2015/2016 courses in the community - Bradford · PDF filePlease note: Our Learning for Life and Work courses on pages 12 to 24 are for students aged 19+ only. courses in the community

01274 436300 [email protected] www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

Our part-time courses in the community are offered at a variety of centres across the Bradford and Wharfedale areas. A full list of venues can be found on page 2.With courses offered in the morning, afternoon and evening, we aim to ensure that classes fit in with your current work and family commitments.

All our courses are delivered by friendly expert tutors at local venues so whether you want to gain a qualification, study for your own personal development, take up a new hobby or simply enjoy meeting people, we will have something for you.

Our varied courses range from Arabic to Wine Appreciation; from ICT to Foreign Languages and much more.

Please note: Our Learning for Life and Work courses on pages 12 to 24 are for students aged 19+ only.

courses in the community

2015/2016

Transform your future

1For further details please contact us on 01274 436300 or email us at [email protected]

our courses in the community are offered in a wide range of subjectsCreaTive CrafTs and skills advanCed Courses - see page 4Advanced courses are available in:•• Beauty Care•• Cake Decoration•• Cake Decoration and Modelling•• Sewing

english and MaTheMaTiCs free Courses - see page 4We offer a supportive learning environment with provision at all levels from Entry Level to Level 2.

english for speakers of oTher languages (esol) Courses - see page 5We offer ESOL courses at Entry Level 1, 2 and 3 and Level 1.

foreign languages Courses - see pages 6 - 9Foreign Language courses are available at various levels, including Introductory and Conversational, which are ideal if you are going abroad on holiday. You can study:•• Arabic•• Chinese•• French•• Interpreting•• Italian•• Japanese•• Polish•• Spanish•• Urdu

inforMaTion TeChnology Courses - see pages 10 - 11You can study Computing Skills at various levels with some courses leading to certification.Courses include:•• Book-keeping•• Computing•• Digital Employability•• ITQ Awards and Certificates

learning for life and Work Courses (for Those aged 19+) - see pages 12 - 24If you would like to start up a business, get onto the employment ladder or simply learn a new skill for life, we have various courses in:•• Asian Bridal Make-up•• Asian Cookery •• Baking Skills•• Beauty Care•• Cake Decoration - Flowers in Cold Porcelain•• Cake Decoration•• Cake Decoration and Modelling•• Child Psychology•• Complementary Therapies•• Computing - Internet and eMail•• Cooking - Healthy Options•• Cooking on a Budget•• Costume Jewellery•• Costume Jewellery/Beadwork•• Counselling•• Creative Writing•• Cupcake Decoration•• Digital Photography•• Drawing and Painting•• Enamelling Jewellery•• Family History•• Flower Arranging•• Furniture Restoration and Upcycling•• Gardening for Pleasure•• Guitar Playing•• Hair Styling•• Indian Head Massage•• Jewellery Making With Precious Metals•• Knitting•• Know Your Tablet•• Life and Work Skills Preparation •• Life Drawing•• Mehndi•• Oil Painting Skills•• Photoshop•• Pottery•• Psychology•• Relaxation Techniques•• Sewing•• Sewing - Re-design and Recycle Clothes •• Sewing and Pattern Cutting•• Soft Furnishings•• Stained Glass•• Watercolours•• Web Design•• Wine AppreciationPlease Note: Some of our Learning for Life and Work courses incur a charge for materials. If this is applicable, it will be discussed in the first lesson.

sign language Courses - see page 25British Sign Language courses, awarded by SIGNATURE, are available at Introductory, Level 1 and Level 2.

contentsopen events ..................................................... 1

how to enrol .................................................... 2

guide to venues ............................................. 2

financial support and guidance ............. 3

Centenary square iT learning Centre .......11

What our students say ............................ 25

index ................................................................. 26

advanced Technology Centre ................. 27

Courses in retail .......................................... 27

oPeneVentsVisit an Open Event in 2015 to meet our tutors, take a campus tour and get all the answers you need.

Open Events take place in:

•• July

•• August

•• September

•• November

For full details of dates, times and venues and to pre-register visit the ‘Open Days’ section of our website at:

www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

All the information (including course fees, and certification fees) included in this prospectus is correct at the time of going to print. Bradford College reserves the right to amend products, services, facilities and prices at any time.

Please note: Course fees are non-refundable.

neW for 2015/2016 aT khidMaT CenTre, spenCer road, Bradford, Bd7 2euenglish for speakers of other languages (esol) - Bespoke for imams/ustads(Wed 10.00-12.30) from 23 Sep 2015

english for speakers of other languages (esol) - general(Thu 10.00-12.30) from 24 Sep 2015

food Technology - introductionVAB308AA (Tue 09.15-11.45) from 22 Sep 2015

food Technology - improversVAB310AA (Tue 09.15-11.45) from 19 Jan 2016

iCT - introductionVAB309AA (Mon 10.00-12.30) from 21 Sep 2015

iCT - improversVAB311AA (Mon 10.00-12.30) from 18 Jan 2016

For more information, contact 01274 436300 or visit our website at www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

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posTal enrolMenTContact us on 01274 436300 and we will send you a postal enrolment form for you to return along with a passport sized photograph and payment or proof of benefit.

Enrolment forms will also be available at our Bolton Royd campus on Manningham Lane, Bradford.

Alternatively, you may attend one of the enrolment sessions detailed below.

for further details on any issue relating to enrolment, please contact our further education registry

01274 433088

enrolMenT sessions Will Be held in The MiChele suTTon leCTure TheaTre, The david hoCkney Building, greaT horTon road, as folloWs:20 Aug 2015 09.00-12.30

25 and 27 Aug 2015 17.00-18.30

11 sept 2015 09.00-12.00 and 13.00-16.00

15 sept 2015 09.00-12.00

16 sept 2015 17.00-18.30

it is important when you come to enrol that you have photographic evidence such as a passport, driving licence, bus pass, employment security pass or any id which shows your name and your photograph to enable us to issue you with an id card.

enrolling on an aCCrediTed or non-aCCrediTed CoMMuniTy Course – Those WiThin The learning for life and Work seCTionIt is important when you come to enrol that you have photographic ID such as a passport, driving licence, bus pass, employment security pass or any ID which shows your name and your photograph.

There is no need to bring a separate photograph; your picture will be taken for your College ID card during the enrolment process.

you cAn PAy By cAsh, cheQue (mADe PAyABLe to BrADForD coLLeGe) or creDit/DeBit cArD

tuition Fees and a £10.00 Administration Fee will be payable at the time of enrolment unless you qualify for fee remission (see page 3).

if you require fee remission you must bring evidence of the benefit you are receiving as detailed on page 3.

how to enrol Guide to Venues

Venue suBJects oFFereD PAGe

BoLton royD Manningham Lane, Bradford, BD8 7BB

Creative Crafts and Skills, Foreign Languages, Information Technology, Learning For Life and Work, Sign Language 4, 6, 10, 12, 25

BrADForD LocAL stuDies LiBrAryPrinces Way, Bradford, BD1 1NN Learning for Life and Work 12

FArnhAm chiLDren’s centre Farnham Rd, Bradford, BD7 3JE Information Technology 10

horton PArk PrimAry schooLDawney Road, Bradford, BD5 9LQ Learning for Life and Work 12

keiGhLey LiBrAryNorth Street, Keighley, BD21 3SX Learning for Life and Work 12

kirkLAnDs community centre Main Street, Menston, LS29 6HT Learning for Life and Work 12

mAnninGhAm miLLs sPorts AssociAtion Scotchman Road, Bradford, BD9 5AT Learning for Life and Work 12

mAyFieLD centre Broadway Avenue, Bradford, BD5 9NP

Creative Crafts and Skills, Foreign Languages, Information Technology, Learning for Life and Work 4, 6, 10, 12

meriDiAn centreSt Paul’s Road, Bradford, BD8 7LS Information Technology 10

oLD BuiLDinG, BrADForD coLLeGe Great Horton Road, Bradford, BD7 1AY Foreign Languages, Learning for Life and Work 6, 12

PArk LAne centre Park Lane, Bradford , BD5 0LN

Foreign Languages, Information Technology, Learning for Life and Work 6, 10, 12

QueensBury uPPer schooLDeanstones Lane, Bradford, BD13 2AS Sign Language 25

st mAry’s PArish centre Station Road, Burley-in-Wharfedale, LS29 7PB Information Technology, Learning for Life and Work 10, 12

the DAViD hockney BuiLDinG, BrADForD coLLeGe Great Horton Road, Bradford, BD7 1AY

Foreign Languages, Learning for Life and Work, Sign Language 6, 12, 25

Women Zone community centre Hubert Street, Leeds Road, Bradford, BD3 9TE Information Technology 10

yorkshire crAFt centreBradford College, Carlton Street, Bradford, BD7 1AY Learning for Life and Work 12

Below are details of venues in the Bradford and Wharfedale areas where Bradford College courses are available, what is on offer and the page on which more information can be found.

The course information hotline for all community venues is 01274 436300.

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Financial support and Guidanceinformation for those studying accredited community courses

you mAy not hAVe to PAy course Fees iF you Are stuDyinG A certiFicAteD or AccreDiteD course AnD:•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on an

Entry Level or Level 1 course and will progress to Level 2

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on your first full Level 2 qualification

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and are studying on your first full Level 3 qualification

•• You are aged 19-23 on the start date of your course and would like to study a full Level 4 qualification and do not already hold a full Level 3 qualification

If your employer or sponsor is paying your fees, please provide us with a letter from the company. This must be an original letter on the company’s letter-headed paper; copies, handwritten letters or emails cannot be accepted.

