City College 2020/21 Full-Time Prospectus

Production Arts Key facts Performing & Production Arts Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 year Course assessed by If you like the sound of a career working backstage to make a performance come to Coursework/practical life this course is for you. You will assist with 100% producing a variety of performances including the pantomime, lighting and sound show and a Entry requirements contemporary arts showcase. You will learn the skills to operate kit and equipment including 4 GCSEs grade 3/D or above lights, rigging, AV and sound as well as set (including English) design and the basics of event management. Mature students considered depending on experience Where next? ÒÒ Level 3 Extended Diploma in Production Arts Example trips & activities Tour of theatres Experience productions Harry Potter Studio tour Work experience Industry week activities What will you learn? 101 ÒÒ Lighting skills – rigging and operation ÒÒ Sound skills – operation and EQ ÒÒ Stage management ÒÒ Set construction and scenic painting ÒÒ Prop making ÒÒ Roles within a production team ÒÒ Health and safety within events industry APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

SPORT If you love sport, coaching, fitness and exercise and want to work in this multi-billion pound high energy industry then we have a sport course for you. Our courses will provide you with the skills and knowledge required to progress to further sports studies and/or to access the huge variety of employment opportunities in specialist sectors. These include sports coaching, personal training, fitness instruction, nutrition, psychology or physiotherapy. You’ll be able to use our fully equipped gym and will be involved in a number of sports including football, boxing, athletics, basketball plus many more. Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities ÒÒ Fully equipped on-site gym Sports Coach Use of a number of salary £16,000 – £35,000 off-site facilities: ÒÒ Goals Teach sports skills to individuals and teams of all ÒÒ Crossfit sporting abilities. They help people to reach their full ÒÒ Places potential and take part safely in their chosen sport. ÒÒ Solent Sports ÒÒ MUGA Fitness Instructor salary £16,000 – £30,000 Lead and organise group and individual exercise programmes to help people to improve their health and fitness. Personal Trainer salary £16,000 – £40,000 Work closely with their clients on a one to one basis, creating personal exercise plans to achieve their personal health and fitness goals. 102

Industry Expert Tutor: PerformMinegdMi&SapaP&orrironGtedaumcetison Arts Neil Hudson Neil gained a first-class Degree in Sports Development at Portsmouth University before completing his PGCE teacher training there. With over 25 years of management experience Neil is dedicated to helping students realise what they are capable of. Student Success: Jodie Crouch At City College: Level 3 Sport & Physical Activity Now: Second year of Level 3 Sport & Physical Activity “My course is interesting and inspiring. It covers a wide range of topics which will help me to decide what I want to achieve in my career. The tutors do a great job in keeping you motivated and on track, it is a very positive environment to study in. “ APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 103

Sport & Physical Key facts Activity (Sports Extended Diploma Coaching) Duration: 2 years Course assessed by Level 3 Coursework/practical Develop the advanced knowledge and practical 100% skills required in various sporting disciplines such as; coaching, teaching, instructing and sports Earn up to 168 development. You will cover practical units in UCAS points# the field of sports coaching, nutrition, anatomy, physiology and practical team sports. GUARANTEED interview with Solent University Sport What will you learn? Entry requirements Year 1 ÒÒ Exercise, health and lifestyle 5 GCSEs grade 4/C or above ÒÒ Sports coaching (including English and maths) ÒÒ Preparing for a career in sport OR ÒÒ Practical individual and team sports Level 2 in Sport and GCSEs ÒÒ Fitness testing for sport and exercise grade 4/C or above in English ÒÒ Instructing physical activity and exercise and maths ÒÒ Technical and tactical skills in sport ÒÒ Sports nutrition Where next? Year 2 ÒÒ Employment as sports ÒÒ Principles of anatomy and physiology ÒÒ Leadership in sport coach, fitness instructor, ÒÒ Analysis of sports performance personal trainer, leisure ÒÒ Fitness training and programming manager, or outdoor ÒÒ Work experience in sport activity instructor ÒÒ Technical and tactical skills ÒÒ Degree at university ÒÒ Ethics and values in sport ÒÒ The athlete’s lifestyle Example trips & activities ÒÒ Practical individual sports Team building trips ÒÒ Organising sports events ÒÒ Sports nutrition Charity events Guest speakers Work experience Industry week activities #Based on a Distinction* grade 104

