels:
OTHM Introductory Certificate
OTHM Certificate
OTHM
Diploma
OTHM Higher Diploma
Law
Diploma
In Legal Studies
Diploma
In Legal Skills
Diploma
In Legal Practice
Management and Business
Certificate
in Business Administration
Certificate
in Human Resource Management
Diploma
in Business Administration
Diploma
in Human Resource
Management
Diploma
in Business InformationSystems
Advance
Diploma in Business Administration
Professional
Studies
ASET
Air
Hostess , Cabin Crew
Call
Centre Management
ICM,OTHM
Teacher
Training
165 Strathmore
Crescent, Newcastle Upon
Tyne, Ne4 8ua
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College of Management Sciences does not award degrees. We provide tuition
for degrees and they are awarded by UK universities and other
educational institutions. Castle College of Management Sciences organizes
seminars and lectures with industry experts. Locality. The College is based in Fenham, a central area of
Newcastle with all
the facilities associated. There are excellent transport links, including
a very busy bus station and a large volume of regular buses. For students
Newcastle
is an ideal place to live, work and play. Accommodation is also readily
available at competitive prices as compared to central
Newcastle. |
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Accounting
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CIMA
(Chartered Institute of Management Accountant)
ACCA
(Association of Certified Chartered Accountant)
CAT (Certificate of Accounting Technician)
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Business
Management
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DBA
(Diploma in Business Administration)
BBA
(Bachelor of Business Administration)
MBA
(Master of Business Administration)
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Information
Systems
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DIS
(Diploma in Information System)
BSC
(Information Systems & Management)
BSC
(Computing & Information Systems)
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www.gcwc.ac
Glasgow,
Scotland
Commonwealth
College Glasgow is situated in
Glasgow, Scotland. Voted as one of the
most beautiful cities in Europe,
Glasgow is lively, diverse and vibrant.
The population of the city is around 560,000 and has a few Universities
and numerous Colleges, which are attended by students from many countries.
Students make up around 10% of the population of the city. Located in the
south-east of Scotland,
it is less than 1 hour by air, and four hours by train from
London, and has good
connections to the major European capitals. Whilst
Glasgow is a
cosmopolitan European capital city, it is also very compact, and extremely
easy to get about. It is a clean, safe and green city, with large areas of parks
and gardens to explore, including the Royal Botanical
Gardens and
Holyrood
Park.

Foundation
Certificate
and Diploma

Undergraduate
MASTERS/Post
Graduate

Professional
Courses
Association
of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
Chartered
Institute of
Management
Accountants (CIMA)
ECDL-European
Computer Driving Licence