If you are in receipt of any of the benefits outlined in the table alongside, you must bring proof as specified or, if you are enrolling by post, attach a copy to your application form.please note: fee remission is not available for learners aged 24+ studying an accredited course at level 3 or above.

information for those studying part-time non-accredited (Learning For Life and Work) community courses

You may not have to pay course fees if you are aged 19+, are a UK or EU student and fulfil one of the following criteria.

You are in receipt of one of the benefits listed below or are a Category D offender.

•• Income Support/Housing Benefit (income based or non-contribution based)

•• Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)

•• Employment Support Allowance (ESA)

•• Housing Benefit

•• Universal Credit (UC)

Please bring your latest evidence of any benefit you receive when you come to enrol or, if you are enrolling by post, attach a copy to your application form.

Please note: To obtain fee remission, evidence must be in YOUR name. We cannot accept dependants.

LeArner suPPort FunD – stuDents AGeD 19 AnD oVer stuDyinG on An AccreDiteD courseSome of the courses in this prospectus are eligible for funding through the Learner Support Fund. This fund offers help with books, materials, childcare and travel costs to students who are on benefits or who have a low household income.

For advice and guidance:

•• Visit Student Services on the ground floor of The David Hockney Building

•• Visit our website at: www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/study/adult-students/study-money

•• Email your query to: [email protected]

For further details please contact us on 01274 436300 or email us at [email protected]

If you are aged 24+ and studying on a course at Level 2, you will be required to pay course fees up to a maximum of £900.00 unless you are in receipt of the benefits detailed above.

iMporTanT: no fee remission is available for learners aged 24+ studying on a course at level 3 or above.

If you are aged 24+ and studying a course at Level 3 or above, it will be either self-funded, employer sponsored, or you should apply for a 24+ Advanced Learning Loan.

aCCrediTed Courses non-aCCrediTed(learning for life and Work) Courses

JoBseeker’s alloWanCe (Jsa)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from the Benefits Office, dated within the last three months, confirming entitlement

JoBseeker’s alloWanCe (Jsa)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


eMployMenT supporT alloWanCe (esa)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


eMployMenT supporT alloWanCe (esa)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


universal CrediT (uC)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from the Job Centre to state that they have mandated the course

universal CrediT (uC)EVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from the Job Centre to state that they have mandated the course

CaTegory d offenderEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from Prison Officer

if you are claiming one of the benefits below you will be required to pay £15.00 towards the cost of your course aT enrolMenT

if you are unemployed and claiming either of these benefits (income support or housing Benefit) and you are aged 19-23 studying level 1, level 2 or level 3 or you are aged over 24 and studying level 1 or level 2

inCoMe supporTEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from the Benefits Office, dated within the last year, confirming entitlement

inCoMe supporTEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


housing BenefiTEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


housing BenefiTEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT


CaTegory d offenderEVIDENCE YOU SHOULD BRING TO ENROLMENT

Letter from Prison Officer

definiTion of a level 2/level 3 QualifiCaTion

A full Level 2 qualification is any of the following: A full Level 3 qualification is any of the following:

Five GCSEs at Grade A*-C

BTEC First Diploma or Certificate

NVQ Level 2

Two A2 levels

Four AS levels

BTEC Diploma, Certificate or Award

BTEC National

GCE in Applied Subjects (equivalent to two A2 levels)

International Baccalaureate

NVQ Level 3

Beauty care - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course follows on from the Beauty Care - Introduction course.

During the course, you will re-cap on skincare, skin types & conditions and cleansing routines and learn further make-up techniques - eyebrow enhancements, manicure, pedicure and nail art and have discussions on hair removal techniques.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course. Your tutor will provide induction and guidance at the beginning of your course.

enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Beauty Care - Introduction course.

Course fees£250.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) No fee remission is available for this course. You will be required to pay the full cost.

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA700AA Bolton Royd(Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

cake Decoration - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis engaging course is a continuation for those who have completed Cake Decoration - Intermediate course with more advanced tropical sugar flower sprays, fabric effects and sugarcraft techniques. There will be costs for equipment and ingredients required.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration - Intermediate course.

Course fees£250.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00)No fee remission is available for this course. You will be required to pay the full cost.

daTe, TiMe and venue VAA701AA Bolton Royd(Mon 19.00-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015

cake Decoration and modelling - Advanced20 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis follows the Cake Decoration and Modelling - Intermediate course and will include detailed figure modelling, modelling with moulds and, if time allows, miniature modelling.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration and Modelling - Intermediate course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAA702AA Bolton Royd (Thu 09.30-12.30) from 21 Jan 2016

sewing - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help you build upon your previous knowledge of garment construction techniques. You will learn more advanced sewing techniques and apply these skills to constructing more complex garments.

There will be a small charge for any materials used and you will be required to provide your own equipment eg scissors, rulers and chalk. This will be discussed with your tutor at the first session.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed a Sewing - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAA703AA Bolton Royd(Mon 19.00-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015 VAA704AA Mayfield Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00 ) from 21 Sep 2015

creative crafts and skills - Advanced courses

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Free courses in english and mathematicsWe offer a range of FREE English and Mathematics courses, at various centres in the Bradford area, for adults aged 19 or over, to allow you to achieve a nationally recognised qualification. We offer a supportive and engaging learning environment to support all levels from Entry Level to Level 2. These courses start in September and finish in June.

For these English and Mathematics courses, there are no formal entry requirements. You will be required to complete an assessment and, based upon that, you will be allocated a class at the appropriate level.

english courses available:

•• City and Guilds Awards/Certificates in English Skills at Entry Level and Level 1

•• City and Guilds Functional Skills English at Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2

•• Principles of English at Level 2•• WJEC GCSE EnglishYou will work on your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills in all classes. An Individual Learning Plan will be designed to develop your existing skills.

Assessment is ongoing throughout the year to prepare you for the examinations at the end of the course. You will be assessed on your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

Entry is available throughout the year for Functional Skills, Awards/Certificates in English.

Mathematics courses available:

•• City & Guilds Functional Skills Mathematics at Entry Level 1, Entry Level 2, Entry Level 3, Level 1 and Level 2

•• Principles of Using Mathematical Techniques at Entry Level 3, Level 1 and Level 2

•• AQA GCSE Mathematics.You will work on numbers and calculations, measures and solving problems. An Individual Learning Plan will be established to reinforce and develop your existing skills.

Assessment is through end of course assignments or examinations; some of these are with calculators and some without.

Entry for GCSE is September. Entry is available throughout the year for Functional Skills and the Principles of Using Mathematical Techniques.

For further information please contact Bolton Royd on 01274 436300.

We also offer Advanced courses in:

•• Arabic•• Chinese•• French•• Japanese•• Spanishsee pages 6 - 9

•• Book-keepingsee page 10

english for speakers of other Languages (esoL)Duration: Variable

Course overvieWEnglish for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) at Bradford College offers a dynamic and professional approach to language learning: speaking and listening, reading and writing.

Come and improve your English in a supportive and engaging environment, using the latest technology. Our highly qualified teachers will enable you to achieve a qualification in ESOL Skills for Life at an appropriate level and you will have the opportunity to progress to either our vocational or academic courses in the future.

The number of hours of the course will vary depending on the skills you are developing and will include elements of Mathematics and ICT.

You will develop the confidence to communicate effectively in your local community and will engage with other learners from different backgrounds and cultures.

We offer ESOL courses from Entry Level 1, 2 and 3 to Level 1, at which stage you will be able to access other vocational courses eg GCSE English.

All courses will involve enrichment activities (trips to museums etc) as well as career advice and guidance. You will also be able to access a wide range of ESOL resources within on our Virtual Learning Environment.

levels of sTudy

entry Level 1This is for learners who have some language skills and want to gain a qualification in Speaking and Listening. You will gain a Cambridge Certificate in Speaking and Listening at Entry Level 1 (or full qualification at Entry Level 1). It may be possible to complete Awards in Reading and Writing if you make enough progress during the year. Your tutor will help you develop the skills required to work towards examinations.

entry Level 2 This is for learners who may have been studying before and want to progress with their English skills.You will gain a Cambridge Certificate in ESOL at Entry Level 2 (Speaking and Listening). It may be possible to complete Awards in Reading and Writing if you make enough progress during the year, as well as Mathematics and ICT. Your tutor will assess you and there will be mock examinations to ensure you are ready to take this examination.

entry Level 3 This is for learners wanting to progress to vocational programmes. You will gain a qualification in ESOL at Entry Level 3 (Speaking and Listening). It may be possible to complete Awards in Reading and Writing if you make enough progress during the year, as well as skills in Mathematics and ICT. Your tutor will assess you and there will be mock examinations to ensure you are ready to take this examination.

Level 1This is for learners wanting to progress to vocational programmes. You will gain a qualification in ESOL at Level 1 (Speaking and Listening). It may be possible to complete Awards in Reading and Writing if you make enough progress during the year, as well as Functional Skills in Mathematics and ICT. Your tutor will assess you and there will be mock examinations to ensure you are ready to take this examination.

esoL courses for specific PurposesBradford College offers short ESOL programmes tailored specifically to your needs and your area of work (subject to numbers) Please ask for details.

