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Prospectus2016 - 2017

This year our prospectus is absolutely packed with information about programmes that offer opportunities for people of all ages to take the next step in their careers whether it is on to another programme, university or employment. We no longer talk specifically about courses and qualifications because at North Lindsey College we deliver much more than that. Our programmes include skills to help our learners grow and develop themselves both personally and academically, as well as gaining essential employability skills so essential for the future.

At North Lindsey College we are continuously improving our facilities in order to maintain an exceptional learning environment. Over the past two years we have made a significant investment across the campus, including the refurbishment of existing facilities and our new Engineering Technology Centre which was completed in June 2015. The investment so far has also seen state-of-the-art hairdressing and beauty therapy salons together with new facilities for sports and our Fitness Centre. With the growth of the digital and creative sectors locally we now have a suite of rooms equipped with the latest technology. Across the College students will also benefit from installation of the latest technology allowing free Wi-Fi campus wide. Workshops and classrooms have also been upgraded and integrated with investment in mobile technologies for both staff and students.

Our Ofsted report, published in June 2014 commended the College on our outstanding success rates for 16 year olds and our outstanding leadership and management which has driven improved performance across the College. Ofsted commented on the strength of our teaching staff with strong industry experience and our very strong partnerships that help students develop good employability skills as well as our exemplary pastoral support. We are also exceptionally proud of our University Centre which now has a thriving community of nearly 1,000 learners and a wide range of higher education opportunities up to honours degree level. The results of the National Students Survey also confirmed just how much our students value their experience at North Lindsey, placing the College in the top 10 higher education providers nationally.

North Lindsey College has been significant to the lives of so many individuals and central to the employers and other organisations we work with. Together we have made a difference and we continue to work in partnership to enable and inspire individuals, employers and communities to develop their skills, unlock potential and realise their ambitions.

I am sure you will find something for you in our prospectus.

Anne TyrrellPrincipal

Message from the PrincipalContents

Welcome to College

Facilities

The Application Process

Careers Guidance

College Life

16-19 Study Programmes

Money Matters

International Exchanges

Academic Studies

Hospitality and Catering

Animal Management

Art and Design

Business, Management and Accounting

Childcare and Education

Construction

Digital Technologies

Engineering

ESOL

Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy

Health and Social Care

Life and Work Skills

Motor Vehicle

Performing Arts

Sport and Uniformed Services

Travel and Tourism

Apprenticeships

Tata Steel

John White Skills Centre

The University Centre

The Company We Keep

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North Lindsey College boasts some of the best facilities and student support in the area, including:

Engineering and Motor Vehicle: Brand new training centre fitted with over £1 million pounds worth of industry standard Engineering and Motor Vehicle equipment

STEM Academy: Prestigious, purpose-built building with state of the art science laboratories and teaching facilities

Construction: Plumbing, brickwork, carpentry and joinery, painting and decorating workshops

Art and Design: New purpose built studios and Apple Mac suites

Hair and Beauty: Ora is the college’s brand new hair and beauty suite including nail bar with discounted treatments open to the general public

Animal Management: Brand new enclosures and constant additions to the different animals that students have the opportunity to look after, including our Marmosets

Performing Arts: Dance, drama and recording studios equipped to an exceptionally high standard

Travel and Tourism: Cabin Simulators for Cabin Crew Training

Over 1000 PC’s, laptops, netbooks and tablets for student use

Extensive links with employers leading to high quality placement and career opportunities

Multi-Use-Games-Area (MUGA) and playing fields

Discounted gym membership at the College’s Kingsway Fitness Suite

Common Room with pool tables and computers

A wide variety of dining facilities including Starbucks and Costa Coffee

Newly enhanced learning resource centre

400 seater events centre

Free campus-wide Wi-Fi

Confidential counselling service and student support teams

Impartial and award winning careers guidance team

Welcome to CollegeWe look forward to welcoming you to North Lindsey College, where you’ll find a huge range of programmes to choose from. Here are just a few reasons why you should study here:

You can mix and match A level and vocational programmes

You can enhance your GCSE qualifications alongside your main programme

We offer an exciting international exchange programme

91.1% success rate on all programmes for 16-18 year olds

£12.2 million investment in rebuild and refurbishment across the campus

93% of our students would recommend us to their friends! (Ofsted 2014)

All teaching staff have first-hand experience of working within industry

Work experience will enable you to develop your employability skills

Many of our programmes are assessed via coursework - meaning no scary exams!

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The qualified College careers guidance team offer impartial information, advice and guidance to anyone considering studying at North Lindsey College.

Local schools are allocated a member of the College guidance team. A careers adviser will attend school parents’ evenings, careers events and be available in school to offer individual appointments to every year 11 pupil. Please ask in school for an appointment to find out about programmes and discuss your options.

If you can’t make up your mind, you can apply for a few different courses and decide at a later date.

Advisors have Level 6 Careers qualifications and the service has achieved the nationally recognised Matrix quality award.

Careers guidance advisers offer drop-in sessions and individual appointments in College to anyone who would like to discuss their options. Please call 01724 294030 to find out drop-in times or book an appointment. You can also e-mail the Careers Guidance team on [email protected].

Don’t forget to come along to our Open Evening:Thursday 22nd October 2015 5pm-8pm

Also come along to our Year 11 Open Events:Tuesday 1st December 2015 4.30pm-7.00pmWednesday 24th February 2016 4.30pm-7.00pmSaturday 11th June 2016 10.00am-2pm

See first-hand all that the College has to offer

Careers Guidance

Chris Trish Clare

The Application ProcessWe aim to give you the best opportunity to gain skilled employment, apprenticeships or progress on to Higher Education. The choice of study programmes we have will interest, challenge and benefit you. There is a great range of exciting options available:

- Combine an A Level or GCSE with a vocational course to boost your job or university application

- Undertake work experience to develop your employability skills

STEP 1 Pick out the courses that appeal to you using: this prospectus, talking to parents /teachers/carers and visiting our website www.northlindsey.ac.uk

STEP 2 Come and meet the programme tutors at Open and Advice events

STEP 3 Apply from September onwards. Year 11 pupils will be advised by their schools how and when to apply to College. Other applicants should complete an application form, which is available from Customer Services on 01724 294030 or on our website www.northlindsey.ac.uk

STEP 4 Come into College for an advice and guidance interview to discuss the most suitable programme and to find out more

STEP 5 Get studying, as an offer will be made which may be dependent on your exam results

STEP 6 Come along for a welcome day in June or July, where you will meet your course tutors and other people who will be studying on your course

STEP 7 During the summer you will receive information regarding start dates, travel arrangements and financial support

STEP 8 Bring your exam results into College when you enrol

STEP 9 And finally…we will see you at College in September!

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College LifeThe Student Support teams arrange a wide range of activities and events throughout the year. A Fresher’s Fair and other activities are put on at the start of term to help you settle into College and make new friends.

Student Association and NUSUpon enrolment all students automatically become part of the College’s Student Association. Membership of the Student Association also entitles you to discounts in some local shops. The Association arranges a number of events and activities annually.

Additionally, we are members of the National Union of Students (NUS).

Want to get involved?Why not join our Student Advocates group? Advocates take part in a number of activities to enrich the college community such as peer mentoring, student voice and representing the college at internal and external events. Advocates receive training and support in their role, a great addition to your CV. All tutor groups are encouraged to have at least two Advocates.

Student Association activities are led by the Student Council; members are elected annually.

EnrichmentAll students have the opportunity to take additional subjects and participate in sporting, social and other useful activities. A programme of events is published throughout the year. These events are designed around the needs of students, new ideas are always welcome.

Academic/Pastoral Support Each student is allocated a Progression and Achievement Coach and a Personal Tutor. Our skilled and experienced staff will help you to set targets and provide support for your individual development to enable you to achieve your goals. Support will include

a range of areas including employability skills, pastoral support and keeping safe, citizenship and progression to further study or higher education. Additionally, we have a safeguarding and counselling team available to support our students.

Progress MonitoringYour attendance and progress will be monitored on an on-going basis to support you to achieve your best and you will engage regularly in two way reviews of your progress. Written progress reports are produced three times per year and for students aged under 19 Parent Evenings are held for tutors to meet with you and your parents/carers to discuss your reports.

Equality and DiversityNorth Lindsey College promotes those fundamental values which are both shared and practised by all members of society: democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.

Disability StatementNorth Lindsey College welcomes students with learning difficulties or disabilities. The College is committed to enabling disabled students to participate as fully as possible in all aspects of the College’s academic and social programmes. The College works within the definition of disability found in the Equality Act 2010. This means that the North Lindsey College agree to:

‘Ensure the education system at all levels is inclusive and geared towards supporting disabled people to achieve their full potential and participate equally in society’

Success Centre (Additional Learning Support)Located in the Learning Resources Centre we offer academic advice, assessment and support to help you to achieve your programme of study. Initial assessment processes will be used to help you and our staff identify whether you need extra support to achieve your learning goals. The Learning Support team will work with you to identify how best to support your needs. This could be via a range of methods including exam concessions, support with English or maths, teaching assistant support, assistive technology and specialist equipment.

DBS Disclosure The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) replaces the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB). This helps the College make safer recruitment decisions and prevent unsuitable people from working with vulnerable groups, including children. For some courses a clean, enhanced DBS disclosure is required. If you have any concerns regarding this, please speak to Customer Services.

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FeesStudents who are under 19 on 31st August 2015 are not required to pay course fees.Students who are over 19 on 31st August 2015 may be required to pay a course fee.

However, there are exceptions depending on your circumstances. If you’re 19-23 and do not hold a full level 2 or full level 3 qualification, are unemployed and in receipt of benefits or chose to study GCSE English and Maths and don’t have C grade in the subject you are studying, you will be exempt from paying tuition and exam fees.

24+ Students24+ Advanced Learning Loans are similar to higher education loans, but for the further education sector.

Loans are available for students aged 24 and over, studying at Level 3 or Level 4, including QCF Certificates and Diplomas, Access to Higher Education qualifications and A Levels.

You only start to pay back the loan once you’ve finished your programme and you’re earning over £21,000. Once you are earning over £21,000 you only pay back 9% of your wage above this amount.

Here’s an example:Salary: £25,000Minimum salary level for repayments: £21,000Salary on which loan repayment calculated: £4,000Weekly repayment: £6.92

www.gov.uk/student-finance-calculator www.gov.uk/advanced-learning-loans/overview

Financial Assistance Students can apply for financial assistance to help with equipment, transport, childcare and other course-related expenseswww.northlindsey.ac.uk/for-students/financial-assistance/

Do I get a bus pass? If you are 16-18 and live more than 3 miles away you will be eligible for a local authority bus pass. Travel passes are organised depending on the Council area in which you live.

If you live between 2-3 miles away we may support you with a contribution towards a weekly mega-rider bus ticket.For more information visit:www.northlindsey.ac.uk/for-students/financial-assistance-2015/getting-to-college/

Please contact Customer Services on For more information on all money matters please call the Customer Services Department in 01724 294030.

Money Matters16-19 Study ProgrammesThe study programme is designed to support all students in achieving their aspirations and gaining the skills needed to secure employment or progress onto higher education. Programmes are focussed on your career aspirations but are also designed to offer broader opportunities to create other options for the future.

The programme will offer you:

Breadth, depth, and progression either onto the next level of study, higher education or skilled employment

A substantial qualification either in a vocational or academic area

English and/or Maths qualifications

Work experience and work placements

Enrichment activities to enhance your employability skills

Options to study a range of GCSEs or A Levels alongside vocational qualifications

English and Maths QualificationsNew legislation introduced in September 2013 dictates that all students aged 16-18 who do not have a GCSE at grade C or above in English and/or Maths must continue to study these qualifications.

If you have not yet achieved GCSE grade C or above in English and Maths, your vocational programme of study includes re-taking English and Maths qualifications to enable you to progress on your chosen career pathway.

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The College reserves the right to withdraw or change any programme as appropriate.Many programmes require specialist equipment or approved work wear. Further details are available on our website and programme leaflets.

International ExchangesNorth Lindsey College has a vibrant and robust international strategy, which has led to the development of international partnerships with colleges and educational institutes across the world. Over the last seven years students from North Lindsey College have had the opportunity to broaden their experience and enhance their studies by participating in exchanges with colleges in America and Canada. Students have visited:

Mid Plains Community College in Nebraska

Coastline Community College in California

Centennial College in Toronto

North East Community College in Nebraska

Similarly, North Lindsey College plays host to the American and Canadian students, to share a quality learning experience of international proportions. Students are able to experience how their international counterparts live and study on campus and are able to access global work opportunities. One student, Peter Beresford, took part in the 2013 exchange to North East Community College in Nebraska while studying Level 3 Diploma in Business. He has since gone on to study Business and Accounting at university in Iowa on a soccer scholarship.

