ContentsHairdressing 62

Health and Social Care 66

Hospitality and Catering 70

Motor Vehicle 74

Plumbing and Electrical 78

Public Services 84

Sport 86

Steps 88

Supported Learning 90

Teacher Training 92

Travel and Tourism 94

Traineeships 96

Get that Job 98

Advice Session / Open Days27 November4 December (Higher Education)22 January11 April (Community Open Day)25 June13 August20 August

This document can be made available in alternative formats –please contact us.

Course enquiries:Call us: 01228 822700Visit: www.carlisle.ac.ukEmail: info@carlisle.ac.uk

Student Services 14

‘A’ Levels and 6th Form 18

Access to Higher Education 26

Accounting (AAT) 28

Applied Science 30

Apprenticeships 32

Beauty Therapy 36

Business 40

Childcare and Early Years 42

Complementary Therapies 44

Computing 46

Construction 50

Engineering 58

Thinking of

enrolling at

Carlisle College?Over the last few years we have invested over £30 million on our city centre campus. Ournew facilities include state of the art equipment and resources, which significantly expandsour modern campus into a real learning community.

Carlisle College provides students from all walks of life with the best facilities, the bestteaching and outstanding courses.

At Carlisle College, we have invested in world class facilities and the bestteaching so your learning is more relevant, realistic,enjoyable and successful.

Smartmove!

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You don’t haveto stay at schoolRaising the Participation Age…Young people will now have to stay in some form of learning until they are 18 years of age.

But this does not mean young people must stay on at school. There are several other optionsavailable at Carlisle College including:

• Continue in full time education at the College

• Become an Apprentice and learn in the workplace

Evidence shows that participating in learning for longer means that young people are more likelyto get the skills and qualifications that will lead to future employment. It will help to make themost of their potential and enable them to earn more over their lifetime.

Carlisle CollegeThe Facts

Wide range ofcourses

Fantasticindustry standardequipment and resources

£30 millioncampus investmentin the last 10 years

Highly qualified

tutors

Great progressioninto work or further study including university

Proud to be working with

of leading local employersfrom entry level through to Foundation Degrees

A strong 60 year history of enhancing the futurefor our students

with specialist knowledge and a

wealth of industry experience

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5 steps to a place atCarlisle College

Congratulations – you are now a student at Carlisle College!

1 ApplicationApply online at carlisle.ac.uk, by post or in person at the College or at a College event.

2 InterviewYou will receive a letter within 10 working days, inviting you to come to the College todiscuss the course you have applied for with a tutor from your chosen course area.

3 OfferAfter your interview you will be made a conditional offer of a place at College. This may be dependant on your exam results.

4 AcceptanceDon’t forget to accept your place at College.

5 EnrolmentYou will be invited to an enrolment session at the end of Augustand will be given your start date.

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Campus LifeThere is a lot more to Carlisle College than simply studying. We want you toget the most out of your free time, so we have a range social facilities andactivities on offer that will give you an exceptional education experience.

Take Part• Alton Towers

• Disneyland Paris

• The Skills Show

• The Clothes Show

Student Services• Learner Voice

• Student Council

• Financial Support

• Staying Safe

• UCAS Application Support

• Careers Advice

Campus Facilities• Costa Coffee

• Oyster Bistro and Restaurant

• Essence Salons

• Student discount at the Sands Gym

Get Active• Equality and DiversityCompetition

• Fancy Dress Football

• Kick Racism out of Football

• Computer Gaming Club

• Skill Build Competition

• Health and Social CareCompetition

• Sports Competitions

• Hair and Beauty Competition

• Catering Competition

• Enterprise Society

• Sustainability Competition

Carlisle CollegeWork ExperienceProgrammeAll Study Programmes for 16-19 year olds include a significant element ofWork Experience.

Carlisle College has many years of experience working in partnership with leading employersthroughout the North of England and South West Scotland. The Work Experience Team worksacross the College to help students find relevant, realistic and enjoyable opportunities.

Benefit to Students

Work experience can increase your employment potential, helping you in a number of ways. It will:

• Increases your confidence and improves your communication skills and ability to work with others.

• Establishes an understanding of different job roles and potential career opportunities.

• Provides practical experience to enhance your CV for future employment.

• Develops the skills needed to apply for jobs and complete application forms.

• Improves interview technique.

Improving Mathsand EnglishDespite their importance in gaining any kind of work, around a fifth of youngpeople are never taught Maths and English after failing to achieve a GCSEpass at school.

At Carlisle College we will help you achieve your GCSE in Maths and English because we know howimportant it is for your future.

Not only will we help and support you to achieve your grades, we will also show you how learningMaths and English can be enjoyable!

• 16 – 19 year old student with grade E or below at GCSE inMaths and/or English - Work towards Functional Skills qualificationsto further develop their skills in preparation for GCSE.

• 16 – 19 year old student with a GCSE grade D in Mathsand/or English - Work towards GCSE qualification, grade C or above.

• 16 – 19 year old student with a GCSE grade A* – C in Mathsand/or English - Provided with the opportunity to develop higher levelskills if appropriate to future plans.

• Full time student aged 19+ - Provided with the opportunity to worktowards Maths and/or English qualifications either alongside their 16 – 18year old peers or within a discrete adult class.

• Part time student aged 19+ - Provided with the opportunity to worktowards Maths and/or English within a discrete adult class.

• Apprentices - Work towards Maths and English qualifications to supportyour apprenticeship programme.

“I loved the Work Experience aspect of my course and would have happily stayed longer; it gaveme an insight into how customer service is essential for growth and retaining business.”

Abi Stirling – Diploma in Business – Work Experience at Cumbria Law Centre

“I would definitely recommend Work Experience to other students, because not only does it lookgood on your CV, it helps when applying for Higher Education.”

Emily Macleod – Diploma in Travel & Tourism – Work Experience at Virgin Trains

“I really enjoyed my Work Experience, I learnt a lot and really improved my bricklaying skills andeven ended up being taken on as an apprentice.”

Daniel Elliott – Construction Diploma in Brickwork - Work Experience at Iain Cameron Ltd

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Student ServicesSo you’ve made the smart move and applied for a course at Carlisle College…Here is some of the support and advice you will need to make the most of yourtime with us.

Additional help and financial support may alsobe available from the 16-18 Bursary Fund or the19+ Discretionary Learner Support Fund. Forthose studying a Higher Education course atthe College, help may be available fromStudent Services.

The 24+ Advanced Learning Loan

If you are over 24 and starting a furthereducation course at Level 3 or above on orafter 1 August 2015 you may qualify for a 24+Advanced Learning Loan for courses starting inSeptember 2015. It’s easy to apply for,household income isn’t taken into account andthere is no credit check.

Importantly you won’t have to pay anythingback until your income is over £21,000 per year.

The loan will be paid directly to the College onyour behalf. You will not need to pay anythingup front for your course fees. The Collegereceives an allocation of funds to help with thecost of registered childcare and to support youwith travel costs while you are at College. Thisfund does not support the provision of kitwhich may be required to those aged over 24studying at Level 3.

Army Bursary Scheme

If you are aged between 16 and 32, applying fora Further Education course at Level 2 or aboveand are hoping to start a career in the Army atthe end of your course, the Army BursaryScheme may offer financial support for yourstudies. For further information contact yourlocal Army Careers Office.

Financial Advice and Support

Looking forward to coming to College but worried about money? Don’t be. We have fundingavailable to help you out and a team of friendly staff who can answer any questions or concernsyou may have. This includes questions about transport, course fees, Further Education (FE) &Higher Education (HE) loans, debts & budgeting and much more.

Equality and Diversity

Carlisle College provides a safe and supportiveenvironment in which everyone is able to studyand work to the best of their ability. TheCollege recognises its responsibilities inrespect of Equality legislation. Behaviour whichmakes another feel embarrassed, demeaned,ridiculed or intimidated because of their sex,race, disability, religious beliefs, age, sexualorientation, gender identity or any othercharacteristic is totally is not accepted atCarlisle College.

Bullying

Carlisle College is an environment in whichstudents can feel safe and confident and whichdoes not tolerate bullying of any kind.

Staying Safe

Children, young people and vulnerable adults havea fundamental right to protection from harm.

Your welfare is our priority and we aim toensure that Carlisle College provides a safe andsecure learning environment. If you have anyconcerns about college or home life, speak toStudent Services or your course Tutor. TheCollege has a safeguarding team that canprovide an effective response to your needs.

Parents’ / CarersInformationYour son or daughter will meet regularly withtheir Tutor who will offer support on manyissues that can affect their student life andexperience. These meetings include group andone-to-one sessions and cover topics includingpersonal safety, health and social issues. Thetutorial programme also helps studentsprepare for the next stage of life, whether it iswork, another course or University.

Progress Reviews

Course Tutors will organise these one-to-onereviews during the year to help monitorstudent progress. Support is given to ensurethat every student has the best chance ofsuccess and can achieve their full potential. Itis also an opportunity for students to discussany issues they have at College.