WhaT you Will sTudyAll our classes include skills (Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking) and Language (Grammar and Vocabulary). Classes are delivered at four different levels from Entry Level 1 (Beginner) to Level 1 (Intermediate). The skills and language used in each class will depend on the level of the class. You will learn about life in the UK (Citizenship). Topics include: History, Geography, Law, Government, Celebrations, Health, Housing, Work and many others.

Who The Courses are forThese courses are for adults (aged 19 or over) whose first language is not English, and who are living or trying to settle in the UK.

We also have excellent full-time ESOL programmes for young people aged 16-18.

For more information please contact our Course Enquires Team: 01274 433333.

hoW you Will sTudyYou will study in regular classes with other students at the same level. We have a maximum of 16 students per class. You will work as a class, in groups, in pairs and on your own.

hoW you Will Be assessedHomework is set at the end of every class. There are regular tests throughout the course. You will be working towards examinations at the end of the course.

QualifiCaTion TiTleOur Entry Level 1, 2, 3 and Level 1 courses are delivered by Cambridge or City Guilds. At all levels you will take examinations to ensure you are ready to progress to the next level.

Course lengThCourses usually start in September and February and run for 17 weeks. We may admit new students into classes during the course depending on the number of spaces available and the ability of the new students.

Most of our classes take place during the day, although we also offer evening classes.

For course duration and hours please contact us on 01274 436300.

Course availaBiliTyOur courses are available at the following venues:

•• Old Building•• Bolton Royd•• The David Hockney Building•• Park Lane Centre•• Mayfield Centre

enTry reQuireMenTsThere are no specific entry requirements; however you must have an awareness of the alphabet and forming letters. You must visit the College to take a short English test and have an interview with an English teacher.

Please note that taking a test and having an interview does not guarantee an immediate place in an ESOL class. You may have to wait until a place becomes available or a new course starts.

At the start of your course, your tutor will give you a course handbook that you will need to keep with you for the duration of your course.

oTher iMporTanT inforMaTion:You might not have to pay tuition fees if you are studying on an Entry Level 1, 2, 3 or a Level 1 ESOL course and are in receipt of certain benefits. You will only need to pay a £10.00 Administration Fee and possible examination costs (see box in left hand column).

If you are eligible to pay fees, the course costs are £3.00 per hour for tuition. This also includes days out, use of the College library and IT facilities. There is an Administration Fee of £10.00 and an Examination Fee of £60.00 (applicable to courses leading to an examination only) which you will need to pay when you enrol.

You must bring your ID documents, including your passport and any immigration documents you may have, with you together with evidence of previous qualifications.

Please contact 01274 436300 to arrange an interview.

For further information telephone: 01274 436300 email: [email protected]

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english for speakers of other Languages (esoL)

You may not have to pay tuition fees for Entry Level 1, 2, 3 and Level 1 ESOL courses if you are in receipt of Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) or Employment Support Allowance (ESA) or if you are unemployed and in receipt of income support or housing benefit


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Foreign Languages


(inCluding CoMMuniTy inTerpreTing)

Arabic - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWOn the Introduction course you will cover the basic language skills including greetings, personal introduction and basic conversation that can be useful when you are getting about and meeting local people.


enTry reQuireMenTsThere are no specific entry requirements.

Course fees£60.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00)

daTe, TiMe and venueVAB103AA Bolton Royd (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB106AA Bolton Royd (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAB104AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Jan 2016

VAB107AE Park Lane Centre (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

VAB105AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Arabic - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some Arabic lessons in the past or you feel that you have the basics of Arabic, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of Arabic in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Arabic - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Arabic.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB101AA Bolton Royd (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Jan 2016 -

VAB100AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 21 Jan 2016

Arabic - intermediate12 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will build on the four major language skills (Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening).

We have a reputation for offering language training methods that really work and encourage communication in the classroom. You will be immersed in Arabic and encouraged by our highly skilled and enthusiastic tutor.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Arabic - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA102AA Bolton Royd (Tue 09.30-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015

Arabic - Advanced20 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a language and culture course taught mainly in Arabic

The course will allow you to communicate using rich, advanced vocabulary and linguistic structures building proficiency in all modes of communication towards the Advanced level. You will improve your spoken and written interpersonal communication skills by speaking and writing about opinions and ideas on topics relevant to the Arabic speaking world, and improve your interpreting skills.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Arabic - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA801AA Bolton Royd (Tue 09.30-12.30) from 19 Jan 2016

chinese - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course aims to provide complete beginners with a basic knowledge of Chinese. By the end of the course, you will be able to communicate in very basic everyday life situations, including greetings, daily activities, finding your way, telling the time and date, making simple purchases, ordering a meal, etc. You will also learn about Chinese life, culture and society.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB298AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2015

chinese - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is designed for people who have completed the Chinese - Introduction course and/or those who already know around 400 common vocabulary words and 100 characters. By the end of this course, you will be able to communicate freely in daily life situations, read passages on a limited number of everyday topics, write simple texts and develop intercultural competence.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Chinese - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Chinese.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB299AB The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Jan 2016

chinese - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is designed for people who can communicate freely in daily life situations. By the end of the course, you will be able to communicate on a variety of subjects using accurate pronunciation and intonation and a range of language and structure, read and summarise a limited number of authentic texts, write more complex texts on familiar issues, and gain an insight and understanding of Chinese culture.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Chinese - Improvers course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA805AA The David Hockney Building (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

community interpreting Level 1 30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role, its ethical context and the responsibilities involved. It develops the practice of interpreting, including facilitating community interpreting situations. This course is suitable if you are new to this role, have no previous experience and are interested in developing your practice and performance.

The course is accredited through the completion of a portfolio of evidence and/or course assessment.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have fluency in English and a second language at GCSE level.

Interviews/initial assessments will take place at Bolton Royd in early September and you should contact 01274 436300 as soon as possible to book an appointment.

Course fees£100.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) Plus Examination/Registration Fee of £28.00 (tbc)

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA504AA Park Lane Centre (Tue 09.30-11.30) from 22 Sep 2015

VAA508AA Park Lane Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

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Foreign Languages Continued


community interpreting Level 230 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role, its ethical context and the responsibilities involved. This course builds on the community Interpreting Level 1 course to develop the practice of interpreting, including facilitating community interpreting solutions. The course is accredited through the completion of a portfolio of evidence and/or course assessment. A work placement forms part of the Level 2 course.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have fluency in English and a second language at GCSE level.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAA505AA Old Building (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAA506AA The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

community interpreting Level 330 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThe aims of this course are:

•• To understand the role of the Community Interpreter

•• To learn about the sectors where Interpreters may be required to work

•• To develop and practise sight translation

•• To demonstrate the skills of two-way interpreting

•• To learn how to develop and enhance your own performance.

The areas covered by the course are: Education, Health, Social Services, Immigration, Housing, and Welfare - Benefit System.

You will be required to attend 75 hours of taught classes and carry out a significant amount of self-study.



enTry reQuireMenTsYou should be fluent in both languages and have high competency in speaking, reading and writing in English (at A level) and speaking and reading in the second language (at A level).

Some interpreting/translation experience is essential.


Course feesFor those aged 19 - 24:

£510.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) Plus Examination/Registration Fee of £69.00 (tbc)

For those aged 24+:

£724.00 (inclusive of Administration Fee and Examination/Registration Fee)

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA501AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 14.30-17.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAA503AA Park Lane Centre (Thu 09.30-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAA502AA The David Hockney Building (Fri 13.00-15.30) from 25 Sep 2015

community interpreting Level 430 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis qualification will enable you to understand how to prepare for a community interpreting role, its ethical context and the responsibilities involved. It develops the practice of interpreting, including facilitating community interpreting solutions. This course builds on the community Interpreting Level 3 course and is suitable if you wish to further improve your practice and performance.



enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Level 3 Community Interpreting course and have fluency in English and a second language at A level. This will be assessed at an initial interview.


Course feesFor those aged 19 - 24:£510.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) Plus Examination/Registration Fee of £69.00 (tbc)

For those aged 24+:

£724.00 (inclusive of Administration Fee and Examination/Registration Fee)

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA500AA Bolton Royd (Mon 18.00-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAA507AA Bolton Royd (Fri 09.15-12.15) from 25 Sep 2015

French - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is an introduction into the basics of the French language. You will increase your confidence and communication skills to help you to communicate at a basic level.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB174AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2015

French for holidays15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is for those who are new to French. It will prepare you to face basic real life situations that you will encounter whilst on holiday in France or other French speaking countries. It will cover accommodation, basic purchases, food and common greetings.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB175AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 21 Jan 2016

French - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is for those who have completed the French - Introduction or French for Holidays course or those who have some knowledge of the language and are looking to develop fluency and confidence in speaking, whilst building up grammar and vocabulary. The emphasis will be on practical application with lots of opportunities to practise speaking and understanding. You will be taught the present tense and vocabulary will cover social contacts, hobbies and interests and heath situations.

Everyday activities such as travelling, tourist information, accommodation, shopping and many more topics will be covered. You will have the opportunity to suggest other topics which meet your own particular needs and interests.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the French - Introduction or French for Holidays course or have some previous knowledge of the language.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB173AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Jan 2016

French - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some French lessons in the past or you feel that you have the basics of the French language, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of French in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed an introductory course in French.