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Improving your GCSEs or studying A Levels will increase your employment opportunities later in life. Students have the option to study a combination of GCSEs and A Levels or combine them with another subject specific programme as part of their programme. Whether you want to start your career or go to university, A Levels and GCSEs will help you get there.

Students who study at the STEM Academy and at The University Centre will have the opportunity to study in brand new, state of the art microbiology and material testing labs. The new labs are part of on going investment across the College.

Student ProfileJustin Parkinson: Justin came to North Lindsey College as an adult learner to study Sociology, Maths and Psychology A Levels. He wanted to pursue a career in education and progressed onto a Maths and Education degree at Lincoln University. Justin is now undertaking teacher training in Scunthorpe, he hopes to become a fully qualified teacher.

Staff ProfileDavid Cross: David started working as a Bioscience Technician in a pathology laboratory after leaving university. He then went on to work as a lab technician in a school before moving into teaching and progressing his way up to becoming a Deputy Head Teacher. David now teaches A Level Chemistry and the Bioscience Foundation Degree at The University Centre.

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GCSE ProgrammesMathematics - GCSEIncludes: Application of Number, Algebra, Geometry, Measures, Statistics, ProbabilityEntry Requirements: GCSE grade D in Maths

English - GCSEIncludes: Understanding and producing non-fiction texts, Speaking and Listening, Understanding and Producing Creative TextsEntry Requirements: GCSE grade D in English

Physics - GCSEIncludes: Transfer of Energy, Forces and Effects, Application of Physics Entry Requirements: GCSE grade D in Physics

Chemistry - GCSEIncludes: Building materials, Metals, Crude Oil, Earth and Its Atmosphere, Structure and Bonding, Energy Change Entry Requirements: GCSE grade D in Chemistry

Biology - GCSEIncludes: Keeping healthy, Drugs, Biomass, Genetics, Evolution, Cells and Organs, Plant Biology, Human BiologyEntry Requirements: GCSE grade D in Biology

Psychology - GCSEIncludes: Memory, Non-verbal communication, Sex and gender, Stereotyping, Prejudice and Discrimination, Research MethodsEntry Requirements: GCSE grade C in English

Sociology - GCSEIncludes: Society, Education, Families, Crime and Deviance, Mass Media, Power, Social InequalityEntry Requirements: GCSE grade D in Sociology

Progression to Higher Education (Levels 4-6)We have a wide range of HNC, HND, foundation degrees and bachelor’s degree programmes that are taught at The University Centre at North Lindsey College. Please refer to pages 46 - 47

What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas after studying at our STEM Academy. It could lead to an exciting career as:

ARCHITECTDENTIST, DENTAL NURSE AND TECHNICIANDOCTOR, NURSE AND MEDICAL PRACTITIONERGEOLOGISTHEALTH PROFESSIONALIT CONSULTANTMETEOROLOGISTPHYSICISTPROJECT MANAGERPSYCHOLOGISTQUANTITY SURVEYORRESEARCH SCIENTISTSCIENTISTSTATISTICIANTEACHERVETERINARY SURGEONENGINEER

Please see www.northlindsey.ac.uk for more details on all our programmes.

Industry LinksConservation Trust: The Conservation Trust works with students to develop their field work experience working on basic conservation projects.

Student ProfileCurtis Snowden: Originally from Frederick Gough School, Curtis came to North Lindsey College to do GCSEs. He achieved A*’s in Maths and Chemistry, A’s in Biology and Physics, and a C in English. He then progressed onto A Levels, achieving grade A’s in Maths, Chemistry and Physics! When he completed his programmes Curtis went on to study Physics at Manchester University.

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A Level ProgrammesMathematics - AS LevelIncludes: Indices and Surds, Polynomials, Trigonometry, Algebra, Integration, Geometry and Graphs, DifferentiationEntry Requirements: GCSE Maths at grade B

Mathematics - A LevelIncludes: Algebra and Functions, Trigonometry, Differentiation and Integration, Graphs, Equations, VectorsEntry Requirements: AS Maths at grade D or above

English - AS LevelIncludes: Points of View and Genre, Poetic voice, Representation of place, Adapting and Shaping Original Material, EvaluatingEntry Requirements: GCSE English at grade B

English - A LevelIncludes: Telling stories, Exploring conflict, Making connections, Investigation, Evaluations, Creative, Poetic, RepresentationEntry Requirements: AS English at grade D or above

Physics - AS LevelIncludes: Measurements, Radiation, Waves, Mechanics, Electricity, Thermal, Fields, Nuclear, AstrophysicsEntry Requirements: GCSE Maths and Physics or Science at grade B

Physics - A LevelIncludes: Measurements, Radiation, Waves, Mechanics, Electricity, Thermal, Fields, Nuclear, AstrophysicsEntry Requirements: AS Physics at grade D or above

Chemistry - AS LevelIncludes: Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Elements, Thermodynamics, DNAEntry Requirements: GCSE Maths and Chemistry or Science at grade B

Chemistry - A Level Includes: Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Atomic structure, Elements, AnalysisEntry Requirements: AS Chemistry at grade D or above

Biology - AS LevelIncludes: Cells, Exchange and Transport. Molecules, Biodiversity, Food and Health, Practical SkillsEntry Requirements: GCSE Maths and Biology or Science at grade B

Biology - A LevelIncludes: Communication, Homeostasis and Energy, Control, Genomes and Environment, Practical SkillsEntry Requirements: AS Biology at grade D or above

Applied Business - AS LevelIncludes: Investigating Business, People in Business, Financial Planning and MonitoringEntry Requirements: GCSE Maths, English or Science at grade B

Applied Business - A LevelIncludes: Investigating Business, People in Business, Financial Planning and MonitoringEntry Requirements: AS Applied Business at grade D or above

Psychology - AS LevelIncludes: Social Influence, Memory, Attachments, Psychopathology, Research MethodsEntry Requirements: GCSE English at grade B

Psychology - A LevelIncludes: Social Influence, Memory, Attachments, Psychopathology, Biopsychology, Research Methods, RelationshipsEntry Requirements: AS Psychology at grade D or above


Student ProfileElizabeth Green: Elizabeth came to North Lindsey College from The Hayfield School to study a BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design. She also studied AS Biology, A Level Maths and Further Maths and A Level Physics. Elizabeth exceeded her required grades and secured a place to study Theoretical Physics at The University of Sheffield.

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Hospitality and Catering ProgrammesEntry Level 3 Hospitality and Catering Includes: Cooking Skills, Food Hygiene, Health and Safety, hospitality services, Customer ServicesEntry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at Grade F and above

Level 1 Hospitality and Catering Includes: Cooking Skills, Food Hygiene, Health and Safety, Hospitality Services, Customer ServicesEntry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at Grade D and above or Entry Level 3 Hospitality and Catering

Level 2 Hospitality and Catering Includes: Cooking Skills, Food Hygiene, Health and Safety, Hospitality Services, Customer ServicesEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade C and above or Level 1 Hospitality and Catering

ApprenticeshipsCustomer Services | Catering and Hospitality | Retail


What will you be?After completing your course you can get a job in lots of different areas of hospitality including:

HOTEL MANAGEREVENTS PLANNERHOUSEKEEPINGCONCIERGESOUS CHEFCHEFHOTEL RECEPTIONISTBAR TENDERWAITER/WAITRESSCATERING MANAGERRESTAURANT MANAGERFOOD PROCESSING OPERATIVEEVENT OPERATIONS MANAGERSOMMELIER


Whatever your starting point there are opportunities for you to develop your skills in Hospitality and Catering. You can start with an entry level 3 programme straight after your GCSEs and study right up to level 2. After completing your programme you could go straight in to employment or on to university. Career opportunities include: hotel manager, events planner, concierge, chef, receptionist, catering manager, restaurant manager and many more.

Our programmes can be studied alongside a range of A Levels and GCSEs including English and Maths. Most students will also take part in a work experience placement as part of their programme.

For an apprenticeship you will learn on the job, some apprenticeships include attendance at College, and you have the support of the College and a dedicated assessor. The College will also try and help find you an employer who is looking to take on an apprentice. An apprenticeship gives you the chance to ‘earn while you learn’.

Hospitality and Catering

NEW Courses Starting September 2016

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If you have a passion for animals and want to work hands-on with them full time then you should consider studying at our Animal Management Unit. Once you’ve completed your programme with us you can start to specialise and either go on to university or in to employment in many areas including veterinary, wildlife parks, animal sanctuaries, grooming parlours, pet shops, kennels/catteries and stables.



Student ProfileSam Stringwell: Previously from South Axholme

Academy, Sam attended North Lindsey College and completed a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal

Management. He then started attending Reaseheath College, where he continued his studies on a Foundation Degree in Zoo Management. Sam wants to be a Zoo Keeper.

Staff ProfileDan Bown: Dan is a championship dog show judge and actively shows and breeds Bullmastiffs. In 2011 he was invited to show at the American Bullmastiff Association National Speciality dog show. He has a degree in Animal Biology, Microbiology and Biochemistry with a specific emphasis on Breeding and Genetics. Dan is a lecturer in Animal Management.

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Animal Management ProgrammesEntry Level 3 Diploma in Animal CareIncludes: Animal handling and Care, Watering, Feeding, Preparation, Maintenance of Animal Accommodation Entry Requirements: 1 - 3 GCSEs in any subject area and a keen interest in working with animals

Level 1 Diploma in Animal CareIncludes: Animal Handling and Care, Watering, Feeding, Preparation and Maintenance of Animal Accommodation, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade D-E ideally including English and Maths

Level 2 Certificate for Veterinary Care AssistantsIncludes: Animal Accommodation, Feeding, Infection Control, Animal Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Nursing, Reception Duties, Animal Anaesthesia and Fluid Therapy, Work Experience Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade D or above including English, Maths and Science

Level 2 Certificate in Animal Care and WelfareIncludes: Animal Handling, Planning and Monitoring Animal Feeding, Health , Managing Accommodation, Animal Biology, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade D or above including English, Maths and Science

Level 2 Diploma in Animal CareIncludes: Animal Handling, Planning and Monitoring, Animal Feeding, Health, Managing Accommodation, Animal Biology, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A* - D including Science and English at grade C

Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Two Years)Includes: Animal Accommodation, Feeding, Infection Control, Animal Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Nursing, Reception Duties, Animal Anaesthesia and Fluid Therapy, Work Experience Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A* - C including English, Maths, Science or Biology at grade B

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Animal ManagementIncludes: Animal Health and Biology, Planning and Monitoring Animal Feeding, Managing Accommodation, Pet Store Design and Management, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A*- C including English, Maths and Science or Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care at merit level with English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Animal ManagementIncludes all subsidiary modules and: Animal Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Behaviour, Exotic Animal Health and Husbandry, Kennel and Cattery Management, Breed Development, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A*- C including English, Maths and Science or Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care at merit level in with English and Maths

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management (Two Years)Includes modules from the Subsidiary Diploma and Diploma and: Animal Nursing, Business, and Animal Nutrition. Breeding and Genetics and Wildlife RehabilitationEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A*- C including English, Maths and Science or Level 3 Diploma

ApprenticeshipsAnimal Management


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of Animal Management such as:

KENNEL/ CATTERY WORKERSPET SHOP ASSISTANTSGROOMING PARLOUR ASSISTANTSANIMAL SANCTUARY WORKERSSTABLE WORKERSWILDLIFE PARK ASSISTANTSVETERINARY NURSES


Industry LinksWoodside Wildlife Park: The Animal Management department run educational visits to Woodside Wildlife Park in Lincoln. Woodside Wildlife Park also arranges tailor made talks on big cat feeding, wolf feeding, animal training and many more topics for our students.

Student ProfileChantell Hanwell: Chantell came to North Lindsey College from Outwood Academy Foxhills. She studied a level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management and achieved Triple Distinction* (equivalent to Triple A*). Chantell has now progressed onto to study a degree at Askham Bryan College. She also now works as a weekend animal feeder at North Lindsey College.

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Covering a broad range of disciplines in both traditional and Digital Art, Design and Media these courses offer you the chance to start your career in a range of exciting and dynamic creative industries including: graphic design, animation, fashion design, textile design, advertising, teaching, photography, digital imaging, film production, fine art, jewellery design, painting and so much more.

Our programmes offer you either a full time vocational study or a combined study alongside A Levels and GCSEs including English and Maths. Most students will also take part in a work experience placement as part of their programme.


Student ProfileLiam Turner: Liam came to North Lindsey from St Bede’s Academy to study a Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design alongside two A-level subjects at the North Lindsey College STEM Academy. He specialised in Illustration and chose to follow his passion for and study drawing at university. Liam is now studying a BA Honours in Illustration at Worcester University pursuing his dream of becoming an illustrator.

