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Havering
college of
further
and higher
education
skills GUIDE
2010/11
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
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There really is no better place than Havering College to
begin following your dreams. Whether you are an individual
seeking to develop the skills you need to pursue your chosen
career, or an employer prepared to invest in staff training to
help your business grow, make the right choice by coming to
Havering College.
Our campuses provide access to an unrivalled range of
courses from a diverse curriculum. Our courses can be
tailored to meet the needs of individuals and employers and
delivered at one of our sites or in the work place, in a flexible
and supportive way, to ensure achievement.
We support progression from age 14 right the way through
to degree level. This means you can enrol on an entry level
course and leave with one of a wide range of degrees we
have on offer. Our experts can advise on finding the course
that is right for you, including the new opportunities for
learners in Havering including 14-19 Diplomas and Young
Apprenticeships. At Havering, we offer all our students an
inclusive learning experience which blends high quality
teaching and a diverse curriculum with access to cutting
edge facilities. Our students are happy and we are proud of
our high success rates. The latest Ofsted report recognises
us as a good college with a harmonious atmosphere.
Here at Havering College, we put the needs of local
businesses first. The excellent training and levels of service
which our staff provide for employers are recognised by
our Training Quality Standard status. I hope that you will
choose to learn with Havering College of Further and Higher
Education and look forward to seeing you very soon.
Noel Otley
Principal
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
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contents
General
Courses
Welcome
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Getting to know us
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Campus locations
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Department information 4
Contact us
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Apprenticeships
Finding a course for you
Skills for life & work
Facing redundancy
Full time courses for
school leavers
Higher Education
& access to HE
Threshold Services
How & where to enrol
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Fees Financial support for FE
students
Free tuition Guide to qualifications
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College life
Policies
Nursery
Learning Resource
Centres
Additional learning
support
Student Services &
Students’ Union
News stories 8
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Havering College Business
Services 30
Language & translation
options
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Map (back cover) 32
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Disclaimer
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the details
contained in this publication, no responsibility is accepted by the College for any
errors or omissions. The formation and continuation of classes will depend on
sufficient enrolment and maintenance of satisfactory minimum attendance.
Where minimum attendance is not reached in three consecutive weeks the
class will have to close or amalgamate with another group. The College reserves
the right to change course details if necessary. The information at enrolment will
contain the appropriate details.
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Getting to
know us
Campus Locations
Ardleigh Green
Ardleigh Green Road, Hornchurch RM11 2LL
Quarles Campus Tring Gardens, Harold Hill RM3 9ES
Rainham Campus Construction Centre
New Road, Rainham RM13 8QN
The Lanes Hair & Beauty Brentwood
Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood, Essex CM15 9DA
The Academy
Department of Business,
Care and Service Sectors
The Department of Business, Care and Service Sectors
has a host of courses to launch your career.
Hair, Beauty and Complementary Therapy
We are one of only five UK colleges with the prized
L’Oreal Flagship Status for Hairdressing. Students
learn practical skills in our professional training
salons which are open to the public.
The College has a modern, well-equipped building
dedicated to the delivery of A Levels and GCSE’s
at the Ardleigh Green campus. Staff are well
qualified, committed and enthusiastic. Results are
excellent and many students go on to study higher
qualifications at Havering College or University.
Business and Administration Courses
Accountancy and Finance
Our state-of-the-art business centre prepares
students for today’s business world. The College has
excellent links with industry and major City financial
and legal firms.
The Centre for Creative Arts
With a suite of the latest Apple Mac computers
and access to the Virtual Learning Environment,
the new Centre provides a hi-tech, modern way to
learn. This state-of-the-art building contains the
latest facilities for students taking Art and Design,
Media, Music and Performing Arts. These include a
recording studio, workshops, darkrooms, exhibition
space, a video-editing suite and a large TV and sound
studio. There are specialist spaces for dance, drama
and musical practice.
Care and Early Years Care
Placements and high quality teaching help students
gain the vocational skills to work with children and in
the wider Health and Social Care sector.
Life Skills Annex
The Annex teaches students with learning difficulties
and / or disabilities practical life skills. This helps them
to live independently, or to prepare for work or further
study. We have newly refurbished the building with the
latest equipment and individual kitchens.
Department of Employment
and Skills Training (EaST)
The Department of Employment and Skills Training,
or EaST, helps people make the most of their
potential. We support students across the College,
but we’re also here for everyone in the community
– from charities and voluntary groups, to individuals
and businesses. We help with literacy, numeracy,
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL),
language support, and basic I.T. We also offer
Teacher Education programmes at various levels
including Foundation Degree and Teaching
Assistant Programmes.
Catering and Hospitality
Budding chefs practise, study and gain qualifications
at the exclusive Jubilee Restaurant, sited at the
Quarles Campus.
Sports
Our sports courses offer possible career and course
progression into personal training, instructing, managing
sports related activities and Higher Education.
Public Services
Our courses prepare students for operational or
support roles within the uniformed public services.
Business Support and Workforce
Development Teams
Our Business Support and Workforce Development
Teams work closely with our specialist Employer
Engagement Managers to support your business.
Community
Ilford Training Centre
Clarks Road, off 452-458 High Road,
Ilford, Essex IG1 1UF
0208 514 3075
Our Community Learning Centre offers courses at
every level for ESOL, Skills for Life and employerfacing courses.
We also provide Basic Skills help in:
• Basic I.T. with Numeracy
• Internet/Email with Literacy
• Digital Photography with Numeracy
• Numeracy workshops
• Literacy workshops
• Employability/CV Workshops
• SIA Door Supervisor
Library Access
We run courses throughout the year at local libraries.
To learn about those near you call Threshold
Services on 01708 462801.
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Department of Technology
If you like to make things, take them apart, or
understand how they work – we have a course
for you.
Construction and Related Trades
We’re the ideal route to Bricklaying, Carpentry,
Painting & Decorating, Surveying, Architecture and
Plumbing. Build your career with practical study in
outstanding workshop and classroom facilities in
our new Construction Centre, based at our Rainham
Campus, New Road, Rainham
Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Our Electrical Installation courses support
apprentices and experienced electricians who
want to keep up to date. Our Electronic Engineering
courses teach students to use, maintain and upgrade
computers and systems.
I.T. and Computing
As a Microsoft and CISCO authorised trainer we
provide a diverse range of professional programming
and networking specialist qualifications. With our
excellent facilities we offer a range of full and parttime courses from Level 1 to BSc (Hons) Degrees.
Motor Vehicle and Engineering
Get stuck in at our fully equipped workshops. You can
get hands-on with everything from a robotic arm to a
rally car. We provide full and part-time motor vehicle
courses at Levels 1 and 2.
In Partnership with
Local Schools:
Havering College works in close partnership with
schools in the Borough of Havering and surrounding
areas. A special partnership with 13 schools in
Havering has been established since 1991. Schools in
the partnership are:
Redden Court
Emerson Park
Abbs Cross
Royal Liberty
Gaynes
The Albany
Sanders Draper
Hall Mead
Bower Park
King’s Wood
Brittons
Marshalls Park
Chafford
A pupil of any of the schools in the partnership
system can transfer to any course in the college
subject to meeting the entry criteria.
Havering College also works with many secondary
schools across the borough to provide vocational
and academic links and qualifications in a number
of areas. To arrange any activity with the College for
pupils at your school, please contact our Schools
Liaison Officers on 01708 462893 or email
[email protected]
Contact Us
Information & Guidance /
Learner Hotline 01708 462801
Employer Hotline 01708 462800
Email: [email protected]
www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Threshold Services
If you’re not sure what course is for you, we’re here to help. You may want to
speak to someone about any of the courses in this guide or find out about
course fees. Maybe you want to speak to a tutor or even be referred to a careers
adviser, to help plan long term. It’s not just about brochures and leaflets. We’ll
give you the advice, and space, to make the right choice. To make sure you get
a place, it makes sense to apply for your course as soon as possible. It doesn’t
have to be hard choosing. Threshold Services has a friendly team of qualified
Course Advisers who can guide you through the many choices on offer. We’ll tell
you about the issues that affect you, like financial support, grants, childcare and
access. From finding a crèche to finding an Apprenticeship, we can lend a hand.
You can speak to us throughout the summer, without an appointment. You can
talk to us at any time of the year, so it’s never too late to ask us how Havering’s
courses can make a difference to your life.