Parents’ Evening

Parents and Carers (for full time studentsunder the age of 18) will be invited to meet

with staff on Parents’ Evenings. This willinclude an opportunity to discuss progress atCollege. Written reports will be sent to Parentsand Carers of students under the age of 18.

Additional Support

Staff are on hand to discuss a variety of supportoptions to help you succeed in your studies. Ourstaff are trained to offer support in:

• Severe to mild learning difficulties

• Deaf and hearing impaired

• Specific learning difficulties

• Basic Skills needs

• Blind and visually impaired

• Exam concessions

Before starting a course, your son/daughter willtake an initial assessment. This is to ensure thatthey are on the right course at the right level. Itcan also help identify any additional supportneeds they may have.

Full time further education students who are under 19 at the start of theircourse receive FREE tuition.

Students in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance (including partner where theclaim is joint) or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) in the workrelated activity group may be eligible for FREE tuition.

Help and advice on all aspects of transport and financial help for eligiblestudents will also be available.

Advice on student loans for HE including fees and living expenses.

Information on FE loans for adults aged 24+ studying at Level 3 or higher.

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Course EntryRequirementsAged 16 – 18

Your currentQualificationsNo formal qualifications

GCSEs at grades E – ForEntry Level qualificationorScottish equivalent

4 GCSEs at grades D – E, including a D in Maths and English orLevel 1 vocational qualification atmerit or distinction and Level 1qualifications in Maths and EnglishorScottish equivalent

5 GCSEs at grades A* - C includingEnglish language and MathsorLevel 2 vocational qualification atMerit or Distinction and Level 2qualifications in Maths and EnglishorScottish equivalent

5 GCSEs at grades A* - B includingEnglish language and Mathsor Scottish equivalent

You can apply forEntry Level CoursesorSteps Programme

Level 1 Courses

Level 2 courses

Level 3 courses

AS and A levels

Aged 19 or overIf you want to return to education but are unsure as to what route to take or what level wouldsuit you best then contact us and we can arrange for you to come in and discuss your situationwith a tutor or careers advisor.

Want to learn a trade or go down aparticular vocational route

If you want to go to University Access toHE could be for you.

The Access to HE Diploma offered atCarlisle College has four distinctpathways aimed at providing you withthe knowledge and skills needed tostudy at HE. The pathways are designedaround specific progression routes toUniversity and focuses on subjectsrelevant to that area of study.

Level 3 Extended Diploma at Merit orDistinction or2 A-levels at grades A* – C and GCSEEnglish at A* – C (Maths may be required for some subjects)

Level 4 HNC at Merit or Distinction

80 UCAS points or equivalent orComparable qualifications and/or arange of relevant experience

Want to teach students aged 16 and overFirst Degree or equivalent in the subjectspecialism orLevel 3 qualification in the subjectspecialism and the ability to communicatefluently and confidently in English.

Refer to entry routes for 16 – 18 yearolds.If the above doesn’t apply to you thencontact us and we can arrange foryou to come in and discuss yoursituation with a tutor.

• Access to HE Diploma: EducationStudies Pathway- GCSE C grade orabove in English, Maths & Science

• Access to HE Diploma: Humanitiesand Social Sciences Pathway- GCSEC grade or above in English

• Access to HE Diploma: Science withMaths Pathway- GCSE C grade orabove in English, Maths & Science

• Access to HE Diploma: HealthStudies Pathway- GCSE C grade andabove in English, Maths & Science

HNC

HND

Foundation Degree

PGCE

NB. Some courses may require further subject specific qualifications and for some vocationalareas you may need to start at a lower level of qualification in order to build up subject specificskills. Please see individual course listings for further details.

If you feel that you do not have the entry criteria for the pathway that you are interested in, donot worry. We also offer a ‘Pre-Access’ course which will provide you with the opportunity to gaina GCSE grade C or above in English, Maths & Science, or whichever combination that you need toget on to the Access pathway of your choice.

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The success of our 6th Form is built arounddedication to study and offers the levels ofsupport that students need to make sure theysucceed in the transition from school to college.

We strive to meet the individual needs of allstudents to make sure they achieve their goals.Students are set realistic targets based on theirresults at 16 and progress is regularlymonitored by course Tutors.

At Carlisle College, we work hard to make sureyou enjoy your time with us whether in theclassroom, on trips and visits or in the extracurricular activities we provide.

‘A’ Levels and Level 3 courses at CarlisleCollege make our students betterprepared for University and employment.The College offers an adult environmentin which students can learn and grow toachieve their potential.

3 ‘A’ Levels and 1 ‘AS’ Level should usuallybe taken for full time study.

Level 3 courses can carry up to 420 UCASpoints.

Level 3 courses In addition to ‘A’ Level and ‘AS’ Level courses, weoffer a range of vocationally relevant Level 3courses which you can use as part of acombination route into Higher Education oremployment. The following courses are available:

• BTEC Level 3 Business – page 72

• BTEC Level 3 Computing – page 26

• BTEC Level 3 Sport – page 66

• BTEC Level 3 Travel – page 68

• BTEC Level 3 Public Services – page 70

• BTEC Level 3 Health and Social Care – page 39

• BTEC Level 3 Childcare – page 37

• BTEC Level 3 Engineering – page 60

• Level 3 Arts – page 06

Level 3 courses are equivalent to ‘A’Levels and can give you vocationallyrelevant skills and experience which cangive you an advantage in HigherEducation or employment:

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma = 1 ‘A’ Level

Level 3 Diploma = 2 ‘A’ Levels

Level 3 Extended Diploma = 3 ‘A’ Levels

‘A’ Levels6th Formbut not as you know itWith a student achievement rate of 94% over the past two years, studying yourA levels at Carlisle College really is the smart move. With a wide range ofsubjects including, English Language, Physics and Government and Politics,A Level students at Carlisle College really do have a great opportunity to goon to bigger and brighter things at University. A Level students at CarlisleCollege also benefit from small class sizes, a dedicated tutorial system, andfantastic enrichment opportunities.

About this courseYou will study the grammar and history of theEnglish language in written and spoken forms,develop your own writing styles for differentaudiences and analyse a range of written andspoken texts. You will also study languageacquisition, journalism etymology, politicalcorrectness and language acquisition.

What can I do next?This subject enables entry to university for artsor social science degree courses. English is acore National Curriculum subject for all thoseinterested in the teaching profession. It is alsouseful for pursuing careers in Journalism,Public Relations, Marketing, Publishing andMedia.

Bethan Thompson‘A’ Level Student

I am hoping to go on to study adegree in Forensic Psychology atthe University of Dundee andchose Carlisle College because Iwanted the best chance of beingaccepted there.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ LevelEnglish Language B (AQA)

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GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level English Literature A (AQA)

About this courseDo you like reading? Do you enjoy discussingthe books you have read and the ideas theyraise? Do you want to extend your knowledgeand explore a range of authors, past andpresent? This popular course will enable you todo all this and more.

The skills of analysis, close reading, andeffective, appropriate communication which thiscourse contains, are required in all professionsand will equip you well for the future.

What can I do next?English Literature is one of the most popularcourses at University and success in thissubject will also allow you to access a range ofdegrees and career pathways.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Mathematics (Edexcel)

About this courseAn ‘A’ Level in Maths is useful for a wide rangeof career choices. It is a highly respected ‘A’Level, which is useful for students consideringEngineering, Finance, Medicine, CivilEngineering, Architecture, Computing,Management, or a Maths Degree.

What can I do next?Mathematics is a common part of degreecourses such as Business and Finance,Architecture, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology,Management Science and Computing.

Mathematics is essential for courses such asEngineering, Physics, Economics andMathematics itself. Mathematics ‘A’ Level isvaluable for almost every future career planexcept specialised options.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Further Mathematics

About this courseFurther Mathematic is an option for thoselearners who are looking to build on theirMathematical knowledge above and beyond thestandard Mathematics ‘A’ Level. It is anopportunity to study certain areas ofMathematics in far more depth and detail.

What can I do next?As with Mathematics, Further Mathematics is areal added bonus to those looking to apply toscience and engineering based degree courses. Itis an incredibly well thought of and valued A level.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Physics (AQA)

About this coursePhysics is a highly respected ‘A’ Level to studythat is valuable for most Degrees. It is valuedworldwide for many international Science careers.

What can I do next?Physics is a useful qualification for manyUniversity courses or career paths, particularlywithin the Physical Sciences, and is directlyapplicable to those involving Engineering andTechnology. The skills it develops are alsovalued within a wide range of other careers,such as the financial industry.

About this coursePolitics works well in combination with mostother choices of ‘A’ Level. It is a highlyrespected and recognised qualification forHigher Education. The awareness and powersof analysis you will possess as part of yourcourse of study will stand you in good stead fora very wide variety of careers.

