Contents. Why Choose Carlisle College?

02 Contents COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 04 Fees & Financing Your Course 05 How to Apply 06 AAT Accounting and Business 08 On-line Learning-marketing & law 09 Computing 10 General Engineering 12 Teacher Training 14 Why Choose Carlisle College? Carlisle College has partnered with leading institutions to bring higher education courses right to your very doorstep. with Courses based on local market needs and with input from business its a combination that makes our graduates highly sought after by employers. All of our courses are designed with your future career in mind and with tutors who are industry professionals who will share with you their insight and experience. Meanwhile we also support you to find a work placement to gain your own experience and boost your CV. Studying close to home is often the financially sensible option, whilst also allowing you to fit your studies around other commitments that you may have such as employment, looking after children or caring for others. Carlisle College provides a safe and supportive environment in which everyone is able to study and work to the best of their ability. You ll work in small classes, have high levels of contact with your tutor and you ll never find that you re just a face in a crowd a problem many students face in other University settings. For our Access to Higher Education courses see page 94 University Partners: Smart move! 03 University Level Course Guide 2018/2019 Call 01228 822 700 Email info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

04 04 04 Course Course Entry Entry Requirements Requirements HNC HNC HNC HND HND HND Foundation Foundation Degree Degree Foundation Degree top-up top-up bachelor s bachelor s degree degree top-up bachelor s degree Level 3 Extended Diploma at Merit Level 3 Extended Diploma at Merit or Distinction You You can can apply or apply 2 for A-Levels for at or Distinction or 2 A-Levels at Level Grades 3 Extended A*- C and Diploma GCSE English at Merit at Grades A*- or Distinction You C and can GCSE or apply English 2 A-Levels for at A*-C (Maths may be required at for A*-C (Maths may be required for Grades A*- some C and subjects) GCSE English at some subjects) A*-C (Maths may be required for some subjects) Level 4 HNC at Merit or Distinction Level 4 HNC at Merit or Distinction Level 4 HNC at Merit or Distinction 80 UCAS points or equivalent or 80 UCAS points or equivalent or comparable qualifications and/or comparable qualifications and/or 80 a range UCAS of points relevant or equivalent experience. or a range of relevant experience. comparable qualifications and/or a range of relevant experience. Foundation Degree or HND in Foundation Degree or HND in the subject to be studied. the subject to be studied. Foundation Degree or HND in the subject to be studied. Fees Fees & Financing Financing Your Your Course Course Going Going to to University University can can be be costly, costly, however however at at Carlisle Carlisle College College we can we provide can provide you with you a with local, a Going local, to University can be costly, however at Carlisle College we can provide you with a local, value value for money for money alternative. alternative. Not only Not that only but that we but have we a dedicated have a dedicated team of Student team of Services staff who value can for money alternative. Not only that but we have a dedicated team of Student Services Going staff help who to you University can with help all you can aspects with be costly, all of aspects finance however of from finance at Carlisle loans from to College loans budgeting. and we can bursaries provide to you budgeting. with a local, staff who can help you with all aspects of finance from loans and bursaries to budgeting. value for money alternative. Not only that but we have a dedicated team of Student Services Fees Fees staff for for who for Higher Higher can help Education Education you with courses courses all aspects starting starting of finance in 2018/19 2018/19 from loans are are as and as follows: follows: bursaries to budgeting. Fees for Higher Education courses starting in 2018/19 are as follows: Mode Mode of of Study Mode Study of Study Qualification Qualification Qualification Foundation Foundation Degree Degree Charge Charge 2018/19 2018/19 Charge 2018/19 Per Per Period Period Period Per Year Total Total Cost Total Cost Cost 12,330 12,330 Foundation Degree Foundation Degree Per Year 12,330 11,940 11,940 Foundation Top-up Degree Top-up Degree Degree Per Year 11,940 Top-up Degree Top-up Degree Per Year Top-up UCLan Degree Cert in UCLan Cert in Education / PGCE Education UCLan / Cert PGCE in Education UCLan Cert / PGCE in UCLan Cert in Education / PGCE Education UCLan / Cert PGCE in Education HND / PGCE HND 8,200 National Diploma) 8,200 National HND Diploma) 8,200 National HND Diploma) HND National Diploma) National HND Diploma) National HND Diploma) HND National Certificate) National HND Certificate) 4,200 4,200 Engineering National Engineering Certificate) 4,200 HNC Engineering HNC National Certificate) National HNC Certificate) National HNC HNC Certificate) National Certificate) National HNC Certificate) 4,200 4,200 Engineering National Engineering Certificate) 4,200 Engineering The The price price includes tuition, exam exam and and and material material fees fees fees (where (where (where applicable). applicable). aplicable). 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06 How to Apply It is easy to apply to study at Carlisle College... Apply online at carlisle.ac.uk, by post or in person at the College or at a College event. You will receive an email within 10 working days, inviting you to come to the College to discuss the course you have applied for with a tutor from your chosen course area. You may be made a conditional offer of a place at Carlisle College. This may be dependent on your exam results. Alternatively we may offer you an interview with our careers/advice and guidance officer to look at the options available to you. You will be invited to an enrolment session at the end of August and will be given your start date along with information on how to apply for financial support. Don t forget to accept your place at College. you are now a student at Carlisle College! 07 University Level Course Guide 2018/2019 Call 01228 822 700 Email info@carlisle.ac.uk Visit carlisle.ac.uk