Ardleigh Green Opening Hours
Term time:
Monday to Thursday —
9 am to 8.30 pm
Friday — 10 am to 5 pm
Other times:
Monday to Thursday —
9 am to 5 pm.
Friday — 10 am to 5 pm
Quarles Opening Hours
Term times only:
Monday to Thursday —
9 am to 4.30 pm.
Friday — 10 am to 4.30 pm
Write:
Threshold Services
Havering College
Ardleigh Green Road
Hornchurch
Essex RM11 2LL
Phone:
01708 462801(answerphone at peak
times)
Email:
[email protected]
Web: www.havering-college.ac.uk
How to enrol
To make sure you get a place, it makes sense to apply
for your course as soon as possible. You can enrol
on a full-time Further Education course or a Higher
Education course right now — so why not get in touch?
For some courses you will need to contact Threshold
Services for an application pack. We will be able to
provide you with more detailed course information,
and once your application form is received, you will
be invited to attend an interview before we can offer
a place. This is to ensure the course is right for you
and you are able to make the commitment that will
be required for the programme.
Enrolment 2010
You can sign up for any course by contacting
Threshold Services who will arrange for you to meet
with a tutor, or in some cases enrol you straight away!
You may be required to sit a target skills test prior
to enrolment.
Contact Us
Information & Guidance /
Learner Hotline 01708 462801
Employer Hotline 01708 462800
Email: [email protected]
www.havering-college.ac.uk
Where Can I Enrol for
2010 Courses?
For the latest course information please visit
our website www.havering-college.ac.uk
All enrolments take place at:
Threshold Services
Ardleigh Green Campus
Ardleigh Green Road
Hornchurch Essex RM11 2LL
Follow us on Twitter at
www.twitter.com/haveringcollege
Enrolment Opening Hours
Term Time
Monday – Thursday 9am – 8.30pm
Friday 10am – 5pm
Other Times
Monday – Thursday 9am – 5pm
Friday 10am – 5pm
Join us on Facebook at
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see us on You Tube at
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Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
“High-flying student Elisha
Whiten was awarded a bronze
medal in the national finals of
the prestigious World Skills UK
Competition in Reflexology.
Elisha, 18, completed a Level 3
Diploma in Complementary and
Alternative Therapies.”
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Fees: further
education
Course fees are collected by Threshold Services
College Administration Fee
Students normally pay an administration fee of £45 a
year on top of tuition, exam and miscellaneous fees
(when relevant). However, students aged 16-18 are
exempt, as are students undertaking apprenticeships,
basic skills, additionality or commercial courses.
Fee Concessions – Further Education
You will not pay tuition fees on Further Education
courses if you receive any of the following
government benefits or fall into any of the following
categories below:
– 18 and over and taking your first full Level 2 course
– 19 to 25 and taking your first full Level 3 course
– over 25 and with no full Level 2 qualification, taking
your first full Level 3 qualification (please refer to
page 10 for more information on full Level 2 and
full Level 3 courses)
– taking a course that is mostly adult basic education
(not including ESOL)
– over 16 and under 19 on 31 August 2010
– getting income-based benefits*
*proof is required
Payment Methods
1. Cash
2. Cheque supported by a banker’s card
3. Visa, MasterCard, Switch, Connect
4. Direct Debit on total fees of more than £300
(half of this will be debited on enrolment)
Employer Sponsored Students
If your employer writes us a letter agreeing to it, we
can bill them directly for your course. Employers
must pay invoices by cash, cheque, or BACS, at the
course start.
Higher Education Access to Learning:
Fund Advice
For financial help with course costs like tuition fees
or books, please contact Student Services on
01708 462718.
Course Fees - Students from Overseas
If you have not been a UK or European Union resident
within the past three years, overseas rates may apply:
Further Education
– Full-time - £4,550 a year
– Part-time - £11 for each hour of the course*
Higher Education
– Full-time - £6,000 a year
– Part-time - £14 for each hour of the course*
*Overseas students must pay the full fee when
they enrol, before the course starts. Ask Threshold
Services if you qualify as ‘home’ or ‘overseas’,
and which fees apply to you. You can also visit
www.ukcisa.org.uk to learn more.
Further
Education
Students
Financial
Support
Adult Learning Grant
The Adult Learning Grant (ALG) helps with the cost of
learning, if a student passes a financial assessment.
The grant pays up to £30 per week for learners aged
19 or over, who are studying for a first full Level 2 or
first full Level 3 qualification for 12 or more hours a
week. For further information or an application pack
please contact Student Services.
Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)
Students can apply for an EMA if they are 16 to 18, and
have a household income no higher than £30,810.
Students can receive weekly payments of up to £30.
The student must be studying a full time course of
12 or more hours per week. Further information is
available from the website www.direct.gov.uk/ema or
from Student Services.
Education pays! Students
celebrating A-level results
Discretionary Learner Support Fund
Students over 16 studying on a full or part-time
course that have a household income of £21,000 or
below can apply. The student / parent of the student
would usually be receiving an income-based benefit.
In exceptional circumstances, household incomes
up to £30,000 may be considered.
Students receiving EMA/ALG may be eligible for
Learner Support Funding depending on course
related costs.
Assistance may be given towards course related
costs such as equipment, materials, books, work
experience, essential residential and in some cases,
travel costs. (A contribution towards these costs will
be made subject to funding).
Childcare
If your income is under £21,000 or less you may be
entitled to funding for childcare costs for either a
registered nursery or childminder.
Students under 20 may be eligible to apply for Care
to Learn for help with their childcare costs.
Students aged 20 or over may be eligible to apply for
Free Childcare for training and learning for work.
Please contact Student Services for further
information or see the ‘Financial Assistance for
Learners’ booklet.
Appeals procedure
All students have the right to appeal a funding decision
they do not agree with. A formal appeals procedure
ensures the College treats all students fairly. An Appeals
Procedure document is available at Student Services
and the LRC. Students should apply as early as possible
due to funds being limited.
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
“I work for Age Concern at
Painesbrook Day Centre. Working
my way through my qualification
has given me understanding and
knowledge to progress at work.
My tutor at Havering College has
been a great support, as have
Age Concern.”
Zoe
NVQ Level 3 Health
and Social Care
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
free tuition
FREE TUITION on courses leading to a first full Level 2
or full Level 3 qualification (please refer to the 'Guide to
Qualifications' on the following page). If you currently do not
hold a full Level 2 or full Level 3 or higher qualification and are
enrolling on a course at that level, you may not have to pay
tuition fees. In order to qualify, you will be required to sign a self
declaration on enrolment.
Do I qualify for free tuition on a full Level 2
course?
To qualify for free tuition on a full Level 2 course,
you must not already hold a qualification at this
level. This applies regardless of your age or financial
circumstances, or whether you are in employment
or not.
Examples of full Level 2 qualifications:
– 5 GCSEs Grade A* - C or 5 ‘O’ Level passes or 5 CSE
Grade 1
– 2 AS Levels or more/1 or more ‘A’ Levels
– NVQ2
– BTEC 1st Diploma
– GNVQ Intermediate Certificate
– Level 2 Certificate or Level 2 Diploma
Apprenticeships
If you are aged 16—24 attending an Apprenticeship
programme, tuition is also free. Contact Threshold
Services for details of our apprenticeships schemes.
Do I qualify for free tuition on a Level 3 course?
To qualify for free tuition on a full Level 3, you must be
aged 19, but not yet 25, when you start your course,
and must not already hold a qualification at this level.
Examples of full Level 3 qualifications:
– 2 A Levels or more
– 1 A Level (double award) or more
– Access to HE certificate
– International Baccalaureate
– NVQ3
– National Certificates or Diplomas
– Advanced GNVQ
– AVCE Double Award
– L3 Diploma/Cert.
Train to Gain
Employers may be able to access free training
for employees aged 19 years or over who do not
already hold a full level 2 qualification or a full level 3
qualification.
“I have had a keen interest in
gardening since I was 12 years old
and recently took up this course in
order to further my knowledge and
skills whilst I look for employment
within the horticulture sector.”