Course fees£250.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) No fee remission is available for this course. You will be required to pay the full cost.

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA802AA The David Hockney Building (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 23 Sep 2015

(inCluding CoMMuniTy inTerpreTing)

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italian - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWOn the Introduction course, you will cover the basics of language. You will be taught the present tense, and we will include vocabulary about social contacts, getting about, holidays and health. We place special emphasis on your speaking and listening skills.

We have a reputation for offering our students an effective language training method that really works. You will be immersed in the Italian language and taught and encouraged by our highly skilled and enthusiastic tutors. If you want to learn Italian at a beginner’s level, then look no further.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB300AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 22 Sep 2015

italian - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some Italian lessons in the past or you feel that you have the basics of the Italian language, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of Italian in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Italian - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Italian.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB301AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 19 Jan 2016

Japanese - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)


We have a reputation for offering our students an effective language training method that really works. You will be immersed in the Japanese language and taught and encouraged by our highly skilled and enthusiastic tutors. If you want to learn Japanese at a beginner’s level, then look no further.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB190AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Japanese - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some Japanese lessons in the past or you feel that you have the basics of the Japanese language, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of Japanese in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Japanese - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Japanese.



Japanese - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a language and culture course taught mainly in Japanese.

The course will allow you to communicate using rich, advanced vocabulary and linguistic structures building proficiency in all modes of communication towards the Advanced level. You will improve your spoken and written interpersonal communication skills by speaking and writing about opinions and ideas on topics relevant to the Japanese speaking world, and improve your interpreting skills.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Japanese - Improvers course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA804AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 22 Sep 2015

Polish - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)


We have a reputation for offering our students an effective language training method that really works. You will be immersed in the Polish language and taught and encouraged by our highly skilled and enthusiastic tutors. If you want to learn Polish at a beginner’s level, then look no further.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB306AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

9For further details please contact us on 01274 436300 or email us at [email protected]

Foreign Languages Continued

Polish - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some Polish lessons in the past or you feel that you have the basics of the Polish language, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of Polish in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Polish - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Polish.



spanish - introduction15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will introduce you to the basics of the Spanish language. You will learn how to talk about yourself, ask for directions and order food and drinks.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB246AE Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 22 Sep 2015

VAB247AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 23 Sep 2015

spanish For holidays15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is an introduction to the basic language skills required for greetings, personal introduction and general conversation. The course will be useful for when you are on holiday, getting about or meeting local people. It will allow you to increase your confidence and communication skills to help you enjoy your holiday to the full. The main emphasis is speaking and listening only. Topics will include ordering food and drink, using public transport and asking for directions.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB250AE Bolton Royd (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Jan 2016


spanish - conversation30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable if you already have some knowledge of Spanish and would like to improve and expand your vocabulary.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of the course. Your tutor will provide induction and guidance at the beginning of the course.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAB248AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 23 Sep 2015

spanish - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is for those who have completed the Spanish - Introduction or Spanish for Holidays course or those who have some knowledge of the language and are looking to develop fluency and confidence in speaking, whilst building up grammar and vocabulary. The emphasis will be on practical application with lots of opportunities to practise speaking and understanding. You will be taught the present tense and vocabulary will cover social contacts, hobbies and interests and heath situations.

Everyday activities such as travelling, tourist information, accommodation, shopping and many more topics will be covered. You will have the opportunity to suggest other topics which meet your own particular needs and interests.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Spanish - Introduction or Spanish for Holidays course or have some previous knowledge of the language.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB244AP Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Jan 2016

VAB245AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Jan 2016

spanish - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a language and culture course taught mainly in Spanish.

The course will allow you to communicate using rich, advanced vocabulary and linguistic structures building proficiency in all modes of communication towards the Advanced level. You will improve your spoken and written interpersonal communication skills by speaking and writing about opinions and ideas on topics relevant to the Spanish speaking world, and improve your interpreting skills.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Spanish - Improvers course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA800AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 22 Sep 2015

urdu - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will increase your confidence in communication skills, which will be useful in connecting you to your local community.

You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of the course. Your tutor will provide induction and guidance at the beginning of your course.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAB254AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 23 Sep 2015

urdu - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you have already had some lessons in Urdu in the past or you feel that you have the basics of Urdu, this course is for you. It will allow you to consolidate on what you already know and to acquire further understanding of Urdu in real life situations.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Urdu - Introduction course or have a basic knowledge of Urdu.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB253AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Jan 2016

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information technology


Book-keeping - Advanced30 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you already have a grasp of basic book-keeping principles and you would like to brush up on your skills, our advanced course will give you the knowledge you need. The course will give you the expertise you need to be confident working with finances both at home and in your professional life.



Course fees£510.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) Plus Examination/Registration Fee of £120.00 (tbc)No fee remission is available for this course. You will be required to pay the full cost.

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA435AA Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

computing - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is an introductory course for anyone with no previous experience of computing. It is ideal for those who wish to gain confidence and learn basic computer skills, learn computer jargon or find their way around a computer.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB291AP Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB137AE Mayfield Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

computing - microsoft office - introduction 10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is for those who are comfortable with the basics of computer usage and will help you to discover essential aspects of Microsoft Office, a collection of programmes used as standard by most large organisations and home users.

The course includes:

•• Microsoft Word - a word processor that lets you type text into a document, add images, clip art, diagrams and different fonts or design choices. It also helps to check spelling and find the meaning of words

•• Microsoft Excel - spreadsheet and mathematics programmes that will help you make calculations and present your information in the form of graphs and charts

•• Microsoft PowerPoint - a program that will help you create presentations and slideshows using text, drawing, pictures and media that can also be set up to show on a projector.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB138AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 09.30-11.30) from 21 Sep 2015

Digital employability Award30 weeks (1.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course offers an Entry Level 1-3/Level 1 Award that will provide you with the best opportunities for employment and securing your ongoing position in the workforce. A growing number of businesses are moving towards a paperless system and using cloud technology. Mobile workers are using mobile devices to submit orders to client sites, customer relationship management software is being updated on trains, minutes of meetings are recorded and uploaded to an online system for sharing, staff in dispersed offices are keeping in contact using voice and video over the internet and company documents are accessible anywhere and at any time.

This qualification will equip you with the transferable knowledge and skills needed in today’s workplace and to participate as a digital citizen. You will gain the core IT knowledge needed for using IT within different contexts, particularly in the workplace. You will learn how to use the internet effectively and safely, interact with different IT devices and work with data. Assessment includes a combination of on-screen, on-demand knowledge tests and OCR set tasks which are moderated. The course includes: Digital Employability Skills - Introduction, Digital Employability Skills - Social Networking, Digital Employability Skills - Business Efficiency,

Digital Employability Skills - Online Responsibility, Digital Employability Skills - eSafety and Digital Employability Skills - Cloud Computing.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAA433AA Bolton Royd (Fri 10.00-11.30) from 25 Sep 2015

Digital employability certificate30 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will provide you with the best opportunities for employment and securing your ongoing position in the workforce. A growing number of businesses are moving towards a paperless system and using cloud technology. Mobile workers are using mobile devices to submit orders out on client sites, customer relationship management software is being updated on trains, minutes of meetings are recorded and uploaded to an online system for sharing, staff in dispersed offices are keeping in contact using voice and video over the internet and company documents are accessible anywhere and at any time.

The Certificate in Digital Employability will require a Mandatory Module in addition to the Optional Modules already outlined in the Digital Employability Award and you will work at a higher level.


enTry reQuireMenTsAn Initial assessment of you skills will be required to ensure that you are working at the correct level.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA434AA Bolton Royd (Fri 13.00-16.00) from 25 Sep 2015

itQ Award Level 130 weeks (1.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. A variety of Modules will be offered for example: Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Databases, Use of the Internet, Use of eMail and Internet Safety.This course may be suitable for complete beginners and the first week of the course will involve a simple test which all students must complete.This course is accredited and you will be assessed on completion of each Module. A total of nine credits is required for the full qualification.You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course. Your tutor will provide induction and guidance at the beginning of your course.

enTry reQuireMenTsThere are no specific entry requirements although you should have a basic knowledge of computing (mouse and keyboard skills).


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA413AA Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-14.30) from 22 Sep 2015 VAA423AA Farnham Children`s Centre (Mon 10.00-11.30) from 21 Sep 2015 VAA426AA Meridian Centre (Wed 13.00-14.30) from 23 Sep 2015 VAA431AA Park Lane Centre (Tue 19.00-20.30) from 22 Sep 2015

itQ certificate Level 130 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. A variety of Modules will be offered for example: Word Processing, Spreadsheets and Databases.This course may be suitable for complete beginners and the first week of the course will involve a simple test which all students must complete.This course is accredited and you will be assessed on completion of each Module.You will be required to complete an Individual Initial Assessment form at the start of your course. Your tutor will provide induction and guidance at the beginning of your course.

enTry reQuireMenTsYou must be able to read and write in English. and have a basic knowledge of computing (mouse and keyboard skills).


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA412AA Bolton Royd (Wed 13.30-16.30) from 23 Sep 2015 VAA427AA Meridian Centre (Wed 09.15-12.15) from 23 Sep 2015


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centenary square it Learning centreSet within Bradford’s vibrant and modern City Park with

the mirror pool and fountains as a backdrop, our modern

premises house Centenary Square IT Learning Centre. The

Centre has been established since 2007 and was previously

based on Sunbridge Road in Bradford.

