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2013 SUMMER EDITION

Construction, Building Services & Environment

Hair, Beauty, Barbering & Complementary Therapies www.calderdale.ac.uk | Tel: 01422 322215

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The north Halifax Skills Centre is a part of Calderdale College & delivers high quality training.

we provide an excellent alternative venue for vocational courses in a welcoming and supportive learning environment, through the Construction, Barbering Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy academies. Join uS…

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ConSTruCTion, BuilDinG SErViCES & EnVironmEnT

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Construction has been acornerstone of the Britisheconomy for centuries and it shows no sign of losing its value.

There�will�always�be�a�need�for�new�buildings�whether�they�are�homes,�offi�ces�or�community�projects.�For�every�development�undertaken�each�one�requires�trades�people�to�build,�insulate,�plumb,�heat,�wire�and�decorate.�In�relation�to�industry�this�means�employers�are�increasingly�seeking�out�skilled�crafts�people�to�ensure�quality�and�the�ability�to�workto�deadlines.�

However�the�desire�to�improve�living�and�working�environments�is�also�a�growing�area�as�demonstrated�by�the�surge�of�home�improvement�centres.�Whether�you�wish�to�learn�new�skills,�or�develop�existing�capabilities�as�a�career�or�a�hobby,�these�courses�are�taught�by�experienced�professionals�from�each�sector�of�the�industry.

All�courses�are�vocational�which�means�you�benefi�t�from�working�in�a�practical�learning�environment.�For�experienced�bricklayers,�carpenters�and�joiners�who�are�in�employment�we�offer�qualifi�cations�that�allow�assessment�to�take�place�on�site�with�no�need�to�take�time�out�of�work.

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Qualifi cationFoundation Certifi cate in Building Craft Occupations (16 –18 year olds only) Delivered at the North Halifax Skills Centre (Club Lane) only.

What will I study?This is a short multi-trade course which runs over 18 weeks. At the end of this period you will have achieved a National Level 1 in Building Craft Occupations. You will study units such as:

Handling and Storing Materials and Components » Applying Finishing Materials » Removing and Replacing Fittings and Fixtures » Mixing Materials » Cutting, Laying and Fixing Components » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

Moving onAll successful students will get the opportunity to progress onto a trade specifi c full Level 1 Construction course which will be in either:

Wood Occupations » Trowel Trades » Plastering

Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

FounDaTion CErTiFiCaTE in BuilDinG CraFT oCCupaTionS (naTional lEVEl ₁)

ConSTruCTion, BuilDinG SErViCES & EnVironmEnT

Applying Finishing

PLUS Maths and

All successful students will get the opportunity to progress onto a trade

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BTEC inTroDuCTory Diploma in ConSTruCTion

Qualifi cationBTEC Introductory Diploma Level 1 in Construction (16 –18 year olds only) Delivered at the North Halifax Skills Centre and the main College site at Francis Street.

What will I study?This BTEC qualifi cation is based around theory and practical learning. You may choose to do any of the units subject to enrolment numbers.

Some of the units are: Structure of the Construction Industry » Sustainability of the Construction Industry » Exploring Carpentry and Joinery » Exploring Wall and Floor Tiling » Construction Drawing Techniques » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

Moving onAll successful students will get the opportunity to progress onto a trade specifi c full Level 1 Construction course which will be in either:

Wood Occupations » Trowel Trades » Painting and Decorating Occupations » Plastering

Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma in plaSTErinG

Qualifi cationCSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 1 in Plastering.

What will I study?This is a practical and theory based course which consists of you working through a number of work based units.

Some of these units are:Know how to carry out safe working practices in construction » Knowledge of building methods and construction technology » Know how to apply plaster materials to internal backgrounds » Know how to produce components from moulds » Knowledge of information, quantities and communicating with others » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 7 units in total to complete which includes an external test at the end of the course. At the end of this qualifi cation you will have a good degree of knowledge in plastering.