Anthony
NVQ 2 Amenity Horticulture
& Landscaping
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
Guide to
Qualifications
Further Education
Level
Academic and Vocational Examples
Entry Level
BTEC Certificates in Skills for Life
BTEC Certificates in Skills for Working Life
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2
3
Higher Education
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5
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5
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GCSEs at Grades D-G
BTEC Introductory Diplomas,
Certificates & Awards
NVQ Level 1
Foundation Diploma
GCSEs at Grades A*-C
BTEC First Diplomas, Certificates &
Awards
NVQ Level 2
Apprenticeships
Higher Diploma
AAT Foundation
AS/A2 Levels
Access to Higher Education
Certificates
Foundation Diploma in Art & Design
BTEC National Diplomas, Certificates
& Awards
GCE Applied A Level
NVQ Level 3
Advanced Apprenticeships
Advanced Diploma
AAT Intermediate
BTEC Professional Diplomas, Certificates & Awards
NVQ Level 4
AAT Technician
NVQ Level 5
Degree Year 1
Certificate of Higher Education
BTEC Higher National Certificate (HNC)
Degree Year 2
NVQ Level 5
Foundation Degree
BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND)
Diploma in Higher Education
Honours Degree
Graduate Certificates & Diplomas
Masters Degree
Post Graduate Certificates & Diplomas
Doctorate
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
College life
College policies
Code of Conduct
You will be required to comply
with the College’s Student
Code of Conduct throughout
the period of your enrolment.
A copy of the code can be
obtained from Threshold
Services. By enrolling on a
course with the College, you
will have accepted that serious
or repeated misconduct, or a
failure to maintain satisfactory
academic standards, will lead to
disciplinary action being taken.
Car Parking
Our main campuses have their
own security patrolled car
parks for staff, students and
visitors. Use remains at the
owner’s risk and parking is not
guaranteed.
No Smoking
A strict no smoking policy
operates throughout all
College sites.
Identity Cards
The College operates an
identity card system for all
students and staff. The ID card
gives access to internal college
areas, and should be worn at
all times in College.
Equality and Diversity
The College believes everyone
has the right to fair treatment,
which is why we operate an
Equality Policy. Under our
policy, everyone is treated
fairly and without prejudice.
A copy of the full scheme is
available on request.
Child Protection Policy/
Safeguarding
Anyone who works with
people under the age of 18
(or under 25, if they have a
learning disability) has a duty
to safeguard and promote the
welfare of those young people.
In line with this duty, Havering
College has a Child Protection
Policy and two designated
Safeguarding Officers.
A copy of the policy, further
information, or clarification,
can be obtained from the
Safeguarding Officers. They
can be contacted on 01708
462718 or 01708 462834.
Day Nursery or Childcare
Day Nursery or Child Care
Children and parents can feel happy
and secure in the comfortable and fun
surroundings of Stepping Stones Day
Nursery and Crèche.
There are two locations:
Stepping Stones – Ardleigh Green
The nursery is open 51 weeks of the
year for public, staff and students.
Trained staff care for children from 3
months to 5 years, including a Special
Educational Needs Co-ordinator. There
is an excellent range of resources at
the nursery, to cover all areas of the
early years and foundation curriculum.
Ilford
The Ilford crèche cares for children
from two to 5 years, whose parents
attend the Ilford Training Centre.
The crèche has a wide range of
resources that cover the early years
and foundation curriculum. It offers
both morning sessions and afternoon
sessions.
You can contact Stepping Stones in
Ilford on 0208 514 3019.
Contact Student Services on
01708 462718 to see if the Learner
Support Fund could help you with
childcare costs.
You can contact Stepping Stones at
the Ardleigh Green campus on
01708 462827.
Stepping
Stones
DAy Nursery
3 Months – 5 Years
Baby Room – 100% Organic
Open 51 weeks of the year
Step inside Stepping Stones Day Nursery
You will quickly sense the care and professionalism
that is obvious from this friendly staff team. We
place great emphasis on both education and the
care given to the children.
Each day there are planned activities to excite,
entertain and educate each child.
Our parents are busy people as they are staff
or students at the college, or are from the
general public.
We are open for 51 weeks of the year and we like
parents to feel free to ask us anything about their
child, come to our meetings, get help on childcare
techniques or see what is on the menu board!
The meals in the nursery are prepared by a
professional chef and are based on home-cooked
menus, with as much fresh fruit and veg as possible.
In the baby room all the food is 100% organic.
We are very proud of our work with children who
have special needs and have staff who are highly
trained and experienced to ensure that everyone
can join in, develop and thrive with us.
Ardleigh Green Nursery
Ardleigh Green Road
Hornchurch
Essex
RM11 2LL
Call 01708 462827
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Learning
Resource
Centres
Ardleigh Green and Quarles campuses each boast
a modern Learning Resource Centre. These give
students the freedom to make the most of their
study time, combining quality library facilities with hitech computers and multimedia equipment, as well
as individual and group study spaces. All students
can use the centres, putting more than 60,000 items
at their fingertips – including books, periodicals,
DVDs and videos. Our open access PCs let students
harness the power of the internet, meaning that
online resources like journals, encyclopedias and
e-books can be accessed both on and off campus.
Because the College participates in a national library
interlending system, students enjoy the widest
resources. Our Qualified Chartered Librarians offer
training sessions on catalogues and databases.
You can view our online catalogue at: http://svrautolib.
havering-college.ac.uk/ opac/opacreq.dll/new
Additional
Learning
Support
The Learning Support Service provides students
the opportunity to seek additional learning support
during their course of study at the college.
Assistance can be offered to support:
– Dyslexia
– Deaf / Hard of Hearing
– Difficulties studying in English (ESOL)
– A physical disability
– A learning disability
– Recovering from a long-term illness
– Mental & emotional well-being
– Visual impairment
If you would like to discuss your support need in
confidence with a member of the Learning Support
Team or if you require any further information please
contact us using one of the following or alternatively
drop into the college and ask for us at reception.
Tel: 01708 455 011 ext. 2128
Fax: 01708 462735
E-mail: [email protected]
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Student
Services
and
Students’
Union
We know that our students work hard – that’s why we do the
maximum to help them have fun.
The Student Services Team is here to help you while
you are studying. We offer a variety of support,
information, advice and guidance including financial
and personal support.
If you want to get stuck into college life you’ll like
the facilities that the Student Services provide. They
run many sports programmes such as basketball,
football and table tennis and the Student Services
Team organise a wide variety of events and
activities throughout the academic year. For the full
programme pick up a copy of the ‘What’s On’ leaflet
from Student Services or check the student intranet.
You can also rely on our Student Development
Workers to come up with unmissable opportunities,
including trips to Thorpe Park or the London
Eye, or to see shows at a West End theatre. They
also arrange our exciting Awareness weeks at all
campuses.
Counselling
There are two counsellors at Havering College, one
based at Ardleigh Green and one at Quarles Campus.
The service is free to staff and students and is private
and confidential. The Counsellors can assist any
student who is experiencing personal difficulties,
so should you need this type of support it is readily
available, You can book an initial session by contacting
the Counsellor direct by phone or email, or contact
Student Services reception at Ardleigh Green.
Sometimes just a chat can help to clear your mind and
see the way forward. In addition students can speak to
a qualified youth worker.
Careers Zone
It might seem like there’s a dizzying variety of choices
ahead of you, but it’s good to know you don’t have
to make them without all the facts. That’s why
Student Services run the Careers Zone, an open
drop-in centre with dedicated, expert Careers
Advisors. Support can be given with career planning
and progression, job search, CV presentation and
interview skills. This can be delivered both through
group tutorials and through individual interviews,.
You can get the information you need to plan out
the brightest choices for your future – drop in at our
office in the Ardleigh Green Campus to learn more.
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Students’ Union
Havering College has always
championed its Students’ Union
because it’s at the heart of student
life. The Union gives all learners the
chance to try new things and open new
horizons. There are shows and events,
subsidised trips, fund-raisers and parties – there’s
always something going on.
The good news is that your ideas count. Because
the Union is run by students, they want you to get
involved and have your say. You can join in as much
or as little as you want and it’s a great way to make
friends.
The Executive Committee gives support to students,
plan events and activities and represents students’
views to College Management. Union offices can be
found in Student Services at Ardleigh Green, and in
the Common Room at Quarles Campus. Elected
Higher Education Officers ensure that the views of
Higher Education Students studying at the College
are well represented.
Being part of the Students’ Union is a great way to
learn valuable new skills, work as part of a team, meet
new people and get the most out of your student
experience. Elections for SU officers are held in
March each year. Information and nomination packs
are available from Student Services and Students’
Union offices a month prior to the elections – so why
not get involved?