Centenary IT Learning Centre offers flexible training for

adults in a large range of IT courses at times designed to fit

in with family and work commitments.

The Centre has 60 IT workstations in addition to hand held

devices such as iPads.

For further details contact: 01274 436334

information technology Continued

itQ certificate Level 1 (Women only)30 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is ONLY open to women, and is provided for the comfort and safety of those for whom mixed gender classes may be a barrier to learning. The course is suitable for those women who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. A variety of Modules will be offered for example: Word Processing, Spreadsheets and Databases.

This course may be suitable for complete beginners and the first week of the course will involve a simple test which all students must complete.

This course is accredited and you will be assessed on completion of each Module.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou must be female and be able to read and write in English and have a basic knowledge of computing (mouse and keyboard skills).


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA410AA Women Zone Community Centre (Mon 09.30-12.30) from 21 Sep 2015

itQ certificate Level 230 weeks (3 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. The level of skill required is similar to that of GCSE and is an ideal progression from a Level 1 qualification or equivalent in an IT subject. As there is a certain amount of written evidence to submit, you will also need to demonstrate a reasonable standard of English; both reading and writing. Simple tests will determine your suitability for the course. A variety of Modules will be offered for example: Word Processing, Spreadsheets, and Databases.



enTry reQuireMenTsYou must have a reasonable knowledge of the English Language.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAA432AA Bolton Royd (Thu 18.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAA421AA Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-16.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAA425AA Meridian Centre (Thu 12.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

itQ certificate Level 330 weeks (4.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for those who wish to gain an IT qualification recognised by employers. The level of skill required is similar to that of A Level and it is an ideal progression from a Level 2 qualification or equivalent in an IT subject. As there is a great deal of written evidence to submit, you will also need to demonstrate a firm grasp of the English Language.

A series of tests will determine your suitability for the course. A variety of Modules will be offered for example: Word Processing, Spreadsheets, and Databases.



enTry reQuireMenTsYou should hold a Level 2 qualification in an IT subject (for example Clait Plus or ECDL) and be able to read and write in English.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAA430AA Bolton Royd (Tue 09.30-14.00) from 22 Sep 2015


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Learning for Life and Work(for Those aged 19+)

Asian Bridal make-up - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is an introduction to the industry with all the elements to get you started including Health & Safety, skin analysis, skin preparation and care, product knowledge and brushes & their uses.

You will learn how to create the perfect base by studying the best foundation for each skin type and discover the corrective elements of make-up with face shapes and dimensions using contouring to sculpt and mould the face. You will create up-to-date, modern eye, blush and lip techniques.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB111AE Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAB110AA Park Lane Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 25 Sep 2015

Asian Bridal make-up - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course offers intensive, technical and creative training alongside practical hands-on training in professional make-up artistry. You will learn the secrets and the key design skills required for success. You will understand colour theory and create colour palettes, research skills and create mood boards that will inspire you to design both contemporary and classical looks using technical sheets to build a professional portfolio.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Asian Bridal Make-up - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB109AE Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 21 Jan 2016

VAB108AA Park Lane Centre (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Jan 2016

Asian cookery - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis interesting course will teach you how to prepare sweets, meat and vegetarian dishes. By the end of the course, you will be familiar with the herbs and spices used in Asian cookery and be able to prepare a variety of delicious meals. Each week, there will be a small charge for the ingredients you use. The course is suitable for beginners.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB114AE Bolton Royd (Mon 19.00-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB115AE Bolton Royd (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 22 Sep 2015

Asian cookery - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThe Improvers course builds on the knowledge learnt on the introductory course to familiarise you with more advanced techniques used in Asian cookery. By the end of the course, you will be preparing a wide variety of meals using traditional herbs and spices.

Each week, there will be a small charge for the ingredients you use. This course is ideal for those with a basic knowledge of the subject.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Asian Cookery - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB112AE Bolton Royd (Mon 19.00-21.00) from 18 Jan 2016

VAB113AE Bolton Royd (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

Baking skills - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWOn this course you will learn both basic and new baking skills. This is an engaging course which is equally suitable for beginners and those wanting to refresh their knowledge. You will need to provide your own ingredients; your tutor will advise what is required.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB121AA Bolton Royd (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB120AE Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAB117AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2015

Baking skills - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWContinue your learning on this engaging Improvers course. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject. You will need to provide your own ingredients; your tutor will advise what is required.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Baking Skills - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB119AA Bolton Royd (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB118AE Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 21 Jan 2016

VAB116AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 18 Jan 2016

If you are claiming Income Support or Housing Benefit or are a Category D Offender, you will only be required to pay £15.00 towards the cost of your course plus a £10.00 Administration Fee. This will be payable at enrolment.


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Beauty care - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course provides an introduction to relaxing beauty treatments including facials, manicure, pedicure, make-up application and eyebrow shaping.


Please note: This course does not provide a qualification to allow you to practice professionally.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAB125AA Bolton Royd (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015

Beauty care - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will advance your knowledge of beauty treatments. You will gain knowledge of facial skincare, different make-up techniques, nail care and eyebrow shaping.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Beauty Care - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB124AA Bolton Royd (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Jan 2016

cake Decoration - Flowers in cold Porcelain - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a course to get you started in this fascinating subject. It will include basic sugar flowers and a Christmas cake. There will be costs for basic equipment and ingredients for this exciting and creative course.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB172AE Bolton Royd (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

cake Decoration - Flowers in cold Porcelain - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is for those who wish to carry on learning new skills in sugarcraft covering a combination of sugar flowers, piping, and various other techniques in cake decoration. There will be costs for any equipment and ingredients needed for this exciting and creative course.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration - Flowers in Cold Porcelain - Introduction course.



cake Decoration - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course, which is suitable for beginners, you will learn how to decorate cakes, starting with basic icing techniques and progressing to decorating a sponge cake. The course will also include piping practise, making a sugar flower spray and making a Christmas cake. There will be some costs involved such as purchasing equipment for cake decoration and for any ingredients used; this will be discussed with the course tutor.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB130AA Bolton Royd (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015

cake Decoration - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis improvers course will cover more sugar flowers and leaves of different types, frills and other decorations for cakes. There will be costs for any equipment needed.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB129AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 19 Jan 2016



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cake Decoration and modelling - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course you will learn how to fill and cover a sponge cake, cover a board and master some basic finishing techniques before moving on to marzipanning and covering a Christmas/seasonal cake which will be decorated using basic modelling skills.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB132AA Bolton Royd (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB134AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB131AE St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 25 Sep 2015

VAB135AE The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 22 Sep 2015

cake Decoration and modelling - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWHaving completed a Cake Decoration and Modelling - Introduction course or equivalent, you will progress to more finishing techniques and detailed models decorating either a cake or dummy for both Valentine’s day and Easter/Spring.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration and Modelling - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB127AA Bolton Royd (Mon 10.00-12.00) from 18 Jan 2016

VAB128AA Bolton Royd (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 19 Jan 2016

VAB126AA St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 18 Jan 2016

cake Decoration and modelling - intermediate10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWHaving completed a Cake Decoration and Modelling - Improvers course, or equivalent, you will progress to modelling figures to enable you to produce a themed occasion cake of your choice.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cake Decoration and Modelling - Improvers course.



child Psychology10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWChildhood is a time of growth and development. This course will introduce the discipline of child psychology and some of the key questions that guide the understanding of childhood, such as ‘What influences children’s development?’ and ‘How do psychologists study the physical and cognitive changes that occur during childhood? The course will introduce you to the work of various influential Child Psychologists and review how these have impacted on the UK education system.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB136AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

complementary therapies - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is a journey of five therapies for health and will give you a basic introduction and insight into the health benefits of each specific therapy over a five week block. It is practical and can lead to a longer course in any of the given therapies. If you are looking at learning simple massage techniques or want to make your own bath salts and room sprays this diverse course is for you and leads to the Complementary Therapies - Improvers course.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB302AP Bolton Royd (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015


complementary therapies - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWFollowing on from the Complementary Therapies - Introduction course, you will look at three therapies: Indian Head Massage, Qi Gung and Reflexology and will have a basic introduction and insight into the health benefits of each specific therapy over a five week block.

The course is practical and can lead to a longer course in any of the given therapies.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Complementary Therapies - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB303AP Bolton Royd (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Jan 2016 VAB305AE

The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Jan 2016



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computing - internet and email15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is an introductory course for anyone who has already gained basic computer knowledge, including mouse and keyboard skills. It is for those who wish to develop confidence, understanding and basic skills in the area of internet and email usage and of the associated jargon and requirements for getting online. The course includes using the internet to browse websites and retrieve information, discovering social interaction sites, such as Facebook, and using email to send and receive messages.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB294AP Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Jan 2016

VAB293AA Mayfield Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Jan 2016

VAB292AA Park Lane Centre (Mon 09.30-11.30) from 18 Jan 2016

cooking - healthy options10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWDo you love food and love eating? Do you want to eat more healthily? Do you want to produce tasty food that is also good for you? If so, this course is for you. You will discover tasty new recipes that are simply made using healthy nutritious ingredients to leave you feeling good inside and out.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB139AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB140AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB295AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB296AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00)from 20 Jan 2016

cooking on a Budget10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you want to improve your cookery skills and learn how to make healthy, affordable meals then this is the course for you. We will show you how to make tasty, healthy meals and snacks without breaking the bank.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB141AA Bolton Royd (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 25 Sep 2015

VAB297AA Bolton Royd (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Jan 2016

costume Jewellery - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this exciting and creative course you will have the opportunity to make jewellery, for presents or for yourself. With our help, you will learn to produce hand-crafted items such as bracelets, pendants and necklaces. There will be a small charge for any materials you use.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB143AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB142AA Mayfield Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00 ) from 23 Sep 2015

costume Jewellery/Beadwork - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis creative course will teach you how to make your own exciting range of jewellery items with the use of beads. The course is suitable for those with a limited knowledge of the subject.