Sport, Fitness Key facts & Exercise Diploma (Sports Coaching) Duration: 1 year Course assessed by Level 2 Coursework/practical 100% Gain the introductory skills and knowledge to Entry requirements start a career in sport, exercise and fitness. You will also gain valuable practical and personal 4 GCSEs grade 3/D or above transferable skills that can be applied to work or and working to at least level 1 in further study. English and maths OR Relevant level 1 qualification Where next? Sport ÒÒ Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport ÒÒ Enter employment in the sport and active leisure sector What will you learn? Example trips & activities ÒÒ Participating in sport Team building trips ÒÒ Sports coaching Weekly enrichment ÒÒ Sports volunteering (Southampton Marathon) activity ÒÒ Introduction to healthy exercise and nutrition Guest speakers ÒÒ Developing sporting skills and Work experience Industry week activities tactical awareness ÒÒ Preparing to work in the sport and leisure industry ÒÒ Plan, deliver and evaluate an activity session APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 105

THEATRICAL HAIR & MEDIA MAKE-UP If you have a creative flair and dream of working in the fashion, photography, theatre, TV or the cosmetics industry, our theatrical hair and media-make up courses are for you. They will give you the stepping stone to a career in this exciting and creative industry. You will develop your skills and experience in designing a range of hair and make-up styles for performances as well as equipping you with the skills and portfolio to work as a freelancer. You will work alongside our performing and production arts students in our state-of-the-art hub theatre on a range of performances. Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities ÒÒ Hair and beauty salon Make-up Artist/Theatre Wig Stylist ÒÒ Professional 240-seat hub theatre salary £19,000 – £50,000 ÒÒ 3D workshop for casting Working as a Theatre Wig Stylist/Make-up Artist you are prosthetics and moulding responsible for the actors’/performers’ appearance. In ÒÒ Professional dressing rooms the run up to the performance going live, a Make-up Artist has to interpret the director’s designs, ensuring for performances that they are both creative and technically accurate, following the brief to a high standard. Your work can be so diverse, which keeps your job exiting and interesting at all times, allowing you to be creative. 106

Industry Expert Tutor: ThPeeartfroircmaMlinHegadiMi&rSap&aP&orriMronGtedeaudmciaetisoMnaAkert-usp Nicole Hackett Nicole has a passion for creative hair and make-up. She has worked as a freelance make-up artist specialising in bridal and fashion. During her career she has also been part of an art collective that collaborates on photoshoots, often working with musicians. She expertly brings her creative passion and skill set into her teaching. Student Success: Jennie Brenner At City College: Level 3 Theatrical Hair & Media Make-up Now: BA (Hons) Make-up & Hair Design at Solent University “I loved my course because it really prepared me for university. The course style meant I was able to focus on what areas I really enjoyed while still making sure I would learn everything I would need to progress. We did a lot of collaborative work with other departments including Performing Arts which really helped build my confidence and skills. “ APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 107

Theatrical Hair & Key facts Media Make-up Extended Diploma Level 3 Duration: 2 years If you want a career working with hair and Course assessed by make-up in the entertainments industry this course is for you. You will work on live projects Coursework/practical Exam such as the Pantomime, a live action horror maze and create gruesome creatures and casualty 70% 30% scenes for live exhibitions. You will gain a wide variety of practical skills in hair and make-up. Earn up to 168 UCAS points# Theatrical Hair & Media Make-up GUARANTEED interview with Solent University In the second year you will learn more advanced Entry requirements skills including life casting and airbrushing. You will also learn how to establish yourself 5 GCSEs grade 4/C or above as a self-employed make-up artist, giving you (including English, maths and the business knowledge and skills to promote preferably science) yourself in the industry. OR Level 2 in Art & Design, Beauty What will you learn? or Hairdressing (with GCSE Year 1 English and science grade 4/C ÒÒ Special effects or above) ÒÒ Hairstyling and make-up through the eras ÒÒ Creating hair and make-up designs for Where next? ÒÒ Degree at university live performances ÒÒ Employment or freelance ÒÒ High fashion ÒÒ Research projects as a make-up artist ÒÒ Collate materials to produce a sketchbook Example trips & activities and portfolio of your work Trips to local theatres ÒÒ Marketing and production planning Year 2 Industry shows ÒÒ Wig making ÒÒ Full-body airbrushing IMATS exhibition ÒÒ Life casting ÒÒ Prosthetic moulding Harry Potter Studio tour ÒÒ Create fantasy head dresses for catwalk ÒÒ Management of hair and Work experience make-up departments Industry week activities ÒÒ Touring experience #Based on Distinction grades 108

Make-up Artistry Key facts Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 year This course will provide you with a range of essential technical and practical skills as well as Course assessed by the knowledge you will require to seek further training within the make-up industry. The skills Coursework/practical Exam you will learn include applying make-up and creative make-up artistry. 70% 30% Entry requirements Theatrical Hair & Media Make-up 4 GCSEs grade 3/D or above (including English, maths and preferably science) Where next? ÒÒ Level 3 Extended Diploma in Theatrical Hair & Media Make-up What will you learn? Example trips & activities ÒÒ Working in the beauty industry Trips to local theatres ÒÒ Health and safety practice in the salon Industry shows ÒÒ Client care and communication IMATS exhibition ÒÒ Applying make-up Harry Potter Studio tour ÒÒ Eyelash and brow treatments Work experience ÒÒ Theme and image creation within the hair Industry week activities and beauty sector ÒÒ Art of photographic make-up ÒÒ Body art design ÒÒ Skin tanning techniques ÒÒ Art of colouring hair ÒÒ Art of dressing hair ÒÒ Make and style a hair addition APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 109

