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International Prospectus 2018 - 2019 International Student Pocket Guide to: A-Levels, Skills-based Vocational Courses, International Business Foundation, Access to Higher Education, HNC/HND and Top-Up Degrees
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CHICHESTER AND THE COLLEGE
Andrew Green BEAUTIFUL SOUTH COAST LOCATION 2
Executive Principal SAFE AND FRIENDLY CHICHESTER 4
FANTASTIC FACILITIES 6
SOCIAL EVENTS & LEISURE ACTIVITIES 8
I am delighted that you are INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT 10
thinking of studying at ACCOMMODATION 12
Chichester College.
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COURSES
Our vision is to change lives through learning, and we do that
by putting you at the heart of everything we do and by giving A-LEVELS 16-27
you the opportunity to achieve your dreams. VOCATIONAL COURSES 28-45
In 2017, 94% of our students said they were proud to study ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION 46-47
with us. This sense of community, along with the quality of our
HIGHER EDUCATION 48-53
teaching, is why I believe Chichester College will be a great
choice for you. BUSINESS FOUNDATION DEGREE 54-57
We hope that you can find what you need in our pocket
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
guide but if you have any questions please get in touch with
our experienced International Admissions team via email TUITION FEES 58
studyabroad@chichester.ac.uk or visit our website www.
TERM DATES 58
chichester.ac.uk/international
ACCOMMODATION FEES 59
On behalf of the whole college team, we look forward to
welcoming you Chichester College in September 2018. QUALIFICATION & LEVELS 60
HOW TO APPLY 61
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Important: The information, dates and fees in this prospectus are correct at the time
of printing. The College reserves the right to withdraw courses, limit recruitment and
where necessary make changes to the fees payable or services provided.
This prospectus was designed by Alan Goldsmith for the International
Department of Chichester College © Copyright 2017 www.chichester.ac.uk/international
Beautiful South
Coast Location
THE CITY OF Chichester is located on the beautiful
south coast of England AND is famous for its
natural beauty and historical sights.
Chichester offers a truly British
experience for students to
enjoy. With wonderful, medieval
architecture and beautiful city
streets, Chichester is an ideal
place to live, learn and study.
The local train and bus stations
are just five minutes’ walk from
the campus, providing easy
access to London, Brighton,
Portsmouth, Bath and other
cultural attractions.
LONDON IS JUST 90 MINUTES
FROM CHICHESTER BY TRAIN
CAMBRIDGE
OXFORD
LONDON It’s a pleasure to live here. The
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SOUTHAMPTON
Campus is amazing and there 3
BRIGHTON
CHICHESTER
LONDON
is a real community feel
CHICHESTER Benjamin Amram (French student)
Portsmouth
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Safe and Friendly I had a tour around the College and
made friends on my very first day!
Chichester Rafaela Rolim Santana
(Brazillian student)
Chichester is a safe and friendly city that has been
welcoming international students for over 25
years. You can be sure of a smile from the locals.
The city centre is only five minutes from the campus and
has many things to see and enjoy, such as coffee shops and
tearooms, cinemas, theatres, bowling alley and swimming pool,
the cathedral gardens, art galleries and much more.
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Fantastic
Facilities
TO PROVIDE THE BEST EDUCATION YOU MUST HAVE THE
BEST FACILITIES. THAT IS WHY WE CONTINUALLY IMPROVE
OUR EXTENSIVE RANGE OF TOP QUALITY CLASSROOMS,
RESOURCES AND SERVICES TO PROVIDE AN IDEAL
EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT.
We have a wide range of wonderful and useful facilities which
you can enjoy during your stay at Chichester College.
I really enjoy the activities here.
6 I’ve tried lots of different sports, 7
such as rock climbing, volleyball
and badminton Cassandre (French student)
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Social Events and I really enjoy the student events.
The trips are well-organised and
Leisure Activities lots of fun Melissa (Italian student)
AT Chichester COLLEGE YOU CAN MAKE THE MOST OF
YOUR FREE TIME AT WEEKENDS AND IN THE EVENINGS.
YOU CAN TAKE PART IN A HUGE RANGE OF organised
activities, EXCURSIONS AND SOCIAL evenings.
These exciting activities are the perfect way to socialise with
your new friends and experience the life and culture on the UK.