This course will incur a charge for materials which will be discussed at the first class


enTry reQuireMenTsWe would recommend that you complete our Costume Jewellery - Introduction course (or similar) before progressing onto this course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB123AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB122AA Mayfield Centre (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 20 Jan 2016

counselling - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this enjoyable short course you will be introduced to counselling theory and skills. You will look at the nature and diversity of counselling today, exploring the question of what counselling is and discovering the ideas and principles that link together the very different experiences of counselling clients.

You will be introduced to the psychological theory behind the different approaches to counselling such as cognitive, behavioural, psychodynamic and humanistic, as well as looking at the skills involved in counselling. Your own ideas will be encouraged through group discussions and the keeping of a portfolio. This course is suitable for those with an interest in the subject as well as those wishing to brush up on their study skills before embarking on further study.






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creative Writing - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is an ideal introductory course for those who wish to develop an enthusiasm for writing. The course is suitable for beginners.





VAB145AE The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2015

creative Writing - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help to further develop your skills for a range of different types of writing. The course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Creative Writing - Introduction course.



cupcake Decoration - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course, which is suitable for beginners, you will learn how to decorate cupcakes, starting with basic buttercream swirls, filling and simple decorations. There will be some costs involved such as purchasing equipment for cake decoration and for any ingredients used; this will be discussed with the course tutor.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB151AP Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 22 Sep 2015


cupcake Decoration - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course you will consolidate what you have learnt on the Cupcake Decoration - Introduction course, comprising vintage cupcakes, detailed piping works and sophisticated flowers and more advanced techniques will be covered. There will be some costs involved such as purchasing equipment for cake decoration and for any ingredients used; this will be discussed with the course tutor.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Cupcake Decoration - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB149AP Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Jan 2016


Digital Photography - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will provide a useful introduction to digital photography. You will learn how to use the basic features of a digital camera, how to transfer pictures to a computer and how to create high quality prints. You will need your own digital camera and should have a basic level of computer skills.


enTry reQuireMenTsThere are no specific entry requirements


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB157AP Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB156AP Park Lane Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Digital Photography - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course covers more advanced photographic techniques and computer imaging skills. It is ideal for those who have some understanding of computers and photography and who wish to improve their skills in composition, photographic techniques, image enhancement and output.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Digital Photography - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB155AP Park Lane Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB154AP Park Lane Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Jan 2016



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Drawing and Painting - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course covers basic drawing and painting techniques, with professional tuition and demonstration. You will explore still life compositions, experimenting with materials and techniques to develop an individual approach and style.The course is suitable for both beginners and more experienced artists.

There will be a small charge for any materials used and you may have to provide your own equipment. This will be discussed with the course tutor.


Once you have completed this course you will have the option to progress to our Improvers course.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAB161AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015


Drawing and Painting - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWMost aspects of drawing and painting will be covered on this creative and engaging course which aims to encourage a personal and creative approach to art. It features professional tuition and demonstration of a wide range of techniques and subjects. The course is suitable for those with some experience.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Drawing and Painting - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB159AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Jan 2016


enamelling Jewellery 10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWOn this course you will learn how to apply and kiln fire coloured vitreous enamels onto copper (and silver if desired). You will also learn some basic metalworking techniques, including sawing, drilling, filing and finishing. You will be able to produce several simple but effective pieces for earrings, pendants and charms. Copper, sterling silver and a selection of ready-made components will be available to purchase via the tutor. Material costs will vary according to market prices at the time and will be discussed at the first class.





Family history - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will enable you to explore and research your family history. You never know where this can lead. This is a fascinating subject and has been the focus of recent TV programmes.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAP168AA Bradford Local Studies Library (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB167AA Keighley Library (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015

VAB166AA Keighley Library (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Family history - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will further your family history knowledge enabling you to research parish records, wills and more to explore who your ancestors are.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Family History - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB165AA Bradford Local Studies Library (Wed 10.00-12.00) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB164AA Keighley Library (Tue 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015

VAB163AA Keighley Library (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Jan 2016

Flower Arranging - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will introduce you to the art of flower arranging.


This course will incur a charge for materials which will be discussed at the first class.





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Flower Arranging - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will build on the Flower Arranging - Introduction course and will lead to the creation of a traditional festive wreath.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Flower Arranging - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB170AE Bolton Royd (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

Furniture restoration and upcycling - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThe aim of this introductory course is to equip you with an understanding of the potential that up-cycling offers as an alternative to traditional recycling methods. You will have the opportunity to discover new techniques and explore making cost effective outcomes from waste and unwanted items such as learning how to transform a humble pallet into a hanging garden or a coffee table. The course will include a variety of painting techniques.



Course fees£60,00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00)



Furniture restoration and upcycling - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis Improvers course aims to build on and consolidate skills learnt in the Introduction course and broaden your understanding of up-cycling as an art form and a way of life. You will have the opportunity to work on individual projects such as re-inventing furniture, jewellery or clothing all from objects you would normally throw away. You will also learn further painting techniques.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB179AP Bolton Royd (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Jan 2016


Gardening for Pleasure - introduction15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you want to learn more about gardening, this course could be just what you are looking for. Whether you are a new or a keen gardener, the course will offer top tips to help get you started or brush up your skills. You will gain a good basic knowledge of techniques and practical skills.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB180AE Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Jan 2016

Guitar Playing - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will take you through the basics of learning to play the guitar. Whether you want to learn to strum along to your favourite music or enjoy performing to an audience, this exciting course will begin your journey.


Please note: You will need to have your own guitar.




Guitar Playing - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWWhether you prefer to strum along to your favourite music or enjoy performing to an audience, this exciting course is perfect for you as it caters for those with some knowledge of guitar playing and basic abilities.


Please note: You will need to have your own guitar.

enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Guitar Playing - Introduction course.





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hair styling - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is designed to give you a basic understanding and an introduction to hair styling. It will cover techniques for blow drying, plaiting, long hair styling and curling. This is a useful course if you are looking to develop basic hairdressing skills for personal use or would like to progress to further studies. Possible progression routes will be discussed with you.





VAB185AP Park Lane Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2015

hair styling - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is designed to take you closer to future studies, and towards greater improvement from the Introduction to Hairstyling.

You will develop and improve your skills and practise on either a head block or each other to: explore and develop plaiting and twisting techniques, creatively build on wedding styles, use accessories, create ‘updos’ and style long hair using styling products. This course offers a great opportunity to study at the College’s main site, and will enhance your chances for future employment.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Hairdressing - Introduction course.



VAB184AP Park Lane Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Jan 2016

indian head massage - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help you learn the benefits of Indian Head Massage, help with relaxation and improve the techniques of massage.





VAB189AP Bolton Royd (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

indian head massage - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW This course will build on the skills and knowledge learnt on the Indian Head Massage - Introduction course including various techniques and the use of oils.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Indian Head Massage - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB186AE Bolton Royd (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016


Jewellery making - With Precious metals - introduction8 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWOn this creative course you will have the opportunity to make jewellery, for presents or for yourself. With our help, you will learn to produce hand-crafted items such as rings, earrings and pendants using silver, copper and semi-precious gems. Materials will be available via the tutor and costs will vary according to market prices at the time.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB194AP Bolton Royd (Wed 12.30-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015


Jewellery making With Precious metals - improvers12 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis Improvers course is perfect if you already have some basic small metalworking experience including silver soldering. Projects will include aspects of chain making, stone setting, vitreous enamelling and more. You will be encouraged and guided to purchase your own precious metals. Materials for some projects will be available via the tutor and costs will vary according to market prices at the time.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Jewellery Making - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB192AE Bolton Royd (Wed 18.15-20.45) from 20 Jan 2016



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Jewellery making With Precious metals - intermediate12 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is an ideal choice to follow on from the Jewellery Making - Improvers course. You will have the opportunity to practise jewellery making techniques that are new to you, take a look at your individual design process (even if you’re not sure you have one), adapt projects and develop your existing skills.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Jewellery Making with Precious Metals - Improvers course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB196AP Bolton Royd (Thu 12.30-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

knitting - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will start with the basics of knitting and progress to different patterns and techniques.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB199AP Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB200AP Bolton Royd (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 23 Sep 2015

knitting - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis creative course will build on the skills acquired on our Knitting - Introduction course, to include, for example, Aran and Fairisle designs.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Knitting - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB197AP Bolton Royd (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 18 Jan 2016


know your tablet10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is ideal for anyone who has recently acquired a tablet computer. It will develop your confidence, understanding and skills and covers internet, email, apps, iPlayer and much more.