Staff ProfilePete Calvert: With a formal degree in Graphic Communication Design and over 15 years of industrial experience in both print and digital design media, Pete is now the course tutor on our Level 3 Digital Arts Diploma. Having run his own company in the design sector, Pete’s knowledge has been instrumental in developing the course content to reflect industry standards and expectations. An ex-student of North Lindsey College Pete wanted to return to his roots “to give something back” and help the next generation of new media designers.

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Art and Design ProgrammesLevel 1 Certificate in Art and DesignStudies may include: Drawing, Painting, Graphic/Digital Media Design, Printmaking and 3D CraftsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including English or Maths

Level 2 Diploma in Art and DesignStudies may include: Drawing, Painting, Graphic/Digital Media Design, Textiles/Print and 3DEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including a creative subject and English at grade C

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and DesignStudents will combine six units from the 90 Credit Diploma (see below) alongside A Level studies to make up their full time Programme of StudyEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English, Maths and a creative subject

Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Art and DesignStudies may include: Graphics Design, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Photography, 3D design, Fine Art, Observation DrawingEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English, Maths and a creative subject

Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design (Top-Up from Subsidiary Diploma)Six units of study from: Fine Art, Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Photography, 3D Design, Photography, Printmaking, SculptureEntry Requirements: Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design (Top-Up From 90 Credit Diploma)Studies may include: Fine Art, Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Photography, 3D Design, Photography, Printmaking, SculptureEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English, Maths and a creative subject or a Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design - Digital ArtsStudies may include: Digital Graphics, 2D Animation and Photography alongside A Level studies to make up their full time programme of studyEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths

Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Art and Design - Digital ArtsStudies may include: Digital Graphics, illustration, 2D Animation, Photography, Video and Moving ImageEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design - Digital Arts (Top-Up from Subsidiary Diploma)Studies may include: 3D Computer Modelling, 3D Computer Animation, Digital Illustration, Film Making and PhotographyEntry Requirements: Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design – Digital Arts

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design – Digital Arts (Top-Up From 90 Credit Diploma)Studies may include: 3D Computer Modelling, 3D Computer Animation, Digital Illustration, Concept Art, Film Making, Design for Advertising and PhotographyEntry Requirements: Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Art and Design – Digital Arts

Level 3 Pre-Degree Foundation Diploma in Art and DesignStudies may include: Fine Art, Life Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Lens Based Media, Fashion Design, 3D Design, Interior DesignEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A*- C including English and Maths and A Level in Art or Design related subject, or Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design

Level 4 Pre-Degree Foundation Diploma in Art and DesignStudies may include: Fine Art, Life Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Lens Based Media, Fashion Design, 3D Design, Interior DesignEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A*- C including English and Maths and A Level in Art or Design related subject, or Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design

ApprenticeshipsArt and Design | Graphic Design

What will you be?Studying one of our courses could help you become a:

GRAPHIC DESIGNERILLUSTRATORANIMATORFASHION DESIGNERTEXTILES DESIGNERTEACHERINTERIOR DESIGNERFURNITURE DESIGNERSILVER / JEWELLERY MAKERPAINTERPRINT MAKING TECHNICIANSET DESIGNERDIGITAL IMAGING DESIGNER AND TECHNICIAN FINE ARTISTCOSTUME DESIGNERPRODUCT/ INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERSPATIAL/ EXHIBITION DESIGNERMULTI-MEDIA DESIGNER


Industry LinksKnow Media: Peter Hewes is a former student that has set-up a successful TV and video company called Know Media. Pete now takes students on Art and Design courses for work experience.

Student ProfileRuth Stiefel: Ruth was a student at North Lindsey College and studied an Art and Design course. After she had finished her course she progressed onto a degree at the University of Leeds. Ruth then gained employment as a designer for George at ASDA, Dorothy Perkins, ASOS, and All Saints. Now Ruth is the head designer for Alice and Trixie, based out of New York City in the USA.

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Whatever your starting point there are opportunities for you to develop your skills in business and related subjects. You can start with a level 1 programme straight after your GCSEs and then move on to specialise in travel, retail, customer services, warehousing, leadership and management, and human resource management right up to degree level.



Student ProfileBeata Baginska: Beata came to North Lindsey

College to study a level 3 Extended Diploma in Business. Beata completed her programme and achieved Triple Distinction* (equivalent to Triple A*). She then went

onto study law at Nottingham Trent University. Beata is now working as a Student Legal Advisor at Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre.

Staff ProfileRebecca Fellows: Rebecca is a business lecturer at North Lindsey College. Before coming to the College Rebecca worked in Human Resources for over five years in the Women’s Royal Air Force. Whilst with the WRAF Rebecca had the opportunity to travel the world giving her a broader insight into working abroad.

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Business, Management and Accounting ProgrammesLevel 1 Certificate in Business Includes: Word Processing, Creating Business Documents, Email, Working in a Team, Welcoming VisitorsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade D - E including English and Maths

Level 2 Certificate in Business Includes: Events, Administration, Budgeting, Producing Documents, Business EnvironmentEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* - D including English and Maths at Grade C

Level 2 Diploma in Accounting and Finance Includes: Finance Administration, Book Keeping, Basic Costing, Journals and Banking Systems, Computerised Accounts, Planning and Communication, Spreadsheets. Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English and Maths at Grade D

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Business Includes: Business Environments, Business Recourses, Marketing and CommunicationsOptions: Recruitment, Accounting, Web Design, Spreadsheets, HR Management, Employment LawEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Business (90 credits)Includes: Business Environments, Business Recourses, Marketing and Communications, Accounting, Health and Safety, Employment Law, HR, Ethics, Web Design, Spreadsheets.Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Accounting and FinanceIncludes: Finance Administration, Book Keeping, Basic Costing, Journals and Banking Systems, Computerised Accounts, Planning and Communication and SpreadsheetsEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Business (Top- Up) Includes: Business Environments, Business Recourses, Marketing and Communications, Accounting, Health and Safety, Employment Law, Web Design and SpreadsheetsEntry Requirements: Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Business or Level 3

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business (Two Years)Includes: Business Environments, Business Recourses, Marketing and Communications, Accounting, Health and Safety, Employment Law, Web Design and SpreadsheetsEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths or Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Business

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business (Top- Up Programme)Includes: Business Environments, Business Recourses, Marketing and Communications, Accounting, Health and Safety, Employment Law, Web Design and Spreadsheets.Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C including English and Maths or Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Business

ApprenticeshipsAccounting | Business Administration | Customer Services | Management | Marketing | Retail | Warehousing and Storage


What will you be?Our students get jobs in all kinds of businesses:

BANKINGLEGAL PROFESSIONNATIONAL HEALTH SERVICEESTATE AGENCYGOVERNMENT - LOCAL OR NATIONALEDUCATIONMANAGEMENTSMALL BUSINESSMEDIA / JOURNALISMACCOUNTANCYHUMAN RESOURCESSELF - EMPLOYMENT


Industry LinksNorth Lincolnshire Council: We have strong employer links with North Lincolnshire Council. Each year they run an enterprise and development workshop for all Level 3 business students.

Student ProfilePeter Beresford: Previously from South Axholme Academy, Peter came to North Lindsey College to study a Level 3 Business Diploma. Whilst at college Peter took part in an exchange to North East Community College in Nebraska. He enjoyed the experience so much that he decided to apply for a football scholarship to study at university in America. Peter is now studying Business and Accounting at Briar Cliff University in Iowa.

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With the option to study from entry level right up to degree level our programmes can be tailored to suit learners of all levels. Covering both childcare and education our programmes will give you the foundations for a lively and successful career. After you have qualified you could go into many different roles including working as a teaching assistant, early year’s practitioner, teacher or nursery nurse.

Our Childcare and Education department is equipped with an industry standard training room. Programmes can be studied alongside a range of A Levels and GCSEs including English and Maths. As part of the programme level 1 – 3 students will also undertake a placement in order to develop their skills and gain experience in a real working environment.

For an apprentice you will learn on the job, some apprenticeships include attendance at the College, and you have the support of the College and a dedicated assessor. The College will also try and help you find an employer who is looking to take on an apprentice. An apprenticeship gives you the opportunity to ‘earn while you learn’.

Student ProfileBronwyn Halls: Bronwyn came to North Lindsey College from Sir John Nelthorpe School. She studied

Level 3 Childcare and then completed an Apprenticeship with John Harrison Primary School. Bronwyn then enrolled

on an Early Years Foundation Degree at the University Centre at North Lindsey College. She plans to study for a teaching qualification on completion, and then become an

Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher.

Staff ProfileEmma Kirk: Emma started her career as a full-time nanny for two children. She then went on to work at the Kingsway Children’s Centre as a full-time Early Years Practitioner. Whilst at Kingsway Children’s Centre Emma trained for the A1 Assessors Award and was responsible for training and assessing staff at the nursery. Emma then went on to attain her teaching qualification, she now co-ordinates the Early Years Apprentices, she is also a tutor for students studying levels 1-3.

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Childcare and Education ProgrammesEntry Level Childcare and Health and Social CareIncludes: Play and Learning in the Home, Healthy Eating, Routines, Safety and Hygiene, Rights and Responsibilities, Communication, Leisure Activities in the Community Entry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at grade E to include English or Maths. A wide range of E/F grades and other college programme at Entry Level

Level 1 Certificate in Caring for ChildrenIncludes: Sharing and Learning with Children, Play for Early Learning, Human Growth and Development, Health and Safety, Work Experience Entry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at grade D including English Language

Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools Includes: Learning ages 5-16 years in a Teaching Assistants Role, Children’s and Young Persons’ Development, Safeguarding, Communication, Behaviour, Learning Activities, Health and Safety, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English Language

Level 2 Certificate in an Introduction to Early Years Education and Care Includes: Observation, Assessment and Planning, Supporting Play, Behaviour, Professional Development, Safeguarding, Child Welfare, Health and Safety, Equality and Diversity, Work Experience Entry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English Language

Level 2 Certificate in Helping skillsIncludes: One-to-one Helping Relationships, Self-Awareness, Personal EffectivenessEntry Requirements: 2 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English Language however entry requirements are flexible and experience will be taken into consideration

Level 3 Diploma Early Years Education and Care (Two Years) Includes: Health and Well-being, Legislation, Frameworks and Professional Practice, Play, Development and Learning for School, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A*- C including English Language and Maths or a level 2 qualification at merit level plus GCSE Maths and English grade A*- C

Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools Includes: Learning ages 5-16 years in a Teaching Assistants Role, Children’s and Young Persons’ Development, Safeguarding, Communication, Behaviour, Learning Activities, Health and Safety, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A*- C including English Language and Maths or a level 2 qualification at merit level plus GCSE Maths and English grade A*- C

Level 3 Diploma in Counselling Skills and TheoryIncludes: Counselling Skills, Theory, Ethical Framework, Professional Practice Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A*- C including English Language and Maths or a level 2 qualification at merit level plus GCSE Maths and English grade A*- C

Apprenticeships Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools | Children and Young Peoples Workforce


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of childcare and education:

NANNY CHILD MINDERCRÈCHE WORKERPLAY LEADERNURSERY NURSEPLAY SCHEME WORKEREARLY YEARS PRACTITIONER TEACHING ASSISTANT


Industry LinksLittle Owls Nursery: Many members of staff that work at the Little Owls Nursery were taught at North Lindsey College. The Little Owls Nursery currently has three apprentices and they provide a number of work placements for level 3 students.

Student ProfileJessica Richardson: Previously from The Vale Academy Jessica Richardson attended North Lindsey College to study a Level 2 in Childcare. She then progressed on to a Level 3 Diploma in Childcare. Jessica is now employed as an Early Years Practitioner at Southfield Nursery.

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Our programmes support individuals from entry level onwards to develop industry specific skills across all trade areas. We can help you start on the path to becoming a bricklayer, plumber, joiner, architect, estimator or other construction based trade.



Student ProfileConnor Paddison: Connor came to North Lindsey College from Melior Community Academy to study a Level 1 Diploma in Carpentry. Since completing his course, Connor has been taken on as an apprentice at JT Joinery and is due to complete his level 2 NVQ Diploma in Site Carpentry in December 2016.

Staff ProfileShaun Hallsworth: Shaun originally studied electronic installation and then wood occupation at North Lindsey College. He then went into industry working at Ferrier and Wilson and TG Sowerby before setting up his own joinery business. In 2002 Shaun won the Merlane Trophy awarded by the Institute of Carpentry. Shaun is now a lecturer of Carpentry and Joinery at the College.