Student Academic Representatives – Be a StAR
and have your say
StARs have the important role of
finding out the needs and issues of
students in their Tutor/Class Group
and passing these on to the Students’
Union and the College.
This allows the ‘voice’ of the students to be heard
and enables the College and the Students’ Union
to respond to issues quickly, making your time at
Havering College more enjoyable.
Two StARs are elected from every Tutor/Class Group
within the College during the first term of each
academic year.
Contact Us
Student Services Ardleigh Green 01708 462718
Student Services Quarles Campus 01708 455011 extension 4044
Student Services Rainham Campus
01708 455011 extension 1006
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Stacey
Solomon
finds College
Life X-citing
DO you have a dream? X Factor finalist Stacey
Solomon did and she chose Havering College of
Further and Higher Education to help her fulfil it.
The singing sensation has credited the college with
giving her the confidence to follow her quest for fame.
The 20-year-old studied for a National Diploma in
Performing Arts (Musical Theatre) at the college’s
impressive £6million Centre for Creative Arts on
the Ardleigh Green Campus complex in
Hornchurch, Essex.
The two year course is equivalent to three A-levels
and can open the gateway to university study.
Stacey was enjoying every minute of her course…until
she was whisked away to stardom after wowing Simon
Cowell and fellow judges at the X Factor auditions.
The talented performer is on the brink of achieving
celebrity status, but after jetting home from the
X Factor national tour, she recently found time
to return to college to officially launch our new
vocational centre in Brentwood.
She said: “I loved being at Havering College. I think
it was one of the best experiences of my life. My
teachers always made me feel more confident.
Being with teachers who really help you and make
you feel you are really good makes all the difference.
“It is a place where you can be yourself because
everyone is so normal and down to earth. I have
made some brilliant friends.
“If someone came to me and said they wanted
to study Performing Arts, I would definitely
recommend Havering College.”
Strawberry Fields Forever
Gets A Standing Ovation
BEATLEMANIA has swept through Havering
College and taken the London Palladium by storm.
Strawberry Fields Forever – a new Beatles musical
written by Havering College advanced practitioner
Peter Dayson – received a standing ovation when it
was performed for one night only in the West End.
The show featuring more than 20 Beatles songs
was written and performed under an educational
licence. It has been highly acclaimed and has
attracted great interest from the industry.
The lead character – Liverpudlian family matriarch
Lily – was played by Emma Tansley. Emma, 20, from
Hornchurch, is a member of Youth Music Theatre UK
and aspires to be an actress. Studying at the college
on a Legal Secretarial course is her back-up plan.
Emma said: “I was really excited to get this part and
worked hard on getting the Liverpudlian accent right.”
Andreas Poulloura, 20, from Rainham, played
Bobby – a wannabe musician whose demo tape
gets sent to Beatles producer Brian Epstein.
Andreas, who is in the first year of his BTEC
National Diploma Performing Arts (Musical
Theatre) course, said: “It is a fantastic musical and
I love the Beatles songs. I have only ever been in a
school show so it was really exciting to go on stage
at the London Palladium.”
Strawberry Fields Forever is the college’s fourth
International CrossOver Project – a unique
educational concept which involves staff and
students from Havering College “crossing over” for
transatlantic productions in a London West End
theatre and in America.
This year Havering College students and staff
performed at the famous Stuart’s Opera House in
Nelsonville, Ohio.
ROSE Shines as a Beacon
THE Havering College ROSE programme has been
highly commended for an Association of Colleges
Beacon Award for helping people with learning
difficulties into employment.
The college has been Highly Commended for the
RNIB and Mencap Award for Students with Learning
Difficulties and/or Disabilities.
The UK-wide Beacon Awards provide national
recognition for excellence and innovation as well as
acknowledging the talents of staff at all levels.
They highlight the breadth and quality of education
in the college sector.
ROSE programme joint manager Sharon Gould
said: “The ROSE programme highlights the positive
partnership between employers and Further
Education for the supported employment of people
with learning difficulties and/or disabilities, and
shows the commitment Havering College has to see
progression, inclusion and empowerment of these
people in the London Borough of Havering.”
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801, www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Stacey Solomon cuts
ribbon at Hair and
Beauty Campus
X FACTOR finalist and former Havering College
Performing Arts student Stacey Solomon cut the
ribbon at a new state-of-the-art hair and beauty
facility in Brentwood.
Havering College is part of the Brentwood Learning
Partnership and has invested three-quarters of a
million pounds to create The Lanes Hair & Beauty
Brentwood in partnership with Sawyers Hall College
in Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood.
The Lanes Hair & Beauty, Brentwood, will cater
for 150 students aged from 14 to 19, as well as
mature students and train them to become future
professionals for the hair and beauty industry.
Stacey joined guests, including industry representatives,
for a celebratory evening at the new centre.
Students have catwalk vision
FASHION students at Havering College stepped
onto the catwalk to present their innovative designs
at East London’s Alternative Fashion Week.
Six students in the second year of their BA Fashion
degree course were among 70 up and coming
designers at the event which acts as a platform for
the discovery of new talent.
The media, public and those in the fashion industry
from all over the world flock to Spitalfields Traders
Market in April when it showcases the most original
and creative collections from a fresh crop of new
designers.
Hundreds of applications to exhibit at the show
are received each year and 2010 marked a debut
appearance by Havering College students.
Student Rebekah Bogle, 21, from Ilford, said:
“Alternative Fashion Week is a really important
event as it is attended by designers and buyers
from all over the world. It was very exciting to be
showing some of our designs there.”
Student Laxmi Rajput, 32, is from India and
commutes from the Heathrow area to study
fashion at Havering College.
She said: “I greatly enjoy my course and the tutors
are very helpful. To be part of Alternative Fashion
Week was a fantastic experience.”
The BA Fashion degree course is one of around 30
degree level courses offered by Havering College.
NEW £2M
CONSTRUCTION
CENTRE BUILDS
CAREERS
A NEW Havering College campus to train students
for specialist careers in the construction industry is
meeting a crucial skills gap.
Thames Gateway Minister Shahid Malik officially
opened the £2million Rainham Campus
Construction Centre last November.
The facility will train 7,500 students in construction
skills and engineering trades between now and the
Olympic Games.
With the London Thames Gateway area earmarked
for massive redevelopment in the coming years the
college will be meeting the needs of local employers,
by training the workforce for now and in the future.
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships provide the best of both worlds and
are offered as follows:
— Apprenticeships at level 2
— Advanced Apprenticeships at level 3
— Adult Apprenticeships for those aged 24+
The key to a successful Apprenticeship is
an appropriate, supportive and safe working
environment, a strong commitment to achieve,
matched with support from experienced college
staff throughout the programme.
Havering College has established strong links with
employers and can provide some assistance in
finding suitable employees or employment, although
this cannot be guaranteed.
Course
Apprenticeships have three main elements within a
specific industry framework:
— NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) – the work
based element of your programme, where you will
learn new skills in a working environment. You will be
required to complete a portfolio of evidence, which
will be reviewed by an occupationally competent
assessor and your progress will be reviewed on a
regular basis.
— Technical Certificate – a recognised qualification
that provides you with the underpinning knowledge
for the NVQ. This is generally delivered at college on
a day release basis.
— Key Skills – in Communication, Application of
Number and IT are needed to work effectively in
a modern working environment. You will develop
these skills by working as part of a team and
successfully carrying out every-day tasks. This
element of the programme is assessed via a
portfolio of evidence and end test.
If you are not in employment, Programme-Led
Pathways allow you the opportunity to complete
the Technical Certificate element of a framework at
college, as described above, either on a full-time or
part-time basis. This will count towards the relevant
framework should you progress to an Apprenticeship.
Apprenticeships range from Administration to
Engineering, Motor Vehicle Panel Beating and
Spraying to Accounting. If you are interested in an
Apprenticeship, check out the Apprenticeships
column throughout the courses listed.
