Full-Time Prospectus 2019-20

FULL-TIMECOURSES 2019/20 a bright futurewww.southampton-city.ac.uk

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ContentsCoursesArt, Design & Photography 20–25 Health & Social Care 70–73Beauty 26–29 Hospitality & Catering 74–79Business, Enterprise & Law 30–33 IT & Digital Communications 80–83Childcare & Early Years 34–37 Marine 84–89Construction 38–47 Media & Games 90–95Criminology & Forensics 48–51 Motor Vehicle 96–101 ContentsEngineering 52–55 Performing & Production Arts 102–107ESOL 56–57 Sport 108–111(English for Speakers of Other Languages)Foundation Learning 58–63 Theatrical Hair & 112–115 Media Make-UpHairdressing & Barbering 64–69 Travel, Tourism & Cruise 116–121College Information 4–7 Student Support 16–17Facilities 9 Guide to Levels 18Study Programmes 19FAQs 10–11 How to ApplyMayflower 400 12 Courses 20–121Next Steps 13 Where to Find Us 122–123Apprenticeships 124–125 14–15 Course Index APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 3

Facilities Aspire restaurant 15,000+ books in the Learning Resource Centre Learning Resource CentreFacilities 50 cover training restaurant Motor vehicle workshop Photography studio 13 TV studio Brick workshops4 cars in our large motor vehicle workshop 12 construction & engineering workshops

Engineering workshopsHair salons Facilities £1m hub café industry-standard TV & radio studiosBeauty salons Electrical workshopsAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 5

Facilities Marine Skills Centre Our specialist Marine Skills Centre is located on the waterside of Woolston, Southampton. The centre features some of the best marine training facilities on the south coast, with expert teaching by industry professionals. 5 specialist workshops 26 boat engines 11,,000000sqsq..mm specialist Mmarine Sskills Cceennttrree 6

Centre for Contemporary Arts240-seat Facilities theatre Hair & 7 beauty salons Sound & lighting studioOur hub theatre is a 240-seat professional theatre with the latest equipment torival mid-scale repertory theatres. Equipped with industry-standard equipment, itprovides students with the very best training facilities in the region for productionarts, stage management, theatrical hair and media make-up, contemporaryacting, dance and performing arts. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

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Study ProgrammesOur courses teach young people to be ready for university or work when they Study Programmesfinish at college. All full-time students aged 16–18 will follow a study programmeor they will start work with an employer as an apprentice.Full-time Study Programmes are delivered at the College and are made up of:ÒÒ The main subject qualification (vocational or academic)ÒÒ English and mathsÒÒ Work experienceEach study programme leads on to the next level in the subject choice and touniversity, an apprenticeship or employment.English and maths Work experience, trips and visitsHaving the right level of English As a student at City College you willand maths is crucial to ensure you spend time on work experiencesuccessfully complete your course. and/or work focused activities toIf your maths and English skills are give you the hands on experiencebelow the level they should be, it of the working world. We activelywill stop you from achieving your encourage our students to take partfull potential. in Young Enterprise and other work based projects. Each year all of ourEnglish and maths are essential for subject areas host or take part invirtually every career and for university, public displays, events and exhibitions.apprenticeships and work. It’s These include our annual awards night,important you work hard to achieve industry week, art exhibition, fashionthe best level possible. show and many more. Our students also take trips and visits to exhibitions,Everyone continues to study English shows, attractions and have guestand maths until they are 18. If your speakers that are relevant to theirGCSE grades are lower than 4/C then subject.you will re-take GCSE or functionalskills qualifications. If your grades are We regularly have students entering4/C or above you will study English and industry based competitions tomaths masterclasses. showcase their skills and ability. We have some fantastic success in competitions showing the talent we have at City College.APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 9

FAQsFAQs Parents and Carers Will I be kept informed of my son/ Will my son/daughter be safe daughter’s progress? at College? Yes. You will receive a written progress report at We are fully committed to making sure all of our the end of the Autumn and Spring terms and be students are safe and happy during their time invited to attend parents evening in the Spring here and all students and staff have a campus ID and Summer terms. We will advise you of the card to access the College, which must be visible dates in the progress report. at all times. If your son/daughter ever has any concerns about their safety they should speak to My son/daughter received free school their tutor or a member of our specially trained meals at school; will he/she have to pay safeguarding team. for meals at College? What happens if my son/daughter Your son/daughter should continue to receive requires learning support? free meals in the College refectory and hub café. You can apply for this through the If your son or daughter requires extra support Bursary scheme at with their learning we have a team who can offer www.southampton-city.ac.uk/student-support support and assistance to them throughout their time in college. For more information see pages What costs are involved in coming 16–17. to College? How can my son/daughter get If your son/daughter is aged 16-18 our full-time to College? study programmes are free to study, but coming to College can involve other costs, such as travel, Our main campus is in the city centre making it equipment and trips. Financial assistance is easy to get to. The city is served by trains, ferries available if your household income is less than and several bus companies operating a wide £27k making you eligible for the Bursary scheme. variety of routes in and around Southampton. This can help with transport, food, trips and Discounts are available to our students on the visits, equipment and uniform if required. buses, trains and ferries. If you are eligible for our Bursary scheme the costs of your son/daughter’s transport will be covered.10

