Adult Guide 2012

TOWEr HAMLETs COLLEGE WILL GET YOU THErEEMpLOYMEnT BUsInEss UnIVErsITY

Adult Course Guide 2012

GCSEsMaths/English

are FREE**If you have a grade D or below, or do not have a prior GCsE in

English/Maths

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Do you want to improve your chances in the job market? Would you like to return to study so you can progress to university, start your own business, learn a new practical trade or improve your literacy and numeracy skills? If so, then your journey towards self-improvement begins here at Tower Hamlets College. We pride ourselves on providing the widest and most effective range of qualifications for adult learners within Tower Hamlets.We offer a range of academic, vocational and practical pathways specifically designed to get you where you want to be! We believe in real skills for the real world.Our team of student and course advisers are available for you to discuss your options in detail; they will help you identify the best course for you to enrol on.If you have any questions, phone our hotline on 020 7510 7777 or go to our Facebook page

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COnTEnTsLiteracy & numeracy 3

GCsEs 4

Access to Higher Education 5

Work Life skills 5

Business, Finance & Accounting 6

Computing 6

Creative Arts 7

Hair & Beauty 7

Health & social Care 8

Childcare 8

IELTs 9

EsOL 10

EsOL Evening Courses 10

Maths & IT for EsOL Learners 10

EsOL for Young Adults 11

Vocational EsOL 11

Enrolment Days & Times 16

Choosing Your Level 17

Fees & Financial support 18

How to Find Us 20

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Total fee includes cost of registration, exams and tuition fees

E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced

FCr Full Cost recovery

sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

LITErACY & nUMErACYrEF VEnUE COUrsE TITLE LEVEL CATEGOrY sTArT W/C EnD W/E DAY(s) TIMEs TOTAL FEE

1093 ArB Literacy E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1094 ArB Literacy E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Fri 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1095 ArB preparing For English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1074 pOp English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £30

1078 ArB English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1085 ArB English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed & Fri 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1090 OH English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon & Tue 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1091 OH English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1100 ArB English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1083 OH Functional skills English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Fri 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1073 pOp Functional skills English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1089 pOp Functional skills English E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 10:00am-3:00pm £30

1096 pOp Functional skills English 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £30

1097 OH Functional skills English 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon & Fri 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1101 ArB Functional skills English 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon & Tue 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1103 OH Functional skills English 2 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm £30

1080 pOp Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 6:00pm-8:00pm £30

1081 pOp Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1082 pOp Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1086 ArB Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1087 ArB Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Fri 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1088 ArB Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Fri 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1092 OH Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1079 pOp Functional skills Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 10:00am-12:00pm £30

1098 pOp Functional skills Maths 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £30

1102 ArB Functional skills Maths 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Thu 1:00pm-3:00pm £30

1104 OH Functional skills Maths 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 10:00am-3:00pm £30

DO YOU nOT HAVE THE COnFIDEnCE TO AppLY FOr A JOB?

DO YOU WOrrY ABOUT nOT BEInG ABLE TO COpE WITH BAsIC sUMs?

DO YOU sTrUGGLE TO HELp YOUr CHILD DO THEIr HOMEWOrK?

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E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

GCsEs

rEF VEnUE COUrsE TITLE LEVEL CATEGOrY sTArT W/C EnD W/E DAY(s) TIMEs TOTAL FEE

1002 pOp GCsE science 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 5:45pm-9:00pm £368

1003 pOp GCsE science 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1004 pOp GCsE science 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1005 pOp GCsE science - preparing for Access 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 11:15am-4:15pm £467

1007 pOp GCsE English 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1009 pOp GCsE English 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1011 pOp GCsE English 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 11:30am-3:30pm £353

1012 pOp GCsE English 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Fri 9:30am-12:45pm £353

1013 pOp GCsE English - preparing for Access 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Wed 10:30am-3:30pm £467

1015 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1017 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 5:45pm-9:00pm £353

1019 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Mon 9:45am-1:00pm £353

1020 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 9:45am-1:00pm £353

1022 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Fri 9:45am-1:00pm £353

1023 pOp GCsE Maths 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 10:30am-3:30pm £467

1067 pOp GCsE English - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm £353

1068 pOp GCsE English - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 1:00pm-4:00pm £353

1069 pOp GCsE Maths - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Thu 6:00pm -9:00pm £353

1070 ArB GCsE Maths - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Mon 9:30am-12:30pm £353

1071 ArB GCsE English - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Fri 9:30am -12:30pm £353

1072 OH GCsE English - Foundation 2 03-sep-12 24-May-13 Tue 6:00pm-9:00pm £353

1099 pOp preparing for GCsE Maths E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 10:00am-1:00pm £65

GCsEs in English, science and Maths are offered to adult students both during the day and in the evening. If you are hoping to progress to an Access to Higher Education course,

we run a special 4 hour GCsE course in English and science. This will help you develop the study skills needed to progress to an Access course.