What can I do next?Politics is a subject ideal for those intending tostudy the Social Sciences at University. It isalso a useful subject for Law. A variety ofemployers in both the private and publicsectors value the qualification.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Politics (Edexcel)

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GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Sociology (AQA)

About this courseThe course aims to give you some fundamentaland lasting insights into how human societiesare constructed and how they influence ourbeliefs and daily lives. Sociology is aboutdeveloping a critical understanding of societyand, through this understanding, providing abasis for highlighting and explaining socialproblems such as ill health, poverty and crime.As well as learning about how society influencesindividual lives, you will also learn how toexpress yourself coherently, how to challengeand evaluate information presented to you andhow scientific information is produced.

What can I do next?Sociology is a popular degree course, either as a single subject or combined with otherdisciplines. Academic qualifications inSociology provide students with valuableanalytical and evaluative skills. The objectiveand rigorous nature of this subject ensuresthat a range of careers such as Management,Personnel, Social Work, the Civil Service, theCriminal Justice System and Law, valueSociology graduates.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Biology (AQA)

About this course‘A’ Level Biology is a challenging, rewardingcourse that helps students develop skills andknowledge necessary for a successful career.On the course you will study diverse topicssuch as Biology and Disease, Living Organisms,and Environments.

What can I do next?Students who study Biology have many optionsavailable to them either in further study in HEfields such as environmental sciences,medicine and biology. Biology will open upmany opportunities for students to travel anddevelop their knowledge in the future.

Faron Young‘A’ Level Student

Going from a school straight touniversity is a huge jump, andstudying at Carlisle College hashelped me to prepare for universitylife, and is a much more relevantway to study.

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GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Chemistry (AQA)

About this courseThe topics studied include organic chemistry,the synthesis of compounds, atomic structure,and analytical techniques. The role of theChemist in today’s society is also consideredalong with aspects of Environmental Chemistry.

What can I do next?Designed to lead to Higher Education, any degreecourse involving a scientific base will acceptChemistry as an ‘A’ Level. Chemistry is perceivedas an extremely versatile subject and is wellrespected by colleges and universities alike.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level Psychology (AQA)

About this coursePsychology is defined as the scientific study ofthe mind and behaviour. The emphasis, then, ison Psychology as a Science. The courseexamines this through the perspective of fourkey approaches and how these can account forbehaviour in different ways. For example:

• Are phobias learned or inherited throughgenetics?

• Does the environment shape our behaviourand if so to what extent?

• How does the brain function and how can weobserve these functions?

What can I do next?Psychology is now amongst the most popular ofUniversity courses. It is increasingly seen as avital qualification in a whole array of professions.

GCE ‘A’ Level ‘AS’ Level History (AQA)

About this courseHistory is about people in the past. It providesthe fundamental framework for all our actions,both as individuals and as members of thewider community. 'A society without History islike a man without a memory'. At ‘A’ Level,History is a problem-solving subject.

What can I do next?History students progress to a wide range ofcareers and degree courses where the skills ofcomprehension, analysis and evaluation areparticularly valued. Careers in the Media,Business and Management, the Civil Serviceand Personnel are all open to you. History isalso considered helpful if you are intending tostudy Law at University.

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Access to HigherEducation DiplomaThe Access course is a nationally recognised qualification for adult students(aged over 19). It is designed to provide the skills, knowledge and confidencerequired to progress onto a Degree or Diploma in Higher Education in abroad range of academic and vocational subjects. The course has excellentlinks with all local providers of Higher Education and universities nationally.

What Support will I getduring my study?When you start the course you will be assigned aPersonal Tutor who will meet you regularly todiscuss your progress and any issues that areconcerning you. Your progress will be carefullymonitored, supported and reviewed. Whateveryour choice of modules on the Access programmeyou will find yourself in a friendly environmentwhere close personal support, professional adviceand guidance are readily available.

Entry RequirementsBefore you start the course you will beinterviewed and undergo an initial assessment.This will help determine whether you are readyto begin study at the level or whether bridgingcourses at Level 2 would be more appropriate.

What can I do next?Excellent and well established progressionroutes are available into local and nationalDegree, Diploma, HND, HNC and FoundationDegree courses.

Please note that all pathway and modulechoices are subject to demand and availability.

Pre-Access to Higher Education

About this courseThis is a full time programme aimed at adultswho are returning to study or who would like toimprove their employment prospects.

During this course you will work on improvingyour Maths, English and study skills.

You will have an opportunity to try out avariety of vocational or academic subjects atLevel 2 in preparation for further study at ahigher level or to prepare you for employment.

What can I do next?Following this course you may wish to progress onto a vocational course or an Apprenticeship. If youachieve all aspects of the programme at Level 2you may be able to progress onto our Access toHigher Education programme. Alternatively youmay complete the course and decide to progressinto employment having developed a range ofskills that will help you to succeed.

Jen HarrisonAccess to HigherEducation

I’d heard great things aboutCarlisle College and decided it wasthe best place to study my Accessto Higher Education course which I needed to complete to go on to university. The facilities andsupport at the College are superb,and are the best I have ever seen. I am now studying to become amidwife at University of Cumbria.

There are a range of career pathways that youcan follow as part of the Access Programme.

Course ContentThe Access to HE Diploma offered at CarlisleCollege has four distinct pathways aimed atproviding you with the knowledge and skillsneeded to study at HE. The pathways aredesigned around specific progression routes toUniversity and focus on subjects relevant tothat area of study.

Access to HE Diploma: Education Studies Pathway

Access to HE Diploma: Humanities and Social Sciences Pathway

Access to HE Diploma: Science with Maths Pathway

Access to HE Diploma: Health Studies Pathway

Each pathway is fully accredited by One Awards.

You will be expected to attend 3 days a weekfrom 9:30am – 4:00pm. If you are not surewhich pathway is best suited to you and yourplanned progression route, you will be able todiscuss this with a Tutor at interview.

How will I study?You will study with groups of other adults whoare also planning to progress to HigherEducation or University in a supportive butchallenging environment. Your classroomsessions will consist of a range of activitiesincluding independent study, group work,lecture and seminar. Your will also take part inexternal visits and benefit from guest speakers.In addition to the time you spend working in theclassroom you will be required to carry out upto 10 hours per week of study in your own time.

Career Pathways and Access

Earn up to££50k per year

AAT Level 4 Diploma Accounting

About this courseThis higher level course further develops theknowledge and skills gained at Level 3 andlooks at more detailed financial and costingstatements produced by accountants. Thiscourse also explores more specialist areas ofaccounting including tax and external auditingwith a choice of optional units being available.

What can I do next?Self employment through AATs Members inPractice scheme with a salary ranging up to£26,000 per year or higher education.

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AccountingAccredited through the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT), thesecourses are designed to prepare students for a wide range of careeropportunities within the accounting and finance sectors. The courses focus ongiving you the practical skills that are used in accounting or financial work andprovide the perfect starting point to develop a career or provide a platform forcareer progression.

Accountancy skills are very highly valued by employers, with financeprofessionals playing a key role in any business sector. Students are supportedby a team of highly qualified and experienced staff to develop these skills.

AAT Level 2 Certificate Accounting

About this courseThe course covers the basic principles ofledger accounting and methods of recordingfinancial transactions, using both manual andcomputerised accounting systems and issuitable for people with little or no previousaccounting qualifications or experience.

What can I do next?AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting oremployment as an Accounts Administrator,Finance Assistant or Trainee AccountsTechnician with a salary ranging up to £24,000per year.

AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting

About this courseThis course will further develop the skillsgained at Level 2 by looking at the preparationof basic accounting statements and returns.This course is suitable for people with someprevious experience in accounting orbookkeeping or who have completed the Level 2 qualification or similar.

What can I do next?AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting, highereducation or employment including AssistantAccountant, Audit Trainee, Credit Controller orFinancial Assistant with a salary ranging up to£24,000 per year.

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Applied ScienceThese courses are designed to give students the knowledge and skillsrequired to work in the science industry. They combine a mixture ofclassroom based study and practical lab sessions to ensure students areable to transfer their skills into employment or further study.

Level 2 ExtendedCertificate Applied Science

About this courseThis course has been developed to allowstudents to explore scientific principles in avocational context. Students will gain anunderstanding of how these principles areapplied in practice. Units include the livingbody, practical scientific project andinvestigating a crime scene.

What can I do next?Level 3 Applied Science or employment at ajunior level as a Research Assistant.

Level 3 Applied Science

About this courseThis course gives students the opportunity to acquire technical skills, knowledge andunderstanding of the many areas of science. Eachstudent will be given the opportunity to develop arange of techniques and personal skills essentialfor a career in science.

What can I do next?Students can progress into higher education oremployment as a Medical/Laboratory Assistantwith the NHS or a Research and DevelopmentAssistant in the nuclear industry.

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Exciting and RewardingApprenticeships provide employees with theskills and knowledge companies need to beeffective in industry. They improve businessperformance and strengthen the workforce.

Apprenticeships provide a breadth of training,equipping you with competence andtransferable skills allowing you to adapt tochanging circumstances. The College willdiscuss Apprenticeship training with anyoneover the age of 16.