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Construction ProgrammesEntry to ConstructionIncludes: Personal Development, Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling, Carpentry, Joinery, Painting and Decorating, Maths, EnglishEntry Requirements: Entry Interview and initial assessment

Level 1 Certificate in Carpentry and JoineryIncludes: Basic Woodworking Joints, Maintaining Tools, Using Power Tools, Construction Principles, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade D including English and Maths

Level 1 Certificate in BricklayingIncludes: Basic Bricklaying, Cavity Wall Construction, Building Walls to Damp programme, Construction Principles, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade D including English and Maths

Level 1 Certificate in PlasteringIncludes: Preparing Surfaces, Mixing Materials, Render Coating, Fixing Plasterboards, Principles of Construction, Health and SafetyEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade D including English and Maths

Level 1 Certificate Plumbing StudiesIncludes: Pipework, Rainwater Systems, Fitting Interiors, Hot and Cold Water Systems, Central Heating Systems, Ground Drainage, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade D including English and Maths

Level 2 Diploma in BricklayingIncludes: Interpreting Drawing, Joint Masonry and Masonry Cladding, Building Solid Walling, Cavity Walling, Principles of Construction, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: Level 1 Certificate in Bricklaying

Level 2 Diploma in PlasteringIncludes: Fixed Dry Lining, Laying Sand and Cement, Rendering, Principles of Construction, Health and SafetyEntry Requirements: Level 1 Certificate in Plastering

Level 2 Diploma in PlumbingIncludes: Electrical Principles, Plumbing Processes, Hot and Cold Water Systems, Sanitation, Drainage Systems, Central Heating, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: Level 1 Certificate in Plumbing

Level 2 Diploma in Site Carpentry or Bench JoineryIncludes: First Fix Flooring and Roofing, First Fix Frames, Partitions and Stairs, Second Fixing Operation, Carpentry Maintenance, Operating a Circular Saw, Construction Principles, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: Level 1 Certificate in Carpentry and Joinery

Level 3 Diploma in BricklayingIncludes: Organising, Planning and Pricing Construction Work, Repair and Maintain, Radial and Battered Brickwork, Decorative and Reinforced Brickwork, Constructing Fireplaces and ChimneysEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - C including Maths and English or a level 2 programme

Level 3 Diploma in PlasteringIncludes: Preparing Surfaces, Mixing Materials, Render Coating, Fixing Plasterboards, Principles of Construction, Health and SafetyEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - C including Maths and English or a level 2 programme

Level 3 Diploma in Plumbing StudiesIncludes: Pipework, Rainwater Systems, Fitting Interiors, Hot and Cold Water Systems, Central Heating Systems, Ground Drainage, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - C including Maths and English or a level 2 programme

Level 3 Diploma in Site CarpentryIncludes: First Fix Flooring and Roofing, Organising, Planning and Pricing Construction Work, Second Fixing Double Doors and Mouldings, Transportable Machinery, Construction Principles, Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - C including Maths and English or a level 2 programme

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (One or Two Years)Includes: Health and Safety, Sustainable Construction, Maths in Construction, Surveying, Materials, Graphical Detailing, Structural Mechanics, Design, Highway Construction, Planning Procedures, Measuring, Project Management, Finance and EconomicsEntry Requirements: 1 year – completion of a Level 3 Diploma. 2 years - 4 GCSEs A* - C including Maths and English or a Level 2 programme

ApprenticeshipsBricklaying | Plastering | Site Carpentry | Bench Joinery | General Maintenance | Construction Operations | Civil Engineering | Plumbing and Heating | Ceramic Wall and Floor Tiling

What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of construction such as:

ARCHITECTSPLANNERSESTIMATORSENGINEERSSURVEYORSBRICKLAYERSJOINERSPLUMBERSCARPENTERSPLASTERERSPAINTER AND DECORATORSSITE FORMEN PROJECT MANAGERSFLOOR AND WALL TILERS


Industry LinksBritcon: Britcon take on construction apprentices through North Lindsey College. They also provide work experience places for a number of students.

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Students who study in this area can either go straight into employment or continue onto university to further develop their skills before starting their careers. There are many different roles that you can go into after studying one of our digital technologies programmes. Areas include: games development, IT support, programming, application and web development.

Our programmes can be studied alongside a range of A Levels and GCSEs including English and Maths. Students will also take part in a work experience placement as part of their programme.


Student ProfileMatthew Greaves: Previously a student at The St Lawrence Academy, Matthew came to North Lindsey

College and studied Level 3 Diploma in Computing. When he completed that he progressed onto Level 3 Extended Diploma in Computing. Matthew is enrolled at

Lincoln University studying for a Computer Science Degree.

Staff ProfileMatt Smith: Matt studied a computer software degree at Lincoln University. After he completed his degree he was employed at Controlstar System Ltd as a Telemetry Programmer/Software Developer working on embedded systems. He then moved to be Head of IT at Voluntary Action North Lincolnshire (VANL) in Scunthorpe. His responsibilities included managing VANL’s IT and looking after the IT infrastructure for charities in the local area. Matt also provided beginners IT training as part of his role. In April 2015 Matt completed his PGCE at North Lindsey College. He is now employed as a lecturer and teaches BTEC programming, hardware, software and systems support.

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Digital Technologies ProgrammesLevel 2 Diploma in Systems SupportIncludes: Customer Care, Hardware Installation, Equipment Maintenance, Networking, System Testing, Improving ProductivityEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades E or above including English or Maths at grade C

Level 2 Extended Certificate in Creative ComputingIncludes: Digital Animation, Multimedia, Technology Systems, Mobile Apps, Software Development, Databases, Websites, Online WorldEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades E or above including English or Maths at grade C

BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in ComputingIncludes: Computer Systems, Website Production, Computer Games, Human Computer Interface, Procedural Programming, Communications, Employability Skills Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Digital and Interactive Includes: Web Design, Web Animation, Motion Graphics, Video Editing, Digital Graphics, Interactive MediaEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

BTEC Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Computing Includes: Computer Systems, Website Production, Computer Games, Spread Sheets, Project Planning, Digital Graphics, Communications, Employability Skills, Human Computer Interface, Animation, Procedural ProgrammingEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

BTEC Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Digital and Interactive Includes: Web Design, Web Animation, Motion Graphics, Video Editing, Digital Graphics, Interactive MediaEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

BTEC Level 3 Diploma in ComputingIncludes: Web Server Scripting, Procedural Programming, Animation, Databases, Web Page Customisation, Object Orientated Programming, Client Side Information SystemsEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

Level 3 Diploma in Systems Support Includes: Windows Administration, Hardware, Software, Operating Systems, Testing ICT Systems, Standard Testing, Security, Profile Administration, Internet, Online Safety Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Computing (Two Years)Includes: Web Server Scripting, Procedural Programming, Animation, Multi-media, Databases, E-commerce, Human Computer Interaction, Troubleshooting, Web Page Customisation Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English and Maths

ApprenticeshipsIT Users | IT Software, Web and Telecoms Professional


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of computing and IT as:

COMPUTER GAMES DEVELOPERSWEB DEVELOPERSIT TECHNICIANSSOFTWARE DEVELOPERSPROGRAMMERSIT HELPDESK ADMINISTRATORSCOMPUTER ANIMATORSMOBILE APP DEVELOPERS


Industry Linksongo: ongo provide work experience placements to a range of digital technologies students. They currently run a digital inclusion programme and students on placement work on this project providing IT help and support.

Student ProfileMatthew Foster: Matthew came to North Lindsey College from Frederick Gough School. He started by studying Level 2 Diploma in System Support, then Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT. He then completed an FdSc Computer Information Systems at the University Centre at North Lindsey College, completing his final year of the programme at Lincoln University. Matthew is currently employed by Nisa Retail as an EPOS Junior Developer.

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Our engineering programmes start from Level 1 and work upwards to suit your needs and aspirations. Engineering is a growing sector in the Humber region, and there is a need for more skilled individuals to enter this industry as a future career.

Our programmes can be studied alongside a range of A Levels and GCSES including English and Maths. Students will also take part in a work experience placement as part of their programme.


Student ProfileDaniel Till: Daniel came to North Lindsey College

from South Axholme Academy. He completed the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering, achieving

three D* (the equivalent of three A* at A Level!). Daniel is employed full time by ESM Power, and is completing a HNC in Electrical Engineering at the University Centre at

North Lindsey College.

Staff ProfileChris Overton: Chris worked as an engineer in the Royal Navy for twenty-five years, before going to work at Alan Dick Communications as an Engineer and Training Manager teaching engineering all over the world. His time spent at Alan Dick Communications prepared him for a career in education. Since then he has worked at the College teaching the BTEC and City & Guilds engineering programmes and Electrical installation qualifications. Chris is now the Curriculum Leader for Engineering.

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Engineering ProgrammesNVQ Level 1 Certificate in Performing Engineering Operations Includes: Wiring and Testing Electrical Equipment and Circuits, Producing Electrical Components, Making Components Using Hand Tools and Fitting Techniques, Using Lathes for Turning OperationsEntry Requirements: Selection test and interview

Level 2 Certificate in EngineeringIncludes: Working in Engineering and Engineering TechnologyOptions: Turning, Hydraulics and Pneumatics, Maintenance, Electrical Installation, Electronic DevicesEntry Requirements: 3 GCSEs grade C including Maths or a level 1 qualification in Engineering

Level 2 Certificate in Fabrication and WeldingInclude: Working Safely, Principles of Engineering Technology, Principles of Fabrication and Welding Technology, M.M.A Welding, Steelwork Fabrication, MIG/MAG Welding, Welding Using Various Processes, Cutting and Shaping Platework, Health and Safety, Handling Engineering Information, Working Relationships Entry Requirements: Completion of Level 1 Certificate in Fabrication and Welding

Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Technology (Installations)Includes: Principles of Electrical Science, Electrical Installation Technology, Installation of Wiring Systems and Enclosures, Effective Communication with others Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A*- C including Maths and Science or a level 2 qualification, English grade D and electrical installation experience

Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Technology (Installations)Includes: Health and Safety, Understanding the Fundamental Principles of Environmental Technology Systems, Principles of Electrical Science, Fault Diagnosis and Rectification, Electrical System Design, Career Awareness in Building Services EngineeringEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A*- C including Maths and Science or completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Electric Technology (Installations) and Grade D in English

Level 3 Diploma in EngineeringIncludes: Health and Safety, Engineering Drawing, Prosperities and Applications of Materials, Electrical Devices and Circuits, Engineering Maths, Hydraulics and Pneumatics, Electrical Technology, Drawing and CAD, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Plant Process and Control, Electrical Installation, Analogue Electronics and Electric DevicesEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English , Maths and Science or a Level 2 Diploma in Engineering

Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Applied Science (Two Years)Includes: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Science, Mechanical Engineering Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A* - C including English, Maths and Science

BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering (Two Years)Includes: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Science, Mechanical Engineering Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* - C including English , Maths and Science or a Level 3 Diploma in Engineering

ApprenticeshipsEngineering Manufacture | Electotechnical | Fabrication and Welding | Tata Steel – Laboratory and Associated Technical Activities | Tata Steel – Structural | Tata Steel – Mechanical | Tata Steel – Electrical | TATA- Trainee Engineer | Performing Manufacturing Operations | Performing Engineering Operations


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of engineering including:

ELECTRONICSMECHANICALCONTROL/ INSTRUMENTATIONELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONELECTRICAL MAINTENANCEPLANT MAINTENANCEMACHINING /CNCCOMPUTER AIDED DESIGNMANUFACTURINGFABRICATION AND WELDING


Industry LinksAlan Dick Communications: Alan Dick Communications offer work experience placements and electrical apprenticeships to a number of North Lindsey College students.

Student ProfileJames Ogg: James came to North Lindsey College from Winterton Comprehensive School. He studied BTEC Level 3 Certificate in Engineering and BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering. James then studied on an Advanced Apprenticeship with IAG Group Ltd and achieved a HNC in Mechanical Engineering. He has since progressed on to a HND in Mechanical Engineering at the University Centre at North Lindsey College.

New Engineering Technology Centre now Open!

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Our ESOL courses are designed to improve the English language skills of students who are speakers of another language. After completing a bridging course many of our students go onto study courses in one of our curriculum areas. There is also the option to continue into higher education and study one of our degree programmes at The University Centre.

Our ESOL programmes can be studied alongside GCSEs or functional skills in English and Maths.

Student ProfileErvis Bardhi: Previously from St Bede’s Academy, Ervis came to North Lindsey College to study an Entry Level 3 ESOL Bridging Course. Ervis’s first language is Albanian and he wanted to improve his English Language skills. Since completing his ESOL course, Ervis enrolled onto a Level 1 Certificate in Plumbing Studies to follow his ambition to become a plumber. Whilst at college Ervis completed work experience in Customer Services and he has also worked as a Student Ambassador representing the College at events.