Course code
Start date
Duration (weeks)
Level
Apprenticeships
AAT Foundation
B500WBL
Sep 10
35
2
A
AAT Intermediate
B501WBL
Sep 10
35
3
A
Apprenticeships
NVQ 2 Apprenticeship in Information Technology P880PLP
Flexible
36
2
A
NVQ 2 Apprenticeship in Administration C503WBL
Flexible
36
2
A
Flexible
36
NVQ 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Administration C505WBL
3
A
NVQ 2 Horticulture Apprenticeships City and Guilds P889V2P
2
A
Diploma in work-based Horticulture
Day
As required
36
2
A
NVQ 2 Trowel Occupations
J605WBL
—
—
2
A
NVQ 2 Wood Occupations
J632WBL
—
—
2
A
NVQ 2 Painting and Decorating
J630WBL
—
—
2
A
NVQ 2 Plumbing
J600WBL
Sep 10
72
2
A
NVQ 3 Plumbing
J612WBL
Sep 10
3
A
Advanced Apprenticeship in Electrical Technology
flexible
A
NVQ 2 Electrical Installation (PEO) J846WBL
Sep 10
NVQ 3 Installing & Commissioning ETS & EQUIP (NVQ only)
J835V3P Day
TBC
36 wks x 2 yrs
2
A
TBC
3
A
Apprenticeship in Engineering
Sep 10
2
A
Apprenticeship in Engineering
Sep 10
3
A
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle Body Repair
Sep 10
2/3
A
Apprenticeship in Fabrication & Welding
2
A
Apprenticeship in Fabrication & Welding
3
A
Apprenticeship in Maintenance
2
A
Apprenticeship in Maintenance
3
A
Apprenticeship in Manufacturing
2
A
Apprenticeship in Manufacturing
3
A
Apprenticeship in Carry & Deliver Goods
A
Apprenticeship in Driving Goods Vehicles
3
A
Apprenticeship in Warehousing & Storage
3
A
Apprenticeship in Youth & Community Work 2/3
A
Apprenticeship in Advice & Guidance
2/3
A
Apprenticeship in Teaching Assistance
2/3
A
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801
For the latest course information go to www.havering-college.ac.uk
“I feel this Apprenticeship
Programme has given me the
springboard I need to fulfil the
career I want. With support from
the college and my employers the
opportunities available to me are
that much nearer.”
Lauren / Advanced Apprentice
with F Barnes & Son,
Solicitors, Romford
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Finding a course
that suits YOU
Course
Course code
Start date
Duration (weeks)
Level
Apprenticeships
IAB Foundation BC55C2E EVE
1/9/2010
35 2
AAT Foundation
B500V2P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
35 2
A
AAT Foundation
B500WBL
Sep 10
35 2
A
AAT Intermediate
B501V3P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
35 3
A
AAT Intermediate
B501WBL
Sep 10
35 3
A
AAT Technician B533V4P/E
DAY/EVE
Sep 10
12
AAT Technician — Module 1 — Management Accounting 1
BC20V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
AAT Technician — Module 2 — Financial Statements
BC21V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
12
AAT Technician — Module 3 — Personal Taxation
BC22V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
12
AAT Technician — Module 4 — MAS Project
BC23V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
2
ATT Technician — Module 5 — Business Taxation or Cash Management
BC24V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
12
AAT Technician — Module 6 — Management Accounting 2
BC25V4P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
12
Introduction to Securities and Investments
BC72C3P DAY
Jan 11
8
Business, Administration and Finance
NVQ 2 Advice and Guidance
P024V2P DAY 2
NVQ 3 Advice and Guidance
P024V3P DAY 3
NVQ 4 Advice and Guidance
P024V4P 4
NVQ 2 Customer Service
BC46V2P DAY 2
NVQ 3 Customer Service
BC46V3P DAY 3
NVQ 2 Apprenticeship in Administration C503WBL TBC 2
A
NVQ 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Administration C505WBL Flexible
A
Start your own Business
BC75Z1E EVE
Sep 10 NVQ 2 Children’s Care Learning & Development
B002V2P DAY
Sep 10
NVQ 2 Children’s Care Learning & Development
B002V2E EVE
Sep 10
36
2
NVQ 3 Children’s Care Learning & Development
B003V3P DAY
Sep 10
48
3
NVQ 3 Children’s Care Learning & Development
B003V3E EVE
Sep 10
48
3
NVQ 2 Health & Social Care
B095V2P DAY
Sep 10
36
2
NVQ 3 Health & Social Care
B096V3E EVE
Sep 10
36
3
NVQ 4 Health & Social Care
B097V4P DAY
Sep 10
36
4
Leadership & Management in Care Services
B060V4P DAY
Sep 10
36
3
Access to Health & Social Care
B015C3F
Sep 10
36
4
Support in Care Services
B099V2P DAY
Sep 10
36 3
Care, Health and Early Years
36
2
TBC
A
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Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801
For the latest course information go to www.havering-college.ac.uk
Course
Course code
Start date
Duration (weeks)
Level
Apprenticeships
Construction, Planning & The Built Environment
NVQ 2 Trowel Occupations
J605WBL
TBC TBC 2
A
NVQ 2 Wood Occupations
J632WBL
TBC TBC 2
A
NVQ 2 Painting & Decorating
J630WBL
TBC TBC 2
A
NVQ 3 Plumbing Studies J613C3P DAY
Sep 10
36
Certificate in Basic Plumbing Studies
J603C2P DAY
Sep 10
72 2
On-site Assessment and Training
TBCTBC
TBC
2
NVQ 2 Plumbing
Sep 10 up to 72 2
A
NVQ 3 Plumbing
J600V3P DAY
Sep 10 up to 72 3
A
BTEC National Certificate Construction
J701NCP DAY
Sep 10 TBC 3
2D Computer Aided Design Level 2 Principles & Practice
JC01C2E EVE
Sep 10
36 2
2D Computer Aided Design Level 3 Application & Modification
JC03C3E EVE
Sep 10
36 3
3D Computer Aided Design Level 3
JC05C2E EVE
Sep 10
36 3
2D Computer Aided Design Level 4 Using AutoCAD
JC07C4E EVE
Sep 10
36 4
Certificate in Person Centred Art Therapy Skills
SC11Z1E EVE
Sep 10
120 hours
Certificate in Theoretical & Personal Development in Counselling Practice
SC18C2E EVE
Sep 10
45 hours
NVQ 2 Retail Skills
P777BNK
Flexible TBC 2
NVQ 2 Customer Care
P500V2P DAY
Flexible TBC 2
NVQ 2 Cleaning Services
P510V2P DAY
Flexible TBC 2
NVQ 2 Caretaker Services
P520V2P DAY
Flexible TBC 2
Counselling
Employment Skills
Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies
C&G 2330 Electrical Installation Level 2
J631C2E EVE
Sep 10
36
2
C&G 2330 Electrical Installation Level 2
J633C2P DAY
Sep 10
36
2
C&G 2330 Electrical Installation Level 3
J635C3P DAY
Sep 10
36
3
C&G 2330 Electrical Installation Level 3
J635C3E EVE
Sep 10
36
3
C&G 2381 17th Edition (IEE Wiring Regulations) 2008 Update JC20C3P Oct 10 / Various
DAY/EVE
1 day or 2 eves plus a 2 hour exam
C&G 2382 17th Edition (IEE Wiring Regulations) JC40C3E/P DAY/EVE
Oct.10/ Jan.11/ Apr.11
10
C&G 2391 Inspection Testing & Certification of Electrical Installation
JC02C3E/P DAY/EVE
Oct.10/ Jan.11/ Apr.11
82
C&G 2391 Inspection Testing PAT
NVQ 3 Installing & Commissioning ETS & Equipment
J835WBL
3
BTEC Extended Certificate in Engineering Q820P059
Sep 10
36
2
BTEC Diploma in Electrical/Electronic Engineering q820p039
Sep 10
72
3
BTEC Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Q820P041
Sep 10
72
3
ABC Certificate in Welding & Fabrication Level 1 Q820P247
Sep 10
36
1
ABC Certificate in Welding & Fabrication Level 2 Q820P248
Sep 10
36
2
ABC Diploma in Welding & Fabrication Level 3 Q820P245
Sep 10
36
3
ABC Certificate in Welding & Fabrication Level 3 Q820P246
Sep 10
36
3
Performing Engineering Operations Level 1
Sep 10
36
1
Performing Engineering Operations Level 2 Q820P049
Sep 10
36
2
NVQ IMI Paint & Body 22
Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Course
Course code
Start date
Duration (weeks)
Level
Apprenticeships
Foundation Skills
Edexcel Entry Level Award in Personal Progress
Edexcel Entry Level Certificate in Personal Progress E1
Edexcel Entry Level Diploma in Personal Progress
E1
Sep 10
36
E1
Life Skills including Personal & Social Development and Employability
E2