Apprenticeships withEmployersOnce you have been successful in findingemployment in your chosen industry, you canenrol on an Apprenticeship scheme.

There are no fixed entry qualificationrequirements for most Apprenticeships. For themore technical Apprenticeships, you may needGCSE grades A*-C.

You will be offered either an Apprenticeship oran Advanced Apprenticeship, depending onthe skills, experience and qualifications youalready have.

How long doApprenticeships take?Usually completed in 2 years, depending onthe area of study, your ability and youremployer’s requirements.

What qualifications will Iwork towards?All Apprenticeships consist of a combinedDiploma or a Work Based & Knowledge Basedqualification and Level 1 or 2 Functional Skills.More details can be found on our website.

As an Apprentice you will be employed, with anemployee contract. So your employer will payyour wages, give you holidays, on the jobtraining and allow you to complete your studiesduring your working week.

What can I do after myApprenticeship?On completion of your Apprenticeship, you willreceive your framework award. You can usethis qualification to help you go on to furtherstudy by gaining credit towards a higher levelcertificate. Your record of skill developmentand work experience could also help you if youwish to apply for a University level course.There is also the opportunity to set up yourown business.

What Apprenticeships are available at Carlisle College?• Wood Occupations/Joinery

• Retail

• Health & Social Care

• Dental Nursing

• Equine

• Engineering

• Food Manufacturing

• ICT

• Accountancy

• Painting & Decorating

• Childcare

• Customer Service

• Hairdressing

• Brickwork

• Electrical Installation

• Business Admin

• Motor Vehicle

• Plumbing

• Plastering

• Catering / Hospitality

ApprenticeshipsApprenticeships enable you to enter or stay in the world of work, earn awage and learn new skills. Apprentices learn on the job, build upknowledge and skills and gain qualifications.

*subject to entry criteria**this does not exclude you from future Apprenticeship opportunities once employed in the sectoris secured

For more information about Apprenticeships call us on 01228 822768 or for onlineinformation visit: www.carlisle.ac.uk/apprenticeships and www.apprenticeships.org.uk

5 steps to an Apprenticeship

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Level 1 Diploma Beauty Therapy

About this courseThis is a foundation course designed as anintroduction to the sector and client based salonwork. You will learn basic salon treatments aswell as the essential preparation for progressiononto the Level 2 course. The course includes anintroduction to a range of treatments.

This course including photographic makeup andbasic skin and nailcare.

What can I do next?Level 2 Beauty Therapy or employment as aReceptionist, Sales Assistant or Nail Technician.

Level 2 Diploma Beauty Therapy

About this courseOn this course you will gain a comprehensiverange of skills and experiences required withinthe Beauty Therapy industry. The course willprovide you with a range of career opportunities.

This course includes facials, waxing and eyetreatments.

What can I do next?Level 3 Beauty Therapy or employment as aBeauty Therapist, Skincare Consultant or RetailMake-up.

Beauty TherapyWith state of the art facilities, industry professionals and dedicatedenthusiastic and innovative staff, Carlisle College offers you the opportunity toenter the world of Beauty Therapy. Our courses offer excellent preparation forthe world of work or further study within higher education. The standards andexpectations of our staff and students are such that they have beencommended by external bodies.

Our courses fully embrace an extensive ‘out of college’ work experienceincluding events and opportunities to put learning into practice, in additionto managing and running our College salons.

Alongside your chosen course of study, you will be given extensiveopportunities to gain additional qualifications and employability skills.

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Level 3 Diploma Beauty Therapy (General or Massage route)

About this courseThis course provides you with a range of skillsand experience at an advanced level. This willprovide you with a wide range of careeropportunities. You will receive thorough andprofessional training.

This course includes body massage and Indianhead massage.

What can I do next?Level 3 Complementary Therapies orinto employment as a Spa Therapist, SeniorTherapist, cruise line work or become a Trainer.

HNC and HNDHair and Beauty Management

About this courseThis course provides a solid foundation inmanagement skills which can be applied in thesector or transferred. You will also have theopportunity to develop practical specialist skillsin therapies, hairdressing and beauty.

What can I do next?Higher Education or into employment.

Huge rangeof careeropportunities

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Level 2Business and Enterprise

About this courseThis course gives you the knowledge and anunderstanding of the qualities that areessential for a successful business.

Units include: business organisation,communication, promotion and branding inretail, customer relations and enterprise in theworkplace.

What can I do next?Level 3 in Business or enter employmentincluding Marketing Assistant with a startingsalary around £12,000 or Finance Assistantwith a starting salary around £14,000.

Level 3 Business

About this courseThis course covers all the major aspects ofbusiness and is suitable for all students whowant a career in finance, marketing, humanresources, management or accounting.

The vocational elements of the course can giveyou a head start, whether you choose to gostraight into employment or continue intoHigher Education.

What can I do next?This course provides you with the skills toenter employment or study at a higher levelincluding HNC and HND Business.

BusinessOur curriculum offers an exciting and wide range of opportunities. If youwant to make it in the world of Business, then Carlisle College is the smartmove for you.

Our highly qualified team can offer you the skills, knowledge, experienceand confidence needed to make it in this competitive industry.

Students will gain a real insight into various industries and explore unitsfrom events management to becoming an entrepreneur.

HNC Business

About this courseThis is a part time course for people who arealready employed. This specialist work-relatedprogramme of study covers the key knowledge,understanding and practical skills required inthe business sector. These include:

• Finance

• Marketing

• Research

• HR Management

• Contract Law

HNC is a nationally recognised qualificationoffering progression and professionaldevelopment.

What can I do next?HND in Business from September 2016, or moveinto management position or progress ontoHigher Education.

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On Level 1 we give you a taster of what it wouldbe like to work with children through a mixtureof creative activities, work experience andportfolio work. Some of your lessons will betaught in our very own nursery which is set upspecially for students to learn and work in.

Level 2 and Level 3 courses give you thechance to go out into professional childcaresettings and gain practical experience duringthe course, to run alongside your classroomlearning and make it come to life! This is also agreat way to make links with nurseries andschools in the area, and is often a route intoemployment as a nursery worker or assistantwhen you finish the course.

You could also apply for jobs as a nanny,child-minder or even a children’s rep in aholiday resort abroad!

Our Tutors are industry professionals. We havecourses for everyone to suit the level of studythat you need.

Childcare and Health and Social CareCourses require the student to obtain asatisfactory up to date DBS check and 2 references.

Level 1 Children and YoungPeople’s Setting

About this courseThis course has been designed to develop theskills you need to work in either a health andsocial care or children and young person’ssetting. The vocational units are intended toprovide practical ‘hands on learning’ as well asproviding the underpinning knowledge requiredto work with all age groups.

Units include working with children,communication and an opportunity tocomplete a work placement.

What can I do next?We recommend a level 2 course in Children andYoung People’s Workforce or Health and SocialCare or employment as a Carer.

Childcare and Early YearsInterested in a career working with children? If working with children inspiresyou, these courses will give you the vocational skills, and underpinningknowledge you will need to start your career.

Level 2 Children and YoungPeople’s Workforce

About this courseThis course will provide you with theunderpinning knowledge and practical skillsthat you will need to work in childcare. Thiscourse includes a work placement.

Units include child development, healthychoices, learning through play and supportingpositive behaviour.

What can I do next?Level 3 qualification or into employment as aSupervised Assistant in a wide a range of settings.

Level 3Children and YoungPeople’s Workforce

About this courseThis course is designed to prepare you for workwith children aged 0-19. You will learn aboutchildren's development, health, play andlearning. This course includes work placement.

Units include working with babies and youngchildren, promoting creativity and working withparents and families. Students will be assessedto show competency as part of a substantialwork placement.

What can I do next?This is a professional qualification, or licence to practice, which will enable you to accessemployment.

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ComplementaryTherapiesWith state of the art facilities, industry professionals and dedicatedenthusiastic and innovative staff, Carlisle College offers you the opportunity to enter the world of Complementary Therapies.

Our courses offer excellent preparation for the world of work or further studywithin higher education. The standards and expectations of our staff andstudents are such that they have been commended by external bodies.

Our courses fully embrace an extensive ‘out of college’ work experienceincluding events and opportunities to put learning into practice, in additionto managing and running our College salons.

Alongside your chosen course of study, you will be given extensiveopportunities to gain additional qualifications and employability skills.

Level 2 Diploma ComplementaryTherapies

About this courseThis 1 year course provides an introduction toComplementary Therapies, clinic services,healthy eating, basic massage, health andsafety and anatomy. On completion of thecourse you will receive a VTCT Diploma.

What can I do next?Level 3 Diploma in Complementary Therapies.

Level 3 Diploma ComplementaryTherapies

About this courseAn exciting programme blending contemporaryand traditional techniques in: employmentstandards, health and safety, body massage,aromatherapy, reflexology, healthy eating,anatomy and physiology.