Staff ProfileNancy Wilkinson: Nancy began working at North Lindsey College in 2004 as an ESOL teacher. In 2010 she moved to Peru and spent nine months delivering an English programme to speakers of other languages. Nancy came back to the UK in 2012 to teach ESOL and Employability at Sheffield College. She then returned to North Lindsey College in November 2014 as an ESOL lecturer, bringing with her a wealth of experience and knowledge. Currently, Nancy is the ESOL Project Lead at the College. She also speaks three languages - Spanish, Portuguese and English.

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ESOL ProgrammesEntry Level 3 - Level 1 ESOL Bridging ProgrammeIncludes: English, Citizenship, Employability Entry Requirements: Interview and initial assessment

Entry Level 1 - 2 ESOL Bridging ProgrammeIncludes: English, Citizenship, EmployabilityEntry Requirements: Interview and initial assessment

Vocational Programmes and ApprenticeshipsAfter completing your ESOL course you could go on to study in one of our vocational areas or complete an apprenticeship. For more information on apprenticeships please see pages 42 - 43


What will you be?Look at the career paths you could take:

ANIMAL MANAGEMENTART AND DESIGNBUSINESSCHILDCARECONSTRUCTIONDIGITAL TECHNOLOGIESENGINEERINGHAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY THERAPYHEALTH AND SOCIAL CAREMOTOR VEHICLEPERFORMING ARTSSPORT AND UNIFORM SERVICESTRAVEL AND TOURISM


Student ProfileDrica Correia: Drica’s main languages are Portuguese and Creole. She came to North Lindsey College in 2010 to improve her English Language skills. She studied Functional Skills Entry Level 2 Maths and an ESOL Bridging Course, she then went onto complete the Entry Level 3 ESOL Bridging Course to further improve her English language skills. Since completing her ESOL course, Drica has gone onto complete a Level 1 Diploma in Business and IT and a Level 2 Diploma in Travel and Tourism. She is currently completing her Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and Tourism, after completing her course she hopes to go onto university.

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With the option to study from level 1 up to level 3 you can learn a range of skills to secure your dream job in hair and beauty. With careers in salons, on cruise liners, in theatres, hospitals and spas there are lots of different employment opportunities to choose from.



Student ProfileLeah Seymour: Leah attended North Lindsey College

after previously being at Hull College. She studied an NVQ 2 Diploma in Hairdressing. After completing this programme Leah progressed into employment at Lena

Jenkins Hair Salon in Scunthorpe. Leah has now gone onto study a BA (Hons) in Make-Up and Hair Design at

Southampton Solent University.

Staff ProfileTracey Barrett: Tracey started her journey as a hairdressing student at North Lindsey College. She then went onto work at hair salons in both Goole and Selby. Her next role was working at the college as a Hairdressing Apprenticeship Assessor. Tracey developed her experience further and began teaching hairdressing full-time. Last year Tracey went back to night school to refresh and retrain in acrylic nails.

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Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy ProgrammesLevel 1 Preparing to Work in the Hair and Beauty IndustriesIncludes: Plaiting and Twisting Hair, Shampoo and Conditioning, Hand and Skin Care, Themed Face Painting, Styling, Basic Make-up Application, Nail Art, Dressing Hair, Photographic Make-Up. Basic Manicure, Reception, Temporary Colour, Health and SafetyEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grades D - F including Maths and English

Level 2 Certificate Beauty Therapy TreatmentsIncludes: Health and Safety, Promoting Products and Services, Developing Effectiveness Skin Care Treatments, Waxing Services, Eye Treatments, Manicure, Pedicure, Make-up Services, Reception, Anatomy and Physiology, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - E including English or Maths and a Science or a Level 1 Certificate in Beauty

Level 2 Diploma in Nail Technology (NVQ)Includes: Health and Safety, Manicure, Pedicure, Nail Art, Nail Enhancements, Salon Supervisor, Reception, Retail Sales and Treatments, Anatomy and Physiology, Work Experience Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - E typically, including English or Maths

Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Specialist (VRQ)Includes: Health and Safety, Promoting Products and Services, Developing Effectiveness Skin Care Treatments, Waxing Services, Eye Treatments, Manicure, Pedicure, Make-up Services, Reception, Anatomy and Physiology, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs A* - E including English or Maths and a Science or a Level 1 Certificate in Beauty

Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing ServicesIncludes: Health and Safety, Client Consultation, Basic Hair Cutting Techniques, Shampoo and Conditioning, Style, Finish Set and Dress Hair, Colouring Techniques, Promoting Additional Services, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grades A*- E including either Maths or English at A*- C or a Level 1 qualification in Hairdressing

Level 2 Diploma in Women’s HairdressingIncludes: Health and Safety, Client Consultation, Basic Hair Cutting Techniques, Shampoo and Conditioning, Style, Finish Set and Dress Hair, Colouring Techniques, Promoting Additional ServicesEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grades A*- E including either Maths or English at A*- C or a Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing.

Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Therapy TreatmentsIncludes: Procedures to Safely Control Work Operations, Promotional Activities, Electro-Therapy, Head and Body Massage Treatment, Electrical Epilation Treatments, Stone Therapy Treatments, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C typically including Maths and English and a Level 2 Beauty Therapy qualification

Level 3 Diploma in Women’s HairdressingIncludes: Health and Safety, Client Consultation, Hair Cutting Techniques, Shampoo and Conditioning, Style, Finish Set and Dress Hair, Colouring Techniques, Promoting Additional Services, Work ExperienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C typically including Maths and English and a Level 2 Hairdressing qualification

ApprenticeshipsHairdressing | Beauty Therapy | Nail Services

What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of hair and beauty including:

LOCAL AND NATIONAL SALONSHEALTH FARMSCRUISE LINERSHEALTH AND FITNESS CLUBS/ SPASTHEATRESHOSPITALSLEISURE CENTRESSELF-EMPLOYMENT


Industry LinksEve Taylor: Eve Taylor beauty therapy products are used in our ORA Beauty Salons, whilst studying students undertake facial and body treatment training with Eve Taylor specialists.

Student ProfileRobert Clarke: Previously at Sir John Nelthorpe, Robert attended North Lindsey College and studied Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Spa Therapy. After this Robert started working as a Spa Therapist at Devonshire Dome.

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Whatever your skill level we have programmes appropriate for you, starting at entry level and working all the way up to a degree. Learn the skills you need to gain employment or continue studying at university to become a Healthcare Professional. As well as traditional Health and Social Care careers; you can also use these programmes to get into the Police Service, Prison Service, Teaching, Social Work and so much more.



Student ProfileRobert Salmon: Robert came to North Lindsey from Huntcliff School. He studied a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health Studies and achieved excellent grades. He now works as a Senior Health Care Assistant at Scunthorpe General Hospital.

Staff ProfileJayne Cory: Jayne started working as a Neonatal Nurse and then worked as a Paediatric Surgical Nurse. She moved into the social care sector and worked with adults with learning disabilities. Jayne started working at the college as a NVQ Health and Social Care Assessor. Currently, she works as a lecturer teaching the Access to Higher Education Courses, infection control, safeguarding adults and professional development.

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Health and Social Care ProgrammesCACHE Level 1 Certificate in Health and Social Care SettingsIncludes: Health Needs, Managing Health, Personal Care, Creative and Leisure Activities, Caring at mealtimes, Communication, Employment Opportunities Entry Requirements: 2 GCSEs grade A* - D in academic subjects including English Language and a range of GCSEs at grade E including Maths

CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care Includes: Human Lifespan Development, Research Project, Communication, Individual RightsOptions: Dementia, Vocational ExperienceEntry Requirements: A wide range of GCSEs at grade E including Maths

CACHE Level 3 Professional Certificate Health and Social CareIncludes: Communication, Equality, Diversity and Rights, Security, Life Stages, Anatomy and Physiology, Personal Development, Values and Planning, Caring for Young People, SafeguardingEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs at grades A*- C in academic subjects to include English, Mathematics and Science or a Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care at Merit level or above

Cache Level 3 Award in Health and Social Care Includes: Communication, Equality, Diversity and Rights, Security, Life Stages, Anatomy and Physiology, Personal Development, Values and Planning, Caring for Young People, SafeguardingEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A* - C including English, Maths and Science or a or a Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care at merit level or above

CACHE Level 3 Extended Diploma Health and Social Care (Two Years) Includes: Psychological Perspectives in Health and Social CareOptions: Physiological Disorders, Complementary Therapies, Coping with Change, Caring for Older People, Applied Psychological, Infection Prevention, Values and PlanningEntry Requirements: Achieving your main qualification and recommendation from your programme tutor and 5 GCSEs A* - C including English, Maths and Science

Level 3 Access to HE Diploma Health Science ProfessionsIncludes: Study Skills, Professional Development, CommunicationOptions: Biology, Sociology, Social Policy, PsychologyEntry Requirements: GCSEs at grade C in English or Maths

Level 3 Access to HE Diploma Humanities and Social SciencesIncludes: Study Skills, Professional Development, CommunicationOptions: History, Education, Social Policy, Psychology, EnglishEntry Requirements: GCSEs at grade C in English or Maths

ApprenticeshipsHealth | Heath and Social Care


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of heath and social care including:

TEACHINGSOCIAL WORKHEALTHCARETHERAPYNURSINGNUTRITIONOPTOMETRY PHYSIOTHERAPYMIDWIFRYPROBATIONPOLICEPSYCHOLOGYRADIOGRAPHYPHARMACY


Industry LinksAlzheimer’s Society: The Alzheimer’s Society provides work experience placements for a number of health and social care students. They provide guest lectures and support on dementia awareness.

Student ProfileRachel Weaver: Rachel came to North Lindsey College so she could study Access to Higher Education. She completed this and then went to Sheffield Hallam University where she studied Biochemistry. Rachel is now a lecturer in Further Education.

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At New Beacon House our highly experienced staff work with students who are not ready for a level 1 programme. The team works with each student to create an individual learning plan based around their personal needs and interests. The Life and Work skills area provides students with a fresh start, helping them every step of the way to achieve their personal goals and ambitions.

As part of their programme students have the opportunity to learn life skills, including employability skills, through vocational subjects that interest them. Students can choose from an array of subjects including Dance, Cookery, Sport, Health and Social Care, English and Maths.

Staff ProfileLeena Pawlyszyn: Leena studied a degree in dance at Hull College and she then came to North Lindsey College to complete her PGCE. After completing her teaching qualification Leena worked as a part-time dance lecturer at the college, she also worked as a Teaching Assistant supporting learners at New Beacon House. Leena was then offered a full-time teaching post, she is now an Inclusion Learning Facilitator, she teaches employability, work skills, confidence building through dance and English.

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Student ProfileKieran Walker: Previously from Fredrick Gough, Kieran came to North Lindsey College to study

employability and personal development. Kieran’s ambition was to become a social worker working with young people with disabilities. He was determined to achieve his dream and continued onto a Level 2 and Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care. He has now secured a place at Leeds Beckett

University to study a degree in health and social work.

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The Life and Work Skills department is the gateway for students to progress onto a vocational programme at the College, employment or onto an apprenticeship.

Students have the opportunity to develop independence, personal and social or employability skills through a range of activities including:

MathsAnimationArt TherapyBike ProjectsCookeryCraftsCreative WritingEnglishGardening Health and Social Care

Keeping A HomeMusic TherapyReadingSocial Use of LanguageSports TravelTransferable SkillsWoodwork Work Skills




Industry LinksCrowle Moor: Students Visit Crowle Moor part of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust to develop skills in construction and animal management, constructing animal shelters for rare breeds flora goats and fauna sheep.

Student ProfileSam Howard: Sam came to North Lindsey College from The Vale Academy. He came to New Beacon House to develop his life and personal skills and worked on improving his English, Maths and IT skills. He then went onto study a Level 1 Diploma in Vocational Studies Business and IT and a BTEC Level 2 Diploma in IT. Sam has just completed his Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Computing. Next year he will study the Level 3 BTEC in IT to develop his IT coding skills. In his spare time Sam is a Student Advocate representing the College at events.

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Whatever your starting point, there are opportunities for you to develop your skills in our state of the art Engineering Technology Centre, with one of our Motor Vehicle programmes. After you have qualified you have the option to work in many different roles in areas such as vehicle maintenance, body repair and paint spraying.



Student ProfileLea Clowes: Previously from South Park Enterprise

College Lea came to North Lindsey College to study a Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Refinishing. As part of her

course Lea completed work experience at Just Car Clinic, Scunthorpe. Just Car Clinic were so impressed with Lea they have offered her an apprenticeship. Lea hopes to be a paint

sprayer when she has completed her training.

