2015/16 Adult and Higher Education Prospectus

ADULT AND HIGHER EDUCATIONCourses for 2015 – 2016

Welcome to the CollegeWelcome to St Vincent College Adult and Higher Education brochure. This brochure details thelearning opportunities we offer for adults, businesses and the community, daytime and evening, fulland part-time.There are many reasons why we choose to access learning as an adult, so if you want to take up a newhobby, brush up on skills you haven’t used in a while, learn new skills to help you or your staff at work,or gain a qualification, we are sure that there will be something here for you.Equal OpportunitiesProviding equal access to educational opportunities for everyone regardless of ethnic origin, religion,age, gender, sexual orientation or disability is important to St Vincent College.Students with Learning Difficulties and/or DisabilitiesWe welcome enquiries and applications from learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. Wecan make adjustments if you have a visual, hearing or physical disability. Please contact us to discussadditional support you may require.Large Print: If you require a large print version of the course details, pleasecontact us.Accessing Main College Full-Time CoursesLearners aged 19+ are entitled to access any of the courses that St Vincent College delivers forits mainstream 16 – 18 year old learners. These include A/AS levels, BTECs and other vocationaland academic qualifications. For more information on these courses, please go to the websitewww.stvincent.ac.uk or request a main college prospectus.Course Fees, Payment and Financial SupportCourse fees vary depending on the type and length of the course and whether it leads to aqualification. The fees quoted are current at the time of publication but may be changed at any timeup to the date of enrolment. Please refer to our fees policy for further details.Other FeesYou may have to pay for books, equipment, materials, photocopying or certificates. Additionalfees and individual course requirements will be explained in the relevant course leaflet. If you joina course that leads to an examination/accreditation, you may have to pay an examination fee onenrolment or during the course.Are You Entitled to a Free Course?If you are an adult who does not already have a full Level 2 qualification (i.e. you do not have 5 GCSEsat grades A* – C, an NVQ at Level 2 or equivalent qualification) you may qualify for free tuition onour programmes. If you have some qualifications we may still be able to help with an assisted place.Please ring for details on 023 9258 3890.Means Tested Benefits (MTB) – Fee RemissionSome courses may attract reduced fees or full fee remission if you are unemployed and in receipt of aqualifying means tested benefit.

Financial SupportChildcare SupportThe childcare element of Discretionary Learner Support Funding exists specifically to supportindividuals aged 20+ who choose to return to education. The fund is available to those with childcarerequirements, who would not otherwise be able to study if funding was not available to them.Application forms containing details of eligibility criteria are available from the Finance Office in theStudent Services Centre.St Vincent Financial Support SchemeFor students aged 19 – 23 years old on 1 September 2015. Application forms containing details ofeligibility criteria are available from the Finance Office in the Student Services Centre.24+ Advanced Learning Loans for courses at Level 3 or Level 4If you are aged 24 or over you are now able to apply for an Advanced Learning Loan to help you payyour college tuition fees for courses at Level 3 or Level 4. These loans have been introduced to helpthose who may not want/be able to pay their course fees in full at the start of their course.The loan is not means tested, there are no upfront cost or credit checks and they have low rates ofinterest attached. Repayment on a loan for course fees does not start until you have completed yourcourse and are earning more than £21,000 a year.For further information on loans go to www.gov.uk/advanced-learning-loansFor more information on the college courses, please contact 023 9258 3890.Overseas Student – Non EU ResidentIf you have lived outside the European Economic Area during the last three years you may beconsidered as an overseas learner, in which case higher fee rates will be payable.Minimum Enrolment NumberIf a course does not have enough learners enrolled it may not run. We will inform you of any changesas soon as possible.Cancellation of a SessionOnce a course has commenced and if a session has to be cancelled due to circumstances beyond ourcontrol, every effort will be made to make up for lost time. This may mean holding the session onanother day, but this cannot be guaranteed.RefundsStudents will be expected to have fully researched the course they are applying for before they enrolin terms of its suitability and any requirements that there might be in following it. If, after two weeks,you are unhappy with your course, we will transfer you to another that is more suitable to yourneeds if available.v For short term courses of less than one year, there is no eligibility to apply for a refund of course fees.However, we will refund course fees in the following circumstances:v Where the college cancels a course, for example, due to insufficient numbers to make the course viable.v We reserve the right to delay or change start or finish dates if we are obliged to do so. Only if such a change includes a change of day or venue will repayment of fees be possible.We regret that no refunds will be given in any other circumstances.Please note: All information is correct at time of publication but may be subject to change.