VAB203AP Bradford Local Studies Library (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB201AP St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Life and Work skills Preparation10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWCome and improve your English in a supportive and engaging environment. This course will provide the opportunity to gain the skills, knowledge and understanding which will help to build confidence whilst practising English that is used in everyday situations. This course is designed for speakers of other languages.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB204AA Horton Park Primary School (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 25 Sep 2015

VAB205AP Park Lane Centre (Mon 13.00-15.00) from 21 Sep 2015

Life Drawing - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis creative and engaging course will cover the basic aspects of life drawing. There will be a small charge for any materials used and you may have to provide your own equipment. This will be discussed with the tutor.





Life Drawing - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a creative and engaging course that will build on the basic techniques of life drawing. You will experiment with materials and tools to further develop your individual approaches and drawing styles.

There will be a small charge for any materials used and you may have to provide your own equipment. This will be discussed with the course tutor.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Life Drawing - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB206A Bolton Royd (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Jan 2016

mehndi - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will give an introductory look at the decoration technique used for Asian weddings and religious festivals. This henna method is also used for body decoration such as temporary tattoos. There may be a small charge for any materials used. The course is ideal for beginners.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB209AA Mayfield Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015



mehndi - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for improvers with some knowledge of the subject and it will cover, in detail, the decoration techniques used for Asian weddings and religious festivals. This henna technique is also used for body decoration such as temporary tattooing. There may be a small charge for any materials used.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Mehndi - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB208AA Mayfield Centre (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 21 Jan 2016

VAB266AE The David Hockney Building (Wed 18.00-20.00) from 20 Jan 2016

oil Painting skills - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course features professional tuition and demonstration of a broad range of subjects and techniques.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB211AP Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015

oil Painting skills - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help you develop a personal and creative approach to oil painting. It is suitable for those with some oil painting experience.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Oil Painting Skills - Introduction Course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB210AP Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Jan 2016

Photoshop - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is ideal for beginners who want to learn the basic functions of Photoshop, such as changing images through size and filter effects, together with an introduction to photograph editing. You should have a basic level of computing skills.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB213AE Park Lane Centre (Mon 19.00-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015

Photoshop - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is ideal for those who want to build on their skills and learn how to edit images through resizing, editing in layers and creating collages using photographs as a starting point. You will be taught how to copy, cut, rotate and enhance areas of interest. The course is suitable for improvers with some prior knowledge of Photoshop.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Photoshop - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venue VAB212AEAE Park Lane Centre (Mon 19.00-21.00) from 18 Jan 2016

Pottery - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW This exciting course will teach you a range of pottery techniques and skills. It is ideal for beginners wanting to learn the basics.





daTe, TiMe and venueVAB219AA Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB218AA Bolton Royd (Thu 10.00-12.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAB214AE Yorkshire Craft Centre (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

Pottery - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW In this enjoyable Improvers course you will build on the knowledge gained from the Introduction course. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject.



enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Pottery - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB217AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 20 Jan 2016


VAB215AE Yorkshire Craft Centre (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 21 Jan 2016

Psychology - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this enjoyable short course you will learn how and why people behave as they do. You will look at such topics as emotions, stress, memory and parenting. Your own ideas will be encouraged through group discussions and keeping a portfolio. This course is suitable for those with an interest in the subject as well as those wishing to brush up on their study skills before embarking on further study.






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Psychology - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this enjoyable Improvers course you will build on the knowledge gained from the Introduction course. You will look at such topics as emotions, stress, memory and parenting. Your own ideas will be encouraged through group discussions and keeping a portfolio. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Psychology - Introduction course.



relaxation techniques - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW Learn to relax and de-stress through a variety of different methods including massage, aromatherapy, controlled breathing and many more.




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB222AP Bolton Royd (Fri 13.00-15.00) from 25 Sep 2015

AB223AE The David Hockney Building (Thu 18.00-20.00) from 24 Sep 2015

relaxation techniques - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course you will carry on the journey you started in the Relaxation Techniques - Introduction course. This is a practical course where you will learn more Qi Gong, energy work and meditation techniques. You will also look at other therapies and how they can be used to aid relaxation and help manage stress.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Relaxation Techniques - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB224AP Bolton Royd (Fri 13.00-15.00) from 22 Jan 2016


sewing - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW This course is ideal for anyone wanting to learn basic sewing skills. Once you have completed the course you will have the option to progress to our Sewing - Improvers course to enhance your skills.





sewing - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWYou will improve your basic sewing skills during this course which would be an ideal choice for anyone with some knowledge of the subject.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Sewing - Introduction course (or equivalent).


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB227AA Bolton Royd (Fri 10.00-12.00) from 22 Jan 2016

sewing - re-design and recycle clothes 10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThe course will offer the opportunity to up-cycle by turning old unwanted textiles into a new product. You will make a range of items from household goods to fashion garments by exploring creative design. You will learn a range of skills such as pattern cutting and sewing techniques.





VAB230AA Mayfield Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 24 Sep 2015


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sewing - re-design and recycle clothes - extended skills15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWFor the Extended Skills course, pattern cutting and sewing skills will be explored at an extended level to challenge your knowledge and creativity. Overall, the course is about creating something new in a fun and creative environment. You will learn advanced level skills, gain experience in sewing and pattern cutting, explore sewing techniques and challenge basic sewing.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Sewing - Re-design and Recycle Clothes.



VAB231AA Mayfield Centre (Thu 13.00-15.00) from 21 Jan 2016

sewing and Pattern cutting - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW On this course you will be introduced to using a sewing machine. You will learn about different fabrics types and their uses. You will learn basic garment sewing techniques including how to take accurate measurements and draft a basic pattern for a garment. You will use the skills learnt on this course to construct a basic garment.

There will be a small charge for any materials used and you will be required to provide your own equipment eg scissors, rulers and chalk. This will be discussed with your tutor at the first session.





VAB237AA Manningham Mills Sports Association (Wed 09.30-11.30) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB239AP Mayfield Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 22 Sep 2015

VAB228AP Mayfield Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 23 Sep 2015

sewing and Pattern cutting - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help advance your previous knowledge of how to measure and draft patterns as well as cutting and sewing garments. You will learn more advanced garment sewing techniques and apply these to constructing more complex garments. There will be a small charge for any materials used and you will be required to provide your own equipment eg scissors, rulers and chalk.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Sewing and Pattern Cutting - Introduction course.



VAB236AA Manningham Mills Sports Association (Wed 09.30-11.30) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB238AP Mayfield Centre (Tue 13.00-15.00) from 19 Jan 2016

VAB289AP Mayfield Centre (Wed 13.00-15.00) from 20 Jan 2016

soft Furnishings - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis is a course packed with fresh new ideas for all areas of your home. You will choose fabrics, accessories and trimmings and learn new sewing techniques to create your own cushions, bags, rugs, storage ideas, bowls and even slippers. You will learn to re-cycle and re-use so that you will not have to spend buying new. You will be amazed by what you can create from what you already have.





soft Furnishings - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will help advance your previous knowledge. You will learn more advanced ideas for all areas of your home.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Soft Furnishings - Introduction course.



stained Glass - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWTuition will be given in traditional lead work and copperfoil techniques. You will learn how to design and develop your own glass project to make mirrors and lampshades etc. The course is suitable for beginners.






stained Glass - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWTuition will be given in traditional and copperfoil techniques. You will learn how to design and develop your own glass project for mirrors and lampshades etc. This course is ideal for those with some limited knowledge of stained glass.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Stained Glass - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB251AE Bolton Royd (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 20 Jan 2016

Watercolours - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for both beginners and improvers. It features professional demonstrations of the basic techniques of watercolour, applied to a broad range of subject matter.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB258AA Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 09.30-11.30) from 24 Sep 2015

VAB257AA Mayfield Centre (Mon 09.30-11.30) from 21 Sep 2015

VAB260AA St Mary’s Parish Centre Burley-in-Wharfedale (Wed 09.30-11.30) from 23 Sep 2015

VAB259AE St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 23 Sep 2015


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Watercolours - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieW This course offers professional tuition and demonstration of more advanced techniques in this unique medium.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Watercolours - Introduction course (or similar).


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB254AA Kirklands Community Centre, Menston (Thu 09.30-11.30) from 21 Jan 2016

VAB255AA Mayfield Centre (Mon 09.30-11.30) from 18 Jan 2016

VAB256AA St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Wed 09.30-11.30) from 20 Jan 2016

VAB255AE St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Wed 19.00-21.00) from 20 Jan 2016

Web Design - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you want to learn how to create your own business or family website, this short introductory course will get you started. You are expected to have developed and launched a website by the end of the course.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB262AE Park Lane Centre (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 22 Sep 2015

Web Design - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you want to improve your business or family website and maximise visitor numbers, this is the course for you. It will explore all the latest web marketing tools and strategies; SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) in particular, to boost your organic search engine rankings.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have completed the Web Design - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB261AE Park Lane Centre (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

Wine Appreciation - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course is suitable for anyone who enjoys wine and would like to know more about it. The course will cover wine grape varieties and introduce wines from a range of regions in Europe, Australasia and the Americas. The cost of wine will be shared each week (approximately £5 per head).




daTe, TiMe and venue VAB264AE St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

Wine Appreciation - improvers15 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis course will expand your knowledge of the many wines available today, including buying, storing, serving and matching wine with the right food, as well as the important technique of tasting. This course is suitable for those with some knowledge of the subject or those who have completed a beginner’s course. The cost of wine will be shared each week (approximately £5 per head).