“THE TEACHErs ArE ExCELLEnT, THEY ALWAYs MAKE sUrE YOU HAVE THE rIGHT sUppOrT AT THE rIGHT TIME”

GCSEsMaths/English

are FREE**If you have a grade D or below, or do not have a prior GCsE in

English/Maths



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs


1001 pOp Access to HE Diploma - science 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Wed 9:30am-5:15pm £1,530

1025 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Education studies 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 9:30am-4:45pm £1,530

1033 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Humanities & social science 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 9:30am-4:45pm £1,530

1043 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Law 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 9:30am-4:45pm £1,530

1062 pOp Access to HE Diploma - 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Tue 9:00am-7:00pm £1,530 Commercial Graphics & Digital Illustration

1063 pOp Access to HE Diploma - professional photography 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Thu 9:00am-8:30pm £1,530

1064 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Motion Graphics 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu & Fri 9:00am-7:00pm £1,530

1065 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Design for Web - 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu & Fri 9:00am-7:30pm £1,530 Web standards

1267 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Business & Accounting 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-5:00pm £1,530

1268 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Business & Accounting 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:30am-5:00pm £1,530

1297 pOp Access to HE Diploma - Computing 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue, Wed & Fri 9:00am-4:00pm £1,530

1344 pOp Access to HE Diploma - nursing 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-5:00pm £1,530

1345 pOp Access to HE Diploma - nursing 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 5:15pm-9:00pm £1,530

1346 pOp Access to HE Diploma - social Work 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 9:30am-5:00pm £1,530

Our Access Diploma is specifically designed to give you the skills and a qualification which will enable you to gain entry to and succeed in Higher Education. The Access Diploma is a nationally recognised entry qualification to University and

is ideal for adults returning to study with the aim of going on to study a degree. Last year, 84% of Tower Hamlets College students who applied for a place to university were accepted – higher than the national average of 77%.

ACCEss TO HIGHEr EDUCATIOn DIpLOMA

We offer a range of English and Maths programmes for adult learners to help develop your skills and transform your lives at home and work.

Courses run throughout the day and in the evening. They are part-time so that you can fit your study around your life and work.

The Work Life skills (Aspirations) programme offers courses for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities. We have courses to help you improve your reading, writing, communication and number skills.

Our courses are split into three pathways – Catering, Arts & Culture and Work-based learning. The pathway modules include: shopping and cooking, the café project, music and culture, dance, gardening, ICT, literacy, numeracy, enterprise, advocacy, psD, travel training, history, work-based learning, healthy living, drama, media, textiles and sports.

Each pathway runs for 1 1/2 days per week so you can fit college in around the rest of your week. You will work with the tutor to decide what the most suitable pathway is for you. You will have a personal tutor and you will be able to decide what you want to improve on. You will be working towards an externally accredited qualification.

Each class has 7-10 students with a teacher and a learning mentor. You can have support in class and during the break and lunch times. We enrol most of our students in september.

WOrK LIFE sKILLs“ I rEALLY LIKE WOrKInG In THE CAFé, I HAVE LEArnT HOW TO prEpArE FOOD AnD sErVE CUsTOMErs”



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

“I CAn’T BELIEVE JUsT HOW MUCH I HAVE LEArnT ALrEADY. MY COnFIDEnCE KEEps GrOWInG”

BUsInEss, FInAnCE & ACCOUnTInG


1272 pOp AAT Certificate in Accounting 2 FL2 07-Jan-13 09-Jul-13 Tue 2:30pm-8:15pm £745

1273 pOp AAT Certificate in Accounting 2 FL2 07-Jan-13 09-Jul-13 Mon 9:30am-3:30pm £745

1269 pOp AAT Diploma in Accounting 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 9:00am-9:00pm £1,285

1270 pOp AAT Diploma in Accounting 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu Evening £1,285

1271 pOp AAT Diploma in Accounting 4 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu Evening £1,310

1277 pOp BTEC Extended Certificate in Business 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Thu & Fri 9:00am-5:00pm £1,530

1283 EIDr CIsI Award for Introduction to Investment 3 FCr 03-sep-12 09-nov-12 Tueday 6:00pm-9:00pm £267

1284 EIDr Certificate in Mortgage Advice & practice (CeMAp) 3 01-Oct-12 10-Dec-12 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £270

1285 EIDr IFs Certificate in personal Financial planning 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-nov-12 Wed & Thu 9:00am-5:00pm £429

1286 EIDr Certificate in Financial Administration & planning (CeFAp) 3 01-Oct-12 10-Dec-12 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £270

1287 EIDr Award in First Line Management 3 03-sep-12 10-Dec-12 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £195

These courses are suitable for people seeking employment in the financial, business and accounting services sector, or who are already working in the sector or related areas and wish to gain professional qualifications.