College FacilitiesFacilities at St Vincent Collegev Learning Resource Centrev On-site Costa Coffee shop and refectoryv Hairdressing Salon (Please telephone 023 9260 3592)v Theatrev Leisure Centre facilities: • Main Sports Hall (Badminton, Basketball, 5 a-side Football, Zumba etc.) • Small Sports Halls x 2 (Badminton, Gym Classes, Martial Arts etc.) • Grass Football Pitches • Artificial Turf Pitch • Netball Courts • Tennis Courts • Climbing Walls • Fitness Suite • Meeting Rooms • Range of fitness classes. (Please contact the Leisure Centre for details.)Leisure Centre facilities are available for hire during evenings,weekends and holidays.If you are interested in hiring out one of our venues thenplease contact the Leisure Centre office on: 023 9260 3560Monday – Thursday 4.00 pm – 9.00 pm or by email on:[email protected]

Do you want a University Qualificationin EarlyYears Care & Education?StVincent College is the place for you! Exciting opportunity for qualified, experienced early years practitioners to study in Gosport for the Foundation Degree, Early Year’s Care and Education accredited by Portsmouth University.Why St Vincent College? • 100% success rate • Experience of delivering the degree since its inception • Highly qualified and experienced staff • Strong tutorial programmeFor further information contact:Sue Woods 023 9260 [email protected] Lane GosportHampshire PO12 4QAT: 023 9258 8311E: [email protected]: stvincent.ac.ukFbk: stvincent6FC

At St Vincent College we offer Apprenticeship Programmes that develop industry specific skills. Bycombining work and training, our Apprentices develop vocational skills and essential knowledge.We support Apprentices and their employers throughout the programme to ensure maximumbenefits for all.An Apprenticeship is a great way to combine learning with working. You can develop your practicalskills and knowledge in the workplace and at college and gain nationally recognised qualifications toenable you to succeed in your chosen career.St Vincent currently offers two levels of Apprenticeships:v Level 2 (Intermediate) Apprenticeshipsv Level 3 (Advanced) ApprenticeshipsWe offer Apprenticeships in areas such as: Business and Administration; Children and YoungPeople’s Workforce/Early Years Educator; Customer Service; Health and Social Care; SupportTeaching and Learning in Schools . . . and more!For further information contact the Apprenticeship Team on 023 9260 3669, [email protected] or visit our website www.stvincent.ac.uk 19+ VOCATIONAL WORK BASED NATIONAL VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (NVQ) • Are you interested in working in Healthcare, Childcare, Schools, Business Administration, Customer Service? • Do you already work in one of these areas and need to gain qualifications to support you at work? • Would you like to start working in one of these areas? St Vincent College offers National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) in a wide range of vocational areas, at several levels (Award, Certificate and Diploma). These are well recognised qualifications which could help you in your current working role or for your career development and progression. The courses can be delivered as classroom taught courses with workplace assessments, or via 1:1 support and assessment in the workplace. All our courses are detailed on the college website but if you would like more information or to enrol, please contact Lynsey or Tracey on 023 9260 3600 or e-mail lskaskiewicz@ stvincent.ac.uk