TRAVEL, TOURISM & CRUISE Do you want a career where you could travel the world, visit international travel destinations, meet new people and learn new skills? If so a career in this exciting and fast paced industry could be the choice for you. Southampton is the cruise capital of Northern Europe so a career in travel and tourism is an exciting choice with lots of opportunities. You will be taught by our industry experienced tutors who have many contacts in the industry including British Airways and Royal Caribbean Cruises. Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities ÒÒ Fully equipped real aircraft Air Cabin Crew salary £16,000 – £30,000 cabin section ÒÒ Training off-site including fire Work within a team to ensure that airline passengers have a safe, comfortable and enjoyable flight. You will and safety training centres also maintain stock levels of food, drink and ÒÒ Modern classrooms with other supplies. interactive smart boards Travel Agent salary £16,000 – £28,000 Sell holiday packages, business travel and give travel advice. The role is to make travel planning easier, and to make sure your customers have the best trip possible. Personal Cruise Expert salary £16,000 – £22,000 Responsible for maximising sales at every opportunity by providing an exceptional level of service to both direct customers and travel agent partners. 110

Industry Expert Tutor: ThPeearTtfroaircvmaeMlilnH,egTadoiMi&rSaupr&aP&iorsriMrmonGtedea&udmciCaetirsoMuniasAekert-usp Zoe Littlecott “ Zoe spent many years working within management 111 at Southampton Airport and Thomas Cook. She helped her employees develop not only their skills but also their confidence, which is a focus she brings to her teaching. Student Success: Abbie Merry At City College: Level 3 Travel & Tourism Now: Travel Advisor at Thomson “The skills and confidence I gained from my tutors at City College was incredible and I would definitely recommend others to take this course if they are serious about working in travel and tourism. The course really helped to open my mind to a variety of different career opportunities. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

Travel & Tourism Key facts Extended Diploma Level 3 Duration: 2 years This course is ideal if you want to develop your understanding of the tourism industry, together Course assessed by with gaining the practical skills required to prepare you for a career in the travel and tourism Coursework/practical Exam industry. Widely recognised in the industry and by universities this course covers all aspects of 75% 25% the travel and tourism industry as well as key skills in IT and communication. GUARANTEED interview with Solent University Travel, Tourism & Cruise Entry requirements 5 GCSEs grade 4/C or above (including English and maths) OR Level 2 Diploma in Travel & Tourism (with GCSE English and maths grade 4/C or above) What will you learn? Where next? Year 1 ÒÒ Degree at university ÒÒ Promotions and sales in travel and tourism ÒÒ Enter employment in ÒÒ Worldwide and UK destinations ÒÒ Investigating the cruise industry travel and tourism ÒÒ Tourism in the UK ÒÒ Business travel Example trips & activities ÒÒ Special interest travel Overseas residential ÒÒ Overseas representatives ÒÒ Work placement Southampton Boat Show Year 2 ÒÒ Developing people in travel and tourism British Airways Training ÒÒ Ski chalet host Centre ÒÒ Conference and events ÒÒ Planning and delivering guided tours Cruise ship visits ÒÒ Holiday park hosts ÒÒ Package holidays RAF Brize Norton Work experience Industry week activities 112

Travel & Tourism Key facts Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 or 2 years This course is suitable for you if you want a general introduction to travel and tourism and Course assessed by have a desire to work in this exciting industry. This wide ranging course covers a variety of Coursework/practical Exam travel units that opens your eyes to careers on offer in the industry. It focuses on the practical 75% 25% aspect of the industry with learning that covers a variety of different skills. Entry requirements Travel, Tourism & Cruise What will you learn? Direct entry to year 2 Year 1 4 GCSEs grade 3/D or above ÒÒ UK travel and tourism industry (including English and maths) ÒÒ Customer service in travel and tourism OR ÒÒ Locational geography Level 1 Introductory Diploma ÒÒ Worldwide travel in Travel & Tourism (including ÒÒ The role of the overseas resort reps Level 1 in English and maths) ÒÒ Providing information on two Entry to year 1 tourist destinations GCSEs grade 2/E or above Year 2 OR ÒÒ UK and worldwide tourism destinations Level 1 in English and maths ÒÒ Introduction to the cruise industry ÒÒ Retail travel services Where next? ÒÒ How to interpret holiday brochures ÒÒ Level 3 in Travel & Tourism ÒÒ Specialist holidays ÒÒ Apprenticeship ÒÒ Travel and tourism support services ÒÒ Entry level employment (Visas, insurance, foreign exchange etc) within the industry ÒÒ Understanding and designing your own Example trips & activities visitor attraction UK residential ÒÒ Resort representatives (welcome meetings, Guest speakers airport transfers, resort information) ÒÒ Meet and greet in travel and tourism Cruise ship visits UK day trips Work experience Industry week activities APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 113