Just ask! HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION? CALL US ON 023 8048 4848Students Will you help me to apply for FAQs university, an apprenticeship or job?How often do I have to cometo College? Yes. We actively promote and encourage the progression of our students. Our dedicated team15-18 hours per week over three or four days based in our on-site Futures Centre will guidedepending on your course. you through applications, CV writing, interview techniques and much more.Are there any clubs or activities I cando at College? Do I have to continue studying English and maths?As part of your course, we offer activities,competitions, trips and visits so you can discover Having the right level of English and maths isnew interests, develop new skills and ultimately crucial to ensure you successfully complete yourhave fun! You can also represent your class and course and are able to progress to universityorganise events by getting involved with our or work. All full-time students follow a studyStudent Council. programme which consists of your main subject, English and maths and work experience.Who can I turn to if I need help withmy studies? How can I feedback on my college experience?You will have a personal tutor who will provideyou with continual support during your time at We will ask for your feedback in a number ofCollege but, if you feel you need extra support, ways including online surveys, tutorials andyou can speak to one of our Student Advisers. focus groups. To make your time at College asWe also have dedicated Learning Support productive and enjoyable as possible we will askAssistants if you have particular learning needs for your feedback and offer help where possible.such as dyslexia, hearing or visual impairment.APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 11

Mayflower 400 Mayflower 400 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of a historic voyage, when the Pilgrims set sail for America on the Mayflower. This was one of the most influential journeys in global history and a defining moment in the relationship between Britain, the USA and the Netherlands. During 2020 there will be major events in Southampton to commemorate the Mayflower sailing from the city and there will be special projects and activities at College, which you will be able to participate in and explore what happened in 1620 and why this journey is still relevant today. 12

Next Steps Next StepsSupporting you University PartnershipsWe will talk to you regularly about We have agreements in place withyour options after college. Whether local universities offering a range ofthat is university, apprenticeships or admission and progression benefitsemployment. Our dedicated Futures to our students, including guaranteedteam will help you with your next steps. interviews for entry onto specific degree programmes.You will have support with:ÒÒ Applying for your next course Look out for our UCAS points indicators and for the guaranteed at college interview with Solent University logo onÒÒ Careers advice our course pages.ÒÒ Searching and applying for a GUARANTEED university, job or apprenticeshipÒÒ Researching universities and other interview with Solent University higher education optionsÒÒ UCAS application processÒÒ Writing personal statementsÒÒ CV writingÒÒ Work experience optionsÒÒ Interview techniquesAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 13

Why an apprenticeship?Apprenticeships earn industry while you learn specific training It’s a mix of studying at college Work alongside experienced staff and on the job training. You can to gain industry related skills. gain a degree level qualification Get ‘on the job’ experience without the debt of university and ‘off the job’ training get careerprogress your Employers recognise and value qualified apprenticeships You’ll gain an industry recognised qualification14

ApprenticeshipsApprenticeships are a great way As well as your apprenticeshipto gain nationally recognised qualification your training programmequalifications whilst being employed includes:and earning a wage. They are a greatalternative to A-levels and university, ÒÒ Functional skills in English, mathswith those building their careers and ICTthrough the apprenticeship route morelikely to stay in work throughout their ÒÒ Key transferable skillslife. To start an apprenticeship you willneed an employer who is willing to Apprenticeshipstake you on as an apprentice.Apprenticeships at City CollegeBusiness Construction MarineAccountancy Bench Joinery Boat BuildingBusiness Administration Bricklaying Marine ElectricalCustomer Service Carpentry Marine EngineeringInformation Technology Civil EngineeringTeam Leading Construction Contracting Motor Vehicle Electrical Installation Motor Vehicle (Heavy)Service Industries Painting & Decorating Motor Vehicle (Light)BarberingHairdressing EngineeringChef de Partie Building Services Engineering(professional cookery)Commis Chef Electrical Engineering(professional cookery) Fabrication & WeldingEarly YearsEarly Years Heating & Ventilation Mechanical Engineering AoC National Apprentice of the Year Danielle Thomas Winning this award wouldn’t have been possible without the continued support from City College. They’ve all really pushed and encouraged me.For more information on our apprenticeships downloadour guide at www.southampton-city.ac.uk/prospectusAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 15

Student Support City College is fully committed to ensuring that all students achieve their full potential. We provide excellent resources, advanced technology, dedicated staff and a range of services to help support you throughout your time at college.Student Support Personal Tutor Additional Learning Support As a full-time student you will have Whilst at college you may need extra a personal tutor who will focus on support to help you with your learning. supporting you to achieve your best Our dedicated team of Learning and help ensure that your time at Support Assistants have a wealth of college is a positive experience. Your experience in supporting students with tutor will monitor your progress, set learning difficulties and disabilities. targets and guide and support you We have a Success Centre in the with your studies. Learning Centre where you can work with a Learning Support Assistant who Learning Resources can provide support on completing You will have access to our online assignments and preparing for exams. learning resource, Citybit, where you will be able to access relevant learning We may be able to offer: activities and materials, submit your ÒÒ A support assistant in class assignments and have easy contact ÒÒ One-to-ones outside of class time with your tutors outside of timetabled ÒÒ Use of assistive technology classes. You will also have access to ÒÒ Communication support worker for Student Advantage, our student portal, where you will be able to view your hearing impaired students attendance, punctuality, timetable and ÒÒ Special exam arrangements for messages from your tutor. those that need them Our Learning Centre offers you a wealth of library resources (printed, electronic and audio-visual), printing and scanning facilities, extra computer access, as well as group and quiet study zones. Drop-in sessions are also available if you need extra support with your assignments.16

Personal Support Financial Support Student SupportWe want to ensure you are happy and We make every effort to help studentssettled during your time at college. overcome any financial barriers toAnyone may need support from time learning at college. If your householdto time. Your tutor will most likely be income is less than £27,000, you willthe first person you want to talk to probably be entitled to financialbut if you feel you need extra support support. No matter what course youyou can speak to one of our Student want to do, we are here to make sureAdvisers. financial concerns do not interfere with your study. We offer confidentialThey can help with: and free advice on fees, bursaries, andÒÒ Ensuring you are on the right emergency funding. Depending on the circumstances, we can help you gain course and right level access to a range of financial assistanceÒÒ Support to keep your attendance up options.ÒÒ Support with personal issuesTravel and Transport AttendanceOur students are able to purchase Our Attendance Officers work closelydiscounted bus tickets from First and with students and families to promoteBluestar buses. If you’re eligible for the high levels of attendance and toBursary Scheme your bus travel may support students in achieving their fullbe FREE. potential.APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 17