Moving onAll successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto a Plastering Diploma Level 2 or an NVQ Level 2 through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma in plaSTErinG

Qualifi cationCSkills (Construction Skills) Level 2 Diploma in Plastering.

What will I study?This qualifi cation is based solely on college work in your chosen trade area.

Some of the units that you will complete are:Plastering fi nishes for existing projects - endorsements » Internal solid plastered surfaces - endorsements » Iternal plasterwork AND/OR external plasterwork » Install fi brous plaster on existing projects » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 6 units in total, some of the above are mandatory units and others are optional. More information will be available at enrolment. You will be regularly visited on site by a College assessor who will assist you in gathering the needed evidence to prove competence.

Moving onAll successful students may have the opportunity to progress into self-employment or on to an NVQ 2 Plastering with the College.

For�more�information�you�can�call�the�Construction�department�directly�on�01422�346267.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma TrowEl oCCupaTionS

Qualification CSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 1 in Trowel Occupations.

What will I study? This is a practical and theory based course which involves you working through a number of work based units.

Some of these units are:Know how to carry out safe working practices in construction » Knowledge of building methods and construction technology » Carry out basic block laying » Know how to carry out basic cavity walling » Know how to contribute to setting out and building basic masonry structures up to damp course level » Information, quantities and communicating with others » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 8 units in total to complete which includes an external test at the end of the course. At the end of this qualification you will have a good degree of knowledge on Brickwork.

Moving on All successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto a Brickwork Diploma Level 2 or an NVQ Level 2 through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma TrowEl oCCupaTionS

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Qualification CSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 2 in Trowel Occupations.

What will I study? Some of the units on this course include:

Know how to carry out safe working practices in construction » Carry out basic block laying » Know how to carry out basic cavity walling » Information, quantities and communicating with others » Thin joint masonry and masonry cladding » Build solid walling, isolated and attached piers » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 8 units in total to complete which includes an external test at the end of the course. At the end of this qualification you will have a good degree of knowledge on brickwork and will be able to work on site.

Moving on All successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto a Brickwork Diploma Level 3 or an NVQ Level 3 through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area. Many have chosen to become self employed at this stage due to the knowledge they have gained from the course.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma TrowEl oCCupaTionS

Qualification CSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 3 in Trowel Occupations.

What will I study? This is a practical and theory based course which involves of you working through a number of work based units. Some of these units are:

» Know how to repair and maintain masonry structure » Information, quantities and communicating with others » Thin joint masonry and masonry cladding » Build solid walling, isolated and attached piers » Erect complex masonry structures » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 7 units in total to complete which includes an external test at the end of the course. At the end of this qualification you will be considered fully qualified at advanced level.

Moving on All successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto a NVQ Level 3 Brickwork through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area. Many have chosen to become self employed at this stage due to the knowledge they have gained from the course.

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ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma painTinG anD DECoraTinG

Qualifi cationCSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 1 in Painting and Decorating.

What will I study?This is a practical and theory based qualifi cation that is based on your skills to pass a number of practical and theory units. Some of the units that you will be studying are:

Safe working practices within construction » Know how to carry out basic Painting and Decorating » Manual handling and decorative techniques » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are seven units in total and a fi nal external assessment at the end of the course. By the time you have completed this qualifi cation you will have a thorough understanding of and knowledge of painting and decorating.

Moving onAll successful students may have the chance to progress onto the Diploma Level 2 in Painting and Decorating or an NVQ Level 2 through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

Student Profi le: Lee Burgess

Level 2 Bricklaying

I have enjoyed everything at NHSC, the tutors are nice and

I’ve made loads of mates. I have acquired lots of new skills in

Bricklaying and really enjoyed it.

I trained for my Level 1 and liked it so much I moved to NHSC

to complete Level 2. I like building something out of nothing

and everything you need for the course is at NHSC. I would

recommend the College, it’s very friendly.

