Two years full-time

September

Where does it take place?

Lillyhall Campus

Course details for full-time applicants applying through UCAS are:

Institution code: L05

What’s on the Course?

The College follows the financial accounting stream for the Technicians stage. This comprises the following
units:

Financial Statements

Budgeting

Financial Performance

Internal Control and Accounting
Systems (Project)

Options:

Personal Tax

Business Tax

All students will be exempt from this final unit, if they have progressed from Level 3 or the AAT Intermediate.

Only those starting directly at this level will be required to complete the unit.

What are the entry requirements?

AAT Intermediate, NVQ Level 3 in Accounting or an exemption at Level 3.

What can I do next?

Successful Technician students can apply to become full members of the AAT which enables them to use the letters MAAT after their name.

You could choose to progress to train for further professional accountancy qualifications with ICAEW,CIMA,ICASor ACCA.

There are employment opportunities for AAT accounting technicians throughout the UK and many members practise as self-employed accountants

How will I be assessed?

As the ATT technician course is an NVQ it is assessed by a portfolio of evidence of competence, which will include a 4000 word work based project. There is also an additional requirement in four of the units to pass examinations which are externally set and marked.

How long does it take?

Two years full-time, alternatively a part-time option is available which takes three years. Either option
enables learners to work part-time or remain in employment at the same time as acquiring a Higher Education qualification.

How much does it cost?

contact college

How do I apply?

Full Time students should apply via UCAS – visits website www.ucas.com

What’s on the Course?
Compulsory Units:

HND Business Full Time – This is a 2 year course available as a daytime only option.

Year 1

6 mandatory units:

• Business Environment
• Managing Financial Resources and Decisions
• Organisations and Behaviour
• Marketing Principles
• Managing Business Activity
• Managing Communication, Knowledge and Information

Year 2
6 further mandatory units:
• Contract and Negligence for Business
• Business Decision Making
• Business Strategy
• Personal and Professional Development
• Research Project
• Working With and Leading People

You will also be expected to choose 2 option modules in both the first and second year.  The options are chosen from the fields of Marketing, HRM and Accounting.

What are the entry requirements?
It is anticipated that most students will have one or more of the following:
BTEC National or Advanced GNVQ in a relevant subject
At least one GCE A Level in a relevant subject 
Access to HE certificate
Appropriate work experience Due to the level of academic writing required candidates should also possess a GCSE in English language at Grade C or above.

Candidates will complete an introductory assessment prior to starting the course in order to judge suitability.

What can I do next?
Upon successful completion students can progress to a Degree course in a Business related discipline or within a work-related specialist area.

How will I be assessed?
Through assignments, portfolios, tests, presentations and projects.  Unit grading is at Pass, Merit or Distinction.
How long does it take?This is a 2 year course available as a daytime only option.When does it start?September.

How much does it cost?
HND Full Time: £3,400 per year (£6,800)

What’s on the Course?
These courses prepare you for a range of posts in leisure centres, gyms and health clubs. Subjects covered include Anatomy and Physiology for Sport and Exercise, A Research Project, Nutrition for Sport and Exercise, Training and Fitness for Sport and Exercise, Physical Activity, Lifestyle and Wellbeing and Health Promotion

The course will run over a period of 18 months containing a variety of assessment methods including written reports, presentations, practical field based assessments among others.

Assessment
Students will face a variety of assessments including coursework, essays, reports, presentations, group work and end-of-module examinations.

What are the entry requirements?
GCSE in five subjects at grade ‘C’ or above.The Specific entry requirements for this programme are 80 points in the UCAS system. Admissions staff may reduce the 80 points requirement where students demonstrate their commitment through attendance at open days, through appropriate part-time employment, or through appropriate other achievements.  The overriding considerations are the ability to cope with the academic programme, the ability to benefit from the programme and a demonstration of motivation and commitment.
Other acceptable qualifications include:
Advanced Vocational Certificate of Education

Scottish Certificate of Education Higher Grade 
Irish Leaving Certificate Higher Grade
 International Baccalaureate
BTEC National Certificate/Diploma
Kite marked Access Course

Applications from individuals with non-standard qualifications, relevant work or life experience and who can demonstrate the ability to cope with and benefit from degree-level studies are welcome.

What can I do next?
A Degree or Employment 
The course will prepare you for work within the industry as a Health, Exercise and Fitness Professional. The knowledge you gain throughout the course can be transferred into many specific jobs, working as Personal Trainers, working with special populations who require specific advice, company fitness and health professionals and many more.How long does it take?Full time for 2 years. Part time for 3 yearsWho is it suitable for?There course is suitable for those who have an interest in developing their knowledge and expertise in the Health and Fitness Industry. If you meet the entry requirements, this Higher Education course can help equip you with the necessary skills to specialise within this field.