What can I do next?The next level of study or into employment as a trained Massage Therapist/LicencedPractitioner, work on cruise ships or become a Spa Therapist.

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ComputingIT is an integral part of everyday life. If you are looking for a career intechnology then these courses are specifically designed to give you theknowledge, skills and experience to succeed.

Our courses give you a skill set which is highly sought after and can lead tocareers in programming, web development, IT security, networkengineering, database administration, technical support, IT projectmanagement and games design.

Computing is a fast paced ever changing industry which brings togethermany disciplines including programming, Maths, engineering andcommunication technologies.

Level 2 Information andCreative Technology

About this courseThe level 2 course is designed to introduce anddevelop learner’s skills to maximise their potentialin some of the most highly sort after areas of ITand Computing. Subjects include technologysystems, web development, digital animation,networking, spreadsheets and IT security.

What can I do next?Upon completion of the Level 2 coursesuccessful students can progress onto one ofthe Level 3 Computing courses or employmentincluding IT Aprenticeships with a salaryaround £12,000 per year or IT Help Desk with a salary around £15,000 per year.

Level 3 Information Technology

About this courseThis course covers a range of modules to giveyou a thorough understanding of the manyfields of IT/Computing including: tech support,information systems, web design, databases, ITsecurity, networking, ecommerce, programmingand computer systems.

What can I do next?This course provides you with the opportunityto progress to HE or seek employment withinthe IT/Computing Industry. Previous studentshave gone on to study at some of the topuniversities for computing related disciplineswithin the UK. This course has a 96% successrate with 65% of students progressing toHigher Education.

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Level 3 IT – Gaming

About this courseThis course covers a range of modules relatingto the Gaming and Digital Media industryincluding: computer systems, digital animation,computer gaming technologies, gamesdevelopment, digital graphics, programmingand information systems.

What can I do next?This course provides you the opportunity toprogress to HE or seek employment within the ITIndustry, including Graphic Design with a salarystarting around £18,000 per year or programmerwith a salary around £25,000 per year.

UCLAN Foundation Degree Computing

About this courseThis course has been designed to equipstudents with the academic skills needed toprogress further onto the top up degree incomputing as well as the practical skills andexperience needed to gain employment.

Our Foundation Degree is accredited by theUniversity of Central Lancashire (UCLAN)

and provides students with skills in multipledisciplines including programming, webdevelopment, project management, networkingand more.

What can I do next?This course provides extensive knowledge andexperience allowing you to top-up to an HonoursDegree or move into related employment.

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ConstructionThe Construction Industry has jobs for people with a wide range of skills fromcraft to professional level. The role of the construction industry is to improve,maintain and preserve the built environment in which we all live and work.This includes: Housing, Commercial and Industrial Construction, Public SectorConstruction (e.g. Schools and Hospitals), Infrastructure Projects (e.g. roads,railways, airports, power stations) and offshore installations. In theconstruction sector one in four of all jobs are in skilled trades such ascarpenter, bricklayer, plasterer and painter.

Level 1 Diploma Brickwork

About this courseThis course introduces you to the principles, skillsand knowledge required in the industry. This is ahands on foundation course for those hoping towork in the construction industry. The coursecovers a range of units including health andsafety, block walling and construction materials.

What can I do next?Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma inBrickwork.

Level 2 Diploma Brickwork

About this courseThis course provides the practical skills andknowledge required by the industry at anintermediate level. The course consists of unitsincluding performing brickwork operations, theuse of science and Maths in construction andhealth and safety.

What can I do next?Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma inBrickwork, Apprenticeship or enteremployment as a Brick Layer.

Level 3 Diploma Brickwork

About this courseThis advanced level course consists of acombination of mandatory and optional unitsto suit your specialism including analysingtechnical information and quantities, repairand maintenance of masonry structures anddecorative features.

What can I do next?Employment at an advanced/senior level in theconstruction industry.

Almost 1 millionqualified tradespeople inthe construction sectorand this is set to grow

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Level 1 Diploma Plastering

About this courseThis course introduces you to the principles,skills and knowledge required in the industry.This is a hands on foundation course for thosehoping to work in the construction industry. Thecourse covers a range of units including healthand safety, preparing surfaces for plasteringand forming sand and cement screeds.

What can I do next?Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma inPlastering.

Level 2 Diploma Plastering

About this courseThis course provides the practical skills andknowledge required by the industry at anintermediate level. The course consists of unitsincluding dry lining and plasterboard,producing fibrous plaster components andapplying render to external surfaces.

What can I do next?Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma inplastering, Apprenticeship or enteremployment as a Plasterer.

Level 3 Diploma Plastering

About this courseThis advanced level course consists of acombination of mandatory and optional unitsto suit your specialism including analysingtechnical information and quantities, applyingplaster materials to complex internal surfacesand applying Mathematics in construction.

What can I do next?Employment at an advanced/senior level in theconstruction industry.

Skills Shortages throughout thesector mean that almost one inthree vacancies are hard to fill.

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Level 3 Diploma Bench Joinery

About this courseThis advanced level course consists of acombination of mandatory and optional unitsto suit your specialism including analysingtechnical information and quantities, set upand using woodworking machinery andmanufacturing shaped joinery products.

What can I do next?Employment at an advanced/senior level in theconstruction industry.

Level 1 Diploma Carpentry and Joinery

About this courseThis course introduces you to the principles,skills and knowledge required in the industry.This is a hands on foundation course for thosehoping to work in the construction industry.The course covers a range of units includinghealth and safety, producing woodworkingjoints and using hand tools.

What can I do next?Progress on to the Level 2 Diploma in SiteCarpentry or Joinery.

Level 2 Diploma Site Carpentry

About this courseThis course provides the practical skills andknowledge required by the industry at anintermediate level. The course consists of unitsincluding first fixing, structural carcassing andnon structural carpentry work.

What can I do next?Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in SiteCarpentry or Bench Joinery, Apprenticeship orenter employment.

Level 3 Diploma Site Carpentry

About this courseThis advanced level course consists of acombination of mandatory and optional unitsto suit your specialism including analysingtechnical information and quantities, usingcutting and shaping machinery and buildingcomplex structural carcassing components.

What can I do next?Employment at an advanced/senior level in theconstruction industry.

Level 2 Diploma Bench Joinery

About this courseThis course provides the practical skills andknowledge required by the industry at anintermediate level. The course consists of unitsincluding the use of power tools, set up andoperation of cutting and shaping machineryand manufacture of routine joinery products.

What can I do next?Progress onto the Level 3 Diploma in SiteCarpentry or Joinery, Apprenticeship or enteremployment.

60% of people in the constructionsector are self-employed, so if youwant to run your own business, thiscould be the sector for you.

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Level 1 DiplomaPainting & Decorating

About this courseThis course introduces you to the principles,skills and knowledge required in the industry.This is a great ‘hands on’ foundation coursefor those wanting to work in painting &decorating.

What can I do next?Level 2 Diploma in Painting & Decorating.

Level 2 DiplomaPainting & Decorating

About this courseThis course provides the practical experienceand knowledge required in painting anddecorating. The course consists of unitsincluding preparing surfaces for decoration andusing access equipment. It is designed todevelop the craft skills required foremployment.

What can I do next?Level 3 courses, Apprenticeships or intoemployment.

Level 3 DiplomaPainting & Decorating

About this courseThis advanced level course consists of acombination of mandatory and optional unitsto suit your specialism including planning andpricing work, applying hangings to walls andceilings and producing specialist finishes anddecorative work.

What can I do next?Employment at an advanced/senior level in theconstruction industry.

Level 3 Diploma Civil Engineering (Part Time)

About this courseThis specialist work related qualification isdesigned to conform to and extend workexperience in the construction industry. Unitsinclude: construction & environment,technology & design, science & materials,structural mechanics and surveying.

What can I do next?Higher Level qualification, Apprenticeships orinto employment.

Experienced technicianscan earn over ££30kper year

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EngineeringThe Engineering and Manufacturing industries require today’s Engineers todesign, build, test, service and maintain a wide range of products to meet theneeds of society in this country and worldwide. Engineering is a very diversesector and the evidence is all around you - the clothes we wear, the food weeat, the games we play, the cars we drive and the buildings we live in are allthe product of a process which included Engineering in their manufacture.

Level 1 Diploma Engineering /Manufacturing

About this courseThis course is an introduction to a range ofEngineering skills including: health & safety,marking out, using tools, mechanicalcomponents, planning and making a machinedproduct, machining, cutting and forming,joining materials, computer aided design andpreparing for employment.

What can I do next?This course provides the knowledge and skillsto access Level 2 in Engineering or anApprenticeship.

Level 2 Diploma Performing EngineeringOperations

About this courseThis course covers a range of practical skillsrequired to work in the industry as well asspecialist units including: bench skills, machineshop practice, welding processes, andfabrication skills.

What can I do next?BTEC Level 3 in Engineering, an Apprenticeshipor move in to emloyment.