The tutors are always there if you have a question. The tutors

are always there to help you if things go wrong, helping you to

get it right. Do a full year before you decide what to do next,

stick to the course and give it a chance. I have been involved

in enrichment, given a talk to Park Lane School, with another

student, explaining what the course is all about and worked

on some bricklaying projects for local organisations. The

centre has helped me do bricklaying charity work to get used

to working. What next? …I’m staying on at NHSC and studying

for my Level 3 B ricklaying.

Summarise�your�experience�in�5�words!�…Energetic, fun and

confi dence boosting!

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Qualifi cationCSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 1 in Carpentry and Joinery.

What will I study?This is a practical and theory based course which involves you working through a number of work based units. Some of these units are:

Know how to carry out safe working practices in construction » Information, quantities and communicating with others » Know how to produce basic woodworking joints » Know how to prepare and use carpentry and joinery portable power tools » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate.

There are 7 units in total to complete which includes an external test at the end of the course. At the end of this qualifi cation you will have a good degree of knowledge on wood occupations.

Moving onAll successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto the Diploma in Wood Occupations Level 2 or an NVQ Level 2 through the work based evidence route. Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area.

ConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma wooD oCCupaTionS

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ConSTruCTion, BuilDinG SErViCES & EnVironmEnTConSTruCTion SkillS Diploma wooD oCCupaTionS

Qualifi cationCSkills (Construction Skills) Diploma Level 2 in Carpentry and Joinery.

What will I study?This course consists of you working through a number of work based units. Some of these units for bench/site are:

Doors » Windows » Staircases » Roofs » Floors » Fitting and fi xing moulds » PLUS Maths and English as appropriate

The above units are a combination of Site or Bench. At Level 2 the learner will choose one route and stay with it for the duration of the whole qualifi cation. At the end of this qualifi cation you will have a good degree of knowledge on joinery and will be able to work on site. Assessment is through observation and written tests.Moving onAll successful students may have the opportunity to progress onto a Site or Bench Joinery Diploma Level 3 or an NVQ Level 3 through the work based evidence route.

Employment opportunities could include an apprenticeship in your chosen trade area. Many have chosen to become self employed at this stage due to the knowledge they have gained form the course.

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HAIR, BEAUTY & COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES

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Treating�yourself�to�a�pamper�day�or�a�visit�to�a�health�spa�used�to�be�a�luxury�that�few�could�afford�yet�the�popularity�of�having�a�relaxing�treatment�has�become�more�accessible�in�recent�years.�

If�you�have�a�creative�fl�air,�determination,�enjoy�working�with�people�and�have�a�confi�dent�personality�then�this�is�the�right�area�for�you.�Programmes�are�taught�by�qualifi�ed�professionals�who�have�worked�in�the�industry�thereby�allowing�students�to�take�full�advantage�of�this�experience.�

Our�courses�are�hands�on�and�offer�you�the�opportunity�to�work�in�two�learning�environments.�If�you�are�already�working�in�the�industry�and�looking�to�advance�your�skills�the�College�provides�qualifi�cations�so�you�can�earn�while�you�learn.

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VrQ Diploma in an inTroDuCTion To THE Hair & BEauTy SECTor – Hair rouTE & BEauTy rouTE

Level 1 Diploma in an introduction to the Hair & Beauty Sector. Hair & Beauty Routes available.

This qualification will give you the necessary skills and confidence in the Hair & Beauty Sector. All learners at some point in the course will work on the reception and dispensary. The course is exciting and creative and will give you a real taste of the industry. All learners will have the opportunity to engage in 1 weeks work experience in industry.

» Introduction to the Hair & Beauty Sector – career opportunities and services within the industry

» Presenting a Professional Image in a Salon – How to present yourself, communicate and behave in a professional environment

These units are studies on both the Hair and Beauty routes

Hair Route: » �Shampoo�&�condition�hair – Prepare the client for the service, be able

to select the appropriate type of shampoo and conditioner for the hair type and how to shampoo and condition the clients hair professionally

» Plaiting�&�twisting – Create on scalp and off scalp plaits and twists using a variety of methods such as pipe cleaners and adding ribbon and decoration

» �Styling�women’s�hair – Straightening, smoothing, curling, hair up, blow drying, setting, pin curling, finger drying

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» �The�art�of�colouring�hair – Using temporary and semi permanent colour to create coloured hair effects

Beauty Route:» Salon�reception�duties – Receiving clients, checking appointments,

seating clients, taking care of clients’ belongings, giving services at reception – beverages, magazines, promoting the sale of products, services and treatments.