What’s on the Course?
Compulsory Units:
Business Environment
Managing Financial Resources and
Decisions
Organisations and Behaviour
Marketing Principles
Option al Units including:
Business Strategy
Financial Accounting and Reporting
Advertising and Promotion in Business
Human Resource Management

What are the entry requirements?
— A level 3 qualification in business andmanagement
— Higher National Certificate
— ILM Certificate in First Line Management

What can I do next?
When you have successfully completed this course, you may be able to progress to:
— Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership Level 7
— Degree in Business/Management

How will I be assessed?
Assessment is undertaken using different methods such as:
— written assignments
— essays
— portfolio and logs
— presentation and group work.

How long does it take?
18 Months

When does it start?
September.

How much does it cost?
TBC

How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our
Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services. Student Services Telephone: 01946 839300.

What’s on the Course?

There are four vocational pathwaysavailable within this HNC: & HND

HND is 16 modules. 8 first year 8 second year
Programming
Networking
General
Multimedia

Compulsory units for all vocationalroutes:

Business Skills for e-Commerce
Computer Systems
Employability and Professional
Development

A further five units will be chosen from the following depending on thevocational pathway being taken.

Human Computer Interaction
Digital Forensics2D, 3D and Time-based DigitalApplications
Multimedia Design and AuthoringWebsite Design
Office Solutions Development
Procedural Programming
Event Driven Programming Solutions
Mathematics for Software Development
Networking Technologies
Routing Concepts
Design a Small or Home Office Network
Digital Image Creation and Development

What can I do next?

When you have successfully completedthis course, you may be able toprogress to:— Degree in Computing— Job in IT industry

How will I be assessed?

Assessment is undertaken usingdifferent methods such as:— written assignments— essays— portfolio and logs— presentation and group work.

How long does it take?

18 Months HNC
24 Months HND

When does it start?
September.

How much does it cost?

HNC = £2,175 Year 1, £1087.50 Year 2 (18month programme in all –total cost = £3,262.50)

HND = £3,400 per year - Total (£6,800)

How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will needto complete a college application formand then have an interview. Contactdetails below.If you need any help deciding whichcourse to apply for you can getimpartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services. Student Services Telephone: 01946 839 300 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it www.lcwc.ac.uk

What’s on the Course?
This is a TWO year course. In the first year you will study;
— Communicating in Health and Social Care Organisations
— Principles of Health and Social Care Practice
— Health and Safety in the Health and Social Care Workplace
— Personal and Professional Development in Health and Social Care.
— Working in Partnership in Health and Social Care
— Social Policy
— Empowering users of Health and Social Care Services
— Safeguarding in Health and Social Care.

In the second year, students study:
Understanding Specific Needs in Health and Social Care
Contemporary Issues in Health and Social Care
Supporting Independent Living
Influences on Health and Social Care Organisations
Managing Quality in Health and Social Care
Work-based Experience
Health Promotion

In addition to this there is a Research Project that will start at the end of year one and continue into year 2, allowing you to utilise the break over summer to collect your research data.

When does it start?
September

What are the entry requirements?
Good A levels or equivalent Level 3 qualification, and at least 200 hours per year in an appropriate work placement.
How will I be assessed?

Assessment methods vary and will include:
— Formal Examinations (which may include seen and unseen, open and closed book)
— Practical work based on work placement.
— Course work
— Oral Presentations (including seminars)
— Reflective and evaluative career planning
— Portfolio production
— Reports and documentation of work based activities and career planning
— Work based project where practical work is evaluated both by the student and supervisor

Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Modules will be delivered in a variety of ways suited to higher level study. Methods will include:
— lectures
— seminars
— workshops
— tutorials
— independent research

Learning at level 4 and above is very focused on independent study, and students will be expected to take responsibility for their own learning.

What are the entry requirements?
Good A levels or equivalent Level 3 qualification, and at least 200 hours per year in an appropriate work placement.

What can I do next?
Employment of further study, such as top up year to full degree.

How long does it take?
The full time foundation degree programme usually takes two years to complete.

When does it start?
September every year. For specific start dates please contact Student Services.