COMpUTInG


1293 pOp IT User skills 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 11:15am-1:15pm £1,450 Wed 9:45pm-1:00pm

1298 pOp ECDL Extra 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon 10:00am-1:00pm £473

1299 pOp ECDL Extra 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 2:00pm-5:00pm £473

1300 pOp Advanced ECDL 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon 2:00pm-5:00pm £704 Thu 6:00pm-8.30pm

1305 pOp CIsCO IT Essentials part 1&2 #n/A FCr 01-Oct-12 14-Dec-12 Thu 6:00pm-9:00pm £230

1306 pOp Diploma in ICT system support 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 9:30am-8:00pm £950

If you’re interested in computing or information communication technologies (ICT) as a career, then one of our courses will provide you with the knowledge and skillset you will need to succeed.



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

“THE COUrsE Is A GrEAT LAUnCHInG pAD FOr YOUr FUTUrE CArEEr AnD ALsO A GrEAT WAY TO DEVELOp YOUr pOrTFOLIO”

“THE TEACHErs ArE prACTITIOnErs In THEIr FIELD AnD BrInG THEIr ExpErIEnCEs AnD KnOWLEDGE InTO LECTUrEs”

HAIr & BEAUTY


1052 pOp Hair & Beauty - English plus E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-4:00pm £916

1054 pOp Diploma in an Introduction to the Hair & Beauty sector 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Wed 9:00am-4:30pm £1,102

1055 pOp Diploma in Beauty Therapy 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-5:30pm £1,372

1056 pOp Diploma in Hairdressing 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-5:30pm £1,372

1059 pOp Diploma in Beauty Therapy 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-6:00pm £1,505

1060 pOp Diploma in Beauty Therapy 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Thur 9:00am-6:00pm £1,505

1061 pOp Diploma in Hairdressing for Cutting & styling Technicians 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-6:00pm £1,505

We offer a range of courses designed to ensure you have the latest skills and technical knowledge to be successful in this creative, innovative and vibrant industry.

CrEATIVE ArTs


1050 pOp Computer Graphics & photography - English plus 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-4:00pm £1,102

1051 pOp Creative Crafts - English plus 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-4:00pm £1,048

1057 pOp Diploma in Art & Design 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed & Thu 9:00am-6:00pm £1,210

1058 pOp Diploma in photography 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed & Thu 9:30am-6:00pm £1,210

1066 pOp BTEC Foundation Diploma in Art & Design 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:00am-5:00pm £1,530

We have an exceptionally strong Creative Arts department, many of our teachers work in different creative professions but what they all have in common is the passion to unlock the creativity of every individual they teach - from photographers to animators, and from sculptors to musicians.



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs


1323 pOp Award in Health & social Care with EsOL E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue, Wed & Thur 9:30am-4:30pm £1,167

1327 pOp Foundation in Health & social Care 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed & Fri 9:30am-4:30pm £1,352

1331 pOp English plus Certificate in Health & Cocial Care 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:30am-3:30pm £1,122

1335 pOp Diploma in Health & social Care 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 9:30am-3:00pm £1,102

1336 pOp Diploma in Health & social Care 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon 9:30am-3:00pm £1,102

1337 pOp Diploma in Health & social Care 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 9:30am-3:00pm £1,122

1338 pOp Diploma in Health & social Care 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Fri 9:30am-3:00pm £1,122

1340 pOp preparing to work in Adult Health & social Work 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon & Thu 9:30am-5:00pm £1,230

1342 pOp preparing to work in Adult Health & social Work 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-5:00pm £1,230

Health and social care is a vast service sector undergoing rapid change, with new government initiatives giving it a higher profile than ever. The focus in frontline health and social care is on giving service-users more independence, choice and control, and these developments mean there’s more demand for well-trained and multi-skilled people across a range of rewarding employment opportunities. It is therefore imperative

to not only begin your career with excellent training, but to continue learning in order to develop your future prospects. We offer numerous courses that will help you either develop your professional practice, or enable you to begin a career in this highly skilled industry. Work experience is an important element of your Level 2 and 3 course; for those not already in employment we will help arrange work placements.

HEALTH & sOCIAL CArE


1309 pOp English plus Cache Certificate in Caring for Children E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £789

1311 pOp Cache Certificate in Caring for Children E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £844

1313 pOp English plus Cache Certificate in Caring for Children 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £767

1314 pOp Cache Certificate in Caring for Children 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £1,495

1318 pOp Cache Certificate for the Children 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon 9:30am-3:00pm £1,102 & Young people’s Workforce

1319 pOp Cache Certificate for the Children 2 FL2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Fri 9:30am-3:00pm £1,102 & Young people’s Workforce

1320 pOp Cache Diploma for the Children 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 9:30am-5:00pm £1,122 & Young people’s Workforce

1321 pOp Cache Diploma for the Children 3 FL3 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Thu 9:30am-5:00pm £1,122 & Young people’s Workforce

This is a dynamic and vitally important sector which needs high quality staff at all levels. Those who work in it play a crucial role in shaping the lives of future generations. It is a career that you can rightly be very proud of. We offer a range of courses for those who are seeking to develop their practice and career in the care of children and families, or those who would like to start a career in this rewarding field. There are many different roles in this sector with opportunities

for everyone to start a career, whether you want to work full time or part time and in a range of roles. If you are interested in management, you could end up being your own boss, running your own nursery, with responsibility for staff, budgets and building effective relationships with parents. Work experience is an important element of your course; for those not already in employment we will help arrange work placements.