www.don.ac.uk
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Doncaster
College is the largest provider
of further education in South Yorkshire.
It is also one of the largest providers of higher education in the region.
During the last academic year, more than 33,000 people enrolled on over
1,100 part and full-time courses Across its two
campuses, the College employs around 1,200 staff and accommodates students
aged 16+.Its first campus is the exciting new Ł65m Waterfront development
in the centre of Doncaster. The Hub, as
it is known, opened in September 2006 and is home to some of the best
educational facilities in the
United Kingdom. |
It includes
state-of-the-art IT facilities, a 100-seat lecture theatre, a 200-seat
drama studio and a massive two-floor Learning Resource Centre. The University
Centre, Doncaster is the College’s second campus - set in 126
acres of idyllic countryside at High Melton, six miles west of
Doncaster. The centre is not charging top-up,
meaning students could save up
to Ł6,000 over a three year course. The campus is home to many of the
College’s higher education courses, and houses Doncaster Business School and the
town’s School of Intermedia and Performing Arts as well as a
nine-hole golf course. The College offers a range of courses,
including degrees and professional studies.
The
hard facts:
qualifications and income... Higher qualifications mean more money: employee's with a Level 3 qualification (or
Apprenticeship) or above earn Ł100 to Ł200 MORE per week than those with
no qualifications. Earning potential increases with qualifications: 57% of
households with a level 2 qualification have an income of over Ł20,000
compared to 65% of those with a level 3 qualification and 75% of those
with level 4-5.
Undergraduates
HNC/D's,
Foundation Degrees and Degrees
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Administration,
Animation & Games, Art & Design
Engineering,
Building Services Engineering, Construction
Business
Law,
Criminology
Education,
Early Childhood Studies
, English
Hospitality Management,
Travel & Tourism, Sport & Leisure
ICT
Inter
media and Performing Arts, Music Technology, Script Writing, Dance,
Theatre
Social
Science
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Adult
and Community for
mature students
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Access
Courses, Accounting, Administration, Animal Care, Art and Design
AutoCAD,
Basic Skills, Beauty Therapy, Business ,Childcare
,Community Pathways
Computer
Maintenance, Computing, Concrete Technology, Construction, Counselling,
Customer
Care , Dental Nurse
Drama,
Education, Training and Development,
Engineering,
English, Floristry , Foundation Studies, Hairdressing, Health
and Safety
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Health
and Social Care, Holistic Therapy, Horticulture
,Hotel and Catering ,Information and Communication Technology
ICT
Academy
,Languages ,Law ,Mining ,Music ,Performing Arts
,Sign Language ,
Sport
and Leisure ,Theatre ,Travel and Tourism
,
Postgraduate
and Professional
Professional
programmes include the Chartered
Institute of Personnel and Development, Chartered Institute of Marketing,
Chartered Management Institute
and the Chartered Institute
of Purchase and Supply.
The
College also offers a range of Masters programmes in
Administration, Accounting
Education
Digital Performance
Law
Management ,Marketing, Human Resource
Management
Purchasing
Vendor Qualifications
Apprenticeships -
Getting paid while you learn might sound too good to be true but as an
apprentice you really do get
the best of both worlds.
www.futurescollege.org.uk
Trocoll House,
Wakering
Road, Barking,
Essex ,IG11
8PD
1206 Stratford
Road(New),Hall Green,B28
8HN,Birmingham ,
UK
Futures
College is located in a prime location, next to Barking train
station, which is easily accessible from all means of transportation
i.e. buses, trains, cars, taxis and underground trains.
Futures
College also operates a campus in the city
of Birmingham
Futures
College
is committed to provide learning opportunities to encourage students
to accelerate their professional and personal life with right skills
and qualifications. The focus is on highly sought professional and
work based learning courses such as City & Guilds, Edexcel, Hotel Management, NVQs in Health and Social
Care.
Courses
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& Tourism Management |
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NVQ
Care Level 2-4 |
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This
course involves working with a variety of clients in the
care sector. It gives skills required to deal with
Adults who
require daily care and assistance. Candidates can also
work in hospital environments and with clients with
mental health needs. NVQ evidence is also developed from
practical tasks in the work
place. |
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NVQ
Early Years Care and Education Level 2-4
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This
course involves working with younger children in
nurseries or in other childcare settings. Students again
have the opportunity to work at their own pace in their
own organization. The Course develops knowledge in
aspects like helping children learn and managing
children's Behavior . |
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Children and Young Persons Level 3
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The
course develops all areas of working with children and
young persons. It also involves working in the health
care sector. The students work in their own environment
and create their NVQ evidence portfolios from real home
tasks. |
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Certificate
Courses
TOPPS
Induction/ Foundation Standards
Healthcare
Assistant / Auxiliary Nursing
Mental
Health/Support Worker
Manual
Handling/Coshh/Riddrol Health
And Safety
Food
Hygiene
First
Aid
Working
With Children And Young People
Managing
Challenging Behaviour
Medication
Administration
Child
Protection / Child Supervision / The Children's Act
Understanding
Alzheimer's
Stress
Management
Training
For Residential Workers
Introduction
To Autism
Staff
Supervision In Social Care
Equality
Issues For Care Workers
Prevention
Of Abuse
Other
Courses To Suit Individual Needs Are Available Upon
Request
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Course
List
NVQ
Courses (CITY AND GUILDS) Courses take between 6months
to 1year to complete
Dental
Nursing Courses * NEBDN Dental Nursing Certificate
Examinations * 2 Weeks Pre Dental Nursing Certificate
Teacher
Assistant Courses 2 Week Teacher Assistant
Training NVQ 2 Teacher Assistant
Assessor/Verifier Award (A1/V1)
Management
Courses Registered Managers Award/ Registered
Managers Children NVQ Management Level
3/4 Introduction To Management Team Leading NVQ
Customer
Care Course 1 Week Customer Service
Course Customer Service NVQ
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Courses
TOPSS
Induction/Foundation Standards (6-14 weeks programme)
Care
Assistant/Nursing Assistant Training (2 weeks pre-NVQ
short Introductory training course)
Mental
Health/Support Work Training (2 weeks short Introductory
training course).
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www.gla.ac.uk/international/glasgowinternationalcollege