Guide to Levels We offer courses at a range of levels from beginner to expert or pre-GCSE to A-level equivalent. To help you identify a level suitable for you we have listed them below. For more information visit our website.Guide to Levels L3 Level 3 is Direct entry requirements: preparation ÒÒ 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–C including Level 3 for university or advanced English and maths apprenticeships OR ÒÒ A qualification at Level 2 as well as Equivalent to: A-levels English and maths Qualifications: ÒÒ BTEC Diploma ÒÒ National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Level 3 ÒÒ Access to Higher Education ÒÒ Foundation Diploma L2 Most employers Direct entry requirements: use Level 2 as One year course Level 2 their minimum ÒÒ 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D including requirement for work or an apprenticeship English and maths OR Equivalent to: ÒÒ A qualification at Level 1 GCSEs (9–4/A*–C) Two year course ÒÒ GCSEs grade 3/D or below including English and maths Qualifications: ÒÒ BTEC First Diploma ÒÒ National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Level 2 E Entry Level Direct entry requirements: courses build basic ÒÒ None Entry Level knowledge, skills Qualifications: ÒÒ Entry level certificate and confidence18

How to Apply 1 2 3 How to ApplyFind your course Attend your Accept your place and apply interview You will receive writtenFind the course that We will invite you for confirmation of your interests you in this an informal interview place.prospectus or online to ensure it’s the right course for you and To secure your place and apply. to identify the most please confirm your suitable level of study. acceptance as soon as possible.Equal OpportunitiesAt City College Southampton we provide a learning and working environmentwhere people are treated with respect. This means welcoming and valuingthe richness of diversity by treating people as individuals and considering allapplications fairly and equally. Apply todayImportant Notice Admissions Team St Mary StreetThe information in this guide was correct at Southampton SO14 1ARthe time of publication (August 2018) andmay be subject to change without prior 023 8048 4848notice. [email protected] www.southampton-city.ac.ukCourses will run if sufficient enrolments arereceived. When there are too few enrolments,the College may cancel the course.APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 19

The UK has the ART, DESIGN & PHOTOGRAPHY 2ndlargest design sector in the world UK creativeindustries generate £87.4BN a year to the UK economy Jobs in thecreative sectorare expectedto rise up to ath i rd by 2020 Earn UP TO £50,000 AS A GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Have you got a passion and creative flair for visual arts, design or photography?We can give the opportunity to enhance and develop your creativity to enableyou to progress to university or employment in this exciting industry.Learn or develop existing skills in drawing, painting, textiles, 3D crafts, graphicdesign, illustration, photography and sculpture whilst benefitting from our fullyequipped studios and modern technology.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Art, Design & Photography ÒÒ Well equippedVisual Merchandisersalary £12,000 – £25,000 art studios ÒÒ Large andUse design skills to help promote the image, productsand services of businesses. Create eye-catching product fully equippeddisplays and store layouts. photography studio ÒÒ PhotographyGraphic Designer dark roomsalary £14,000 – £50,000 ÒÒ Suite of Apple Macs ÒÒ Gallery exhibitionResponsible for creating design solutions that have a spacehigh visual impact for products and services, includingwebsites, advertising, magazines, computer gamesand packaging.Commercial Photographersalary £12,000 – £50,000Create visual images for an exceptionally wide range ofcreative, technical and documentary purposes. Usuallyworking to a brief set by the client or employer.Phill Pepper industry expertPhill began his career freelancing in London tutorbut found his niche photographing high-profilecelebrities for music magazines such as Kerrang 21and NME. Throughout his interesting 20 years inthe industry, Phill has worked internationally withmany esteemed brands including Sony. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

Art, Design & Photography student Jever Rubrica success At City College: Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative & Visual Arts Progressed to: BA (Hons) Degree in Illustration at Arts University Bournemouth 22

Creative & Key facts Art, Design & PhotographyVisual Arts Diploma Duration: 1 yearLevel 2 Course assessed byAre you interested in exploring your creativity Coursework/practicaland pursuing a career in the creative and visual 100%arts? If so this course is an excellent place tostart. It offers you the opportunity to explore Entry requirementsand develop your creativity as well as providingyou with a range of skills and knowledge. It will 4 GCSEs grades 9–3/A*–Dalso enhance your self-confidence and reveal (including English)the potential career opportunities that exist ANDin the sector. Portfolio of artwork (minimum of 10 A3 pieces including drawing and painting) Short written art assessment at interview Where next? ÒÒ Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative & Visual Arts or Photography & Digital ImagingWhat will you learn? Example trips & activitiesÒÒ Materials, processes and technical skills in Visiting artists Gallery trips creative and visual arts Work experienceÒÒ Contextual research End of year exhibitionÒÒ Drawing skillsÒÒ Solving 2D creative visual problems, using drawing, illustration, graphics, textiles and printmakingÒÒ Solving 3D design and craft problems using a range of resistant materialÒÒ Solving time-based creative problems within photography and moving imageryÒÒ Communication skills in creative and visual artsÒÒ Developing and producing a personal projectAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 23