OUT THERE PROJECT EveErNyoNnOeRWWOelc!oLmeThe Out There project offers a variety of *FREE short taster courses in various community (SuFbrejeectCthoilfducnadrieng)venues in the Gosport area. The courses are held during the day, term time and all adults arewelcome.FREE childcare may be available subject to funding - please ask for further details.COURSES AVAILABLEUpdate your skillsIntro to Counselling, Intro to Forensics, Intro to Criminology, Intro to Child Psychology, Introto Sociology, Customer Service, Intro to Childcare, Intro to First Aid, Preparing for Interviews, CV Writing,Computers for Beginners, Intro to Word, Word Extra, Back to Basics Maths and Back to Basics English, Health andSocial Care, Intro to Social Work, Intro to Office Skills, Touch Typing, Intro to Bookkeeping, Intro to Spreadsheets,Powerpoint, *Makaton, Confidence Building, Intro to iPadInterest and hobbiesBuying and Selling on Ebay, *Intro to Gardening, *Sewing for Beginners, *Patchwork for Beginners, *Cake Decorating,*Creative Cupcakes, *Hairdressing for Fun, *Nails and Manicure for Fun, *Spanish for Beginners, *Digital Camerasfor Beginners, *Intro to Picasa, Guitar for Beginners *Intro to Drawing and *Intro to Watercolours, *Intro toPottery, *Jewellery Making, *Patchwork for BeginnersIf you are interested in any of the above courses please telephone us on 023 9252 5704 or email [email protected] or call into the Out There Project office at: The Nimrod Community Centre, Nimrod Drive, Rowner, Gosport, PO13 8BE for further details please visit the website www.stvincent.ac.uk facebook: St Vincent Out There Project(*) Tuition fees FREE – a small charge applies towards resources etc. on some courses ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMAS• Do you want to go to university but don’t have the entry requirements?• Can’t improve your prospects without a degree?• Life has changed - is it time to do something for you?• In just one year you could be qualified to enter university and progress to that new careerSpecifically aimed at students over 19, the Access to HE Diploma offers a recognised entry qualification tohigher education. You can study the course either full time over a year or part-time over two years. We offera range of Diplomas, each with a choice of subjects available:• Education Studies• Health and Social Care Professions• Nursing and Healthcare Professions• Social Sciences• All students take Academic Skills units on Academic Essay Writing, Critical Thinking and Independent Research ProjectThe Access course is free for students 19 – 23 yrs where this is your first level 3 qualification, andsubsidised if you already hold a level 3 qualification. Those who are 24 and over can apply for a 24+ loanto cover the fees. You do not need to repay this until you are earning £21,000 or more a year, and if yousuccessfully graduate from HE your loan is wiped off your account!For further information and an application form telephone Sue Woods on 023 9260 3607 oremail [email protected]

Course Dates/TimesOur courses run at various times throughout the year. Please contact us on 023 9258 3890 for up-to-date times and dates. The classes listed are those planned but courses may be cancelled at shortnotice if there are insufficient enrolments.National Vocational Qualifications (NVQ)These are well recognised qualifications which could help you in your current working role or foryour career development and progression.Course Levels 2 – 4 FeesBusiness Administration Level 2 Work-based learning and classroom taughtChildren & Young People’s programmes start throughout the year.Workforce (CYPW) Levels 2 – 4 Please contact us for more details or toCustomer Service Level 3 register your interest. Fees vary accordingEarly Years Educator Levels 1 – 5 to age and previous level of qualificationHealth & Social Care Levels 2 & 3 achieved, loans are available. PleaseSupporting Teaching & Learning in contact us on 023 9260 3600 or emailSchools Levels 3 & 4 [email protected] for feeTraining, Assessment and Quality information. You may be entitled to full orAssurance (TAQA) partial funding. These qualifications can be taken at Award, Certificate and Diploma levels, supported in the workplace or also through classroom taught courses.ApprenticeshipsAn Apprenticeship is a great way to combine learning with working. You can develop your practicalskills and knowledge in the workplace and at college and gain nationally recognised qualifications toenable you to succeed in your chosen career.Course LevelBusiness Administration We offer Apprenticeship programmes startChildren & Young People’s Apprenticeships throughout the year. Please contactWorkforce/Early Years Educator at: the Apprenticeship Department onCustomer Service 023 9260 3669 or email: Intermediate – [email protected] forEarly Years Educator Level 2, further details.Level 3 Diploma Advanced – Level 3Health & Social CareSupporting Teaching & Learning inSchoolsOut There Project (Off-site Community Learning)The College also delivers courses from the Nimrod Centre, Rowner and other venues across theborough. Please contact 023 9252 5704 for details of these courses or see separate ‘Out There’advert within this brochure.