Who is it suitable for?
All suitable applicants will be interviewed.
— 160 UCAS points or equivalent
— Criminal records check
— Access to care setting work placement

How much does it cost?
Fees may vary according to qualification and route you do. Student loans and bursaries are available for many students to access.
For more information please visit www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance or contact Val Cumberbatch 01946 839300 ext 1089

How do I apply?
Full Time students should apply via UCAS – visits website www.ucas.com
Alternatively if you require any help or support completing your UCAS form contact Val Cumberbatch
01946 839300 ext 1089

Part Time students should apply directly to Lakes College by completing an application form
All students can request an HE information pack.
All students are guaranteed an interview

What if I need support?
The college provides a range of additional support for students who would like extra help with their studies. If you need help in deciding what to study or information on travel, finance, childcare, personal or health concerns, please contact student services.
‘Lakes College is committed to eliminating any form of discrimination - be it based on gender, race, ethnic origin, background, religion or belief, age or sexual orientation’.

What’s on the Course?
These qualifications are for people working in, or looking to enter roles in assessment and internal quality assurance. They have been developed by LLUK to replace the Assessor and Verifier roles ( A1 and V1 ). These qualifications
For more information please read Learner Handbook.

How long does it take?
The course will run over one academic year and can vary on duration depending on which route and credit value you take, we also offer the flexibility of delivery so please contact the college to discuss your individual needs.

Who is it suitable for?
These qualifications will provide the opportunity to develop and improve their practice within their organisation and are available to anyone working in accredited learning; none accredited learning (where people may assess performance but do not assess for a qualification); the NQF and the QCF. Designed for use in England, Wales and Northern Ireland only.

What are the entry requirements?
Must already hold a level 3 or equivalent in their chosen occupational area, the support of your employer and to ensure commitment to delivery of training, assessment and quality assurance of the highest standard.

What can I do next?
On successful completion of each unit learners may wish to consider the Quality Assurance Award or the PTLLS as LLUK are looking into mapping the TQAQ to these.

When does it start?
Anytime

Where does it take place?
Lillyhall Campus

Please read learner handbook or contact college.

Student Services Telephone: 01946 839 300 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it www.lcwc.ac.uk

What if I need support?
The college provides a range of additional support for students who would like extra help with their studies. If you need help in deciding what to study or information on travel, finance, childcare, personal or health concerns, please contact student services.
‘Lakes College is committed to eliminating any form of discrimination - be it based on gender, race, ethnic origin, background, religion or belief, age or sexual orientation’.

What’s on the Course?
— Personal Development as a Manager and Leader
— Information based Decision Making
— Resource Management
— Meeting Stakeholder and Quality Needs
— Conducting a Management Project
— Performance Management
— Marketing Planning
— Financial Control
— Managing Recruitment and Selection

Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Modules will be delivered in a variety of ways suited to higher level study. Methods will include lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials and independent research.

Learning at level 4 and above is very focused on independent study, and students will be expected to take responsibility for their own learning.

What are the entry requirements?
— A level 3 qualification in business and management
— Higher National Certificate
— ILM Certificate in First Line Management

What can I do next?
When you have successfully completed this course, you may be able to progress to:
— Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership Level 7
— Degree in Business/Management

How will I be assessed?
Assessment is undertaken using different methods such as:
— written assignments
— essays
— portfolio and logs
— presentation and group work.

How long does it take?
Part-time, Tuesday Evening 5.00 pm - 8.45 pm for one academic year plus one residential weekend workshop.

When does it start?
September.

How much does it cost?
TBC

How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.

What’s on the Course?
— Personal Development as a 1st
— Line Manager.
— Resource Planning.
— Meeting Stakeholder Needs.
— Managing and Communicating Information.
— Developing Individuals and Teams.
— Improving Team Performance.
— Recruitment and selection.

How long does it take?
1 year part time. Monday afternoon
2.30 - 6.00pm.

What are the entry requirements?
There are no special entry requirements, although some knowledge or experience of management is useful. Enthusiasm and commitment to work towards a management qualification is important. Minimum age 18 years.

When does it start?
September,

Who is it suitable for?
Practising and potential team leaders and first line managers or people who aspire to such a role.

What can I do next?
this course, you may able to progress to:
— Chartered Management Institute’s Diploma in Management and Leadership at Level 5
— Foundation Degree/HNC in Business (with the opportunity to specialise in Human Resource Management, Finance or Marketing)

How much does it cost?
TBC

How do I apply?
To apply for this course you will need to complete a college application form and then have an interview. Contact details below.
If you need any help deciding which course to apply for you can get impartial advice and guidance from our Advice & Guidance Officer or Student Services.

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What if I need support?
The college provides a range of additional support for students who would like extra help with their studies. If you need help in deciding what to study or information on travel, finance, childcare, personal or health concerns, please contact student services.