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University of
Glasgow Ranked
in the world’s top 100 universities and based in the
cosmopolitan city of
Glasgow. Founded in 1451, we
are the fourth oldest university in the
United
Kingdom and have nearly 16000
undergraduates, 4000 postgraduates and 4000 adults in continuing education. We
welcome students from over 80
countries. |
Glasgow
International
College
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The
College is located on the prestigious
University
of Glasgow’s main campus in
the trendy West End of Glasgow. In a Scottish first,
Glasgow
International
College will give
students the chance to study in the city before entering
Glasgow
University. The
Glasgow
International
College will provide
a full range of integrated academic and English language
courses to set students up for study in one of
Scotland’s oldest
universities. It is located on the
University
of Glasgow’s campus and
offers courses designed to prepare international students for
entry to the University’s undergraduate and postgraduate
degree programmes in a range of disciplines including
engineering, management, science and social
sciences. |
Glasgow
International
College
is one of a series of partnerships between top British
universities and Kaplan International Colleges (KIC). KIC is an
exciting new initiative from Kaplan Inc., one of the world's largest
private education providers. Owned by The Washington Post Company,
Kaplan Inc. provides education and training to over a million
students in 3,000 classroom locations worldwide.
Students
at Glasgow
International
College will study their
chosen academic subject alongside key academic skills and where
required, additional English language. Upon successful completion at
the required level of their programme at
Glasgow
International
College, students are guaranteed admission
to an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at the
University of
Glasgow.
Undergraduate
programmes:
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Foundation
Certificate in Business and Social Sciences
Foundation
Certificate in Science
Foundation
Certificate in Engineering
Upon
successful completion of the Foundation programme to the
required level, students are guaranteed admission to either
the Glasgow International College Diploma in Business or
Diploma in Engineering, or to the second year of
undergraduate study at the
University of
Glasgow. |
Diploma in
Business or Diploma in Engineering
Upon
successful completion of the Diploma programme to the required
level, students are guaranteed admission to the third year of
undergraduate study at the
University of
Glasgow.
postgraduate
programmes:
Graduate
Diploma in Management, Social Sciences and Law
Graduate
Diploma in Science and Engineering
Upon
successful completion of the Graduate Diploma programme to the
required level, students are guaranteed admission to a postgraduate
degree at the
University of
Glasgow.

www.caledonian.ac.uk

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Cowcaddens
Road,Glasgow,G4
0BA
Why
Glasgow?
Scotland’s largest
city
Vibrant, lively & cosmopolitan
Top retail destination
Named top city by readers of Conde
Nast
Beautiful architecture and parkland

Origins
date back to
1875-
University formed in 1993: a
vibrant new higher education resource for a resurgent
city
One
of Scotland’s largest modern
universities
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Student
Population
16,000 on campus in
Glasgow
1,500
international students from over 100 countries
The campus
  
Academic
Schools
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Caledonian
Business
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