What can I study? AAT PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN Accounting Accredited through the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) this 15 month part time programme explores specialist areas of accounting such as taxation and external auditing and looks at detailed financial and costing statements produced by accountants. Course units include: Management Accounting Financial Statements for Limited Companies Accounting Systems and Controls Cash and Treasury Management Credit Management Personal Tax External Auditing Students will learn through a variety of methods including lectures, project work, seminars and e learning tutorials. This course is continually assessed with each unit being assessed individually. Students would normally require an Advanced Diploma in Accounting or equivalent as a minimum entry requirement. Chartered Accountants professional study programme or higher education. To study further in taxation you can also progress onto the Association of Taxation Technicians programme. HNC Business This part time course provides a specialist work-related programme of study that equips you with the knowledge, understanding and skills required in the business sector. Placing academic theory and learning within a practical vocational context, you will be encouraged to broaden your personal understanding of business and develop valuable transferable skills to really enhance your career prospects. This course consists of a variety of core units and additional specialist units such as: Business and the business environment Marketing Human Resource Management Management Operations Management Accounting Managing a successful business project Students will learn through a variety of lectures, group exercises, practical work, seminars and undertake directed and selfstudy. This course is continuously assessed using coursework. You can apply to the second year of University or enter employment within a business or management role, or if you are already employed, advance your ability to progress to more senior roles. Online Learning Carlisle College has teamed up with Newcastle College Business Academy to offer dedicated online learning provision, whereby students can study a range of higher level qualifications in the subject areas of Marketing and Law. Delivered online with flexible start dates, these courses can be studied in the comfort of your own home or workplace and include fully qualified online tutor support, professional learning materials, a detailed study guide, and an online electronic library. What s more, learning this way means you have the flexibility to access your course 24/7 for the duration of your studies. Chartered Institute of Marketing The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) is the world's largest organisation for professional marketers with a global reputation as a centre of excellence and whose qualifications are recognised worldwide. The CIM develop their standards based on detailed research and continual feedback from employers, so they re closely matched to the skills and knowledge required within the market. The following higher level CIM courses are delivered via supported online learning: CIM Level 4 Certificate in Professional Marketing CIM Level 4 Awards in either; Digital Marketing, Marketing, Integrated Communications or Customer Experience CIM Level 6 Diploma in Professional Marketing Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) is the professional association and governing body for Chartered Legal Executive lawyers, other legal practitioners and paralegals. CILEx offers a unique route to a legal career and becoming a qualified lawyer without a requirement to having a law degree, although law graduates and graduates with non-law degrees can also qualify as a lawyer through the CILEx route. The following higher level courses are delivered via supported online learning CILEx Level 6 Professional Higher Diploma in Law and Practice LLB (Hons) Law and Practice For more information, fees and to enrol, please visit www.carlisle.ac.uk/onlinelearning If you'd like to discuss any of the online courses please contact the Newcastle College Business Academy team on 0191 226 6313 or email businessacademy@ncl-coll.ac.uk 08 09