CHILDCArE



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

IELTs prEpArATIOn ELEVEn-WEEK COUrsE The IELTs (International English Language Testing system) exam is an internationally recognised English language qualification for entry into most universities, colleges and companies. Our Eleven-Week IELTs preparation Course is made up of intensive lessons focusing on the academic skills for speaking, listening, reading and writing English needed to pass the IELTs test. You will be taught by a very experienced IELTs teacher with excellent results for previous students.IELTs courses run throughout the year; please contact us for further information.

Course overview• An entrance test must be taken prior to joining the IELTS

preparation Course. You should be at intermediate standard or above (CEF B1 or strong Level 1)

• The course focuses on developing strong speaking skills as well as academic English language skills, with a mock IELTs test and individual feedback on performance

• An IELTS course book with CD is provided to support your studies

• The maximum group size is 14 students

InTErnATIOnAL EnGLIsH COUrsEs

“THE IELTs COUrsE HAs EnsUrED I CAn nOW GO OnTO UnIVErsITY”

“THE COLLEGE rEALLY DOEs sUppOrT YOUr prOGrEssIOn, I CAn nOW rEAD AnD WrITE EnGLIsH AT A GOOD LEVEL AnD AM nOW prOGrEssInG OnTO An EnGLIsH pLUs CHILDCArE COUrsE”

Would you like to improve your ability to read, write, speak and listen in English? If English is not your main language, you can do a course here at Tower Hamlets College. These courses are called EsOL or English for speakers of other Languages.

We offer a wide range of EsOL courses that can help you to:• Apply to become a British Citizen• Find work• Talk to doctors and teachers• Understand the laws and customs

of the UK• Help your child with homework• Pass the life in the UK test• Gain a qualification

We have many EsOL courses for adults during the daytime and are now also offering some evening courses for adult learners who are unable to attend during the day. For more information on our general daytime EsOL courses, please attend our open enrolment days starting from 23 August 2012.

EsOL EnGLIsH FOr spEAKErs OF OTHEr LAnGUAGEs



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

EsOL FOr YOUnG ADULTs


1189 pOp EFYp - reading E 03-sep-12 01-Feb-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-12:30pm £506

1191 pOp EFYp - Writing E 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-12:30pm £458

These courses are aimed at young adults (aged 19 -24) who wish to develop their basic reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

EsOL EVEnInG COUrsEs


1192 pOp speaking & Listening E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £610

1193 pOp reading E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £590

1194 pOp speaking & Listening E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £610

1195 pOp Writing E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £590

1196 pOp speaking & Listening 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £610

1197 pOp speaking & Listening 2 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue & Thu 6:30pm-9:00pm £610

These courses are for EsOL learners who prefer to study in the evening.


1247 pOp IT for EsOL E 03-sep-12 21-Jan-13 Mon 9:30am-12:30pm £204

1248 pOp IT for EsOL E 03-sep-12 22-Jan-13 Tue 4:30pm-7:30pm £204

1249 pOp IT for EsOL E 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Mon 9:30am-12:30pm £204

1250 pOp IT for EsOL E 05-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Tue 4:30pm-7:30pm £204

1257 ArB Maths for EsOL E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 9:30am-12:00pm £15

1258 ArB Maths for EsOL E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue 1:00pm-3:30pm £15

1259 ArB Maths for EsOL E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 9:30am-12:00pm £15

1260 ArB Maths for EsOL E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Wed 1:00pm-3:30pm £15

1261 pOp Maths for EsOL E sfL 03-sep-12 04-Jul-13 Thu 9:30am-12:00pm £15

1256 pOp Maths for EsOL 1 sfL 07-sep-12 05-Jul-13 Fri 9:30am-12:00pm £15

MATHs & IT FOr EsOL LEArnErsThese courses are for EsOL learners who wish to gain an additional Maths or Computing qualification.