If you enjoy taking things to pieces and discovering how they work and putting them backtogether, enjoy building things from scratch and have good problem solving skills then maybe acareer in Engineering would suit you. A course in Engineering could provide you with theopportunities to harness these skills and make the most of your abilities.

Skills shortages inthe sector providegreat opportunitiesfor those who dohave the right skills.

Ivo AlvesHNC Engineering

Ivo is in the 2nd year of his HNC.He self-funded his 3 year courseand as a result has been taken onby a local engineering companyTwoey Toys Manufacturing.

Ryan Leiba HNC Engineering

I am working as a maintenanceengineer at Crown Bevcan. I cometo College one day a week. Thecourse is great and gives me theknowledge I need to progress mycareer. The staff at the College arevery experienced and offer ussupport in our learning.

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Level 3 Diploma /Extended Diploma Engineering

About this courseThis course covers a wide range of theoretical,practical, applied and knowledge basedapproaches including: engineering principals,welding, maths for engineers, advancedelectro/mechanical applications, design andproject work.

What can I do next?HND / HNC in Engineering, Higher Education oremployment.

HNC / HND Engineering

About this courseThis is a work related higher educationqualification that will further develop the skillsand knowledge gained at Level 3. Units includeengineering science, mechatronics, computeraided design, electrical engineering principlesand mechanical engineering principles.

What can I do next?This course is designed to give you the skillsyou will need in a particular job. You can alsotop up to a Degree.

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HairdressingWith state of the art facilities, industry professionals and dedicatedenthusiastic and innovative staff, Carlisle College offers you the opportunity toenter the world of hairdressing. Our courses offer excellent preparation for theworld of work or further study within higher education. The standards andexpectations of our staff and students are such that they have beencommended by external bodies.

Our courses fully embrace an extensive ‘out of college’ work experienceincluding events and opportunities to put learning into practice, in additionto managing and running our College salons.

Alongside your chosen course of study, you will be given extensiveopportunities to gain additional qualifications and employability skills.

Introductory Certificate Hair and Beauty Sector

About this courseThis course will introduce you to the hair andbeauty sector providing you with theopportunity to learn basic techniques anddemonstrate how hair and beauty can be usedas an expression of individuality.

What can I do next?Level 1 courses in Hairdressing or Beauty.

Level 1 Diploma Hairdressing

About this courseThis is a professional qualification inHairdressing and the first step to becoming asuccessful stylist. You will take part in all aspectsof the salon including: cutting, styling, blowdrying, colouring and working on reception.

What can I do next?Level 2 Hairdressing, Apprenticeship oremployment as a Salon Receptionist/Assistant.

About this courseThis course will enable you to develop yourindividual flair and creativity while providing youwith all the skills required in the industry today.You will participate in a wide range of activitiesin the salons. This is an intermediate step tobecoming a successful stylist. This courseincludes hair colouring, cutting and styling.

What can I do next?Level 3 Hairdressing, Apprenticeship oremployment as a Junior Stylist or ProductAdvisor.

About this courseThis course provides a broad range of skills. It will identify and develop individual flair andcreativity. This course includes colour correction,bridal styling and advanced cutting techniques.

What can I do next?Apprenticeship or employment, as a SeniorStylist, Salon Owner or Trainer.

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Level 2 Diploma Hairdressing

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These courses will provide an understanding ofthe different aspects of the caring profession.Students are given the opportunity to link thetheory to practice in work placements. Eachstudent will be given regular feedback on theirprogress to support professional development.All Tutors are industry professionals.

Most students either gain employment orprogress onto the next level of study.

Childcare and Health and Social CareCourses require the student to obtain asatisfactory up to date DBS check and 2references.

Level 1 Health and Social Care

About this courseThis course has been designed to develop theskills you need to work in either a health andsocial care or children and young person’ssetting. The vocational units are intended toprovide practical ‘hands on learning’ as well asproviding the underpinning knowledge requiredto work with all age groups.

Units include working with children,communication and an opportunity tocomplete a work placement.

What can I do next?We recommend a level 2 course in Children andYoung People’s Workforce or Health and SocialCare or employment as a Carer.

Health andSocial CareWorking in the Health and Social Care sector provides the opportunity to workin a wide range of environments from caring for children to supporting olderpeople. These opportunities include those in a clinical environment e.g.nursing, community projects, or supported living.

The sector requires an understanding of the core care values, skills andqualities of all who work in the industry.

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Level 2 Health & Social Care

About this courseThis course will equip you with the knowledge,understanding and practical skills foremployment in residential care, care home or home care.

Units include impact of diet, leisure & socialactivities, anatomy and physiology. Students arerequired to complete 60 hours work placement inan appropriate setting.

What can I do next?Level 3 Health and Social Care or Childcare,Apprenticeship or into employment in aresidential care home or home care.

Level 3Health & Social Care

About this courseThis course requires students to undertake awork placement which may involve workingwith children or vulnerable adults. The courseincludes: lifespan and development, anatomyand physiology, public health, nutrition,sociology and psychology.

Students are required to complete up to 300hours work placement in an appropriate setting.

What can I do next?After 1 year you can choose to stay on and dothe extra diploma or go straight intoemployment. On completion of your secondyear you will be able to seek employment in thesector or use the qualification and experienceto go on to study a Foundation Degree/Degree.

UCLAN Foundation Degree Health & Social Care

About this courseThis course will enable students to work at asenior level in the sector. For those alreadyworking in the sector this course will provide youwith a recognised academic qualification. As partof the course students are required to complete200 hours of work based learning. This caninlcude paid work, work placement or voluntarywork. This course can be studied both full timeand part time.

Units include study skills, origin of the BritishWelfare State, power and oppression and aresearch module to support a third year top-up toa Degree.

What can I do next?BSc (Hons), BA (Hons) or into employment.

Sally ThoburnAccess to HigherEducation

I had studied at Carlisle Collegebefore and really enjoyed it. I choseto study my Access course at theCollege as I knew I would get all thesupport I needed to succeed to goon to higher study. I am currentlystudying to become a midwife atthe University of Cumbria.

Jacqui DalglieshWhich course?

I chose to study my FoundationDegree at Carlisle College because Iwould like to teach people aged 16-19 in health and social care. Going touniversity full time was not anoption for me, and the CarlisleCollege course fits around my workand family commitments.

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Around 250k skilledchefs in the UK

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Entry Level 3 Introduction to theHospitality Industry

About this courseThis is a professional qualification and is thefirst step in a successful career in the industry.This course includes: food preparation,cooking, food and drinks service.

What can I do next?Level 1 NVQ in Food Preparation and Cookingor employment as a Kitchen Assistant or incafés/coffee shops.

Level 1 Certificate Food Preparation and Cooking plus Foodand Beverage Service

About this courseA wide range of skills and subjects are coveredin this course including: food and beverageservice skills, bar service skills, understandingmenus, food preparation and cooking.

What can I do next?Level 2 in Professional Cookery, Apprenticeshipor employment as a Waiter/Waitress or bar andrestaurant work.

Hospitality and CateringOur award winning hospitality and catering department offers a range ofopportunities to start your career within this exciting and fast paced industry.

Our professional Tutors will encourage you to develop your skills encompassingall industry sectors from industrial catering through to fine dining.

Within our professional real working kitchens, bistro and restaurant, we havethe ability to offer excellent opportunities and links to employers on a local,regional and national basis. Our courses fully embrace an extensive ‘out ofcollege’ work experience including events and opportunities to put learninginto practice, in addition to managing and running our College kitchens.

Our College bistro and restaurant provides the platform for students todemonstrate and develop their skills, talent and creativity to a wide andvaried audience.

Level 1 Diploma Introduction toProfessional Cookery

About this courseThis course is ideal for those looking to take theirfirst steps in a career in catering/hospitality. Thisis a practical course backed up by the theory andknowledge you will need to progress to the nextlevel of study. You will gain experience byworking in the College Oyster Bistro and in theprofessional training kitchens.

What can I do next?On successful completion of this course you canprogress onto a level 2 course or into employmentas a Kitchen Assistant or Commis Chef.

Level 2 Diploma / NVQ Professional Cookery

About this courseThis course builds on the Level 1 Diploma andprovides training covering a wide range ofunits to give a comprehensive understandingand the skills required in the catering industry.

What can I do next?Level 3 in Professional Cookery, Apprenticeshipor employment as a Commis Chef, Chef dePartie or Contract Caterer.

Level 3 Diploma / NVQ Professional Cookery

About this courseThis course provides the highest level of crafttraining, equipping you with the skills to workat the cutting edge of the industry in majorhotels and restaurants.

What can I do next?Higher Education or employment as a Chef dePartie or Senior Chef de Partie or work inproduct development.

Adam JacksonLevel 3 ProfessionalCookery

I am currently working as aCommis Chef at the Crown Hotel inWetheral. I am developing the skillsI need to progress my career infine dining. I started on a Level 1course and have progressed toLevel 3.