Qualification CoursesCourse Day & Time Start date No of Course Means Autumn weeks Fee TestedBiology (GCSE)** Tues 7.00 – 9.00 pmCounselling Skills Wed 5.45 – 8.45 pm 15.09.15 30 weeks Benefit(L2 Award) 16.09.15 10 weeks £195 Free £150 No fee remissionCounselling Skills Course will commence April 2016 No fee(L3 Certificate)** Please telephone 023 9258 3890 for further details. remissionCriminology Tues 6.30 – 9.00 pm 15.09.15 20 weeks £195(L2 Certificate)**English (iGCSE)* Wed 7.00 – 9.00 pm 16.09.15 30 weeks £210 FreeEnglish (iGCSE)* Thur 7.00 – 9.00 pm 17.09.15 30 weeks £210 FreeFood Safety Please telephone 023 9258 3890 for further details.(L1 Award) Tues 6.00 – 9.00 pm 15.09.15 30 weeks £448 FreeFood Safety(L2 Award)Hairdressing**(L1 Diploma)Hairdressing** Wed 9.00 – 3.00 pm 16.09.15 30 weeks £765 Free(L2 Diploma)Mathematics (GCSE)* Tues 7.00 – 9.00 pm 15.09.15 30 weeks £195 FreeMathematics (GCSE)* Wed 7.00 – 9.00 pm 16.09.15 30 weeks £195 FreeMathematics (GCSE)* Thur 7.00 – 9.00 pm 17.09.15 30 weeks £195 FreePersonal Training Please telephone 023 9258 3890 for further details.(L3 Certificate)Psychology (GCSE)** Thur 7.00 – 9.00 pm 17.09.15 30 weeks £195 Free* These courses are ‘Free’ to those who do not have a full Level 2 qualification in English and Mathematics.** Fees include examination/certification or accreditation costs.First Aid CoursesThe college delivers the following accredited courses:v Emergency First Aid at Work (Unit 1) Level 2 – 2 daysv Paediatric First Aid (Units 1 and 2) Level 3 – 2 daysv First Aid at Work (Units 1 and 2) Level 3 – 3 daysPlease contact 023 9258 3890 for course dates, details and costs. These can be delivered fromCollege or from your workplace for groups of employees.

Teacher Training CoursesOur part-time Teacher Training courses are for those who wish to teach in the further educationand skills sector. We offer the Level 3 Award in Education and Training for those with little or noexperience of teaching and the Level 4 Certificate in Education and Training for those who want toprogress towards a full teaching qualification. Our 2 year part-time distance learning PGCE/PCEcourse, accredited by the University of Greenwich, is an in-service course for practicing teachers/trainers wishing to gain a full teaching qualification for the further education and skills sector (notschools). For further details please telephone 023 9258 3890.Course Day & Time Start date No of Full Fee Means Autumn Spring Summer weeks Tested BenefitAward in Tues 15.09.15 05.01.15 12.04.16 11 weeks £320 19-23 yrsEducation and 5.00 – 8.30 pm - reducedTraining - L3 fees or freeCertificate in Thurs 17.09.15 – – 30 weeks 19-23 yrs - –Education and 5.00 – 8.00 pm £480Training - L4 24 yrs - £975 24+ loan appliesProfessional Contact for further details or see 2 years – –Graduate website: www.stvincent.ac.uk part-timeCertificatein Education/ProfessionalCertificate inEducation -L5/6/7Higher Education Foundation DegreeThis course provides an opportunity for qualified, experienced early years’ practitioners to studyin Gosport for the University of Portsmouth foundation degree. It is endorsed by the Early Yearssector and can lead into an honours degree programme. It also offers the opportunity to completethe Early Years Professional Status. You will already be working within early years, on a paid orvoluntary basis, when you begin this course. For further details and to apply please log onto:www.port.ac.uk/courses/education-childhood-and-youth-studies/fda-early-years-care-and-education/Course No of FeesFoundation Degree in weeks 24+ yrsEarly Years and Childcare £2,250Level 4/5 Contact for further details or see website: 3 years www.stvincent.ac.uk part-time