E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

VOCATIOnAL EsOL


1130 ArB pathway to Care (speaking & Listening) E 03-sep-12 01-Feb-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £580

1131 ArB pathway to Care (Writing) E 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £560

1136 ArB pathway to Work (reading) E 03-sep-12 01-Feb-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £620

1137 ArB pathway to Work (speaking & Listening) E 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £580

1145 ArB pathway to Work (speaking & Listening) E 07-Jan-13 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £700

1157 ArB pathway to Care (reading) E 03-sep-12 01-Feb-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £620

1158 ArB pathway to Care (Writing) E 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £560

1162 pOp pathway to Education (Writing) E 03-sep-12 01-Feb-13 Tue & Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £620 HGs

1163 pOp pathway to Education (speaking & Listening) 1 04-Feb-13 09-Jul-13 Tue & Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £580 HGs

1190 ArB pathway to Education (Literacy) E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1198 pOp English plus IT E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1199 pOp English plus IT 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £605

1201 pOp English plus Hair & Beauty E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1202 pOp English plus Hair & Beauty 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 9:30am-12:00pm £605

1203 pOp English plus Creative Crafts 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1204 pOp English plus Computer Graphics & photography 1 sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1205 pOp English plus Childcare E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1206 pOp English plus Childcare E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1207 pOp English plus Childcare 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £605

1208 pOp English plus Health & social Care E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30am-3:30pm £65

1209 pOp English plus Health & social Care 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:30am-3:30pm £605

1264 pOp English plus IT E sfL 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon to Fri 9:30am-3:30pm £1,538

1274 pOp English plus Business Administration 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Wed 9:00am-5:00pm £896

1301 pOp English plus IT E 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon 10:00pm-2.30pm £485 Wed 10:15am-11:45am

1303 pOp English plus IT 1 03-sep-12 09-Jul-13 Mon, Tue & Fri 10:00am-3:00pm £1,160 12:15pm-3:00pm

Do you want to find work, but need to develop your English language skills as well as gain an appropriate vocational qualification?

The Vocational EsOL courses are designed to help you achieve this.

These courses will help you to:• Engage in learning which is relevant to them and will provide

opportunities to develop a range of skills and techniques• Develop personal skills and attributes essential for successful

performance in working life• Achieve a nationally recognised Entry or Level 1 vocational

qualification


E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

prOGrEssIOn rOUTEs

EnTrY 2 EnTrY 3 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3

ADMIn EsOL pathway to Work

English plus Business

Administration

English plus Business (OCn progression

Certificate)

Access to Business

Access to Computing

BEAUTY THErApY EsOL pathway to Work

English plusIntroduction to Hair

and Beauty

English plusHair and Beauty Beauty Therapy* Beauty Therapy

HEALTH AnD sOCIAL CArE

EsOL pathway to Work

English plus Health and social

Care

English plusHealth and social

Care

pathway to nursing*Extended Diploma

in Health and social Care

Diploma in Health and social Care*

HAIrDrEssInG EsOL pathway to Work

English plusHair and Beauty

English plusHair and Beauty Hairdressing* Hairdressing

CrEATIVE ArTs EsOL pathway to Work

English plusCreative Crafts Fashion and Textiles*

Access to Art & Design

Web, Graphics & Illustration,

photography and Computer Graphics

English plusComputer Graphics and photography

Creative Computing*

EDUCATIOn EsOL pathway to Work

English plusEducation

English plusEducation

pathway to Education*

Access to Teaching Teaching

Community Languages (for people working

as mother tongue teachers)

IT EsOL pathway to Work

English plusIT English plus IT

pathway to Administration (incl.

EsOL element)

Access to Computing

CHILDCArE English plusChildcare

English plusChildcare

EnGLIsH FOr WOrK (EsOL)

EsOL pathway to Work English for Work English for Work


E Entry Level 1

E Entry Level 2

E Entry Level 3

4 Higher Education

FL2 Full Level 2

FL3 Full Level 3

1 Foundation

2 Intermediate

3 Advanced


sfL skills for Life

Advance to Level 2

KEY TO sYMBOLs

E

CHOOsInG YOUr LEVEL

“I HAVE ACHIEVED THE BEsT GrADE On MY COUrsE, I DIDn’T THInK IT WAs pOssIBLE. MY TUTOr GAVE ME THE COnFIDEnCE TO BELIEVE”

UnDErsTAnDInG THE LEVELs AnD EnTrY rEqUIrEMEnTs

11 22 33 4+ 4+ 4+ 4EnTrY LEVELs 1, 2 & 3Entry level courses are for beginners and are designed to assist you in gaining basic knowledge and skills. The courses are college based & practical.

FOUnDATIOn: LEVEL 1Foundation level courses are designed to allow you to gain basic knowledge of jobs, business and industry and are the fi rst steps to gaining a vocational qualifi cation, with a strong practical element.

InTErMEDIATE: LEVEL 2Intermediate level courses include a diverse range of work activities and allow you to take more responsibility for your own studies. Certifi cates and Diplomas are available at level 2.

ADVAnCED: LEVEL 3Advanced level courses prepare you for employment and higher education. The range of activities you complete will be more diffi cult, and help you develop skills such as critical thinking, evaluation and specialist subject knowledge.

HIGHEr EDUCATIOn: LEVEL 4 AnD ABOVEFoundation level courses are designed to allow you to gain basic knowledge of jobs, business and industry and are the fi rst steps to gaining a vocational qualifi cation, with a strong practical element.

Employers and educational institutions like universities, measure your qualifi cations in levels.