» Provide�basic�manicure�&�pedicuret�treatments – File, soften cuticles, provide superficial foot and lower leg massage and superficial hand and arm massage and use varnish

» Nail�art�application – Carry out a basic nail art technique adapting the 2D nail art

» Themed�face�painting

» Basic�make-up�application – Day make-up, evening make-up, fashion and cultural trends

» Skin�care – Prepare the skin using cleansers, toners and moisturisers

Moving On This qualification will give you a real taste of the industry, providing you with the basic skills necessary skills and encouragement to continue into either the hairdressing or beauty therapy industry. The following qualifications are available to progress on to – Level 2 VRQ Beauty Therapy or Hairdressing, Level 2 NVQ Level Beauty Therapy or Hairdressing Apprenticeship.

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Hair, BEauTy & ComplEmEnTary THErapiESVrQ Diploma in BEauTy THErapy

VRQ Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy.

During the course you will learn, practice and perform on paying clients, a variety of treatments, providing you with the necessary skills for the world of work. During the year you will participate in providing treatments for ‘Days of Beauty’ and all learners will have the opportunity to engage in a week of work experience within the industry (salons or spas). ‘Industry Week’ is an opportunity to gain additional qualifi cations to set you apart from the rest.

You will also have the opportunity to develop Functional Skills (Maths & English) to Level 2, dependent on your GCSE grades. All learners will be encouraged to use their own initiative and work independently, whilst building their confi dence and communication skills.

» �All�learners�will�work�to�industry�standards.

»��Manicure�&�pedicure – Apply all types of hand and feet treatments as well as provide 2 types of nail finish

» �Eye�brows�&�lashes – Types of eyebrow shaping, tinting eyebrows and lashes and applying 2 types of artifi cial lashes

» Waxing – You will learn and carry out different waxing techniques and use various types of waxing products on the appropriate parts of the body

» Make�up – Identifying all skin types and applying make up for various occasions to all client groups

» Facials – You will learn how to treat different skin conditions, use various massage techniques, identify and use facial products and equipment, apply mask treatments and provide advice

On completion you will be able to progress on to either the Level 3 VRQ in Beauty Therapy or the Advanced Apprenticeship to further develop your skills to become a fi rst class Beauty Therapist.

the Level 3 VRQ in Beauty Therapy or the Advanced Apprenticeship to further develop your skills to

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Hair, BEauTy & ComplEmEnTary THErapiESnVQ BEauTy THErapy inTEnSiVES*

NVQ Level 2 in Beauty Therapy Intensives*

What will I study? During the course you will learn and practice techniques before treating paying clients. These include:

» Facials» Eye treatments» Waxing» Make-up application

During the year you will participate in providing treatments for ‘Days of Beauty’. You will be encouraged to use your own initiative, working independently, to industry standards, whilst building your confidence and communication skills. ‘Industry Week’ is an opportunity to gain additional qualifications to set you apart from the rest.

You will have the opportunity to engage in one weeks work experience in industry (salons or spas). Functional Skills depending on GCSE grades.

This course can lead to NVQ 3 Beauty Therapy. Career opportunities include working as a salon-based or mobile therapist, working in luxury health spa, hospitals or residential homes, department stores or in sales.

*This intensive course is offered one day a week for 36 weeks for 19+

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Hair, BEauTy & ComplEmEnTary THErapiESVrQ Diploma in womEn’S HairDrESSinG

Qualifi cationVRQ Level 2 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing.