Creative & Key facts Visual Arts Extended Diploma Duration: 2 years Level 3 Course assessed by This industry recognised two-year course is Coursework/practical equivalent to 3 A-levels, making it an excellent 100% route to studying at university. Earn up to 168 UCAS points#Art, Design & Photography It will lead you to a wide range of careers GUARANTEED within the creative industries. If you have an interest in visual arts, this course will give you interview with the opportunity to explore and develop your Solent University creativity. The qualification has been written with the support of University of the Arts London. Entry requirements What will you learn? 5 GCSEs grades 9–4/A*–C Year 1 (including English) ÒÒ Traditional and experimental techniques OR ÒÒ Drawing and painting Level 2 in Art & Design (merit ÒÒ Printmaking or distinction grade) including ÒÒ 3D sculpture GCSE English grade 9–4/A*–C ÒÒ Digital processes AND ÒÒ Photography and darkroom skills Portfolio of artwork (minimum ÒÒ An introduction to art and design theory of 10 A3 pieces including drawing and painting) and practice ÒÒ Creative practical skills Where next? ÒÒ Contextual and historical research through ÒÒ HNC/HND in Art & a series of themed project briefs Design or Photography ÒÒ Idea development and creative ÒÒ Pre-degree Diploma ÒÒ Degree at university problem-solving ÒÒ Freelance work Year 2 ÒÒ Developing specialist skills in one Example trips & activities or more disciplines Visiting artists ÒÒ Preparing for professional life in the Gallery trips creative industry ÒÒ Building a portfolio of work that will gain you Work experience a place at a university of your choice End of year exhibition #Based on Distinction grades24

Photography & Key factsDigital Imaging Extended Diploma Duration: 2 yearsLevel 3 Course assessed byThis industry recognised two-year course is Coursework/practicalequivalent to 3 A-levels, making it an excellent 100%route to studying at university. Earn up to 168 UCAS points#It is an ideal choice if you have a passion for GUARANTEED Art, Design & Photographyphotography and want a career in this excitingindustry. You will learn a variety of photography interview withskills and techniques in our modern studio and Solent Universityout on location. Entry requirementsWhat will you learn?Year 1 5 GCSEs grades 9–4/A*–CÒÒ Working with Nikon and Canon (including English) OR DSLR Cameras Level 2 in Art & Design (meritÒÒ Shooting images on location using reflectors or distinction grade) including GCSE English grade 9–4/A*–C and location lighting kits ANDÒÒ Learning Flash and continual lighting Portfolio of photography (minimum of 10 pieces) techniques in our state of the art photography studio Where next?ÒÒ Batch Processing and manipulating digital ÒÒ HNC/HND in Photography images using Adobe Lightroom ÒÒ Pre-degree DiplomaÒÒ Showcasing your work at the ÒÒ Degree at university end of year exhibition ÒÒ Freelance workYear 2ÒÒ Advanced studio techniques Example trips & activitiesÒÒ Retouching digital images using Visiting artists Adobe PhotoshopÒÒ Developing and processing film in Gallery trips the darkroomÒÒ Using a range of additional resources to Work experience enhance your creative potentialÒÒ Showcasing your work at the End of year exhibition end of year exhibition#Based on Distinction grades 25APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

BEAUTY 55,000 hairdressing, barbering andbeauty businesses in the UK 56%of people working in beauty are self-employedUK hair & beauty industry worth £7BN Earn UP TO £30,000 AS A BEAUTY CONSULTANT

The beauty industry is dynamic, fast moving and exciting, driven by evolvingfashion trends and health culture. A career in this industry is ideal if you arecreative, have good attention to detail, are hardworking and like working withpeople. It is also a career that could take you almost anywhere you want in theworld. You will learn from our industry experienced staff in our fully equippedbeauty salon to give you excellent training and experience of working withcustomers.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Beauty ÒÒ Purpose builtBeauty Therapistsalary £15,000 – £25,000 beauty salon, Kudos ÒÒ Sienna X tanningCarry out beauty treatments for clients to enhance theirexperience and improve their wellbeing. booth ÒÒ Massage andMake-up Artistsalary £13,000 – £50,000 treatment beds ÒÒ Manicure barApply make-up and style hair for anyone appearing in ÒÒ Electrotherapyfront of a camera or a live audience. This could includeanything from a natural look for TV to using wigs and equipmenthairpieces for period dramas. ÒÒ MicrodermabrasionSpa Manager equipmentsalary £19,000 – £25,000 ÒÒ Holistic treatmentResponsible for the day-to-day operations of a health facilitiesor beauty spa. They handle the bookkeeping, theemployees, and the services that are offered by the spa.Jo Pengelly industry expertJo worked for renowned beauty company Estée tutorLauder for 15 years, where she specialised inrecruiting, training and educating consultants. 27With her adept knowledge of the industry andcontinual professional development, Jo providesour students with the skillset needed by employers. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

Beauty Therapy Key facts Technical Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 or 2 yearsBeauty The first year of this course is a great introduction Course assessed by to the hair and beauty sector. In the second year you will specialise in beauty therapy with a Coursework/practicalExam combination of practical and theory based topics 75% 25% to give you a range of skills required for working in the industry. Entry requirements What will you learn? Direct Entry to year 2 Year 1 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D ÒÒ Introduction to the hair and beauty sector (including English and maths, ÒÒ Presenting a professional image in a salon science is also preferred) ÒÒ Create an image using colour for hair OR Level 1 Diploma in Hair or and beauty Beauty (including level 1 ÒÒ Skin and hand care functional skills) ÒÒ Basic make-up application ÒÒ Themed face painting Entry to year 1 ÒÒ Nail art application GCSEs grade 3/D or below ÒÒ Providing basic manicure and OR Entry level certificate pedicure treatments ÒÒ Create a hair and beauty image Where next? ÒÒ Health and safety in the salon ÒÒ Level 3 Diploma in Hair ÒÒ Salon reception duties Year 2 or Beauty ÒÒ Anatomy and physiology ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship ÒÒ Principles of practice for beauty therapists ÒÒ Hair removal treatments in Hairdressing, ÒÒ Facial and skin analysis Barbering or Beauty ÒÒ Manicure treatments ÒÒ Pedicure treatments Example trips & activities ÒÒ Light cured gel polish Visits to trade shows ÒÒ Lash and brow treatments ÒÒ Apply make-up services Guest speakers ÒÒ Spray tanning treatments Salon, spas and cruise ship visits Work experience Industry week activities28