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have previously completed the Wine Appreciation - Introduction course.


daTe, TiMe and venueVAB263AE St Mary’s Parish Centre, Burley-in-Wharfedale (Tue 19.00-21.00) from 19 Jan 2016

sign Language - introduction10 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIn this course you will learn the basics of Sign Language used in everyday situations such as numbers, family, work, food and drink, weather, transport, colour and more in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. You will also learn to fingerspell. The wide range of subjects will enable you to use Sign Language and provides a progression route to British Sign Language Level 1.




daTe, TiMe and venueVAB240AA Bolton Royd(Tue 10.00-12.00) from 22 Sep 2015


British sign Language - Level 130 weeks (2 hours per week)

Course overvieWIf you are interested in learning the language of the deaf community, this is the perfect course for you. With our help, you will learn everyday language to allow you to communicate with a deaf person. There are three examinations throughout the year. After you have completed the Level 1 course, you may wish to proceed to a Sign Language course at Level 2.



Course fees £270.00 (including Administration Fee of £10.00) Plus Examination/Registration Fee of £88.00 (tbc)

daTe, TiMe and venueVAA612AA Bolton Royd (Wed 09.30-11.30) from 20 Jan 2016

VAA610AA Queensbury Upper School (Thu 19.00-21.00) from 24 Sep 2015

VAA611AA The David Hockney Building (Mon 18.00-20.00) from 21 Sep 2015

VAA613AA The David Hockney Building (Tue 18.00-20.00) from 22 Sep 2015

British sign Language - Level 236 weeks (2.5 hours per week)

Course overvieWThis British Sign Language Level 2 course will build on the Level 1 course to increase your vocabulary and confidence. In addition to attending classes, you will be able to socialise with the deaf community. There are three examinations throughout the year.


enTry reQuireMenTsYou should have successfully completed the Level 1 course and will be required to attend an interview before registration.



daTe, TiMe and venueVAA620AA Bolton Royd (Mon 18.30-21.00) from 21 Sep 2015


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sign LanguageWhAt our stuDents sAy

We learn from each other as well as from the teacher.

I miss it when I don’t have lessons to go to.

I’ve learnt so much - I can’t believe it. I love it!

I look forward to my weekly classes.

Interaction with peers is of great benefit.

I have gained confidence and made friends.

Short courses provide opportunities for people to try new things.

Students from different ethnic backgrounds work well together.

I am delighted with my learning experience.

Source: Students’ Perception of Course Survey 2014/15


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index

Arabic - Advanced 6

Arabic - Improvers 6

Arabic - Intermediate 6

Arabic - Introduction 6

Asian Bridal Make-up - Improvers 12

Asian Bridal Make-up - Introduction 12

Asian Cookery - Improvers 12

Asian Cookery - Introduction 12

Baking Skills - Improvers 12

Baking Skills - Introduction 12

Beauty Care - Advanced 4

Beauty Care - Improvers 13

Beauty Care - Introduction 13

Book-keeping - Advanced 10

British Sign Language - Level 1 25

British Sign Language - Level 2 25

Cake Decoration - Advanced 4

Cake Decoration - Flowers in Cold Porcelain - Introduction 4

Cake Decoration - Flowers in Cold Porcelain - Improvers 13

Cake Decoration - Improvers 13

Cake Decoration - Introduction 13

Cake Decoration and Modelling - Advanced 4

Cake Decoration and Modelling - Improvers 14

Cake Decoration and Modelling - Intermediate 14

Cake Decoration and Modelling - Introduction 14

Child Psychology 14

Chinese - Advanced 6

Chinese - Introduction 6

Chinese - Improvers 6

Community Interpreting Level 1 6




Complementary Therapies - Introduction 14

Complementary Therapies - Improvers 14

Computing - Internet and eMail 15

Computing - Microsoft Office - Introduction 10

Cooking - Healthy Options 15

Cooking on a Budget 15

Costume Jewellery - Introduction 15

Costume Jewellery/Beadwork - Improvers 15

Counselling - Introduction 15

Creative Writing - Improvers 16

Creative Writing - Introduction 16

Cupcake Decoration - Improvers 16

Cupcake Decoration - Introduction 16

Digital Employability Award 10

Digital Employability Certificate 10

Digital Photography - Improvers 16

Digital Photography - Introduction 16

Drawing and Painting - Improvers 17

Drawing and Painting - Introduction 17

Enamelling Jewellery 17

English 4

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) 5

Family History - Improvers 17

Family History - Introduction 17

Flower Arranging - Improvers 18

Flower Arranging - Introduction 17

French - Advanced 7

French - Improvers 7

French - Introduction 7

French for Holidays 7

Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Introduction 18

Furniture Restoration and Upcycling - Improvers 18

Gardening for Pleasure 18

Guitar Playing - Improvers 18

Guitar Playing - Introduction 18

Hair Styling - Improvers 19

Hair Styling - Introduction 19

Indian Head Massage - Improvers 19

Indian Head Massage - Introduction 19

Italian - Improvers 8

Italian - Introduction 8

ITQ Award Level 1 10

ITQ Certificate Level 1 10

ITQ Certificate Level 1 (Women Only) 11



Japanese - Advanced 8

Japanese - Improvers 8

Japanese - Introduction 8

Jewellery Making With Precious Metals - Introduction 19

Jewellery Making With Precious Metals - Improvers 19

Jewellery Making With Precious Metals - Intermediate 20

Knitting - Improvers 20

Knitting - Introduction 20

Know Your Tablet 20

Life and Work Skills Preparation 20

Life Drawing - Improvers 20

Life Drawing - Introduction 20

Mathematics 4

Mehndi - Improvers 21

Mehndi - Introduction 20

Oil Painting Skills - Improvers 21

Oil Painting Skills - Introduction 21

Photoshop - Improvers 21

Photoshop - Introduction 21

Polish - Improvers 9

Polish - Introduction 8

Pottery - Improvers 21

Pottery - Introduction 21

Psychology - Improvers 22

Psychology - Introduction 21

Relaxation Techniques - Improvers 22

Relaxation Techniques - Introduction 22

Sewing - Advanced 4

Sewing - Improvers 22

Sewing - Introduction 22

Sewing - Re-design and Recycle Clothes 22

Sewing - Re-design and Recycle Clothes - Extended Skills 23

Sewing and Pattern Cutting - Improvers 23

Sewing and Pattern Cutting - Introduction 23

Sign Language - Introduction 25

Soft Furnishings - Improvers 23

Soft Furnishings - Introduction 23

Spanish - Advanced 9

Spanish - Conversation 9

Spanish - Improvers 9

Spanish - Introduction 9

Spanish For Holidays 9

Stained Glass - Improvers 23

Stained Glass - Introduction 23

Urdu - Improvers 9

Urdu - Introduction 9

Watercolours - Improvers 24

Watercolours - Introduction 24

Web Design - Improvers 24

Web Design - Introduction 24

Wine Appreciation - Improvers 24

Wine Appreciation - Introduction 24


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Bradford College, Great Horton Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1AY

Opening in September 2015, the Advanced Technology Centre (ATC) aims to be a leading centre in providing unique, high quality, cutting edge courses in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM). Whether you are an adult who wants qualifications to enter Higher Education or you are a young person who wants an alternative to staying on at school to prepare you for a successful pathway to university and a specialist career, we offer a dynamic, innovative portfolio of high quality courses grounded in the world of work.

The ATC will play an important role in the future prosperity of the region, providing curriculum and training that will develop skills in shortage areas and increase employability.

The ATC will also support advanced technology and manufacturing businesses to meet the future skills needs of their industries and ensure international competitiveness. The specialist equipment will further enhance the work readiness of students; upskill existing workers; and facilitate research and development, ensuring that Bradford and the Leeds City Region has a highly skilled workforce. This will attract future inward investment and growth by enabling SMEs to explore the use of cutting edge technologies to enable them to consider how best to build competitive advantage.

To apply or enquire about our courses contact us: 01274 433333 [email protected]

To find out more about the advanced Technology Centre visit www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk

Advanced technology centre (Atc)

Bradford city centre is changing! With the opening of the £260m Broadway Shopping Centre scheduled for later this year, providing opportunities for approximately 2,500 jobs in retail and leisure, there has never been a better time to think about a career in Retail.

Bradford College has designed a wide range of courses that will provide the competitive edge at interview for people aspiring to gaining employment with retail outlets in the shopping centre and to employers to upskill their staff. These courses are ideal for those who work or want to work in sectors such as Retail, Customer Service, Accounting, Business, Security, Warehousing and IT.

Preparing you for the world of work, these courses are suitable for:

•• School leavers•• Those who are currently unemployed•• Those currently in work who want to progress in their career•• Employers who want to upskill their workforce.

When do i apply?As places on some courses are limited, you should submit your application as early as possible to avoid disappointment.

hoW do i apply?Please apply online by clicking the ‘Apply’ link on the top of the front page on the College’s website: www.bradfordcollege.ac.ukPlease complete every section of the application form.

for furTher inforMaTion on hoW To apply: 01274 433333 [email protected]

transform your Future in retail

Documents

2015/2016 courses in the community - Bradford · PDF filePlease note: Our Learning for Life and Work courses on pages 12 to 24 are for students aged 19+ only. courses in the community