Staff ProfileRobin Walker: Robin originally studied Motor Vehicle North Lindsey College. After leaving North Lindsey College he then went onto work at Stoneacre, Wilsons Vauxhall, Dixon and then BMW as a as body shop painter. Robin then went onto work at Brooklands high volume body shop working as a painter on up to 100 cars a week! He is now a Lecturer in motor vehicle specialising in vehicle body repair, jig, vehicle prep and painting.

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Motor Vehicle ProgrammesEntry Level 3 Introduction to Motor Vehicle Maintenance Includes: Health and Safety, Introduction to the Motor Vehicle, Tools and Equipment, Basic Valeting, Conducting Checks Entry Requirements: GCSEs grade F - G in Maths and English. Applicants with no formal qualifications may also be considered

Level 1 Diploma in Vehicle TechnologyIncludes: Engine Cooling Systems, Steering and Suspension, Braking Systems, Routine Maintenance, Wheels and Tyres, Exhaust Systems, Valeting, Health and Safety Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including Maths and English

Level 1 Diploma in Automotive Body Repair - Just Car Clinics Academy Includes: Health and Safety, Forming and Joining for Body Repair, Materials, Vehicle and Body Repairs, Low Carbon Technologies, Light Vehicle Construction Entry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including Maths and English

Level 2 Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - HGV AcademyIncludes: Vehicle MaintenanceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade D or above including English and Maths

Level 2 Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle TechnologyIncludes: Light Vehicle Maintenance, Repairing and Replacing Engine Units, Lubrication and Cooling Systems, Exhaust Systems, Electrical UnitsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade D or above including English and Maths

Level 2 Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle Accident Repair TechnologyIncludes: General Engineering, Vehicle Body and Refinishing Technology, Body Repair Techniques, Panel Beating, Welding SkillsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A* - C including Maths, English and Science or equivalent Level 2 Qualification

Level 3 Advanced Diploma Vehicle Accident Repair TechnologyIncludes: Refinishing, Panel Beating, Structural Realignment, Vehicle Painting, Special EffectsEntry Requirements: Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle Accident Repair Technology or relevant body shop experience

Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Vehicle TechnologyIncludes: Electrical Faults, Light Vehicle Faults, Engine Chassis Faults, Transition and Driveline Faults Entry Requirements: Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle Technology or relevant experience

Level 3 Extended Diploma Motorsport Technology (Two Years)Includes: Basic Vehicle Systems, Vehicle Performance, Science of Vehicle SystemsEntry Requirements: 4 GCS’s grades A* - C including Maths, English and Science or a Level 2 Motor Vehicle qualification and English and Maths grade C

ApprenticeshipsVehicle Maintenance and Repair | Vehicle Fitting | Vehicle Body and Paint | Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of motor vehicle including:

VEHICLE MECHANICSAUTOMOTIVE/PARTS SALESBODY REPAIR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTVEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND MANUFACTUREMOTOR INDUSTRY MANAGEMENTTYPE / EXHAUST FITTING VEHICLE REFINISHING


Industry LinksJust Car Clinics: The Just Car Clinics Academy offers a 12 week intensive Traineeship which is delivered at North Lindsey College. An attractive bursary is also available for Trainees. Many of the students that complete this training will then be offered an apprenticeship with just Car Clinic and then employment.

Student ProfileJosh Dixon: After leaving Frederick Gough School Josh came to North Lindsey College and started an Intermediate Apprenticeship in Vehicle Refinishing. He progressed onto an Advanced Apprenticeship in Vehicle Accident and Repair Principles with Stoneacre. He started his own business producing custom painted car panels. Josh applied to Mercedes Benz Formula 1 team and was given a job as a Composite Paint Technician.

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William Shakespeare told us ‘All the World’s A Stage’, and having a flair for expression through music, acting or dance is an amazing gift. There are so many different careers that you can enter if you start by studying the Performing Arts. Acting or music, radio, directing and producing, stage management, choreography, theatre administration, writing, composing and film making are just some of the specialisms that you could diversify into.



Student ProfileAmy Fincham: Previously from Outwood Academy Brumby, Amy came to North Lindsey College to study BTEC level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) she then went onto complete a BTEC Extended Diploma in Performing Arts. Since leaving college Amy has landed a place in the National Youth Theatre following in the footsteps of actors such as Dame Helen Mirren, Colin Firth, Daniel Craig and Orlando Bloom. In the future Amy hopes to work in television staring in TV dramas or as a stage actress.

Staff ProfilePeter Lawton: Peter is a Performing Arts Lecturer and has been involved in the film, theatre and TV industry for many years. He has appeared in well-known television programmes and theatre productions such as Hollyoaks, Emmerdale, Brookside, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and many more. In 2010 he founded and became the Artistic Director of the Status Theatre Company. The Status Theatre Company offer graduating students the opportunity to work with the company on an apprenticeship basis. Peter continues to work in the theatre industry, he also works as an Associate Lecturer at the College.

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Performing Arts ProgrammesLevel 2 Diploma in Performing ArtsIncludes: Individual Performances, Group Performance Skills, Drama, DanceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A* - D including Maths and English and grade C

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance)Includes: Exploring Different Dance Genres, Rehearsals and Performances, Develop Core Strength, Creativity and Technical SkillsEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting)Includes: Performance, Principles of Acting, Performing to an Audience, Drama ImprovisationEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in MusicIncludes: Musical Skills, Musical Theory and Harmony, Music Performance Sessions, Developing as a Musical EnsembleEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance) (90 credit)Includes: Exploring Dance Genres, Rehearsals and Performances, Core Strength, Creativity and Technical SkillsEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Diploma in Music (90 Credit)Includes: Musical Skills and Knowledge, Musical Theory and Harmony, Music Performance Sessions, Developing as a Musical EnsembleEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) (90 credit)Includes: Practical and Theoretical Skills, Performance Workshops, Devising plays, Theatre for children, Theatre in educationEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Extended Diploma in MusicIncludes: Musical skills and knowledge in a range of units including music from around the world and music in societyEntry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance)Includes: Exploring Dance Genres, Rehearsals and Performances, Core Strength, Creativity and Technical SkillsEntry Qualifications: 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) (Two Years)Includes: Acting and Performance Skills, Performance Workshops, Performing to Audiences, Performing Arts Business Entry Requirements 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of performing arts including:

ACTING/ MUSICRADIODIRECTINGPRODUCINGSTAGE MANAGEMENTDANCE / CHOREOGRAPHYPUBLICITY MANAGEMENT WRITING/ COMPOSINGFILM MAKING


Industry LinksPlowright Theatre: The College is currently working with the Plowright Theatre to put on a community play called ‘Women in Steel’ based on women’s experiences during the Second World War.

Student ProfileChloe Bailey: Chloe came to North Lindsey College from The Axholme Academy to study a level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts. In her spare time Chloe is part of a local drama group called the Crowle Entertainers. She has also been involved in a number of stage performances and pantomimes. Chloe is studying a BA Honours in Digital Film and Television Production at Bradford University.

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Sport and Uniform Services is a challenging industry and you need to be keen, enthusiastic and hard working to succeed. You can study from entry level certificate all the way up to degree level. Many of our students go on to university or straight into employment as sports trainers, instructors, sports therapists, teachers, or enter the Police Service, Fire Service or Army.



Student ProfileShannan Health: Shannan came to North Lindsey

College from Melior Community College. She studied Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport alongside completing a circuit training qualification. Shannan

currently works full-time for the Sheffield United Football Club Trust and is also studying for her Community Football Coaching and Development Foundation Degree through

the University of South Wales.

Staff ProfileGregor Maxwell: Having served 24 years in the Army Infantry, Gregor joined North Lindsey College in 2001 as a tutor on the Uniformed Services Programme. Gregor is a qualified ski and mountaineering instructor and his experience includes expeditions to Mount Kenya and a three month expedition to Mount Blanc with the Italian Army.

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Sport and Uniformed Services ProgrammesEntry Level 3 Certificate in Sport and Uniformed ServicesIncludes: Development of Personal Skills, Confidence and Knowledge for the World of WorkEntry Requirements: 1 - 3 GCSEs preferably including Maths and English or equivalent

Level 1 Certificate in SportIncludes: Working with People, Assisting in the Planning, Delivery and Evaluation of Sporting ActivitiesEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including Maths and English

Level 1 Diploma for Entry to the Uniformed ServicesIncludes: Planning and Preparing Activities, Learning to Navigate, Team Skills, Self-Discipline, Dealing with Emergencies, Improving Fitness LevelsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grade E or above including Maths or English. You must be able to run 1.5 miles in 16 minutes

Level 2 Sport, Coaching and Uniformed ServicesIncludes: Health and Safety, Participating in Sport, Sports Injuries, First Aid, Physical Performance, Organising an Event, Working with PeopleEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade E or above including English or Maths at grade C

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Instructing Exercise and Fitness – Gym BasedIncludes: Leadership Skills, Planning, Organising and Delivering Sports and Fitness Sessions, First Aid, Anatomy and Physiology, Introducing Clients to the Gym, Gym EquipmentEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade E or above including English or Maths at grade C

Level 2 Diploma for Entry to Uniformed ServicesIncludes: Employment in the Uniformed Services, Physical Fitness, Teamwork and Problem Solving, Map Reading and Navigation, Telecommunications, Motor Vehicle MaintenanceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade E or above including Maths or English at grade C, and able to run 1.5 miles in 16 minutes

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in SportIncludes: Health and Safety, Participating in Sport, Sports Injuries, First Aid, Physical Performance, Events, Working with PeopleEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grades A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Uniformed ServicesIncludes: Employment in the Uniformed Services, Physical Fitness, Teamwork and Problem Solving, Map Reading and Navigation, Telecommunications, Motor Vehicle MaintenanceEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs at grade A* - C including Maths and English. You must be able to run 1.5 miles in 16 minutes

Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Personal TrainingIncludes: Anatomy and Physiology, Exercise Fitness and Health, Client Motivation, Reflection, Evaluation, Nutrition and ExerciseEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grades A* - C including Maths and English. Minimum age 17

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Two Years)Includes: Health and Safety, Participating in Sport, Sports Injuries, First aid, Physical Performance, Organising an Event and Working with People.Entry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A*- C including Maths and English or a Level 2 Sports programme with Maths and English

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Uniformed Services (Two Years)Includes: Fitness Testing and Training for the Uniformed Services, Planning and Management of Major Incidents, Career Planning, Communication and Technology, NavigationEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs A*- C including Maths and English or a Level 2 Uniformed Services programme with Maths and English

ApprenticeshipsInstructing Exercise and Fitness | Active Leadership | Sport Development


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of sports and uniform services including:

GYM INSTRUCTORSPERSONAL TRAINERSYOUTH LEADERSPLAYSCHEME LEADERSHEALTH AND FITNESS INSTRUCTORS LEISURE CENTRE TECHNICIANSSPORTS COACHESSPORTS SCIENTISTSSPORTS DEVELOPMENT OFFICERSSPORTS THERAPISTSSPORTS MASSEURSPHYSIOTHERAPY ASSISTANTSPE TEACHERS


Industry LinksKingsway Fitness Centre: The Kingsway Fitness Centre is a fully equipped fitness facility which is based at the college. The centre offers work experience placements to a number of students as part of their programme.

Student ProfileSheldon Sekul: A previous student at Frederick Gough School, Sheldon attended North Lindsey College and studied Level 2 Diploma in Uniformed Services. He then continued to study the Level 3 Diploma in Uniformed Services. Sheldon is now an Officer in the Army.

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There are so many career possibilities when you start a Travel and Tourism programme. A world of opportunities opens up to you with careers available as a tour manager, resort rep, tour guide, travel agent, wedding planner, tourism officer and cabin crew; you could even work in a Theme Park!



Student ProfileMagda Jawron: Previously at Brumby Engineering

College, Magda came to North Lindsey College and studied BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and

Tourism. After completing this she enrolled at Manchester University to study Travel and Tourism.

Staff ProfileSue Sidebottom: Sue worked for eight years as a VIP Cabin Attendant for a small Executive charter company operating out of Manchester Airport. Throughout her time as a VIP Cabin Attendant, Sue had the opportunity to work with a number of celebrities such as David and Victoria Beckham, Prince William and Harry, Alan Sugar and Robbie Williams.

Sue then went onto work for Eastern Airways as a Cabin Crew Manager and Training Manager. She was responsible for looking after 185 staff in 9 UK bases. The experience that Sue gained at Eastern Airways helped her to develop her experience in a learning environment and become a lecturer at North Lindsey College.