Social events & activities
Trips and excursions
Regular sports clubs
8 Local sightseeing trips 9
Arts & crafts clubs
Trips and excursions
Regular sports clubs
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International
Student Support
WE UNDERSTAND THAT LEAVING HOME AND STUDYING
ABROAD CAN PRESENT A RANGE OF CHALLENGES. sO, WE
PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE PACKAGE OF SERVICES TO
HELP SUPPORT OUR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. WE ASSIST
IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE TO ENSURE THEIR STAY IN THE UK
IS A SAFE AND HAPPY EXPERIENCE.
We are aware that many We provide comprehensive
international students will welfare and support for all
suffer from homesickness at our students. College nurses
some point when away at are available on-site for all
College. For most, this passes students, plus counsellors,
very quickly when they make the accommodation team,
new friends and ‘find their international teachers and
feet’ on their course. staff.
Remember the staff in the Well-being support plans are
College are there to listen completed by the College
and support you. Chichester nurses, in conjunction with
College is very proud of its the accommodation staff,
excellent and award winning to ensure the best possible
student support, which is support is provided. We have
provided both prior to arrival
and during your time at the
a dedicated International
Student Support Officer who
I was scared about moving to
10 College. works with our international college at first, but straight away 11
students across the College
if there are any concerns or I felt welcome and supported
questions on their courses.
Jelizaveta Timofejeva (Latvian student)
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Accommodation
High quality student accommodation has never
been easier to organise. OUR accommodation team
offers a wide range of options to international
students, which are ALL comfortable and safe.
All accommodation is closely monitored by the College and
residential accommodation is regularly checked by external
inspection bodies. The accommodation team are available to
provide all the help and advice you may need. Students will be
placed in accommodation according to their age and personal
preferences. With two on-campus halls of residence and a
homestay option all year round, there is the perfect option for
every student.
Accommodation
Woodlands Hall of
Residence (ages 16-17)
Westgate Hall of
Residence (ages 18+)
Homestay (ages 16+)
Woodlands Halls
We share halls with people from
12 many different countries. We eat 13
together and everyone is very
friendly Sammy (Chinese student)
WESTGATE Halls HOMESTAY
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Woodlands Hall of Residence Homestay Accommodation
Woodlands Hall of Residence provides Woodlands Homestay is ideal for students who want to enjoy the traditional
on-campus accommodation for up to Age 16-17 at time of experience of living with a local family. Homestay means that the host
90 residents. It comprises of single and admission treats the student as a full member of the household.
twin-bedded study bedrooms, with
Full board Students in homestay accommodation can specify whether they wish to
en-suite or shared bathroom facilities.
Safe and secure with be in a smoking or non-smoking household and with or without pets or
Full board at Woodlands means 24 hour supervision children.
students have credit on their student
card to spend on meals at the College Central campus location
for breakfast and lunch. An evening meal Exciting activities included Half-Board Homestay Self-Catering Homestay
is served in the College cafeteria. Closed at Christmas Half-board homestay means Self-catering homestay means
Woodlands students attend one study Bedding included having your breakfast and evening you have the freedom of cooking
session per week, to encourage and meal provided during the week for yourself. This accommodation
Gym membership included and breakfast, lunch and dinner are is available to all students aged
assist achievement. Students studying
for the full academic year will be given WiFi provided at the weekend. Laundry 17 years old and over. Laundry is
priority to stay at Woodlands. is included once a week in the price also the student’s responsibility,
of your accommodation. Any extra although the owner’s facilities are
laundry should be discussed with usually available.
your homestay hosts.
Westgate Hall of Residence
Westgate is an on-campus halls of Westgate
residence offering superb full-board or Age 18+ at time of admission
self-catering accommodation for up to
160 residents. Self-catering or full board
Modern facilities
All rooms are single with en-suite
facilities. There are also rooms Provides independent living
specifically designed to meet the needs Added security of 24 hour
of disabled students. personnel
There are shared kitchens (each serves Open over holiday periods
six students) and residents provide their Bedding not included
own crockery and kitchen utensils.
14 Gym membership included 15
Westgate halls of residence is a secure WiFi
and safe building with a swipe card entry
system for each block, flat and individual
room.
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A-Levels
at Chichester
If your ambition is to gain a degree at a leading
UK university, Chichester College is YOUR smartest
choice. We have links with over 50 of the leading
UK universities which means we can guide and
support you along the best possible pathways
and ensure your future dreams come true.