Edexcel Entry Level BTEC Certificate in WorkSkills E3
Edexcel BTEC Diploma in WorkSkills
E1
Hair, Beauty and Holistic Therapy
Thai Herbal Compress Massage - Body Treatments
BC13C3S/091A
Hot Stone Massage - Body Treatments
BC14C3S/091A
1 day
Hot Stone Massage - Face Treatments
BC15C3S/091A
1 day
Thermal Ear Candling
BC16C3S/091A
1 day
P900Z1P DAY
Sep 10
30
City & Guilds (3807) Entry Level 2 and 3 Skills for
P910ZEP DAY
Working Life Horticulture Option
Sep 10
36
E2/E3
1 day
Horticulture
City & Guilds (9352) Diploma in Practical Horticulture 1
National Certificate in Horticulture
36
2
City & Guilds (0062) Certificate / Practical Certificate in Gardening
P520V2P DAY
Sep 10
30
2
Diploma in work-based Horticulture 30
2
BC81C2S DAY
Oct.10/ Mar/Jun.11
A
Hospitality, Sport and Fashion
Level 2 Award In Food Safety in Catering
1 day
Customise (Fashion)
TBC
Part 1: 15th Sep 10– 10
24th Nov 10
Customise (Fashion)
TBC
Part 2: 5th Jan 11–
16th Mar 11
2
10
Information & Communication Technology
ICT Entry Level
TBC
Sep 10
12
E1
ITQ (Information Technology Qualification) Level 1
TBC
Flexible
20
1
ITQ (Information Technology Qualification) Level 2
TBC
Flexible
24
2
ITQ (Information Technology Qualification) Level 2
TBC
Flexible
20
2
ITQ (Information Technology Qualification) Level 3
TBC
Flexible
36
3
Apprenticeship in Information Technology — Adult (NVQ 2)
TBC
Flexible
36
2
Microsoft Certified Professional On Server 2003
Network Environment
JC91C3E EVE
Microsoft Certified Professional On Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
JC92C3E EVE
36
Fundamentals of Network Security
JC93C3E EVE
36
Microsoft Certified Professional on Windows XP Professional (Unit 21)
JC94C3E EVE
18
Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator
JC95C3E EVE
Sep 10
BTEC National Certificate in I.T. Practitioners
J440NCP DAY
Sep 10
A
36
36 x 2 years
CISCO Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Evenings
CCNA 1 Network Fundamentals
JC61C3E
Sep 10/Feb 11
18
CCNA 2 Protocols and Rating Concepts
JC62C3E
Sep 10/Feb 11
18
CCNA 3LAN Switching
JC63C3E
Sep 10/Feb 11
18
CCNA 4 Addressing the WAN
JC64C3E
Sep 10/Feb 11
18
Computer Maintenance & Installation
JC80C2E EVE
Sep 10
18
iMedia Digital Graphics — Level 3 JC81C3E EVE
Sep 10/Feb 11
10
3
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801
For the latest course information go to www.havering-college.ac.uk
Course
Course code
Start date
iMedia Website Design Web Authoring — Level 2
JC82C2E EVE
Sep 10 / Apr 11
Duration (weeks)
10
Level
2
iMedia Website Design Web Authoring — Level 3
JC82C3E EVE
Jan 11
10
3
iMedia Digital Animation — Level 3
JC83C3E EVE
Apr 10
10
3
Professional Unit In Web Design
AC15Z1E EVE
Sep 10
20
Access To HE Computing
J061C3F
Sep 10
36
British Sign Language Stage 1 AC46Z1P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
32
British Sign Language Stage 2 AC46Z2P/E DAY/EVE
Sep 10
32
ESOL English for Speakers of other Languages
PEHCONS
Various
GCSE: English Language — Eve
AC130G1E EVE
Sep 10
Apprenticeships
ILM NVQ Level 2 in Team Leading
B606V2P DAY
Flexible
Flexible
2
ILM Level 3 Award in First Line Management
BC04C3P DAY
TBC
12
3
ILM Level 3 Certificate in First Line Management
BC60M3P DAY
Sep 10
30
3
CIPD Certificate In Personnel Practice
BC86C3P DAY
Sep 10
30
GCSE: Mathematics — Eve
AC155G1E EVE Sep 10
32
GCSE: Science — Eve
AC170G1E EVE Sep 10
32
NVQ 2 Supporting Learning and Teaching in Schools
P140V2P DAY/Eve Sep 10
30
2
NVQ 3 Supporting Learning and Teaching in Schools
P150V3P/E DAY/EVE Sep 10
35
3
Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector P400Z3P/E DAY/EVE Sep 10
10
Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector P410Z3P/E DAY/EVE Sep 10
30
Assessing Candidates (Methods — A1) — Internal Candidates
P032Z1O TBC
36
Verifier Award — Internal Candidates
P033Z1O TBC
36
NVQ 2 Carry & Deliver Goods
P620V2P TBC
TBC
2
NVQ 2 Driving Goods Vehicles
P624V2P TBC
TBC
2
NVQ 2 Storage & Warehousing
P623V2P TBC
TBC
2
NVQ Road Passenger Vehicle Driving (Taxi’s & PHV)
P622V2P TBC
TBC
2
NVQ 2 Passenger Carrying Vehicle Driving (Bus & Coach)
P625V2P TBC
TBC
LEVEL 3 NVQ in Logistics Operational Management
PHCNT3L
3
A950C2E EVE Sep 10
2
Languages
Pre-entry-Level 2
32
Management
Science & Mathematics
Teaching & Training
Transport & Logistics
2
Youth & Community
Certificate in Youth Work
36
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Havering College of Further & Higher Education
Looking to get back into work or move up the
career ladder?
We offer the chance to improve your job skills while
gaining a nationally recognised qualification in Adult
Literacy or Numeracy.
Need a hand with words or numbers?
Lots of talented people need a hand with English and
Maths. For example, Einstein was dyslexic.
When you improve your skills reading, writing or using
numbers, you open lots of doors.
You don’t just find it helps at College or at work. It can
make a big difference with things like bills and forms,
or helping the kids with homework.
Course
We can help you improve your basic skills in literacy
and numeracy and you get a proper, recognised
qualification too.
“Working with Havering College has
helped our customers to improve their
skills and get back into work.”
Alan Parrott
You will find helpful, friendly tutors and meet other
people, just like you, who are enjoying the course.
Employer Engagement Manager
We can help if you already study at the College, and
your English and Maths are holding you back. We can
also help even if you haven’t done a course before, or
aren’t a student with us.
Job Centre Plus
If you want to improve your skills, or know someone
who does, why not come and speak to us at
Threshold Services?
Course code
Start date
Duration (weeks)
Level
Apprenticeships
Preparation for Work, Life and Further Education
Adult Literacy / English
P010ZEP
Sep.10/ Feb.11
Entry
Adult Literacy / English
P010Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11 15-18
1 & 2
Adult Numeracy / Maths P015Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11 15-18
Entry
Adult Numeracy / Maths P015Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11 15-18
1&2
Numeracy with Basic IT
P007Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11
18
Literacy with Internet & Email
P008Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11
15
Literacy with Intermediate IT
P008Z1P Sep.10/ Feb.11
15
Numeracy with Digital Photography P007Z1P
Sep.10/ Feb.11
18
ESOL Levels from Beginners Pre Entry to Level 2
PEHCONS
Various
Literacy for ESOL
PEHCONS
Various
Numeracy for ESOL
PEHCONS
15-18
ESOL Young Learners
PEHCONS
Full-time
How to enrol
To make sure you get a place, it makes sense to apply
for your course as soon as possible. You can enrol on
a full-time FE course or a Higher Education course
right now — so why not get in touch?
For some courses you will need to contact Threshold
Services for an application pack. We will be able to
provide you with more detailed course information,
and once your application form is received, you will
be invited to attend an interview before we can offer
a place. This is to ensure the course is right for you
and you are able to make the commitment that will
be required for the programme.
Enrolment 2010
You can sign up for any course by contacting
Threshold Services who will arrange for you to meet
with a tutor, or in some cases enrol you straight away!
You may be required to sit a target skills test prior to
enrolment.