Foundation Degree Computing (full time/part time) This course is designed to equip students with the relevant skills to help combat the digital skills shortage. As well as preparing students to independently think and analyse systems, the course also prepares students with the practical application to gain employment. Accredited by the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) this foundation degree covers multiple disciplines including web development (Html5, Css3, JavaScript, Php), programming (C++), human computer interaction, project management, networking and more. Given the increasing threat of cyber security, an underlying theme of security is underpinned in all subjects, enabling students to explore, analyse and problem solve scenarios and case studies. Upon successful completion of the course students will be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to build, maintain and repair computer systems, websites, networks and software applications and can apply for related employment within the industry. Students can also choose to top up their foundation degree to a full degree by studying a top up in Computing. bsc (hons) Degree top up Computing (full time/part time) This computing top up course accredited by UCLan is designed to build on existing knowlege and skills and provide you with the opportunity to gain a high level qualification currently sought after by employers. Students will study a range of modules not limited to but including, Database driven websites, E-Business, OO methods in Computing and a Double project (Dissertation) where Students will collaborate with peers and gain links with local employers. Students will be equipped with the high level skills to enable them to work in a variety of industries and roles such as System Analyst, Web Developer, Programmer, Technician, Network Engineer and Security Analyst. Students can also choose to continue studying and progress onto a Masters level qualification. Ryan Knighton Foundation Degree in Computing I am really enjoying my foundation degree studies at Carlisle College following my passion for security and networking. I previously worked for the NHS in IT but I wanted to expand my academic knowledge. My goal on completion of my foundation degree is to study for an honours degree at UCLan in Networking, Computer Forensics and Computer Security before going back into employment in the sector. Sam Ogle Computing Tutor Whilst working as an IT Engineer at Innovia Films I studied for a foundation degree in computing at Carlisle College where my tutors were the inspiration in my decision to go into teaching here. Since working at Carlisle College I have obtained a first class honours degree in computing at Teesside University. 10 11

12 HNC/HND General Engineering (MuLti-Skilled) Full Time/Day Release/Evenings This course is designed to develop students engineering skills, knowledge and understanding at a higher level and includes units based in industry, either as part of your regular work, or completed whilst on placement. HNC units include: Engineering Science Further Maths for Engineering Managing Project (workplace based) Thermodynamics Engineering Design Electrical and Electronic Principles Mechanical Principles Automation and Programmable Logic Control (PLC) we also offer programmes to improve your skills to gain access to hnc/hnd courses at carlisle college The HND requires the successful completion of further units following completion of the HNC qualification, units include: Professional Engineering management Lean Manufacturing Further Mechanical Principles Further Electrical Principles Further Mathematics Further Programmable Logic Control (PLC) You will benefit from modern equipment, professional engineering software and IT facilities. HND/HNC s are universally recognised in UK industry and are highly valued by employers, helping you to progress in employment within the engineering sector. They can also count towards incorporated membership of professional bodies. Students can also progress to top-up to an honours degree. Lewis Shaw HND General Engineering I first started Carlisle College in 2013 as part of my Engineering Apprenticeship with Nestle. Having completed Level 3 and 4, I progressed on to the HND where I attend college one day a week. Attending college has really enhanced my knowledge and performance in my job at Nestle and I hope to progress onto a degree level qualification. Sam Bell Engineering Tutor After leaving school I served a four year engineering apprenticeship with Pirelli Tyres in Carlisle. During my 15 years at Pirelli I gained qualifications up to an honours degree in mechanical engineering and worked as part of the maintenance team and as a projects engineer. I then worked for a private training company as an engineering assessor before becoming a tutor at Carlisle College, where my experience in the sector is proving invaluable. 13