Beauty Therapy Key facts Beauty Technical DiplomaLevel 3 Duration: 1 yearThis course will allow you to develop yourknowledge and understanding of relevant Course assessed byanatomy and physiology in beauty therapy.You will also develop your communication and Coursework/practicalExamcustomer service skills consulting with clients, 60% 40%successfully promoting and retailing productsand providing a range of beauty treatments Entry requirementsincluding electrotherapy, body massage andstone therapy. Level 2 Technical Diploma in Beauty TherapyWhat will you learn? ANDÒÒ Promote and sell products and services 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–C (including English, maths and to clients science)ÒÒ Provide body massageÒÒ Provide facial and body Where next? ÒÒ Enter employment in electrotherapy treatmentsÒÒ Anatomy and physiology commercial salons,ÒÒ Provide dry spa treatments destination/day spas,ÒÒ Provide body stone therapy treatments health farms, cruise ships, theatres, airlines or hotel chains ÒÒ Start your own beauty business Example trips & activities Visits to trade shows Guest speakers Salon, spas and cruise ship visits Work experience Industry week activitiesAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 29

BUSINESS, ENTERPRISE & LAW 4.5mpeople employed in business roles in the UK Over 7,400 businesses in Southampton Over 60,000 new businessescreated each year in the UK Earn UP TO £35,000 AS A BUSINESS ADVISER

Our business, enterprise and law courses prepare you for a variety of job roles,self-employment or for a degree at university. They will provide you with theopportunity to build your confidence and knowledge as well as developingyour team work and communication skills. Business and enterprise skills canbe transferred to almost any sector making them one of the most flexible skillsets to have.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Business, Enterprise & Law ÒÒ Well equippedLawyersalary £20,500 – £43,000 classrooms with computer facilitiesAs a lawyer you will work at a magistrates’ court and ÒÒ Interactivespend your time in court rooms and offices, preparing whiteboardsfor court sessions and making sure evidence is ready. ÒÒ Event/exhibition facilitiesMarketing Executivesalary £18,000 – £30,000Promote employer’s products, services or ideas. Thismay include planning marketing campaigns, productlaunches, market research, media buying and publicrelations events.Events Managersalary £17,000 – £40,000Events managers are responsible for organising andrunning a variety of events. They control the whole project,from planning, managing and running the events.Nick Sanders industry expertNick has over 40 years of business experience, tutorwith his first general manager role aged just 21.His background includes logistics, supply chain 31management, sales, HR and the management oflarge teams, working across a range of sectors forcompanies such as TNT and New Look. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

Business Key facts Enterprise Technical Certificate & Events Duration: 1 year Course assessed by Level 2 Coursework/practicalExam 75% 25%Business, Enterprise & Law This exciting business course will give you Entry requirements a range of skills you can take into your future career. You will learn about business 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D enterprise which you can use to develop your (including English and maths) entrepreneurial skills should you aspire to start up your own business. You will also learn about Where next? the events industry and how you plan, organise ÒÒ Level 3 Extended and deliver events. Diploma in Business & Law ÒÒ Apprenticeship in Business and Administration ÒÒ Business related employment, e.g. retail, office administration, sales or marketing What will you learn? Example trips & activities ÒÒ The business enterprise environment Work experience ÒÒ Researching a concept for a new or revised Local industry events product or service ÒÒ Promoting and financing business Employment fairs and talks enterprise ideas ÒÒ Planning and pitching business Industry week activities enterprise ideas ÒÒ Principles of delivering events ÒÒ Organising an event ÒÒ Delivering customer service at events ÒÒ Delivering an event32

Business & Law Key facts Extended DiplomaLevel 3 Duration: 2 years Course assessed byEquivalent to three A-Levels, this is a recognisedroute to university. You will gain an advanced Coursework/practicalExamunderstanding of how a business works and you 70% 30%will develop the skills and knowledge needed forworking in a business or commerce environment. Earn up to 168 UCAS points#You will also learn about the English legal GUARANTEED Business, Enterprise & Lawsystem and how different laws affect businessesand individuals. interview with Solent UniversityWhat will you learn? Entry requirementsYear 1ÒÒ Exploring business 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–CÒÒ Developing a marketing campaign (including English and maths)ÒÒ Personal and business finance ORÒÒ Managing an event Level 2 Diploma in BusinessÒÒ Digital marketing (merit or distinction level) andÒÒ Pitching for a new business GCSE English and maths gradeYear 2 9–4/A*–CÒÒ International businessÒÒ Principles of management Mature students considered viaÒÒ Business decision making interview and skills testÒÒ The English legal systemÒÒ Employment law Where next?ÒÒ Civil liability ÒÒ Degree at universityÒÒ Criminal law impacting on business ÒÒ Work in marketing or and individuals office administration ÒÒ Start your own business Example trips & activities Work experience Local industry events Employment fairs Visits to employers Industry week activities#Based on Distinction grades 33APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

CHILDCARE & EARLY YEARS Over46,000Childminders in the UK Over452,000 early years staff in the UK Over 3mchildcare places in the UK Earn UP TO £45,000 AS A NURSERY MANAGER