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Travel and Tourism ProgrammesTravel and Tourism Programmes:

Level 2 Extended Certificate in Travel and Tourism Includes: UK Travel and Tourism, International Destinations, Worldwide Effects, and Business EnvironmentsEntry Requirements: 4 GCSEs grades A* - D including grade C in Maths and English

Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma Travel and TourismIncludes: Investigating Travel and Tourism, Business, Customer Service, European and UK DestinationsEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Diploma Travel and Tourism (90 Credits)Includes: Investigating Travel and Tourism. Business, Customer Service, European and UK DestinationsEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English

Level 3 Diploma in Travel and Tourism Includes: Visitor’s attractions, Hospitality, Entertainments, Work experienceEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English or a Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and Tourism

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and Tourism Includes: Provides a specialist work-related qualification in the travel and tourism industry and to prepare students for employment or progression onto Higher EducationEntry Requirements: 5 GCSEs grade A* - C including Maths and English or a Level 3 (90 credit) Diploma in Travel and Tourism

ApprenticeshipsCustomer Services | Retail | Management | Business Administration


What will you be?Our students get jobs in lots of different areas of travel and tourism as:

TOUR MANAGERSHOLIDAY ENTERTAINERSRESORT REPSTOUR GUIDES TRAVEL AGENTSWEDDING PLANNERSAIRPORT MANAGERSTOURISM OFFICERS (LOCAL COUNCIL)THEME PARK OPERATORSEVENT MANAGERSTOUR OPERATORSCABIN CREWSUSTAINABLE TOURISM OFFICERS


Industry LinksKLM Royal Dutch Airlines: We work with a number of travel and tourism employers, one of these is KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. The airline is invited to the College each year and is one of many guest speakers who talk to the students about their experiences in the travel industry.

Student ProfileStephanie Williams: Stephanie came to North Lindsey College from Outwood Academy Foxhills. She studied a Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Travel and Tourism. As part of her course, Stephanie undertook a work experience placement at Thomson Travel Agents. Since leaving college, Stephanie applied to Thomson and has been working as a Holiday Representative, so far she has worked in Majorca, Egypt and Greece.

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The largest provider of apprenticeships in North Lincolnshire is North Lindsey College. The College offers Traineeships and Intermediate, Advanced and Higher Apprenticeships.

A Traineeship helps prepare you for a job or an Apprenticeship. It is normally for between 10 to 26 weeks and includes employability skills, work experience and if needed, help with English and Maths. You are also guaranteed an interview at the end of the Traineeship to help you prepare for work. The College will help you find a Traineeship and we will work with employers to find a placement that suits your future work interests. Having work experience on your CV can really help you when you are trying to get a job or an Apprenticeship.

An Apprenticeship is a job with training – a chance to earn while you learn. You are employed in a job and you work towards qualifications as well. The College can help find you an employer and our current vacancies are on the National Apprenticeship Service website. www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeshipsearch

Employers take on apprentices throughout the year so new opportunities come up every week. All apprentices have to work for a minimum of 30 hours a week including any time at College.

For some apprenticeships you may come into College for about one day a week but for other apprenticeships there is no college attendance. For example, in engineering you would come to College to work towards an engineering qualification where you need to have classroom and workshop training and support from College staff. For an apprenticeship such as business administration or customer service there is no College attendance as all your work is done with the support of an assessor in the workplace.

An Apprenticeship is like any other job – a vacancy is advertised, you apply and then the employer will decide whether you are suitable for the job. The College can also provide support such as interview skills training and help making sure your CV is up to date.

Take a look at the types of apprenticeships we offer. We regularly add new apprenticeship frameworks so if you don’t see what you are looking for then just ask. For further information about Traineeships and Apprenticeships please contact [email protected] or call 01724 295363.

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Apprenticeship ProgrammesAnimal Management Animal Management - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Art and DesignCreative Craft Practitioner - Advanced Apprenticeship

Hairdressing and Beauty TherapyBeauty Therapy - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipBeauty Therapy (Spa) - Advanced ApprenticeshipHairdressing - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Business and ITAccountancy – Intermediate, Advanced and Higher ApprenticeshipBusiness Administration- Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipIT Users - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipIT Software, Web and Telecoms Professional - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Childcare and EducationChildren and Young Peoples Workforce - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipSupporting Teaching and Learning in School - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Customer ServicesCustomer Services - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

ConstructionMaintenance Operative - Intermediate ApprenticeshipBricklaying - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipPlastering - Intermediate ApprenticeshipSite Carpentry - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipCeramic Wall and Tiling - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipBench Joinery - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipConstruction Operations and Civil Engineering - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipPlumbing and Heating - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Health and Social CareHealth - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship Health and Social Care - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

EngineeringEngineering Manufacture - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipElectrotechnical - Advanced ApprenticeshipFabrication and Welding - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipTata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture – ElectricalTata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - MechanicalTata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture – Structural Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Laboratory and Associated Technical Activities (Industrial Science)Tata Trainee Engineer – Advanced Apprenticeship

Hospitality Hospitality - Intermediate Apprenticeship

ManagementManagement - Intermediate, Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship

Motor VehicleVehicle Maintenance and Repair - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipVehicle Fitting - Intermediate ApprenticeshipVehicle Body and Paint - Intermediate or Advanced ApprenticeshipHeavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

RetailRetail - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

SportInstructing Exercise and Fitness - Intermediate ApprenticeshipActive Leadership - Intermediate ApprenticeshipSport Development - Advanced Apprenticeship

Warehousing and StorageWarehousing and Storage - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship

Student Quotes

Beth Thompson: “I loved studying at North Lindsey College, got a lot of support from my tutor and benefited from sharing ideas with my fellow students. I am now in my dream role, employed by North Lincolnshire Council, as a Level 4 Family Support Worker.”

George Mason: “The assessor and the business development team were really supportive throughout the process. The assessors came to see me regularly giving me updates and advice, helping me through my apprenticeship. I would recommend the apprenticeship route. I have learnt a lot from working at Gas and Care and I feel like a valued member of the team. I really want to develop a career here in plumbing and heating.”

Lucy Barley: “I have learnt lots of business admin skills working at Skymark Packaging International Ltd. My daily duties include answering the phone, emailing, attending, meetings and working on reception. Angela, my assessor, comes through every two weeks and she has been really thorough and supportive throughout my apprenticeship.”

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Tata Steel ProgrammesTata Advanced Apprenticeship in Laboratory and Associated Technical Activities (Industrial Science)Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Structural Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - MechanicalTata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - ElectricalTata Trainee Engineer - Advanced Apprenticeship/HNC


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Sam Groizard: “Tata Steel sees the true value in investing in people, I am lucky to have been given time and experience to develop my skills enabling me to reach my goals. The support from the tutors at North Lindsey College cannot be praised enough; they always go above and beyond and have always done their best by students.”

Darrion Pitcher: “I am enjoying my time here at Tata Steel I see this apprenticeship as a great opportunity.”

James Spafford: “Working at Tata Steel is a great opportunity, this is not just a job it is a career.”

North Lindsey College was awarded the Tata Steel contract for delivery of the company’s apprenticeship scheme from September 2014.

This involves delivery of apprenticeship frameworks including technical, craft electrical and mechanical to some 119 existing apprentices and new apprentices over the next three years. In September 2015 there are 54 new apprentices starting and further planned for 2016.

Tata Steel is one of the world’s most geographically diversified steel producers, with operations in 26 countries and commercial offices in over 35 countries.

Scunthorpe is home to Long Products Europe. Steel made in Scunthorpe has been used in a wide range of applications from the construction of the Petronas Towers in Malaysia to the new Wembley stadium and Heathrow Terminal 5.

An apprenticeship with Tata Steel will provide you with broad-ranging skills and experience.

Your initial training will be based in the Tata Steel Apprentice Training Centre in Scunthorpe.

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Skills Centre CoursesProgrammes of Study Every student who attends the Centre has the opportunity to study for an industry recognised qualification. The Centre delivers courses in Motor Vehicle Studies, Engineering, Construction, Hair and Beauty and IT. In addition to these, students have access to an extended range of courses on the main college campus. These qualifications support a seamless transition into post 16 education and training.

Extended Skills Centre Activities In addition to the Key Stage 4 vocational curriculum offer, the centre supports schools in many different ways:

Primary STEMThe centre is proud of the support it offers to our local primary schools. We have developed a range of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) activities that support the curriculum delivery at key stages 1 and 2.

Transition WorkThe centre supports local schools with the transition from primary education to secondary and from secondary to post 16.




Our centre represents a major facility for Year 10/11 pupils around North Lincolnshire. Furthermore, it firmly signals our intent to continue building links with the secondary and special schools in the area.

“A dedicated skills centre supports local secondary schools in the delivery of vocational qualifications to 14-16 year olds... Outcomes for 14-16 year old students is outstanding.” Ofsted 2014

We currently have in excess of 400 Key Stage 4 pupils enrolled on our vocational courses, all of whom benefit from our 30 years of experience in providing specially designed programmes for students aged under 16.

The centre enables schools to offer an extended curriculum choice at Key Stage 4 for their students. The programmes of study within the centre are timetabled alongside that of each participating school.

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Progress into Higher EducationThe University Centre is located at the centre of the North Lindsey College campus. The Centre works in collaboration with regional universities, which means you achieve higher education qualifications accredited through these universities whilst studying conveniently at our Scunthorpe campus.

The University Centre received an outstanding report following the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (‘inspection’) in July 2012. Academic standards and quality of learning opportunities were commended.

Student satisfaction, as measured in the National Student Survey (NSS) is consistently high. In 2014 overall satisfaction was 94%; this was Joint 7th across the whole of England!

Student QuoteLouisa: “The course offered me a real opportunity to

improve myself and ‘go places’ through studying for a BA (Hons) Social Science. I was suprised at how well

I did and was so proud to achieve First Class Honours in 2012. I am now at the University of Lincoln studying for a Masters Degree in Social Work. I could not have done

this without the supportive studying environment at the University Centre at North Lindsey College.”

The benefits for students include:• Self-contained teaching and social facilities solely for HE students and staff• Informed, knowledgeable subject specialist tutors• High success rates (overall achievement rate of 90%)• The opportunity to become a university student without having to move away or commute long distances• Enjoy a high quality learning experience but with the lowest fees in the region

Why not come and join over 1000 others in our learning community?• Outstanding Quality Inspection Report (QAA 2012)• No upfront fees and no tuition costs whilst you are a student• Work and study: flexible timetabling with full and part-time attendance• Financial assistance for those with dependants/low income backgrounds• Flexible entry requirements: work experience considered for more ‘mature’ students• Improve job prospects: plan a career change

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We are pleased to offer the following courses which that are designed to meet the needs of students and the demands of local employers:

Bachelor’s DegreesBA (Hons) Applied Studies in Early ChildhoodBA (Hons) Business StudiesBA (Hons) English and History StudiesBA (Hons) Social SciencesBSc (Hons) Sport Development and Coaching Foundation DegreesFdA Children Learning and Development (Early Childhood)FdA Children Learning and Development (Learning Support)FdSc BiosciencesFdSc BiochemistryFdA Business and Human Resource ManagementFdSc Computer Information SystemsFdA CounsellingFdEng Integrated Engineering FdA Leadership and ManagementFdSc Sport and Exercise (Personal Training)FdSc Sport and Exercise (Coaching)

Higher National Diplomas and Higher National CertificatesHND/HNC Animal ManagementHND Business StudiesHND/HNC ComputingHND/HNC Health and Social CareHND/HNC Tourism and Hospitality

Engineering HND/HNC Electrical and Electronic EngineeringHNC Fabrication and Welding EngineeringHND/HNC Mechanical EngineeringHND/HNC Operations EngineeringLevel 6 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Engineering

Teacher Education Certificate in EducationProfessional Graduate in Education

C o m e a n d J o i n o u r L e a r n i n g C o m m u n i t y !

Please see www.northlindsey.ac.uk for full details of our higher education courses.

PartnersOur University partners include:University of LincolnUniversity of HullSheffield Hallam UniversityUniversity of HuddersfieldBishop Grosseteste University

Student QuoteTom: “Starting my course at The University Centre has been a brilliant experience. I have made new friends, been presented with a fresh and exciting approach to my subjects and enjoyed a supportive relationship with tutors.

The University Centre offers many enrichment activities from visits to museums, guest lectures, symposiums and workshops. Do make the decision to embark on a course here - it could be life changing!”

Student QuoteClaire: “I finished my A levels in 2007 and enrolled onto the Foundation degree in Sport and Exercise Development. In 2009 I progressed onto a BSc Sport Exercise and Health Studies and graduated with a 2.1. I was accepted onto the Graduate Teacher Programme with North Lincolnshire Council and enjoyed my placement with St Lawrence Academy. I achieved my Qualified Teacher Status and am now a PE teacher at Goole High School.”