Identifying your level will highlight the range of routes available to you and what type of qualifi cation you will achieve.

If you do not have any formal qualifi cations, you will be assessed to match you to the appropriate course and level.

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Fees are correct at the time of publication and are valid until 31 October 2012

What fees will I pay?

The fees charged by the College are made up of the following elements:

£30 COLLEGE rEGIsTrATIOn FEEThis is payable by all students unless they are learners on a continuing programme who were under 19 in 2011/12. The fee is payable for all courses. It is a one off charge, per academic year, and you will not be asked to pay it again if you do extra courses. This is not refundable and there is no concession on this fee.

COUrsE FEEUnless stated, this includes all tuition, awarding body registration, examination, certification and accreditation fees. Those taking examinations for a second time may be asked to meet the full cost.

FULL COsT rECOVErY COUrsEsThere are a small number of courses where all the fees have to be paid. These are known as cost recovery courses. These courses are clearly identified in our course guides as we are not able to offer any reductions or discounts irrespective of age, status or circumstances. please contact the Course Information Centre for more details. These are marked as FCr.

Assessment and status

The form that you complete at enrolment helps us to decide what fees we will charge you and this is called ‘assessing your status for fee purposes.’ We need to see original documents confirming receipt of qualifying income based benefits and/or residential status in the United Kingdom. Copies may be taken and used for audit purposes.

The College charges different levels of fees.

Home fees: partly-funded by the government.International fees: Fully charged to the student.Concessionary fees: some people can receive free education, depending on their age and benefits they receive, but will still have to pay the £30 registration fee. For further details please see the fee concessions section below.please use the following information to determine if you qualify as a Home or International student and, if you are a Home student, to establish if you qualify for tuition fee exemption.

You are a Home student if you:

• Have lived in the United Kingdom without any restrictions on your right to stay, for at least three years before the start of the course.

• Are a European Union National (passport holder) with three years ordinary residence in the area of the European Union.

• Have been granted refugee status in the United Kingdom.• Are an asylum seeker who is in receipt of support from the

Asylum support service, the Home Office or similar agencies.• Have indefinite or exceptional leave to remain or enter

the United Kingdom or have been granted humanitarian protection or discretionary leave in the United Kingdom.

You are an International student if you:

• Do not meet the criteria defining a Home student.• Are a European Union National but do not have three years

ordinary residence in the area of the European Union.• Are in possession of a student visa (irrespective of your

length of residence in UK).• Are somebody whose main reason for being in the United

Kingdom is wholly or mainly for the purpose of receiving education.

• Are in possession of a tourist visa.• Have not lived in the United Kingdom, without any

restrictions on your right of stay, for at least three years before the start of the course.

Fees for International students are available on request and must be paid in full at the time of enrolment.

FEEs & FInAnCIAL sUppOrT


students 19 and over

All students over 19 will pay annual registration fee of £30 unless they are learners on a continuing aim/programme who were under 19 in 2011/12. Learners on non-concessionary courses will be liable for the full costs.Early Years and Health and social Care students will not have to pay CrB fees.You will not pay tuition fees if you are in the following categories:• Claiming Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) or Employment

support Allowance (EsA) -WrAG, supported or being assessed.

• Studying an Entry or Level 1 course and intend to progress to a level 2 qualification and your current qualification is level 1 or below and aged 19 – 23 years of age on the day you start the course.

• 19–23 years of age on the day you start the course and studying your first full level 2 qualification.

• 19 -24 years old on the day you start the course and studying your first full level 3 qualification.

*This means the actual date you start the course and not the age you are on 31st August 2012.• You have not reached GCSE grade C or above in English and

Maths and are taking English and/or Maths. There is no age restriction.

• Studying Adult Basic Skills or Functional Skills in English and Maths (numeracy and Literacy) at Entry level to level 2

• If you are studying your first full level 3 qualification and have left the British Armed Forces after completing 4 or more years of service or have been medically discharged, due to an injury in active service, after completing basic training.

You will be required to sign a declaration to say that you do not already have a full level 2, 3 or 4 qualification where appropriate.You will also not pay tuition fees if you sign a declaration to say that:• You are currently unemployed, and • You are the sole or named joint claimant of Income Support

or Council Tax Benefit or Housing Benefit or a non-working beneficiary of a claimant on Working Tax Credit or JsA or EsA and

• You want to enter employment and needs skills training to do so, and

• The courses on your learning agreement give you the skills that will help you enter employment.

You will also not pay tuition fees if you are a learner with special assessed needs and are aged 25+.You will not pay tuition fees if you are claiming pension Guarantee Credit.students who do not fit into the categories above and have a household income below £16,190 may apply for financial support through the Colleges Adult Learning Bursary.