If you have a passion for working with children our range of courses offer a widevariety of career progression opportunities. If you want practical and personalskills to work in this industry our childcare and early years courses are for you.We will help you develop your abilities with a combination of practical and theorywork, along with specialist work placements to give you vital experience ofworking in an early years setting.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Childcare & Early Years Classrooms with:Primary School Teacher ÒÒ Nursery equipmentsalary £22,000 – £37,000 ÒÒ Baby change andHelp to give young children the best possible start feeding equipmentin life. Develop lesson plans that meet curriculum ÒÒ Creative areaobjectives and help children to learn. ÒÒ InteractiveEarly Years Practitioner electronic babiessalary £14,000 – £24,000Work with babies and young children from birth tofive years in childcare settings. Make sure that thechildren develop and learn in a safe and supportiveenvironment.Playworkersalary £12,000 – £30,000Plan, organise and take part in play and leisure activitiesfor 4 to 16 year olds, in breakfast clubs, after schoolclubs, mobile play buses and holiday play schemes.Rosie Collantine industry expertRosie began her long career as a qualified tutorNursery Nurse. She has worked in schools as aLearning Support Assistant and in retail as a baby 35equipment consultant and manager. She trainedas a primary school teacher and is now passingon her expert knowledge to her students. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

Early Years & Key facts Primary Settings Diploma Education Duration: 1 or 2 years Course assessed by Level 2 Coursework/practicalExam 90% 10%Childcare & Early Years The first year of this course is a great introduction Entry requirements to early years and health and social care. In the second year you will specialise in early years and Direct Entry to year 2 primary settings with a combination of practical 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D and theory based topics to give you a range of (including English and maths, skills required for working in the industry. science is also preferred) OR It will prepare you to work with children between Level 1 Diploma in Early Years birth and 11 years. Throughout the course you or Health & Social Care will complete a weekly work placement giving (with level 1 functional skills) you excellent first-hand experience of working in the childcare industry. Entry to year 1 GCSEs grade 3/D or below, What will you learn? OR Year 1 Entry level certificate ÒÒ Services and roles in health, social care Where next? and early years sectors ÒÒ Level 3 Technical ÒÒ Health and safety ÒÒ Communication skills Diploma in Early Years ÒÒ Healthy eating ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship ÒÒ The values of working with children and ÒÒ Enter employment in vulnerable groups nurseries, primary schools Year 2 or pre-schools ÒÒ Child development from birth to 11 years ÒÒ Play and learning Example trips & activities ÒÒ The role of a practitioner/teaching assistant ÒÒ Nutrition Guest speakers ÒÒ Physical development and activity ÒÒ Exploring legislation Work experience Industry week activities Visits to nurseries Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check will be required36

Childcare & Key factsEducation Technical Diploma Duration: 2 years(Early Years Educator) Course assessed byLevel 3 Coursework/practicalExam 85% 15%This course has been designed for those Earn up to 168 UCAS Childcare & Early Yearswho want to work in early years childcare and points#education. It prepares you to work with childrenbetween birth and five years and gain knowledge GUARANTEEDof children aged 5 to 7 years. Throughoutthe course you will complete a weekly work interview withplacement giving you excellent first-hand Solent Universityexperience of working in the childcare industry. Entry requirementsWhat will you learn? 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–CYear 1 (including English and maths)ÒÒ Child development from conception to OR Level 2 in Early Years or seven years Health & Social CareÒÒ Children’s health and well-being ANDÒÒ Providing safe environments for children Level 2 Functional Skills inÒÒ Play and learning English and mathsÒÒ Children’s additional needsÒÒ Observation, assessment and planning Where next?ÒÒ Work placement ÒÒ Foundation Degree atYear 2ÒÒ Supporting emerging children’s literacy City College ÒÒ Degree at university and maths ÒÒ Enter employment inÒÒ Preparing for school readinessÒÒ International perspectives nurseries, primary schoolsÒÒ Reflective practice for professional or pre-schools ÒÒ Advanced apprenticeship developmentÒÒ Professional partnerships in early years Example trips & activitiesÒÒ A professional practice portfolioÒÒ Children’s health Guest speakersÒÒ Work placement Work experience Industry week activitiesDisclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check will be required Visits to nurseries#Based on A* gradeAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 37

CONSTRUCTION280,000 construction businesses in the UK179,000new construction jobs by 2021 Constructioncontributes almost £90BN to the UK economy Earn UP TO £42,000 AS AN ELECTRICIAN

Whether you want a career as a Carpenter, Bricklayer, Plumber, Architect,Electrician or Painter and Decorator, our construction courses are the idealoption. You will be taught a range of practical techniques and skills requiredto enter employment within your chosen trade. You will learn from our industryexperienced tutors in our purpose built workshops. In all of these trades you canwork for yourself once qualified becoming self-employed, which could take youanywhere in the world.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Construction ÒÒ 2 bricklayingBricklayersalary £15,000 – £30,000 workshops ÒÒ 2 carpentry andBuild and repair walls, chimney stacks, tunnel liningsand decorative stonework. You might also refurbish joinery workshopsbrickwork and masonry on restoration projects. ÒÒ Painting andCarpenter decorating workshopsalary £18,000 – £40,000 ÒÒ Electrical workshop ÒÒ Plumbing andMake and install wooden fixtures and fittings. You canwork in many areas, including construction sites, fitting heating workshopout shops and bars and building sets for film and TV. ÒÒ Installation andPlumber commissioning bayssalary £15,000 – £40,000 ÒÒ Welding andDepending on your qualifications, you’ll service soldering facilitiesand repair heating, water and sanitation systems in ÒÒ Modern CAD 2Ddomestic and commercial premises. and 3D equipment and softwareMike Mullen industry David Philpott expertMike has over 12 years tutors David’s 30 years in theexperience as a qualified domestic and commercialelectrician and ensures plumbing industry beganhis students have the with an apprenticeship.broadest understanding Specialising in pipe fittingof working in the industry. and maintenance, he hasHe’s travelled across the worked for a multitudeUK working on numerous of companies includingconstruction sites. shipyards and the US army.APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 39