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Tony VeryCourse Tutor – Motor Vehicle

In 1975 I served my apprenticeshipwith Jaguar, Rover and Triumph.From 1984 I started work as atechnician and worked my way upto foreman and then aftersalesmanager. I built up a largeVolkswagen/Audi dealership withluxury car and reporting dealershipstatus working directly with thefactories in Germany.

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Motor VehicleWith more than 32 million vehicles in the UK, there is a constant demand forwell-trained technicians to keep them roadworthy.

Employers today report that they are struggling to find skilled techniciansand other qualified personnel.

With courses from Level 1 to Level 3 and Hybrid Electric Vehicle Technology,Carlisle College can offer you clear progression routes. You will develop notonly technical qualifications and expertise in motor vehicle technology, buthave the opportunity to gain GCSE’s in Maths and English.

Level 1 Diploma Motor Vehicle Studies

About this courseThis course will equip you with the basic skillsrequired by the industry. Units include: health& safety, vehicle inspection and servicing,engine technology, electrical systems, fuelsystems, steering, braking, suspension, wheelsand tyres.

What can I do next?Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance andRepair or an Apprenticeship.

Level 2 Diploma Vehicle Maintenanceand Repair

About this courseThis course will equip you with the intermediateskills required by the industry. Units include:health & safety, transmission technology,engine technology, electrical systems, fuelsystems, exhaust systems, steering, braking,suspension, wheels and tyres.

The course introduces electric and hybridtechnology.

What can I do next?Level 3 Diploma, an Engineering course orApprenticeship.

Dave FairhurstMotor Vehicle Assessor

I started working in the motor tradein 1973 at what was County Garage.I completed my apprenticeshipthere and become a qualifiedmotor vehicle technician. I wentinto teaching in 1989. It is greatopportunity to pass on the skillsand knowledge I have learned overthe years to the next generation ofbudding mechanics.

Experiencedtechnicianscan earnover ££25kper year

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Level 3 Diploma Light VehicleMaintenance and Repair

About this courseThis course is designed for those who havecompleted their Level 2 course and want tofocus on advanced skills for employment.Course includes: advanced engine and electricalfault finding, transmission and chassistechnology, air conditioning, hybrid/electricvehicle technology and work experience.

What can I do next?Employment within the motor vehicle industry,apprenticeship or progress to motor sport degreethrough the college university partnership.

Almost 1 million peopleemployed in the sector

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Plumbing and ElectricalThis area of the College covers all aspects of technology around electrical,plumbing, heating and renewable energy. Students from these courses progressinto apprenticeships or employment in companies designing, installing,maintaining and testing all aspects of technical services in buildings. This workranges from repairing a leaking tap, to installing the complete heating systemfor a hospital or large factory. As energy costs increase employment in this arealooks set to be secure and interesting for years to come.

Success rates 20% higher than national average.

Level 1 Diploma Plumbing Skills

About this courseThis course covers the fundamental practicalskills and knowledge required by someoneaspiring to work in the plumbing industry. Itcovers a wide range of subjects including; safeworking practices, understanding environmentalprotection measures, understanding fundamentalplumbing systems and understanding anddemonstrating fundamental copper tubepractical applications.

What can I do next?Level 2 qualification or an Apprenticeship.

Level 2 Plumbing Skills

About this courseThis course provides the underpinningknowledge required to gain a qualification inPlumbing and covers: health and safety, hot andcold water systems, central heating andsanitation as well as key scientific principlesand common plumbing processes.

What can I do next?Level 3 qualification, Apprenticeship or intoemployment.

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Qualifiedtechnicianscan earn over££25k per year

SteveSwinglehurstLevel 3 Plumbing

Was a full time student, gainedemployment as a Plumingapprentice with the help of CarlisleCollege and has now gone on to dohis Level 3 NVQ in plumbing.

Mauro ErriuLevel 3 Plumbing

Italian born student whosuccessfully completed hisFunctional Skills Maths and English won the Carlisle CollegeApprentice of the Year.

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Level 1 Electrical Installations

About this courseThis course covers the fundamental practicalskills and knowledge required by someoneaspiring to work in the electrical installationindustry. It covers a wide range of subjectsincluding; safe working practices,understanding environmental protectionmeasures, electrical science and electricalfabrication techniques

What can I do next?Level 2 qualification or apprenticeship

Level 2Electrical Installations

About this courseThe course will provide you with the theoreticaland practical knowledge required to work inthe Electrical Installations industry. The coursecovers: cabling systems, design & installation,testing & verification.

What can I do next?A related Level 3 qualification, Apprenticeshipor into employment.

Level 3Electrical Installations

About this courseThis course is for people who wish to train asan electrician but who are not currentlyemployed in the industry, You will learn how toinstall electrical wiring systems, inspect andtest electrical installations, provide technicalinformation to customers and how to maintaina safe working environment.

What can I do next?Apprenticeship in electrical installation.

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Wide rangeof careeropportunities

Level 2Public Services

About this courseThis course gives you the practical skills,fitness levels, knowledge and understandingneeded to pursue a career in the UniformedServices. You will learn what the services doand how they interact with each other.

What can I do next?Level 3 Diploma in Public Services. Paststudents have been successful in joining theArmy, Navy and Fire Service.

Level 3 Public Services

About this courseThis course is designed to give you theknowledge, skills and understanding to prepareyou for work in the Uniformed Public Sector.

The course provides academic study withpractical experience including: Teamwork,Discipline, and Physical Fitness Levels.

What can I do next?Higher Education or into employment.

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Public ServicesThese courses aim to prepare you for a wide range of career options within thepublic service sector including: Police, Fire, Ambulance, Customs, RNLI, PrisonService and the Armed Forces. The courses are varied and offer physicallyactive learners a real diverse range of learning experiences and opportunities.

You will be given the chance to develop your skills in fitness, sport andrecreation, land navigation and expedition skills supported by a qualifiedteam of staff with current industry experience and connections. You need tohave a positive work ethic and the ability to smile even when wet and muddy.

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SportThese courses will give you a vocational insight into the world of sport.

Courses are a combination of theoretical research with practical assessments.The units within the courses cover a wide range of learning activities includingorganising events, fitness testing, coaching, sports development and massage.

Working in partnership with leading sport facilitators our experienced andhighly motivated, enthusiastic team, gives students a diverse range of skillswhich creates excellent pathways to employment or further and HigherEducation.

Level 2Sport

About this courseThis course gives you the practical skills andknowledge of the qualities that are needed topursue a career at a junior level in the industry.You will study a number of units including: healthand safety, body in sport, fitness testing andtraining and nutrition.

What can I do next?Level 3 in Sport, Apprenticeship or intoemployment with jobs including RecreationAssistant at a sports centre with a startingsalary around £12,500 or a sports coachplanning and delivering training sessions.

Level 3Sport

About this courseThis is a flexible course designed to provideyou with a work related qualification that willgive you the knowledge, skills andunderstanding that will prepare you forHigher Education or work in the sport andfitness industry.

What can I do next?Higher Education, Apprenticeship oremployment including Leisure Centre DutyManager with a starting salary around £16,500.

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About this courseIf you are not sure which subject to study or don’t think you are ready for a full Level 1 vocationalprogramme then the Steps programme is the best option for you.

The course has been specially designed to prepare you to progress into Further Education orinto employment.

You will study the award and certificate Level 1 NCFE in Employability Skills. The NCFE award isdesigned to help students explore a broad range of essential skills. These include job search skills,personal preparation for employment, self improvement and effective behaviour.

You will also be able to gain experience in a variety of vocational subjects:

• Teamwork • Travel and Tourism

• Career Planning • English

• Enterprise Project • IT

• Art • Business

• Maths • Cookery

As part of the programme you will be expected to take part in team building events and communityprojects that may take place away from College. This may include a residential visit.

You will receive a high level of support as part of this programme. The dedicated team of Tutorsare aware of the many issues and challenges young people face and have a great deal ofexperience in developing individuals, through both challenging and supporting you to enable you to achieve your full potential.

What can I do next?After completion of this course you may then be ready to move on to a full-time vocationalprogramme at Level 1, Level 2 or into employment.

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SupportedLearningNew Horizons

About this courseThis course is designed for students withlearning difficulties and disabilities who wishto experience and develop a range of personaland social, communication and practicalindependent living skills, gaining greaterindependence in the process.

For example

• Personal development

• Keeping safe

• Money management

• Health & safety

• Healthy eating

• Developing reading, writing, speaking andlistening

• IT skills

• Drama and music

• Cookery

• Looking after your home

• Art

New Horizons is a fully supported course bothin and out of the classroom. The group isbetween 8-10 learners and has up to 3 learningsupport workers for the group.

Supported work experience may also beavailable on an individual student basis.

What can I do next?Progression to a year 2 programme is possiblefrom there some learners may be able toprogress on to Skills for Independence andWork, part time courses or a variety ofindependent providers in the Carlisle area.

Skills for Independenceand Work

About this courseThis course is for students who are not readyfor Level 1 but would like to develop theirvocational and communication skills, leadingto greater independence, opportunities forwork and access to higher level qualifications.