Travelling to City College 467 Civic Centre NST City 8 9 11 12 17 18 2 3 John Hansard East Gallery Park 40 X4 X5 New Road Southampton 20 Minutes Solent University ß Southampton Civic Centre Road Central Station Harbour Parade Portland Terrace Palmerston Palmerston Road Kingsway Travelling to City College Park 1 24 7 17 18 2 3 Pound Tree Road South Front 6 7 8 9 11 13 40 X4 X5 10 Minutes Vincent’s Walk Houndwell Hoglands Above Bar Street Park Park West Quay Primark Houndwell Place Hanover Buildings Debenhams Bargate Queensway Castle Way East Street West Quay Road A33 KEY Train Station Bus Stop High Street HYTHE FERRY ISLE OF WIGHT Bluestar First FERRY Please check with bus companies for latest information 20 Minutes College Car Park â Town Quay and ferry terminal Public Car Park Please check car park for parking charges 114

City College Southampton Our main campus is in the city centre making it easy CSittyMCaoryllSetgreeeStouthampton to travel to. Discounts are available to our students SStoMutahraymSptrteoent SO14 1AR on the buses, trains and ferries. If you’re eligible for Southampton SO14 1AR our Bursary the cost of your bus travel may be FREE. ä Northam Bridge A3024 Britannia Road Old Northam Road St Mary’s Travelling to City College Stadium River Itchen Coleman Street Peartree Road Bridge Road St Mary Street Marine Sea Road 73 Skills 6 9 11 Centre 13 X4 X5 St Mary’s 7 Hazel Road Radstock Road Church 9 13 Marine Parade B3038 Chapel Road Manor Road Itchen Bridge A3025 Woolston Station Wharf Road Garton Road Woodley Road Victoria Road Portsmouth Road Marsh Lane Central Bridge Woolston à Itchen Bridge A3025 115

Course Index Acting 98–99 Criminology 55 Animation 88–91 Cruise 112–113 Art & Design 22–25 Dance 98–99 Automotive 94–95 Digital Communications 78–79 Barbering 67 Digital Marketing 32 & 78–79 Beauty Therapy 28–29 Digital Media 22–25, 78–79 & 88–91 Boat Building 82–85 Digital Production 23 & 88–91 Course Index Bricklaying 42 Drama 98–99 Building Services Engineering 45 Early Years 36–37 Business 32–33 Electrical Engineering 48–49 Carpentry 43 Electrical Installation 40–41 Catering 74–75 Electronic Engineering 48–49 Childcare 36–37 Engineering 48–49 City Horizons 56–57 ESOL (English for Speakers 50–51 Composites Boat Building 82–85 of Other Languages) 32–33 Computer Aided Design (CAD) Event Management 45 & 48–49 Computing 48 Fabrication & Welding 89–91 Construction 78–79 Film 104–105 Contemporary Theatre 40–45 Fitness & Exercise Performance 55 98–99 Forensics Cookery 74–75 Foundation Learning 56–61 Creative Arts 22–25 Games Design & Development 88 & 91 Creative Media 22–25, 78–79 & 88–91 Hairdressing 64–67 Creative Technologies22–25, 78–79 & 88–91 Health Care 70–71 Criminal Investigation 55 Heating & Ventilation 45 116

Hospitality 74–75 Photography 22–25 Illustration 22–25 Physical Education (PE) 104–105 IT 78–79 Plumbing 45 Joinery 43 Production Arts 100–101 Law 32 Skills for Work & Life 58–59 Life & Living Skills 58–59 Social Care 70–71 Make-up 29 & 108–109 Social Media 32–33 & 89–91 Manicure & Pedicure 28–29 Special Educational Needs 58–59 Course Index Manufacturing 48–49 Sports Coaching 104–105 Marine 82–85 Stage Management 100–101 Marketing 32–33 & 89–91 Supported Internship 60–61 Massage 28–29 Technical Theatre 100–101 Mechanical Engineering 48–49 Theatre Technology 100–101 Mechanics 83–85 & 94–95 Theatrical Hair & Media Make-up 108–109 Media 89–91 Travel & Tourism 112–113 Media Make-up & Theatrical Hair 108–109 TV & Film 89–91 Motor Vehicle 94–95 Vehicle Maintenance 94–95 Painting & Decorating 44 Visual Arts 22–25 Performing Arts 98–99 Web Design 78–79 APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 117

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