Contact Us
Information & Guidance /
Learner Hotline 01708 462801
Employer Hotline 01708 462800
Email: [email protected]
www.havering-college.ac.uk
Where Can I Enrol for
2010 Courses?
For the latest course information please visit
our website www.havering-college.ac.uk
All enrolments take place at:
Threshold Services
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facing
redundancy
Are you facing redundancy, looking to return to work or have
been unemployed for six months or more?
Are you facing redundancy, looking to return to work
or have been unemployed for six months or more?
We offer bespoke training packages that will help
you prepare for work and we will work with you to
find a job.
Our New Start programme will provide you with
information, advice and guidance as well as retraining
opportunities. We will support you in accessing the
right training package, working with your existing skills
to improve your opportunities in the job market.
All of the training packages on offer include:
– CV writing, job search and interview techniques
– Communication, team working and problem solving
– English, maths and computer skills for the workplace
– Leadership, management and action planning
Courses on offer
– SIA Security
– I.T.
– Customer Care and Retail
– Introduction to Health and Social Care
– Electrical
– Warehousing and Logistics including FLT.
– Introduction to the Construction Industry including
CSCS
– Management
– Access to Teaching / Teaching Assistant
– Introduction to Commercial Horticulture
– Introduction to Catering and Food Safety
A range of specialist skills training required by industry
and occupational sectors is also available.
The New Start programme is linked to Jobcentre Plus
Rapid Response Service, to make sure that while you
are facing redundancy or you are already workless,
you are given the right help to get back into work as
quickly as possible.
For further information and availability, please call
our New Start hotline on 01708 462801 or email:
[email protected]
alternatively you can visit:
Threshold Services at Ardleigh Green
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Full-time
School Leavers
courses
Full-time Courses Starting September 2010
To make sure you get a place, it makes sense to apply for your course as soon as possible, but
it doesn’t have to be hard choosing.
Threshold Services has a friendly team of qualified Course Advisers who can guide you
through the many choices on offer. We’ll tell you about the issues that affect you, like
financial support, grants, childcare and access. From receiving financial advice to finding an
Apprenticeship, we can lend a hand.
You can speak to us throughout the summer, without an appointment. You can also talk to
us at any time of the year, so it’s never too late to ask us how Havering’s courses can make a
difference to your life.
GCSEs
Daytime GCSEs require 4 to 5 hours attendance at
College per subject, per week, spread over 2/3 days
for 32 weeks.
– Business Studies
– Chemistry
– English Language
– English Literature
– Film Studies
– Human Physiology & Health
– Humanities
– ICT
– Mathematics
– Media Studies
– Photography
– Physics
– Science
AS/A2s
Daytime AS/A2s require 5 hours attendance at
College per subject, per week, spread over 2/3 days
each week for 32 weeks.
– Accounts
– Art
– Biology
– Business Studies
– Chemistry
– Communication & Culture
– English Language
– English Literature
– Film Studies
– Information Technology
– Law
– Mathematics
– Media & Photography
– Physics
– Psychology
– Sociology
Full-time Vocational
Courses
Full-time vocational courses require attendance
at College 2 to 4 days per week for 36/72 weeks
between September 2010— July 2011 and September
2011—July 2012.
Business, Administration and Finance
– OCR National Certificate in Business
– BTEC First Diploma Business
– BTEC National Diploma Business
– OCR NVQ 1 Administration
– OCR NVQ 2 Administration
– OCR Level 2 Diploma in Administration
– OCR Level 3 Diploma in Administration
– ILEX Legal Secretaries 1 Certificate
– ILEX Legal Secretaries 2 Diploma
– Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT):
Foundation, Intermediate, Technician
Care, Health and Early Years
– OCR National Certificate in Health & Social Care
– BTEC First Diploma Health & Social Care
– BTEC National Certificate in Caring
– BTEC National Certificate in Health Studies
– Access to Higher Education Health & Social Care
– CACHE Foundation Award Caring for Children
– CACHE Level 2 Diploma in Childcare and Education
– CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education
Construction, Planning & the Built
Environment
– C & G Building Craft Occupations
– Level 1 Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment
– C & G Intermediate Construction Award: Trowel,
Wood, Painting & Decorating
– Level 2 Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment
– Level 3 Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment
– ASET Level 1 National Award Plumbing
– Certificate in Basic Plumbing Studies
– C & G Plumbing Technical Certificate
– C & G Level 3 Plumbing Skills
– BTEC First Diploma Construction
– BTEC National Diploma Construction
Creative Arts, Media and Music
– Access to Further Education: Art and Media
– BTEC First Diploma Art and Design
– BTEC National Diploma Art and Design
– BTEC Foundation Diploma to Higher Education: Art
and Design
– BTEC National Diploma Graphic Design
– BTEC National Diploma Fashion
– BTEC National Diploma Photography
– BTEC First Diploma Media
– BTEC National Diploma Media
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801
For the latest course information go to www.havering-college.ac.uk
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moon when Apollo astronaut
Charles Duke – one of only 12 men
to have ever stood on the surface
of the moon – was a guest of
Havering College’s Department of
Technology
– BTEC First Diploma Music
– BTEC National Diploma Music Practice or Music
Technology
– BTEC First Diploma Performing Arts
– BTEC National Diploma Performing Arts
– Pathways: Dance, Acting, Musical or Production Arts
Engineering & Manufacturing Technologies
– NVQ 1 Performing Engineering Operations:
Engineering/Electrical
– NVQ 1 Performing Engineering Operations:
Engineering and Workshop Skills
– C & G 2330 Electrical Installation Level 2
– BTEC Introductory Diploma Engineering (Electrical/
Electronics)
– BTEC Extended Certificate Electronics Level 2
– BTEC National Diploma Communication
Electronics
– EMTA Level 2 Performing Engineering Operations
Mechanical
– BTEC Diploma Engineering Level 2
– BTEC Extended Diploma Electrical/Electronic
Engineering Level 3
– BTEC Extended Diploma Mechanical Engineering
Level 3
– C & G Entry Level Certificate in Automotive Vehicle
Maintenance
– IMI Level 1 Award Motor Vehicle
– IMI Level 1 Award Vehicle Fitting
– IMI Level 2 Certificate Vehicle
Fitting Operations
– IMI Level 1 Light Vehicle Body Repair
– IMI Level 2 Light Vehicle Body Repair
Motor Sport Engineering
– BTEC Diploma Motor Sport Level 2
– BTEC Extended Diploma Motor Sport Level 3
Hair and Beauty
– NVQ 1 Beauty
– NVQ 2 Beauty
– NVQ 3 Beauty
– Level 2 Diploma Complementary Therapies
– VTCT Level 3 Diploma Complementary Therapies
– C & G NVQ 1 Hairdressing
– C & G NVQ 2 Hairdressing
– C & G NVQ 3 Hairdressing
Horticulture
– Diploma in Practical Horticulture Level 1 and 2
Hospitality, Sport and Public Services
– C&G Foundation Level 1 in Catering
– C&G Level 1 Diploma in Professional Cookery
– C&G NVQ 2 in Professional Cookery
– C&G NVQ 3 in Professional Cookery
– BTEC Foundation Level 1 in Sport and Public
Services
– BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Sport
– BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Sport
– BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport
– Romford Football Academy (Level 3)
– BTEC Foundation Level 1 in Sport and Public
Services
– BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Public Services
– BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Public Services
– BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services
Communication Technology
– OCR National Certificate in ICT
– BTEC Introductory Diploma for I.T. @ Work
– BTEC National Diploma I.T. Practitioners
Business Information Systems
– ICT Systems Support
– Software Development
Preparation for Work, Life and Further
Education
– Pre Entry Life Skills Levels 1, 2 & 3
– Entry Level Living Skills
– Entry Level Skills for Learning & Work Levels 1, 2 & 3
– Entry Level Art/Photography
– Entry Level Catering
– Entry Level Child Development
– Foundation Skills Access to:
Health & Social Care (Level 1)
Business/ICT
Art, Media & Design
Horticulture
Certificate Introducing: Retail
Business Administration
– BTEC Introductory Diploma in Vocational Studies
– English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
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Higher Education
& Access to
Higher Education
There are lots of reasons to take a Higher Education course at
Havering. We offer dozens of high quality HE choices, to unlock
your academic and professional potential.
A wide range of people enjoy learning with
us – from mature students to sixth formers,
from mums learning photography right through
to budding graphic designers. Students can
progress at the level that’s right for them. We offer
Access courses, Foundation Degrees, HNDs and
HNCs, Undergraduate Degrees and professional
qualifications. Many choices can be taken part-time.
