Access to HE - Humanities and Social Sciences (English, History, Sociology and Psychology) (Part-time)
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Description
This programme aims to develop the skills and self-confidence in learners necessary to progress to their chosen course in higher education or profession. The aim of the course is to give mature learners (19 years and over) a second chance at education; by developing personal confidence and achievement, the ability to study, and guidance to help decide their future. The course will provide a thorough grounding in the key concepts and theories they will meet during their further studies or training. Students gain an insight into a variety of subject areas and support is offered to those students wanting to apply for university. Teamwork and oral skills are promoted through group discussion dur…
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This programme aims to develop the skills
and self-confidence in learners necessary to progress to their
chosen course in higher education or profession. The aim of the
course is to give mature learners (19 years and over) a second
chance at education; by developing personal confidence and
achievement, the ability to study, and guidance to help decide
their future. The course will provide a thorough grounding in the
key concepts and theories they will meet during their further
studies or training. Students gain an insight into a variety of
subject areas and support is offered to those students wanting to
apply for university. Teamwork and oral skills are promoted through
group discussion during seminars, which helps prepare students for
employment by encouraging interaction with colleagues.
The College of West Anglia is a longstanding and successful
provider of access courses. The course runs in two formats. There
is a course that runs during the daytime and a part-time
alternative, run on weekday evenings and some Saturdays.
End Qualification:
The access course (depending upon the
final qualification) is equivalent to A-levels. It is recognised by
higher education institutions, advanced apprenticeships, retail and
appropriate professions.
Our access courses are validated by the Cambridge Access Validating
Agency and the qualification is universally recognised as demanding
and rigorously assessed.
Entry Requirements:
Interview required
If you do not have a GCSE (or O level) in English language at grade C or above, you will be asked to submit a 750 word essay for assessment.
Assessment:
The course will be split into modules which are individually assessed. Later modules build on the skills developed in the earlier ones. Assessment varies depending upon your subject choices. The course director will give you further information about assessment on the pathway you choose. There is a great deal of time and support given by the programme lecturers to build confidence and success rates for all students.
Progression from this course:
Successful students will be able to progress on to their chosen career pathway or onto an undergraduate degree programme.
Locations:
King's Lynn Campus - PE30 2QW
Duration:
1 Year
Start times:
September 2013
How to Apply:
Please apply online using the general college application form
Course Costs:
Course Fee: Please click here for details of fees for 2013-14. Further information on financial support can be viewed here or by contacting Student Services (01553 761144).
Discounted Fee: TBC
Many students will be able to benefit from a discounted fee. Click here for more info.
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