Entry Requirements Many Chichester College
A-Level students have
16 (+) years old progressed to:
5 GCSE grades 9-4 (A*-C) in English,
Maths and relevant subjects, or Cambridge
equivalent Oxford
If you do not have GCSE Maths or Imperial
English grades 4/C or higher (or LSE
an equivalent qualification) you will be St Andrews
required to take GCSE studies in these Durham
subjects as part of your programme. Warwick
Maths and Science GCSE grade 6 Southampton
(B) for Maths and Science Loughborough
subjects, or equivalent Manchester
Successful interview with course leader Newcastle
or Chichester College designated officer Liverpool
Bristol
IELTS 5.5 from an approved SELT test
centre, no element below 5.0
Surrey
Cardiff
Cherish your visions and your dreams,
16
(Government changes might be
applicable)
Bath
Nottingham
as they are the children of your soul, 17
Compulsory supplements and other Sussex the blueprints of your ultimate
entry requirements may be applicable
Note: We highly advise you to check the entry requirement of your chosen university to ensure
achievements
progression. All our A-Levels are linear and assessments take place at the end of year two. Napoleon Hill (USA author 1883-1970)
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalChoosing the Right
A-Levels
1. Do you know what you want to study?
Check out the entry requirements if you have a university course which
you are keen on. Have you checked the relevant university website or
UCAS course search to find out whether this course requires certain
subjects at A-Level?
2. Not sure yet? ...Keep your options open!
If you are not sure about which course you want to study at university,
you should try to choose at least two facilitating subjects.
Facilitating Subjects FS
Biology History
Chemistry Mathematics
English Literature Physics Look out for this symbol
Further Mathematics which indicates the
Geography facilitating subjects
3. What have you studied and enjoyed?
Build on the subjects that you have studied before and improve your
knowledge. Select subjects that you have enjoyed, have a passion for
and are good at.
4. Think Balance!
Do you have a balance of subject choices that reflect your abilities,
strengths and interests?
Have you considered how certain subject combinations relate to
university courses? The mind is not a vessel to be
18 5. Make sure you know WHY!
If you want to take a subject that you have not studied before, try talking
filled, but a fire to be ignited 19
for a minute on what this subject is about. Try and unpick why you wish Plutarch (Anicent Greek essayist, 46-120AD)
to study this subject. It’s not enough to say, “It sounds interesting, I think
I’ll like it.”
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalA-Level
Topics include:
Mathematics
Mathematics & Science At its heart, Mathematics is all about
Core mathematics
Two from statistics,
problem solving and Chichester mechanics or decision
College will help you develop your mathematics
skills. You will model a real-life situation Career Opportunities:
Topics include:
Biology and convert it into a mathematical Accountant
Practical skills in biology one. You will have to decide on the Researcher
Biology is experiencing a global Foundations in biology essential features of the real situation, Maths expert on Countdown
explosion in job and career Exchange and transport discarding those that do not impact (UK TV quiz show)
opportunities and Chichester College Biodiversity, evolution
on the problem.
is on board. Biology is the scientific and disease
study of life itself and you will learn Career Opportunities:
about a wide range of living things Doctor
Further Mathematics
and gain an understanding of the life Pharmacist Chichester College offers all students
processes they all share.
with a passion for, and a good
understanding of, Mathematics the
Topics include:
Chemistry chance to take this second A-Level
Physical chemistry in Mathematics alongside their first
Chemistry is an essential qualification Atomic structure A-Level in Mathematics.
for progression into further study Acids and bases
in medicine, veterinary science Proteins and DNA Topics include:
and pharmacy. Chemistry is
Career Opportunities:
Physical Education
viewed highly for further study in Human body & exercise
Doctor / Medicine This course is both physical and The mind’s role in sport
agriculture, archaeology, engineering,
environmental science and geology. Pharmacist academic, involving theoretical and Social history of sport
practical study of three main elements Career Opportunities:
Topics include: - Physiology, Sports Psychology and Sports Coach
Computer Science Social History of Sport. Physiotherapist
Algorithms and problem solving
Computer Science at Chichester Computer systems
Topics include:
College is a course designed to Programming projects Physics
Particles and radiation
be relevant in the ever changing Career Opportunities:
Chichester College will help you Mechanics and materials
computing world. It is a practical Software Developer
build on your previous physics and thermal physics
subject where academic knowledge is Information Data Manager
20 knowledge. You will study some Astrophysics, Medical and 21
applied to real world systems.
familiar areas to a deeper level and Engineering physics
new topics are introduced which Career Opportunities:
reflect the important role physics plays Engineer
in developing the requirements of a Architect
modern technological society.