We don’t charge top-up tuition fees and for 2010/11,
our full-time fees are just £1310.
Loans and grants are available to help support the
cost and our Threshold Services team can give you
advice about these.
Access Courses
Access Courses are a great stepping stone to Higher
Education. If you’d like to do a degree, but don’t have
the entry qualifications, an Access Course is the
perfect way to qualify.
– Access to Higher Education – Computing (full-time
one year, or part-time two years)
– Access to Higher Education – Health and Social
Care (full-time one year, or part-time two years)
– Foundation Diploma in Art & Design (full-time one
year)
HNC and HND
Higher National Certificates (HNC) and
Higher National Diplomas (HND)
These are undergraduate qualifications,
approximately equal to the first two years of a degree
programme. Because they are developed with
industrial and professional bodies, you gain valuable
skills that prepare you both for work and progression
to Higher Education.
– HNC/D Construction
– HNC/D Graphic Design
– HNC/D Performing Arts
– HNC/D Engineering
– HNC Media
– HNC Photography
Foundation Degrees
Foundation Degrees are vocational qualifications,
developed with national employers and
organisations. These courses are designed for the
modern world, providing much needed high-level
skills and work experience, allowing students to enter
their chosen career or progress to Bachelors degree
at university. Foundation Degrees are designed to
change so they remain current with needs and trends
in the workplace. The qualification you achieve will
be tailored to meet the requirements of industry and
close links with organisations provide a good insight
into the “real working world” and modern practices.
Foundations Degrees at Havering College require two
years of full-time study or you can take some of the
courses part-time over three years.
– Computing & Systems Development
– Early Childhood Studies
– Electrical Engineering
– Mechanical Engineering
– Motorsport Engineering
– Teaching Assistants
– Business and Management (Subject to Validation)
Degrees
Havering College offers a range of Honours Degrees.
Many of the courses can be studied full-time or
part-time.
– BA (Hons) 3 Dimensional Design
– BA/BSc (Hons) Combined Studies in
Social Sciences (Psychology, Sociology)
– BSc (Hons) Computing and Systems Development
(Subject to Validation)
– BA (Hons) Contemporary Music and Technology
– BA (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy
– BEng (Hons) Engineering
– BA (Hons) Fashion
– BA (Hons) Fine Art
– BA (Hons) Graphic Design
– BA (Hons) Social Work
– BA (Hons) Youth & Community Studies
Post Graduate Qualifications
Our post-qualifying courses are designed for
graduates wishing to develop their careers.
– Post Graduate Certificate/Diploma in Practice
Education (Social Work)
– Post Graduate Certificate/Diploma in Working With
Adults (Social Work)
Teacher Education
– PCE (post-compulsory education)
– Professional Graduate Certificate in Education
(PGCE)
– Professional Certificate in Education Level 5
– Additional Diploma as a subject specialist (Subject
to Validation)
Contact Us
Pop in to Threshold Services to discuss your
options with our specialist Higher Education
Team or contact them directly on 01708 462793
email: [email protected]
www.havering-college.ac.uk
Information & Guidance: T: 01708 462801
For the latest course information go to www.havering-college.ac.uk
"Havering College was very
supportive and it is very local.
I found it to have an excellent
learning environment and well
geared up to support mature
students."
Yolande, a former sales manager
who became pregnant in the final
year of her BA (Hons) degree
in Pastoral Counselling and
Psychology, achieved a first!
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Havering College
Business Services
Bespoke Training,
Business Skills &
Apprenticeships
Whether you are looking for entry-level NVQs, training tailored to the specific needs of your
business or higher level skilled qualifications and whether you need this to be delivered at the
College or at your place of work, Havering College is well placed to deliver.
Havering College is the proud holder
of the Training Quality Standard (TQS)
kitemark recognising our excellence in
working with businesses.
The award acknowledges the College
as one of the leading training providers
in the country. Supporting and meeting
the training and development needs of
employers sits at the heart of the
College’s mission.
Employer Engagement
We have Employer Engagement
Managers covering almost every
specialist field. This means we can give
expert advice to employers, shaping
and delivering training solutions to meet
individual employers’ requirements.
Bespoke college programmes run by
Havering College can enhance your
company’s productivity and boost your
profits. Employees also appreciate the
chance to upskill and the way in which
training can help them ‘work smarter’.
Our experts will also identify any
potential funding which may be
available towards the cost of any
training.
We offer nationally approved
qualifications, which can be
offered under Train to Gain or as
an apprenticeship that attract
Government funding, a proportion of
these would be free of charge whilst
some would be partially funded.
Bespoke provision which meets your
specific business needs, may attract a
professional fee to cover the design of
the course and the costs of delivery.
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Contact one of the college’s Employer
Engagement Managers to discuss your
specific needs.
Havering College has recently been
awarded funding for a number of
projects as part of the Government’s
response to high redundancy rates
across the capital.
New Start
Our New Start programme supports
employers and/or individuals with
advice, guidance and re-training
opportunities that reflect the needs
of the local labour market. This
programme is linked to the Jobcentre
Plus Rapid Response Service for a fully
integrated service. Support is available
for all employers/companies that face
redundancy issues.
As part of this initiative, we offer
activities and/or training over an eight
week period for companies that are
willing to extend the redundancy
period to allow staff access to skills
development activity that enhances
their future job prospects – helping
them re-enter employment elsewhere
quickly.
Havering College also seeks employers
who may wish to use our bespoke New
Start service to fill any vacancies they
may have.
Contact Us
Threshold Services 01708 462800
[email protected]
www.havering-college.ac.uk
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Motorway access from outside of London by road
is easiest via the M25.
The Campus is approximately three miles from
M25 Junctions 28 and 29.
Buses: 294 from Romford via Gidea Park
Station to The Ardleigh and Dragon; College is
approximately four minutes walk. 256 from
Hornchurch Tube, bus stops outside campus.
Train: National Express East Anglia to Gidea Park
or Emerson Park Halt. Ardleigh Green Campus is
approximately 15 minutes walk from Gidea Park
Station.
Havering College
Quarles Campus
Tring Gardens, Harold Hill,
Romford, Essex RM3 9ES.
Rainham Campus Construction Centre
New Road, Rainham, Essex RM13 8QN
Tel: 01708 462721 Fax:01708 462722
Buses: From Harold Hill
Students travelling from Quarles to the new construction
centre can use bus 256 which goes to Hornchurch Town
Centre. Change bus to 372 or 165. Alight at Dovers
Corner which is a short walk to the construction centre.
From Romford
Students travelling from Romford can use bus 165 or
103 to Dovers Corner which is a short walk to the
construction centre. Bus 174 goes to Chequers Corner
Dagenham, change for a 287 to Dovers Corner.
From Hornchurch
Students travelling from Hornchurch can use either bus
372 or 165, alight at Dovers Corner which is a short
walk to the construction centre.
From Barking
Students travelling from Barking can take bus 287 which
goes directly from Barking station to the new
construction centre.
Train: The c2c train from London Fenchurch Street to
Southend Central runs past the new construction centre.
The nearest station is Rainham which is a short walk to
the construction centre.
There is easy access from Barking and Thurrock/ Grays
stations to the new Construction Centre.
Havering College
Brentwood Centre
81-85 High Street, Brentwood,
Essex CM14 4RR
Tel: 01277 262027
Ilford Training Centre
Clarks Road,
Off 452-458 High Road, Ilford,
Essex IG1 1UF
Tel: 020 8514 3075
The Lanes Hair & Beauty
Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood,
Essex CM15 9DA
Tel: 01277 212262
Tel: 01708 455011
Fax: 01708 462888
The College is approximately two miles from M25
Junction 28.
Buses: 294 from Romford to Noak Hill, alight at
“Duckwood Inn” in Whitchurch Road. The campus
entrance is in Tring Gardens, approximately three
minutes walk. Alternatively you can catch the 174
from Romford taking you to the corner of Dagnam
Park Drive by Whitchurch Road or the 256 from
Hornchurch or Harold Wood to the swimming pool
and change to bus 294.
Train: National Express East Anglia to Harold
Wood, then 294 bus to “Duckwood Inn” in
Whitchurch Road. The campus entrance is in Tring
Gardens, approximately three minutes walk.