During the course you will learn, practice and perform on paying clients, a variety of treatments, including shampooing and conditioning the hair, change hair colour, style and fi nish hair, set and dress hair, basic hair cutting and perm and neutralise hair. All learners will be encouraged to use their own initiative and work more independently, whilst building their confi dence and communication skills

All learners will work to industry standards. You will have the opportunity to engage in 1 weeks work experience in the industry.

» » Shampoo�&�condition�hair – Apply all types of shampoo & conditioning products, using various massage techniques

» »��Style�&�fi�nish – Working on different hair lengths you will use various tools and blow drying techniques to straighten and smooth the hair, create volume and curl

» » Change�hair�colour – You will learn to apply a regrowth and full head application of permanent colour and application of woven highlights

» » Set�&�dress�hair – Use various types of setting and dressing techniques to create rolled effects, smooth effects and curled effects

» »���Cut�hair�using�basic�techniques – One length, layered and graduated cuts, including scissor over comb

» You will also have the opportunity to develop Functional Skills (Maths & English) to Level 2, dependent on your GCSE grades

Moving onOn completion you will be able to progress on to either the Level 3 VRQ in Hairdressing or the Advanced Apprenticeship to further develop your skills to becoming a fi rst class hairdresser.

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Hair, BEauTy & ComplEmEnTary THErapiESVrQ Diploma in womEn’S HairDrESSinG

Qualifi cationVRQ Level 3 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing.

During the course you will learn a variety of treatments to practice and perform on paying clients, including, creatively cutting the hair using a combination of cutting techniques, colour the hair using a variety of techniques, colour correction, creatively style and dress hair, including long hair. You will also contribute to the planning and implementation of promotional activities as well as monitoring health and safety, promoting services and products and providing consultations. All learners will have the opportunity to engage in one week’s work experience within the industry.

» Contribute�to�the�planning�&�implementation�of�promotional�activities�– Plan an activity such as the hairdressing competition and implement it

» Creatively�cut�hair – Creating restyle cuts including a precision cut

» Colour�hair�using�a�variety�of�techniques�&�colour�correction – Lightening hair and use of toners, resolve basic colour problems, creative colour techniques and corrective colouring using different types of products

» Creatively�styling�and�dressing�long�hair – Using conventional and non-conventional items and the use of accessories and added hair

» You will also have the opportunity to develop Functional Skills (Maths & English) to Level 2, dependent on your GCSE grades

Moving onYou will be able to embark on a career as a qualifi ed hairdresser, giving you options to work abroad, on cruise liners, work for established national and international companies, become self-employed, or move into related industries such as fi lm and television alongside taking the Level 3 Hair and Media Make Up qualifi cation.

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BEauTy & ComplEmEnTary THErapiESnVQ BarBErinG

NVQ Level 2 Barbering.

This course will be of interest to people working in the industry and for those with women’s hairdressing skills, or who are new to the industry. You will learn skills that will enable you to work as a barber in this ever increasing industry. The units are selected on the basis of relevance to the industry and the employability value.

» ��Cut�hair�using�basic�barbering�techniques – Including neck line and outline shapes

» �Cut�facial�hair�to�shape�using�basic�techniques – Tapered beard line, outlined beard and moustache shapes

» �Dry�and�finish�man’s�hair – Various styling techniques and finishing looks using a wide range of products

» �Create�basic�patterns�in�hair – Create patterns in the hair including curved lines to cover 25% of the head

On completion you will be able to work in industry and/or progress on to the Level 3 NVQ in Barbering to further develop your skills in becoming a first class barber.

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HOW TO FIND US

North Halifax Skills Centre

Calderdale Business Park

Halifax

To north Halifax Skills Centre

By BuS Buses to and from Denholme, Halifax, Illingworth, Keighley, Queensbury and Shelf. These services will alight on Keighley Road: 502, 504, 522, 523, 526 & 700 These services will alight on Cousin Lane: 521 & 523

By Train Halifax is easily accessible in one train journey from the following:• Manchester - 60 mins• Bradford - 20 mins• Leeds - 45/65 mins