Access to Higher Education DiplomaSpecifically aimed at students over 19, the Access to HE Diploma offers a recognised entryqualification to higher education. You can study the course either full time over a year or part-time over two years. We offer the following Diplomas: Health & Social Care Professions, EducationStudies, Nursing & Healthcare professions and Social Sciences. Each of these have a choice ofsubjects available. The Access team at St Vincent College is also able to help you make the rightchoices, and this will be discussed at interview. For further details and an application form, pleasetelephone Sue Woods on 023 9260 3607 or email [email protected] No of 19 – 23 yrs 24+ yrs weeksAccess to Higher Education Diploma(4 pathways available) Contact for 1 year full £1250 £3000 per Health & Social Care Professions further details or time or £625 p.a. course 24+ loan Education Studies see website: www. 2 years applies Nursing & Healthcare Professions stvincent. ac.uk part-time Social SciencesEnglish for Speakers of other LanguagesNew learners can be enrolled in Autumn or Spring and classes continue across the Summer Term butno new learners enrolled in Summer.Course Day & Start date No of Course Means Time Autumn Spring Summer weeks Fee Tested (30 wks) £100 Benefit FreeESOL Entry Mon 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 week £100Level 9.30 am – term Free 12.30 pm £100 FreeESOL Entry Tues 22.09.15 12.01.16 – 10 week £65Level 9.30 am – term £100 Free 12.30 pm Free £65ESOL Level 1 Wed 23.09.15 13.01.16 – 10 week Free Freeand Level 2 9.30 am – term Free Free 12.30 pm FreeESOL Wed 6.30 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 – 10 week 24.09.15 14.01.16 termEntry Level 8.30 pm – 10 weekESOL Thur termEntry Level 9.30 am – 12.30 pmESOL Level 1 Thur 6.30 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 – 10 week 8.30 pm 24.09.15 14.01.16 14.04.16 term 25.09.15 15.01.16 15.04.16 10 weekEnglish Thur 1.00 – termConversation 2.30 pm 10 weekClass Fri 11.00 am term – 12.30 pmAll students wishing to enrol onto an ESOL class will be required to undertake an assessment priorto enrolment. To book an assessment please telephone 023 9260 3673.

Online IT Courses (Drop-in sessions)Course No of Course Means weeks Fee Tested BenefitECDL Extra – Level 2 These courses can be 40 hours £260 No feesECDL Advanced – Level 3 accessed off site using 50 hours £400 remission a PC or through one of our drop-in sessions Free for delivered on site 19 – 23 yrs during the week £400 for 24+ yrsOnline IT courses may require an Examination Entry fee to be paid at a later date.English and Maths Core SkillsNew learners can be enrolled in Autumn or Spring and classes continue across the Summer Term butno new learners enrolled in Summer.Course Day & Time Start date No of Course Means Autumn Spring Summer weeks Fee TestedEnglish Mon 9.30 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 weeks Benefit 11.30 am Free Free Free FreeEnglish Mon 12.30 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 weeks Free Free 2.30 pm Free Free Free FreeCore Skills Extra Tues 8.30 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 12.04.16 10 weeks Free FreeEnglish and Maths 11.30 am Free Free Free FreeCore Skills Extra Wed 12.15 – 23.09.15 – – 10 weeks Free FreeEnglish and Maths 2.45 pm Free Free Free FreeCore Skills Extra Fri 10.00 am – 25.09.15 15.01.16 15.04.16 10 weeks Free FreeEnglish and Maths 1.00 pm Free FreeEnglish Mon 6.30 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 weeks 8.30 pmEnglish Tues 1.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 – 10 weeks 3.00 pmEnglish Tues 6.30 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 – 10 weeks 8.30 pmMaths Mon 9.30 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 weeks 11.30 amMaths Mon 6.30 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 – 10 weeks 8.30 pmMaths Wed 6.30 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 – 10 weeks 8.30 pmMaths Thur 9.30 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 – 10 weeks 11.30 amMaths Thur 12.00 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 – 10 weeks 2.00 pmCourses run from Entry Level to Level 2. All students wishing to enrol onto a Skills English orMaths class will be required to undertake an assessment prior to enrolment. If you wish to book anassessment please telephone 023 9260 3673.Length of courses allow for any public and college holidays. Please confirm end dates with the tutor.