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Business, Management The only thing more expensive
than education is ignorance
& Professional Benjamin Franklin (USA political theorist, 1705-1790)
Topics include: Topics include:
Accounting Accounting principles
Economics Economic methodology
Accounting is a key subject in Accounting applications By studying Economics at Chichester Price determination
understanding many areas of business Company accounts College you will learn how the forces Competitive and
and essential to understanding the Interpretation and of supply and demand determine concentrated markets
financial performance of a company Management the way the world’s scarce resources The national economy in a
or business. Understanding company Career Opportunities: are distributed. You will understand global context
accounts is a MUST in the decision- Accountant how the UK economy works and Macro and micro economic
making and management of all Financial Advisor how the government attempts to policy
businesses. control inflation, unemployment and Career Opportunities:
economic growth. Economist
Financial Analyst
Topics include:
Business Decision making in business
Studying Business at Chichester Business and competition Topics include:
College will help you understand Ethical and environmental issues Law How laws are made
the management of business in key Technology The court structure and
Law is the backbone of society and
areas. It will give you an essential Quantitative and non-quantitative appeal system
Chichester College will give you an
understanding of businesses, data analysis Criminal law
understanding of the UK legal system
their markets and their business Forecasting future trends Civil law
and how it impacts on our lives. You
environment. You will be taught Career Opportunities: will discover the structure and nature Career Opportunities
22 valuable knowledge in areas of Business Manager/Owner 23
of law and the people involved. Lawyer
business and will develop a wide Human Resources Administrator
range of important management and Solicitor
planning skills.
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Geography Global challenge
Humanities Geography is a subject that addresses
key ideas and debates in our world
Geographical investigations
Contested planet
today. Issues of climate change and Geographical research
the crowded coast are particularly Career Opportunities:
relevant to those of us who live on or Business Manager
near the Sussex coast. Civil Servant
Topics include:
English Language Topics include:
Textual variations History In-depth study
At Chichester College you will Language diversity
Writing skills Studying history enables you to Historical investigation
use English in many ways – in
conversations, sending and receiving Career Opportunities: understand and explain the past and Career Opportunities:
texts, listening to music and watching Editor look to the future. It is a fascinating Researcher
television. You will learn to use English Public Relations Manager subject and develops skills to interpret Lawyer or Politician
in classroom discussions, expressing information, form arguments and to
Additional Requirements:
thoughts and ideas in both spoken analyse text and data.
Must have GCSE English
and written language. or English Literature grade C Topics include:
Psychology Social aspects
Topics include: Psychology will help you develop a Cognitive theory
English Language range of useful skills and knowledge in Biological approach
Telling stories
the methods used by psychologists to Career Opportunities:
and Literature Methods of language analysis
explore the mysteries of human nature
Exploring conflict Clinical Psychologist
This course allows you to explore the and the mind. Forensic Psychologist
Career Opportunities:
relationship of English language and Editor or Publisher Topics include:
literature through a wide range of
Additional Requirements:
Religious Studies The philosophy of religion
reading opportunities, critical reading
Must have GCSE English Religious Studies teaches you about The philosophy of ethics
of, and response to, both literary and
Language & Literature grade C the philosophy of religion and ethics. Career Opportunities:
non-literary texts, as well as writing for
a variety of audiences and purposes. It considers questions that really Teacher
matter in life concerning spirituality Youth Worker
and what it means to be human.