Examination Fees

All students in the above categories as well as those on a low income of less than £16,190 will not have to pay examination fees.If you are on an income of less than £16,190 and studying on a course that is over 3 hours per week, you can apply for a college Adult Learning Bursary to help towards learning materials, enrichment and other educational costs. These students are liable to pay full tuition fees which can be paid in instalments, if over £300, of three equal payments at enrolment and in October and november.please bring evidence of benefits, eg. letter or bank statement showing receipt of benefits; Working Capability Assessment will be required for EsA (WrAG or supported).For waged income, please bring payslips, or an original signed letter from your employer on headed paper. If you are self-employed you will need to bring your most recent End of Year Tax return or a letter from the Inland revenue. This must not be older than 3 months.If you are applying to the Adult Learning Bursary you will need to see a student Adviser with evidence of income and submit your application by 28th september 2012.

CHILDCArEIf you wish to apply for childcare support, please bring with you at enrolment your course offer letter, proof of Child Benefit, proof of child’s/children’s date(s) or birth (for example full birth certificate or passports), proof of income (photocopies of recent payslips, proof of benefits or any other documents that show your monthly household income. This must not be older than 3 months).You will receive your timetable at induction and will need to take this to a student Adviser.For places at our crèche at Arbour square, priority will be given to students on full-time courses.If you are applying for external provision, you will need a written confirmation from the nursery/registered minder or any other carer including a full price list showing daily and weekly prices and bank details. Copies of registration and insurance documents will need to be provided by child minders.

sUppOrT FOr sTUDEnTs WITH A DIsABILITYTower Hamlets College provides individual support and assistance to students with disabilities. For further details, please telephone 020 7520 7982.The information in this leaflet is accurate at the time of print.This publication is also available in large print and other alternative formats. please contact the Marketing Department on 020 7510 7563 if you require this service.

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19-24*


UnDErsTAnDInG FEEs AnD COnCEssIOns

*If you are in receipt of the following benefits, we will waive your exam fees: Job seekers Allowance (JsA), Employment and support Allowance (EsA) – WrAG (supported or being assessed), Income support, pension Credit Guarantee or on a low waged income of less than £16,190 gross.

Fees apply to Home students only

sKILLs FOr LIFELiteracy & Numeracy, Literacy for ESOL£30 - includes exam fees

FULL LEVEL 3Where the learner doesn't have a full level 3 qualification already and is under 25 years of age (broadly equivalent to 3 A Levels or a BTEC National Diploma). *£30 plus exam fees

FULL COsT COUrsEsFull fee payable by everyone with no concessions. This includes Welcome to the UK courses where the full fee is £30Fees as listed

FULL LEVEL 2Where the learner doesn't have a full level 2 qualification already (broadly equivalent to 5 GCSEs)*£30 plus exam fees

EnTrY AnD LEVEL 1 VOCATIOnAL sKILLsWhere the learner aspires to Level 2*£30 plus exam fees

sfL

FL2

FL3

FCr

payment Methods

HOME sTUDEnTsIt is possible to pay fees by cash and by most major debit and credit cards. please note we do not accept foreign currencies, including the Euro. We do not accept cheques.students can apply to pay by instalments where the tuition fees are £300 or over. students must have a UK bank account. All tuition fees under £300 must be paid in full at the time of completion of enrolment irrespective of circumstances. please see the following details relating to our part payment practices.For courses with a fee of over £300, of three equal payments at enrolment and in October and november.

OUr rEFUnD pOLICYregistration charges will not be refunded except in cases where a course is cancelled or withdrawn by the College, or if a student has withdrawn from a course as a result of the College making changes to the course, such as times/days, which means that the student is unable to attend/or continue their studies.

HArDsHIp FUnD (COLLEGE)For students experiencing unforeseen and extreme hardship as a result of sudden changes in their financial circumstances.

LEArnEr sUppOrT FUnDs (LsF)For enrolled home students meeting the skills Funding Agency (sFA) criteria, this can help with the cost towards childcare, course materials and other educational costs. payments are dependant upon meeting certain attendance requirements. Funds are limited and are distributed on a first come first serve basis.

19-23see page 15

no tuition fees payable if you are:

19-23see page 15


19-24see page 15


Tuition Fee + Exam Fee + registration Fee

= TOTAL FEE


“I WOULD DEFInITELY rECOMMEnD THE COLLEGE TO ALL ADULT LEArnErs OF ALL ABILITIEs”

“THIs Is THE BEsT COLLEGE FOr ADULT LEArnErs”

THUrsDAY 23 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 7.00pM

FrIDAY 24 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 4.00pM

TUEsDAY 28 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 7.00pM

WEDnEsDAY 29 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 5.00pM

THUrsDAY 30 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 7.00pM

FrIDAY 31 AUGUsT 9.30AM – 5.00pM

EnrOLMEnT DAYs & TIMEs

All enrolment takes place at either our poplar or East India Dock road (EIDr) campuses.

EsOL and skills for Life enrolment at East India Dock road.

If you have any questions about enrolment, courses, financial help or support please call the enrolment hotline on: 020 7510 7777.

All other adult courses enrolment to take place at poplar campus.