Construction student Louis Southwell success At City College: Level 3 Bricklaying Progressed to: Bricklaying Apprentice at Crest Nicholson 40

Brickwork Key facts Construction DiplomaLevel 2 Duration: 1 or 2 years Course assessed byThis course will provide you with the knowledgeand skills required to progress on to becoming Coursework/practicalExama skilled bricklayer. You will learn a variety of 70% 30%skills to enable you to build, repair and maintaincommercial and residential buildings. Entry requirementsWhat will you learn? Direct Entry to year 2Year 1 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–DÒÒ Principles of building construction, (including English and maths) AND information and communication A relevant level 1 qualificationÒÒ Setting out and building of masonry Practical qualifications may also structures up to damp proof course be considered as an alternativeÒÒ Carrying out block and brick laying activities entry depending on gradeÒÒ Carrying out cavity walling activities achievedÒÒ Health, safety and welfare in constructionYear 2 Entry to year 1ÒÒ Interpreting working drawings to set out GCSEs grade 3/D or below (including English and maths) masonry structures ORÒÒ Producing thin joint masonry and Level 1 in English and maths masonry cladding Where next?ÒÒ Building solid walling, isolated and ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship attached piers in BricklayingÒÒ Carrying out brick laying activities ÒÒ Entry level employmentÒÒ Carrying out cavity walling activitiesÒÒ Construct cavity walling forming within the construction industry masonry structuresÒÒ Health, safety and welfare in construction Example trips & activities Guest speakers Work experience Industry week activitiesAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 41

Carpentry Key facts & Joinery Diploma Duration: 1 or 2 years Level 2 Course assessed by This career-led course will provide you with the Coursework/practicalExam knowledge and skills required to progress on 70% 30% to becoming a skilled carpenter. You will learn, develop and practise the skills required for Entry requirements working in site carpentry or joinery. Direct Entry to year 2 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D (including English and maths) AND A relevant level 1 qualificationConstruction Practical qualifications may also be considered as an alternative entry depending on grade achieved What will you learn? Entry to year 1 Year 1 GCSEs grade 3/D or below ÒÒ Principles of building construction, (including English and maths) OR information and communication Level 1 in English and maths ÒÒ Maintain and use carpentry and joinery Where next? hand tools ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship ÒÒ Prepare and use carpentry and joinery in Site or Bench Joinery portable power tools ÒÒ Entry level employment ÒÒ Produce woodworking joints ÒÒ Health, safety and welfare in construction within the construction Year 2 industry ÒÒ Carry out first fix flooring and roofing ÒÒ Carry out first fix frames, partitions and stairs Example trips & activities ÒÒ Carry out second fixing operations Guest speakers ÒÒ Carry out carpentry maintenance ÒÒ Set up and operate a circular saw Work experience Industry week activities42

Painting & Key facts ConstructionDecorating Diploma Duration: 1 or 2 yearsLevel 2 Course assessed byThis course is designed to develop the skills and Coursework/practicalExamknowledge required to work in the painting and 70% 30%decorating industry and to become a skilledpainter and decorator. You will develop skills Entry requirementsin specialist decorative and painting finishes,including application of different types of wall Direct Entry to year 2and ceiling papers to surfaces. 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D (including English and maths)What will you learn? ANDYear 1 A relevant level 1 qualificationÒÒ Principles of building construction, Practical qualifications may also information and communication be considered as an alternativeÒÒ Erecting and dismantling access equipment entry depending on grade achieved and working platformsÒÒ Preparing surfaces for decoration Entry to year 1ÒÒ Applying paint systems by brush and roller GCSEs grade 3/D or below (including English and maths) to non-complex areas ORÒÒ Applying foundation and plain papers Level 1 in English and mathsÒÒ Health, safety and welfare in constructionYear 2 Where next?ÒÒ Erecting and dismantling access equipment ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship and working platforms in Painting & DecoratingÒÒ Preparing surfaces for decoration ÒÒ Entry level employmentÒÒ Applying paint systems by brush and roller within the construction to complex areas industryÒÒ Applying standard papers to walls Example trips & activities and ceilings Guest speakersÒÒ Producing specialist decorative finishes Work experienceÒÒ Applying and creating colour Industry week activitiesÒÒ Health, safety and welfare in constructionAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 43

Construction Electrical Key facts Installation Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 or 2 years This industry-recognised qualification will provide Course assessed by you with the basic knowledge and craft skills of electrical installation. You will learn, develop Coursework/practicalExam and practise the installation of wiring systems 60% 40% together with the relevant theory of electrical installation. Entry requirements Taught by our industry experienced tutors, you Direct Entry to year 2 will develop a large number of practical wiring 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–C and installation skills designed to help you find (including English, maths and work as an apprentice or self-employed installer. science) What will you learn? Practical qualifications may also Year 1 be considered as an alternative ÒÒ Installation methods, procedures and entry depending on grade achieved requirements ÒÒ Electrical installation craft skills Entry to year 1 ÒÒ Electrical science principles and technology GCSEs grade 3/D or below ÒÒ Environmental protection methods in (including English and maths) OR building services Level 1 in English and maths ÒÒ Health and safety in electrical installation Year 2 Where next? ÒÒ Electrical installation theory and technology ÒÒ Level 3 Diploma in ÒÒ Electrical installation methods, procedures Electrical Installation and requirements ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship ÒÒ Electrical installation craft skills ÒÒ Electrical science and principles in Electrical Installation ÒÒ Health and safety ÒÒ Entry level employment in electrical installation Example trips & activities Guest speakers Work experience Industry week activities44