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At North Lindsey College we are passionate about our region and ensuring we provide training and development that meets local employers needs. Our strong employer partnerships enable many of our students to gain skills and knowledge in a work environment as part of their programme. Employers work with the College in a number of ways such as, taking on apprentices, offering work placements, guest lecturing, student mentoring and offering hands-on experience.

Company ProfileJust Car Clinic: We have joined forces with

North Lindsey College to create the Just Car Clinics Academy which not only fast tracks

students to level one qualifications in just 12 weeks, but also provides them with bursary payments throughout their training. It also has employment

opportunities in the shape of full time apprenticeship roles at the end of the 12 weeks for students who have

passed and excelled in the programme.” Dawn Swales, HR and Training Manager at Just Car Clinic

Company ProfileVirgin Care Limited: “The two apprentices from North Lindsey College have had such a positive effect on the service, they’ve brought bags of energy and enthusiasm with them and their work has also allowed us to send results to patients even more quickly. For us, that’s crucial because not only does it mean we are achieving our objectives of notifying patients within two days but patients are also telling us how pleased they are with the service, and the speed.” Nic Parkes, Communication Manager at Virgin Care Limited

Company ProfileG.S Kelsey Ltd: “Together with the College we have all been working collaboratively over the past year to try and improve the number of apprenticeships offered to young people in the construction industry. It has been a pleasure to chair regular steering group meetings that have led to tangible improvements that will help local businesses, the economy and young people.”Matthew Robinson, Director of G.S. Kelsey

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Company ProfileSkymark Packaging: “We had a very short deadline on the placement after a long serving member of staff left the business and we had a short term cover in place. North Lindsey College took on board our specific requirements and within an hour of our meeting, we were supplied with the CVs. As you can see from the timescales, this was an exceptional effort on the Colleges part. They immediately grasped the urgency of our situation and offered us three viable alternatives to fulfil our requirements. Lucy has settled immediately into our environment and is already making her mark. I am delighted with the service that we have received from the College and look forward to conducting more business with them in the future.”Mark Coome, Selection, Training and Development Coordinator at Skymark Packaging

Here are just a selection of the companies we work with:

Company ProfileSingleton Birch: “Singleton Birch decided to take on an apprentice as a mutually beneficial arrangement, whereby a totally inexperienced young person can gain the skills with which to pursue a career whilst receiving training through North Lindsey College and on the job working with very experienced staff.”Ellen Tatterton, Financial Director at Singleton Birch

Industry Links

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Index

Academic Studies 8Mathematics - GCSE 9English - GCSE 9Physics - GCSE 9Chemistry - GCSE 9Biology - GCSE 9Psychology - GCSE 9Sociology - GCSE 9Mathematics - AS Level 10Mathematics - A Level 10English- AS Level 10English - A Level 10Physics - AS Level 10Physics - A Level 10Chemistry - AS Level 10Chemistry - A Level 10Biology - AS Level 10Biology - A Level 10Applied Business - AS Level 10Applied Business - A Level 10Psychology - AS Level 10Psychology - A Level 10

Hospitality and Catering 11Entry Level 3 Hospitality and Catering 11Level 1 Hospitality and Catering 11Level 2 Hospitality and Catering 11

Animal Management 12Entry Level 3 Diploma in Animal Care 13Level 1 Diploma in Animal Care 13Level 2 Certificate for Veterinary Care Assistants 13Level 2 Certificate in Animal Care and Welfare 13Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care 13Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Two Years) 13Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Animal Management 13Level 3 Diploma in Animal Management 13Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management (Two Years) 13

Art and Design 14Level 1 Certificate in Art and Design 15Level 2 Diploma in Art and Design 15Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design 15Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Art and Design 15Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design (Top-Up from Subsidiary Diploma) 15Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design (Top-Up From 90 Credit Diploma) 15Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design -Digital Arts 15Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Art and Design - Digital Arts 15Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design - Digital Arts (Top-Up from Subsidiary Diploma) 15Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design - Digital Arts (Top-Up From 90 Credit Diploma) 15Level 3 Pre-Degree Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 15Level 4 Pre-Degree Foundation Diploma in Art and Design 15

Business, Management and Accounting 16Level 1 Certificate in Business 17Level 2 Certificate in Business 17Level 2 Diploma in Accounting and Finance 17Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Business 17Level 3 Diploma in Business (90 credits) 17Level 3 Diploma in Accounting and Finance 17Level 3 Diploma in Business (Top- Up) 17Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business (Two Years) 17Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business (Top- Up Programme) 17

Childcare and Education 18Entry Level Childcare and Health and Social Care 19Level 1 Certificate in Caring for Children 19Level 2 Certificate in Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools 19Level 2 Certificate in an Introduction to Early Years Education and Care 19Level 2 Certificate in Helping skills 19Level 3 Diploma Early Years Education and Care (Two Years) 19Level 3 Diploma in Specialist Support for Teaching and Learning in Schools 19Level 3 Diploma in Counselling skills and Theory 19

Construction 20Entry to Construction 21Level 1 Certificate Carpentry and Joinery 21Level 1 Certificate in Bricklaying 21Level 1 Certificate in Plastering 21Level 1 Certificate Plumbing Studies 21Level 2 Diploma in Bricklaying 21Level 2 Diploma in Plastering 21Level 2 Diploma in Plumbing 21Level 2 Diploma in Site Carpentry or Bench Joinery 21Level 3 Diploma in Bricklaying 21Level 3 Diploma in Plastering 21Level 3 Diploma in Plumbing Studies 21Level 3 Diploma in Site Carpentry 21Level 3 Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (1 year and 2 years) 21

Digital Technologies 22Level 2 Diploma in Systems Support 23Level 2 Extended Certificate in Creative Computing 23BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Computing 23BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Digital and Interactive 23BTEC Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Computing 23BTEC Level 3 90 Credit Diploma in Digital and Interactive 23BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Computing 23Level 3 Diploma in Systems Support 23BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Computing (Two Years) 23

Engineering 24NVQ Level 1 Certificate in Performing Engineering Operations 25NVQ Level 1 Certificate in Fabrication and Welding 25Level 2 Certificate in Engineering 25Level 2 Certificate in Fabrication and Welding 25Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Technology (Installations) 25Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Technology (Installations) 25Level 3 Diploma in Engineering 25Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Applied Science (Two Years) 25BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering (Two Years) 25

ESOL 26Entry Level 3 - Level 1 ESOL Bridging Course 27Entry Level 1 - 2 ESOL Bridging Course 27

Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy 28Level 1 Preparing to Work in the Hair and Beauty Industries 29Level 2 Certificate Beauty Therapy Treatments 29Level 2 Diploma in Nail Technology (NVQ) 29Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Specialist (VRQ) 29Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing Services 29Level 2 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing 29Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Treatments 29Level 3 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing 29

Health and Social Care 30CACHE Level 1 Certificate in Health and Social Care Settings 31CACHE Level 2 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care 31CACHE Level 3 Professional Certificate Health and Social Care 31CACHE Level 3 Award Health and Social Care 31CACHE Level 3 Extended Diploma Health and Social Care (Two Years) 31Level 2 Access to HE Diploma Health Science Professions 31Level 3 Access to HE Diploma Health Science Professions 31Level 3 Access to HE Diploma Humanities and Social Sciences 31

Life and Work Skills 32Maths 33Animation 33Art Therapy 33Bike Projects 33Cookery 33Crafts 33Creative Writing 33English 33Gardening 33Health and Social Care 33Keeping A Home 33Music Therapy 33Reading 33Social Use of Language 33Sports 33Travel 33Transferable Skills 33Woodwork 33Work Skills 33

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Motor Vehicle 34Entry Level 3 Introduction to Motor Vehicle Maintenance 35Level 1 Diploma in Vehicle Technology 35Level 1 Diploma in Automotive Body Repair - Just Car Clinics Academy 35Level 2 Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - HGV Academy 35Level 2 Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle Technology 35Level 2 Intermediate Diploma in Vehicle Accident Repair Technology 35Level 3 Advanced Diploma Vehicle Accident Repair Technology 35Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Vehicle Technology 35Level 3 Extended Diploma Motorsport Technology (Two Years) 35

Performing Arts 36Level 2 Diploma in Performing Arts 37Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance) 37Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) 37Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Music 37Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance) (90 credit) 37Level 3 Diploma in Music (90 Credit) 37Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) (90 credit) 37Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music 37Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts (Dance) 37Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts (Acting) (Two Years) 37

Sport and Uniformed Services 38Entry Level 3 Certificate in Sport and Uniformed Services 39Level 1 Certificate in Sport 39Level 1 Diploma for Entry to the Uniformed Services 39Level 2 Diploma Sport, Coaching and Uniformed Services 39Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Instructing Exercise and Fitness - Gym Based 39Level 2 Diploma for Entry to Uniformed Services 39Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Sport 39Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Uniformed Services 39Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Personal Training 39Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport (Two Years) 39Level 3 Extended Diploma in Uniformed Services (Two Years) 39

Travel and Tourism 40Level 2 Extended Certificate in Travel and Tourism 41Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and Tourism 41Level 3 Diploma in Travel and Tourism (90 Credits) 41Level 3 Diploma in Travel and Tourism 41Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and Tourism 41

Apprenticeships 42Animal Management - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Creative Craft Practitioner - Advanced Apprenticeship 43Beauty Therapy - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Beauty Therapy Spa - Advanced Apprenticeship 43Hairdressing - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Accountancy - Intermediate, Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship 43Business Administration- Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43IT Users - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43IT Software, Web and Telecoms Professional - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Children and Young Peoples Workforce - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Supporting Teaching and Learning in School - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Customer Services - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43General Maintenance - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Bricklaying - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Plastering - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Ceramic Wall and Floor Tilling - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Site Carpentry - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Bench Joinery - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Construction Operations and Civil Engineering - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Plumbing and Heating - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Health - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Health and Social Care - Intermediate, Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship 43Performing Manufacturing Operations - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Performing Engineering Operations - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Engineering Manufacture - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Electrotechnical - Advanced Apprenticeship 43Fabrication and Welding - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Tata Steel Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Mechanical 43Tata Steel Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Electrical 43Tata Steel Trainee Engineer - Advanced Apprenticeship 43Tata Steel Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Structural 43Tata Steel Advanced Apprenticeship in Laboratory and Associated Technical Activities 43Hospitality and Catering - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Management - Intermediate, Advanced or Higher Apprenticeship 43Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Vehicle Fitting - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Vehicle Body and Paint - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43

Retail - Intermediate or Advanced Apprenticeship 43Instructing Exercise and Fitness - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Active Leadership - Intermediate Apprenticeship 43Sport Development - Advanced Apprenticeship 43Warehousing and Storage - Intermediate 43

Tata Steel 44Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Laboratory and Associated Technical Activities 44Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Structural 44Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Mechanical 44Tata Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering and Manufacture - Electrical 44Tata Trainee Engineer - Advanced Apprenticeship 44

John White Skills Centre 45Programmes of Study 45Extended Skills Centre Activities 45Primary STEM 45Transition Work 45International Partnerships 45

The University Centre 46BA (Hons) Applied Studies in Early Childhood 47BA (Hons) Business Studies 47BA (Hons) English and History Studies 47BA (Hons) Social Sciences 47BSc (Hons) Sport Development and Coaching 47 FdA Children Learning and Development (Early Childhood) 47FdA Children Learning and Development (Learning Support) 47FdSc Biosciences 47FdSc Biochemistry 47FdA Business and Human Resource Management 47FdSc Computer Information Systems 47FdA Counselling 47FdEng Integrated Engineering 47FdA Leadership and Management 47FdSc Sport and Exercise (Personal Training) 47FdSc Sport and Exercise (Coaching) 47HND/HNC Animal Management 47HND Business Studies 47HND/HNC Computing 47HND/HNC Health and Social Care 47HND/HNC Tourism and Hospitality 47HND/HNC Electrical and Electronic Engineering 47HNC Fabrication and Welding Engineering 47HND/HNC Mechanical Engineering 47HND/HNC Operations Engineering 47Level 6 Diploma and Extended Diploma in Engineering 47Certificate in Education 47Professional Graduate in Education 47

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North Lindsey College, Kingsway, Scunthorpe, N. Lincolnshire DN17 1AJ Tel: (01724) 281111 Fax: (01724) 294020Minicom: (01724) 294033 Email: [email protected] Website: www.northlindsey.ac.uk Details are correct at the time of going to press but may be subject to change without prior notice. The College reserves the right to withdraw or change any course as appropriate. The College reserves the right to refuse individuals entry to courses in certain circumstances. Prospective students may be advised of more suitable alternatives, if appropriate. Many courses require specialist equipment or approved work wear. This will be discussed at interview. Further details are available on our website and course leaflets. This document was designed and published by North Lindsey College Lindsey Print. August 2015

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