Students will be given support to help themachieve on this course.

The course focuses on core skills, includingcommunication and teamwork, while Mathsand English are also a key part of the learnerexperience. Learners will also be given theopportunity to undertake supported workexperience.

What can I do next?Entry 2: You could progress to Entry Level 3 onthis course.

Entry 3: You can progress to a Level 1 course inthe College.

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FULL AND PART TIMEUCLAN Pre-ServicePostgraduate Certificatein Education (PGCE)

About this courseThis qualification is open to all graduate, pre-service and pre-employment teachers,trainers and tutors in the Lifelong LearningSector (post 16). The certificate is designed forstudents seeking employment in a full teachingrole in the Further Education or ‘regulated’sector, having responsibility for studentsthroughout the learning process and engagingin teaching on a range of levels within theirsubject specialism.

Students are required to secure a voluntaryplacement in the Further Education or the‘regulated’ sector. Contact the Head of TeacherTraining for advice.

Entry Requirements• A Degree or equivalent

• 5 GCSE at grades C and above or equivalent(including English)

• A Degree or equivalent in the teachingsubject specialism

• The ability to communicate fluently andconfidently in English.

Pre-course guidance, interview and admissionto the programme will include an interviewwith the Course Leader and where necessarywith curriculum subject specialists to confirmthat subject qualifications and vocationalexperience offered can be matched with asuitable teaching practice placement.

FULL AND PART TIMEUCLAN Certificate in Education This qualification is open to all new, pre-serviceand pre-employment teachers who are notgraduated, trainers and tutors in the LifelongLearning Sector (post 16). The certificate isdesigned for students seeking employment in a full teaching role in the Further Education or ‘regulated’ sector, having responsibility forstudents throughout the learning process andengaging in teaching on a range of levelswithin their subject specialism.

Students are required to secure a voluntaryplacement in the Further Education or the‘regulated’ sector. Contact the Head of TeacherTraining for advice.

Entry Requirements• 5 GCSE at grades C and above or equivalent(including English)

• Level 3 or 4 NQF qualification in the teachingsubject specialism

• The ability to communicate fluently andconfidently in English.

Pre-course guidance, interview and admissionto the programme will include an interviewwith the Course Leader and where necessarywith curriculum subject specialists to confirmthat subject qualifications and vocationalexperience offered can be matched with asuitable teaching practice placement.

It is recommended that all applicants haveexperience in a vocational area in which theypropose to teach.

What can I do next?Post Graduate Diploma in ProfessionalPractice and the MEd as well as the PostGraduate CPD Framework.

UCLAN Preparation forEducation and TrainingA ‘first step’ course designed as an initial ‘toolkit’ for trainees to commence a teaching careerin the post-16 sector. It replaces the Preparingto a Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector(PTLLS) qualification.

No teaching experience is needed and noteaching placement is required while on this course.

This is a 15 week long evening course.

UCLAN IntroductoryCertificate in Educationand TrainingAn introductory course open to applicantshoping to teach in the post 16 sector and tothose already teaching and training in theadult, community and work based sectors.

It is a requirement of the programme thatapplicants should be employed as a teacher or have a placement as a teacher, trainer ortutor for a minimum of 30 hours during theprogramme. This is in addition to other entry requirements.

Teaching should be with groups of learnersalthough one to one teaching is acceptable for up to 10 of the 30 hours.

This is a 25 week evening course.

UCLAN IntermediateCertificate in Teaching,Learning andAssessmentAn intermediate course open to applicantshoping to teach in the post 16 sector and tothose already teaching and training in theadult, community and work based sectors.

It is a requirement of the programme thatapplicants should be employed or have ateaching placement as a teacher, trainer ortutor for a minimum of 75 hours during theprogramme. This is in addition to the otherentry requirements.

Teaching should be across more than one levelwith a variety of learners. Teaching must becarried out predominantly with groups oflearners though one to one for up to 10 hoursis acceptable.

This is a 32 week evening course.

UCLAN Entry Requirements(for all the above courses)• 5 GCSE at grades A* to C or equivalent. Mustincluding English Language

• A minimum of a level 3 qualification in theteaching vocational subject specialism

• A level 4 qualification for academic subjects

• The ability to communicate fluently andconfidently in English

Note: Applicants who do not have an EnglishGCSE grade A* to C will be required tosuccessfully complete the university diagnostictest prior to entry. Work experience andoccupation/professional certificates may beconsidered as an alternative to having a level 3qualification in the subject specialism.

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Travel and TourismDiscover the world and explore the opportunities of the travel industry. Our highly skilled team will help excite and prepare you for a career withinthis dynamic sector whether it is working in a visitor attraction centre or ascabin crew.

These courses will enable you to learn about the whole industry andincludes work experience, trips abroad and industry leading masterclasses. All will ensure you gain the skills and knowledge required to pursuea successful career within this sector.

Level 2Travel and Tourism

About this courseThis course gives you the practical skills andknowledge needed to pursue a career in Traveland Tourism at a junior level. Units include: UKtravel and tourism industry, customer service,business skills and planning visits.

What can I do next?Level 3 in Travel and Tourism or intoemployment in the industry including TravelAgent with a starting salary of £13,000.

About this courseThis course is designed to provide you with awork related qualification that will give you theknowledge, skills and understanding toprepare you for work in the industry. Unitsinclude: customer service, resort rep andhandling air passengers.

What can I do next?Higher Education, Apprenticeship oremployment in the industry including CabinCrew with a starting salary of £15,000.

Level 3 Travel and Tourism

HusamettinKocaturkmenLevel 2 and Level 3Travel and Tourism

I studied Level 2 and Level 3 Traveland Tourism at Carlisle College as wellas the NCFE Airline Cabin Crew andHoliday Rep Certificates. I have nowmoved on to University atSouthampton and am in the final yearof my degree in Tourism Management.

I really enjoyed my time at CarlisleCollege and the knowledge and skills Ihave gained have been very useful atuniversity and on my internship in a5* hotel.

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The length of a traineeship would reflect thespecific needs of participants, but they areexpected to last around six months.

It is proposed that the programme will include:

• High- quality work experience

• Studies in English and Maths for those whoneed them

• Work preparation training (for examplewriting a CV or preparing for an interview)

Entry Criteria • are not currently in a job and have little workexperience, but who are focussed on work orthe prospect of it

• are 16-19 and qualified below level 3, or 19 to23 years of age and have not yet achieved aLevel 2

Traineeships are available for young people aged16 to 23 and for young people with LearningDifficulty Assessments up to the age of 25.

What are the benefits of aTraineeship?A traineeship will put you in a better position tocompete for an Apprenticeship or other job.

The opportunity to build your CV and get vitalexperience with employers.

Improving your English and Maths skills willboost your chances of getting a job, as well asimproving your long term prospects andearning potential.

At the end of yourTraineeshipAt the end you will get a job interview with thecompany if a role becomes available or areference and an exit interview.

To find out more about Traineeshipopportunities with Carlisle College call 01228 822768

TraineeshipsGetting you ready for workA traineeship can be a crucial stepping stone to an apprenticeship – a job with training to industry standards – or other jobs, for those youngpeople who currently lack the necessary skills.

The Edge is a Skills Support for the WorkforceProject funded by the European Social Fund

and Co-financed by the Skills Funding Agency.

The Edge is a Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership project offering trainingto businesses and their employees so they can secure the skills they

need for business growth.

For more information on how The Edge can help power-up your staff, visitour website or call us. We’ll then visit to discuss your requirement in detail.

call 01228 822 708 or visit theedgeincumbria.co.uk

Future proof your business withemployee training funded by us!

Our courses and support include:Carlisle College can help you in a number of ways to get the job you want and take that first stepto the career you dream of.

We run a range of projects aimed at supporting people into work so whether you are unemployed,under threat of redundancy or need a change in direction, we can help.

Our courses and support include:

• Recruitment projects for local employers

• Short sector based courses in Construction, Engineering, Retail, Care, Hospitality, Hair & Beauty,Business Admin, IT, Sport and a whole lot more

• Access to qualifications required for work - food hygiene, health & safety, first aid etc

• Assistance with Maths & English

• Help with your CV, applying for jobs on-line and successfully completing assessments

• Job Search facilities

If you would like any information about what we are running and how we can helpplease call 01228 822747 or email projects@carlisle.ac.uk

Get that JobCarlisle College can help you in a number of ways to get the job you wantand take that first step to the career you dream of.

We run a range of projects aimed at supporting people into work so whetheryou are unemployed, under threat of redundancy or need a change indirection, we can help.

Industry related facts sourced from nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk unless otherwise stated.

This edition of the Carlisle College Study Programme & Course Guide describes the facilities and courses the College intends tooffer during the academic year commencing autumn 2015.

Please note that whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information provided is accurate, Carlisle College reserves theright to cancel, suspend or vary the time, location and content of any study programme or course it provides and theassociated fees.