Electrical Key factsInstallation Diploma Duration: 1 yearLevel 3 Course assessed byThis course will give you advanced knowledge Coursework/practicalExamand skills of electrical installation. You will 60% 40%practise and be assessed on the installation andtesting of electrical equipment together with Entry requirementsthe relevant theory of electrical installation andwiring regulations. Level 2 in electrical installation AND 5 GCSEs grade 9–4/A*–C Construction (including English, maths and science) Practical qualifications may also be considered as an alternative entry depending on grade achieved Where next? ÒÒ Entry level employment as trainee electrician Example trips & activities Guest speakers Work experience Industry week activitiesWhat will you learn?ÒÒ Electrical installation designÒÒ Environmental technology systemsÒÒ Inspection testingÒÒ Diagnosing and correcting electrical faultsÒÒ Electrical science and principlesÒÒ Environmental health and safetyAPPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk 45

Construction Plumbing Key facts & Heating Diploma Level 2 Duration: 1 or 2 years This course will give you the basic training Course assessed by required for a career in plumbing and heating. You will learn about various domestic system Coursework/practicalExam installation, maintenance techniques and the 70% 30% scientific principles in plumbing and heating. Entry requirements What will you learn? Year 1 Direct Entry to year 2 ÒÒ Basic plumbing applications on plastic waste 4 GCSEs grade 9–3/A*–D (including English, maths and pipe and rainwater guttering science) ÒÒ Basic plumbing applications on copper, AND A relevant level 1 qualification plastic pressure and low carbon steel pipework Practical qualifications may also ÒÒ Installation, repair and maintenance of be considered as an alternative plumbing systems entry depending on grade ÒÒ Scientific principles found within plumbing achieved engineering ÒÒ Structure of the construction industry Entry to year 1 ÒÒ Health and safety GCSEs grade 3/D or below ÒÒ Understand methods of conserving and (including English and maths) reducing wastage of water and electricity OR ÒÒ Preparing to work on a construction site Level 1 in English and maths Year 2 ÒÒ Scientific principles in plumbing and heating Where next? ÒÒ Pipework fabrication processes and ÒÒ Advanced Apprenticeship techniques for plumbing and heating systems in Building Services ÒÒ Domestic hot and cold water, central Engineering or Heating heating and above ground drainage system and Ventilation installation and maintenance techniques ÒÒ Entry level employment ÒÒ Electrical systems within building services within the construction engineering industry ÒÒ Health and safety ÒÒ Communication skills Example trips & activities Guest speakers Work experience Industry week activities46

Architectural Key factsCAD & Extended DiplomaConstruction Duration: 2 yearsDesign Course assessed byLevel 3 Coursework/practicalExam 75% 25% Earn up to 168 UCAS points#If you aspire to be an architect, building surveyor, GUARANTEEDquantity surveyor, structural, mechanical orelectrical building services engineer, construction interview withplanner or construction manager this course is Solent Universityfor you. Entry requirements Construction 5 GCSEs grade 9–5/A*–CWhat will you learn? (including English, maths andYear 1 science), or equivalentÒÒ Computer aided design (CAD) ORÒÒ Health, safety and welfare Level 2 Diploma in ConstructionÒÒ Sustainable construction or Plumbing and Heating (withÒÒ Science and materials GCSE English, maths andÒÒ Mathematics in construction science grade 9–4/A*–C)ÒÒ Construction technology and designÒÒ Building technology Substantial professional sectorYear 2 experience also consideredÒÒ Surveying in construction and Where next? civil engineering ÒÒ HNC in Building ServicesÒÒ Construction in civil engineeringÒÒ Structural mechanics at City CollegeÒÒ Building regulations ÒÒ Degree at universityÒÒ Project management ÒÒ Enter employmentÒÒ End of year project Example trips & activities Guest speakers Industry competitions Industry week activities Work experience#Based on Distinction grades 47APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

CRIMINOLOGY & FORENSICS 50,000 offenders are identified from crime scenesusing fingerprints each year Approximately 20%of UK adults were victims of crime in 2017 5,000staff work in the UK forensic science industryEarn UP TO£45,000AS A FORENSIC SCIENTIST

Do you want a career investigating crime in the police force, forensic science orlegal professions? If so studying Forensic & Criminal Investigation is for you.Criminology is the study of the reasons why individuals commit crimes. Assistingin a criminal enquiry or piecing together the jigsaw of a complex crime scene isa challenging profession but, at the same time, hugely rewarding knowing thatyour skills and knowledge could help to solve the puzzle in an important crimeinvestigation.Achieve Your Dream Job Facilities Criminology & Forensics ÒÒ Science laboratoryForensic Scientist ÒÒ External sitesalary £20,000 – £45,000+ for forensicForensic Scientists use a range of techniques to find investigationand study evidence from crime scenes, such as blood, ÒÒ Fingerprintinghairs, textile fibres, glass fragments and tyre marks. equipment ÒÒ Links with SolentScenes of Crime Officer University’ssalary £16,000 – £35,000+ specialist forensic facilitiesScenes of Crime Officers are responsible for preserving ÒÒ Modern classroomsand protecting crime scenes to ensure all evidence with computeravailable is captured. They are also responsible for facilitiesfinding and recovering evidence and recording it.Forensic Toxicologistsalary £20,000 – £75,000+Forensic Toxicologists are scientists responsiblefor testing bodily fluids and tissue samples duringautopsies looking for the presence of chemicals.Kelly Jones industry expertKelly has an extensive background in forensics, tutorhaving studied and simultaneously worked inforensic anthropology for over 6 years. She 49specialises in forensic archaeology with a majorityof her experience being analysing prehistoricremains from museums and dig sites. APPLY AT southampton-city.ac.uk

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