“I WAs WOrKInG WITHIn CATErInG In rOMAnIA, BUT HErE I’VE BEEn ABLE TO COnTInUE DEVELOpInG MY prOFEssIOnAL COOKErY sKILLs, As WELL As MY GrAsp OF THE EnGLIsH LAnGUAGE. I WAnT TO BECOME A FOOD InspECTOr.”

Gabriel Ciprian Maxim, 31, from Lewisham, EsOL plus Level 1 Catering

CAsE sTUDIEs

“HErE I CAn BE ME AnD DO WHAT I’VE ALWAYs LOVED - ArT. THE COLLEGE rEALLY sUITs ME. I’M nOT OnLY DEVELOpInG MY ArT sKILLs BUT ALsO LEArnInG THE sKILLs nEEDED TO sET Up MY OWn BUsInEss.”

Shaz Ahmet, 39, from Bow, BTEC Level 2 Art & Design

“MY CHILDrEn ArE prOUD OF ME FOr GOInG BACK TO COLLEGE. I sETTLED In EAsILY, MADE LOTs OF FrIEnDs, AnD I’VE EnJOYED EVErY pArT OF MY COUrsE.”

Debra Fraser, 46, from Limehouse, Level 2 Health & social Care


“I LOVE THAT I’M TAUGHT BY An InDUsTrY ExpErT. THE TUTOrs ArE rEALLY rELIABLE AnD ApprOACHABLE, AnD THErE ArE LOTs OF rEsOUrCEs AVAILABLE.”

Irene Garcia, 24, from Westferry, Access to Commercial Graphics and Digital Illustration

“THE TUTOrs ArE sO EnCOUrAGInG I’VE HAD LOTs OF WOrK ExpErIEnCE OppOrTUnITIEs AT TOWEr HAMLETs COLLEGE, InCLUDInG pHOTOGrApHInG THE spECIAL OLYMpICs GB EVEnT.”

Joel Virgo, 25, from Camberwell, Access to photography

“I’VE LEArnT A LOT On MY ApprEnTICEsHIp. I’VE HAD THE OppOrTUnITY TO pLAn EVEnTs, sUpErVIsE sTUDEnTs, AnD TAKE THEM OUT On TrIps.”

nilima Begum, 25, from Bow, Level 2 Customer service Apprenticeship

“I WAnT TO prOGrEss TO LEVELs 2 AnD 3 AT TOWEr HAMLETs COLLEGE AnD OnE DAY CrEATE MY OWn LInE OF COsMETICs.”

Ahouka Aurelie, 21, from poplar, EsOL Entry 3 and Level 1 Hair & Beauty

“I nEVEr THOUGHT I’D EnD Up BACK AT COLLEGE BUT I’M BUILDInG A FUTUrE FOr MY DAUGHTEr AnD I rEALLY EnJOY sTUDYInG HErE.”

Danielle Coshall, 27, from Mile End, Level 2 Beauty Therapy

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Docklands Light Rail

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Arbour Square

EIDR

Oxford House

Poplar Centre

Bus

Parking

ArBOUr sqUArE

Arbour squareLondon E1 0pTTel: 020 7510 7510Fax: 020 7510 7555

15, 115 Limehouse (5 mins)

Limited meter parking

EIDr

George Green Building155 East India Dock roadLondon E14 6DATel: 020 7510 7641Fax: 020 7001 2750

15, 115, 277, D7, 309, D6, 108 All Saints (5 mins)


OxFOrD HOUsE

Derbyshire streetLondon E2 6HGTel: 020 7510 7982Fax: 020 7510 7969

D3, 8, 388 Bethnal Green No parking

pOpLAr CEnTrE

poplar High streetLondon E14 0AFTel: 020 7510 7777Fax: 020 7510 9153

15, 115, D6, D7, 277, 309, 108 Poplar (5 mins)


CEnTrE COnTACT DETAILsA Bangabandhu primary school Wessex Street London E2 0LB020 8980 0580

B Bigland Green school Bigland Street London E1 2ND020 7702 7088

C Burdett neighbourhood Centre Masjid Lane Off Wallwood Street London E14 7BW020 7538 2553

D Harry Gosling school Fairclough Street London E1 1NT020 7481 1650

E Globe primary schoolGawber StLondon E2 0JH020 8980 1738

F John scurr primary school Cephas Street London E1 4AX020 7790 3647

G Linc Centre 70 Fern Street London E3 3PR020 7538 5748 / 020 7987 8057

H st paul’s Way school Shelmerdine Close London E3 4AN020 7987 1883

I Teviot neighbourhood Centre Wyvis Street London E14 6QD020 7987 5764

HOW TO FInD Us

Visit: m.tower.ac.uk Call: 020 7510 7777 Email: [email protected] /towerhamletscol @towerhamletscol

Adult Guide 2012

Documents

arb english e sfl

oh english e sfl

pop english e sfl

level 2fl3

real skills

esol learners

vocational esol

numeracy skills