14 Teacher Training All our Teacher Training Courses are accredited by the University of Central Lancashire FULL AND PART TIME UCLAN Pre-Service Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) About this course This qualification is open to all graduate, pre-service and pre-employment teachers, trainers and tutors in the Lifelong Learning Sector (16 years and older). The certificate is designed for students seeking employment in a full teaching role in the Further Education or regulated sector, having responsibility for students throughout the learning process and engaging in teaching on a range of levels within their subject specialism. Students are required to secure a voluntary placement in the Further Education or the regulated sector. Contact the Head of Teacher Training for advice. Entry Requirements A Degree or equivalent in your teaching subject specialism 5 GCSE s at grades C and above or equivalent (including English) The ability to communicate fluently, accurately and confidently in English. Pre-course guidance, interview and admission to the programme will include an interview with the Course Leader and where necessary with curriculum subject specialists to confirm that subject qualifications and vocational experience offered can be matched with a suitable teaching practice placement. FULL AND PART TIME UCLAN Certificate in Education This qualification is open to all new, pre-service and pre-employment teachers who are not graduated trainers and tutors in the Lifelong Learning Sector (16 years and older). The certificate is designed for students seeking employment in a full teaching role in the Further Education or regulated sector, having responsibility for students throughout the learning process and engaging in teaching on a range of levels within their subject specialism. Students are required to secure a voluntary placement in the Further Education or the regulated sector. Contact the Head of Teacher Training for advice. Entry Requirements 5 GCSE s at grades C and above or equivalent (including English) Level 3 or 4 NQF qualification in your teaching subject specialism (depending on the subject and professional experience) The ability to communicate fluently, accurately and confidently in English. Pre-course guidance, interview and admission to the programme will include an interview with the Course Leader and where necessary with curriculum subject specialists to confirm that subject qualifications and vocational experience offered can be matched with a suitable teaching practice placement. It is recommended that all applicants have experience in a vocational area in which they propose to teach. Post Graduate Diploma in Professional Practice and the MEd as well as the Post Graduate CPD Framework. 15

16 UCLAN Preparation for Education and Training A first step course designed as an initial tool kit for trainees to commence a teaching career in the post-16 sector. It replaces the Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS) qualification. No teaching experience is needed and no teaching placement is required while on this course. This is a 15 week long evening course, after which students can progress to the Introductory or Intermediate certificates below. UCLAN Introductory Certificate in Education and Training An introductory course open to applicants hoping to teach in the post 16 sector and to those already teaching and training in the adult, community and work based sectors. It is a requirement of the programme that applicants should be employed as a teacher or have a placement as a teacher, trainer or tutor for a minimum of 30 hours during the programme. This is in addition to other entry requirements. Teaching should be with groups of learners although one to one teaching is acceptable for up to 10 of the 30 hours. This is a 25 week evening course, after which students can progress to the Intermediate certificate in Teaching, Learning and Assessment. UCLAN Intermediate Certificate in Teaching, Learning and Assessment An intermediate course open to applicants hoping to teach in the post 16 sector and to those already teaching and training in the adult, community and work based sectors. It is a requirement of the programme that applicants should be employed or have a teaching placement as a teacher, trainer or tutor for a minimum of 75 hours during the programme. This is in addition to the other entry requirements. Teaching should be across more than one level with a variety of learners. Teaching must be carried out predominantly with groups of learners, although one to one for up to 10 hours is acceptable. This is a 32 week (one academic year) evening course and is equivalent to half the full PGCE or Certificate in Education. Students can progress to year 2 of the Post Graduate/Certificate in Education. UCLAN Entry Requirements (for all the above courses) 5 GCSEs at grades A* to C or equivalent. Must including English Language A minimum of a Level 3 qualification in your teaching vocational subject specialism A Level 4 qualification for academic subjects The ability to communicate fluently, accurately and confidently in English Note: Applicants who do not have an English GCSE grade A* to C will be required to successfully complete the university diagnostic test prior to entry. Work experience and occupation/professional certificates may be considered as an alternative to having a Level 3 qualification in the subject specialism. Zoe Parry Certificate in Education I was working as an Accountant when I decided to take some time out to work abroad. When I was teaching in Tanzania I realised that I really enjoyed helping people to achieve their goals and I hoped to continue teaching when I returned home. I enrolled at Carlisle College on the Full Time UCLan Certificate in Education course and I m now teaching Accounting & Business Finance here. This edition of the Carlisle College University Level Course Guide describes the facilities and courses the College intends to offer during the academic year commencing autumn 2018. The most up-to-date and detailed source of information at any time is the Carlisle College website at www.carlisle.ac.uk Please note that whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information provided in this guide is accurate, potential applicants are advised to contact Carlisle College before applying in order to confirm all the details of what is currently available. 17