Community LearningCourse Day & Time Start Date No of Course Means Autumn Spring Summer weeks Fee Tested BenefitArchaeology – Wed 7.00 – – 13.01.16 – 10 weeks £90 FreeSaxon Wessex 9.00 pmArchaeology – Wed 7.00 – – – 20.04.16 10 weeks £90 FreeMedieval 9.00 pmBuildingsBeginners Guitar Wed 6.30 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 20.04.16 5 weeks £45 Free 8.30 pm 10 weeks £90 Free 5 weeks £45 FreeBrush Up Your Tues 7.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16 5 weeks £45 FreeFrench 9.00 pm 4 weeks £15 FreeCake Art# Thur 7.00 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 21.04.16 9.00 pm 12.11.15 13.01.16 20.04.16 23.09.15Cake Wed 7.00 – 11.11.15 – –Decorating# 9.00 pm 22.09.15 10.11.15Cookery – Tues 7.00 –Christmas 9.00 pmCookery#Cookery – Easy Tues 7.00 – – – 19.04.16 4 weeks £15 FreeEntertaining# 9.00 pm 4 weeks £15 Free 4 weeks Free FreeCookery – Tues 7.00 – – 12.01.16 – 4 weeks £36 FreeHome Cooking# 9.00 pm 10 weeks £90 Free 10 weeks £90 FreeComputers for Tues 7.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16 5 weeks £45 FreeBeginners 9.00 pm 10.11.15 01.03.16 07.06.16 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16Drum Lessons Tues 6.30 – 8.30 pmFurniture Fri 9.00 – 25.09.15 15.01.16 29.04.16Restoration# 11.00 amFurniture Fri 11.30 am – 25.09.15 15.01.16 29.04.16Restoration# 1.30 pmGet more from Tues 7.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16your Digital SLR 9.00 pmCameraGet Started with Tues 6.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16 4 weeks Free FreeEnglish 8.30 pm 10.11.15 11.01.16 18.04.16 4 weeks Free Free 21.09.15 14.01.16 21.04.16 4 weeks £15 FreeGet Started with Mon 6.00 – 09.11.15 15.01.16 21.04.16 4 weeks Free FreeMaths 8.30 pm 24.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16 4 weeks Free Free 12.11.15Introduction to Thur 6.00 – 24.09.15Bookkeeping 8.30 pm 12.11.15 22.09.15Introduction to Thur 6.00 – 10.11.15First Aid 8.30 pmIntroduction Tues 6.00 –to Internet & 8.30 pmE-mail

Community Learning (continued)Course Day & Start Date No of Course Means Time Autumn Spring Summer weeks Fee Tested BenefitIntroduction to Thur 6.00 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 21.04.16 4 weeks £15 Freeusing your iPad 8.30 pmIntroduction to Tues 6.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 19.04.16 4 weeks Free FreeSpreadsheets 8.30 pmIntroduction to Wed 6.00 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 – 4 weeks Free FreeWord 8.30 pmIntroduction to Wed 6.00 – – – 20.04.16 4 weeks Free FreeWord (Extra) 8.30 pmLife Drawing Thur 7.00 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 21.04.16 5 weeks £45 Free 9.00 pm 12.11.15 03.03.16 16.06.16Pottery# Tues 7.00 – 22.09.15 12.01.16 – 10 weeks £90 Free 9.00 pmPottery# Wed 7.00 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 – 10 weeks £90 Free 9.00 pmSpanish L1 Thur 7.00 – 24.09.15 – – 30 weeks £150 Free 9.00 pmSpanish L3 Tues 7.00 – 22.09.15 – – 30 weeks £150 Free(Year 1) 9.00 pmSpanish L5 Wed 7.00 – 23.09.15 – – 30 weeks £150 Free 9.00 pmWatercolours# Wed 7.00 – 23.09.15 13.01.16 20.04.16 5 weeks £45 Free 9.00 pmWedding Cakes Mon 6.00 – 21.09.15 11.01.16 18.04.16 4 weeks £40 Courseto Wow!# 9.00 pm Fee FreeWriters’ Thur 7.00 – 24.09.15 14.01.16 21.04.16 8 weeks £72 FreeWorkshop 9.00 pm# Additional costs will be incurred for these classes. Students will need to supply or pay foradditional resources used throughout the duration of the course. Please see course description forfurther details.

Adult Education Reception Opening TimesMonday – Friday 9.00 am – 4.30 pmTuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 5.30 pm – 8.30 pmCollege holidays 9.00 am – 4.30 pmVocational Area Opening TimesMonday – Friday 9.30 am – 2.30 pmWednesday 9.30 am – 4.30 pmFor Vocational Qualifications please telephone 023 9260 3600, email [email protected] or call into the Vocational Programmes Office to collect an enrolment form.Contact UsAddress: St Vincent College, Mill Lane, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 4QAAdult Education Office: 023 9258 3890Main College Switchboard: 023 9258 8311Fax: 023 9251 1186Email: [email protected]: www.stvincent.ac.ukFacebook: stvincent6FCTwitter: stvincent6FCHow to Enrol on a CourseEnrolment is easy at St Vincent College:v By telephone, with credit/debit card – Tel: 023 9258 3890v By post, with payment AND enrolment formv In person, at the Student Services Centrev If you are claiming a fee remission for unemployment or means tested benefit, please bring proof for our records.

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