Topics include:
English Literature
Drama Topics include:
Ideal for those with a passion for Prose
Sociology Education and research methods
reading. You will study many authors Poetic form and meaning Sociology is the study of society and Families and households
24 and develop analytical skills which
25
Career Opportunities: social groups. You will learn to develop Crime and deviance
enable you to extract the depth of Journalist a critical examination of societies and Career Opportunities:
meaning from literary texts. Editor or Publisher an awareness of British culture and the Social Development Officer
Public Relations Manager forces that shape it. Health Care Worker
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Fine Art Drawing and painting
Creative and Chichester College will stretch your
artistic capabilities and allow you to
Mixed media
Sculpture
take experimental risks in 2D and Ceramics
Moving image and
Performing Arts
mixed media. Your focus will be on
materials, techniques and processes photography
and you will get the opportunity to Career Opportunities:
combine media in inventive and non- Artist / Designer
traditional ways. Interior Designer
Topics include:
Drama & Theatre Performance workshop
Topics include:
Study Drama and Theatre Studies Text in performance Graphic Communication Interactive media
at Chichester College and we will Performance set on a theme
provide you with the stage to grow Text in context Graphic Communication at Chichester Advertising
your performing or directing portfolio. College will turn you into a graphic Packaging
Career Opportunities:
Take part in College productions designer who could be responsible for Branding
Actor or Script Writer
either on stage or behind the scenes. some of the design work we see in our Design for film and media
Stage and Theatre Manager
daily lives. You will learn the skills to Career Opportunities:
develop logos, magazine layouts and Web Design
Topics include:
Film Studies Exploring film form
advertising campaigns. Graphic Design
Studying Film Studies at Chichester British and American film
Topics include:
College will give you a systematic Film research and creative Media Studies Media representations
study of cinema and film based product
Studying Media Studies at Chichester Media production
upon key conceptual issues which Varieties of film experience
College will encourage you to Media investigation
have informed film study and film Career Opportunities: investigate many aspects of the world Media text, industry and
criticism. You will focus on the way Online Journalist today. The focus of study incorporates audiences
cinema functions as an institution for Advertising Executive
the production and ways in which the core areas of television, radio, Career Opportunities:
Media Executive cinema, newspapers, magazines,
film images and sounds generate Television
meaning. advertising and the music industry. Journalism
Topics include:
Photography Film-based photography
Studying Photography at Chichester Digital photography
Film and video
26 Intelligence plus character - that College will teach you to record,
document, and present examples Career Opportunities: 27
is the goal of true education of everyday life, in ordinary and
extraordinary circumstances. You
Photography
Graphic Design
will also develop your skills in artistic Journalism
Martin Luther King Jr. (USA civil rights leader, 1929-68)
expression, communicating personal
ideas about the world around us.
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Courses
Our Vocational courses are ideal if you have a
passion for a specific career area and want to
develop your knowledge and skills, whilst also
gaining an industry recognised qualification.
These practical courses provide Our Vocational courses give
hands-on learning environments, you all the relevant skills and
which actively encourage personal qualifications you need to move
development and give you valuable directly into a range of exciting
working experience in your chosen job roles and careers, but are also
field; helping to enhance and an excellent route to many top
increase your career opportunities. university degree courses.
Entry Requirements Grade Equivalence
16 (+) years old Extended A-Level
5 GCSE grades 9-4 (A*-C) in English, Diploma Grade Grade
Maths and relevant subjects, or DDD AAA
equivalent DDM AAC
If you do not have GCSE Maths or DMM ACC
English (grades 4/C or higher, or an MMM CCC
equivalent qualification) you will be MMP CCE
required to take GCSEs in these MPP CEE
subjects as part of your programme. PPP EEE
Successful interview with course D=Distinction M=Merit P=Pass
leader or College designated officer
IELTS 5.0 from an approved SELT
Note: If you wish to study a one- Tell me and I’ll forget.
28 test centre, no element below 5
year 90 credit diploma, equivalent
to 3 AS-Levels, please identify this Show me and I may remember. 29
(Government changes may be at the application stage.
applicable) Involve me and I learn
Compulsory supplements and Note: We highly advise you to check
other entry requirements may be the entry requirement of your chosen Benjamin Franklin (USA political theorist, 1705-1790)
applicable as per study are university to ensure progression.
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalLevel 3 Level 1 & 2
Vocational Vocational
Diplomas Diplomas
our Level 3 EU Students ONLY
courses are two Chichester College
year Extended offers a wide range
Diplomas worth of Level 1 and Level 2
the equivalent of VOCATIONAL DIPLOMAS
three A-Levels. They WHICH are available
are highly regarded to EU students only
and recognised by Look out for the 'L1 & L2'
UK universities and symbol (shown above)
employers. to find the courses
available at levels 1 & 2
Qualifications are graded at
Distinction, Merit and Pass. EU students can take courses
A Distinction is the same as in following subjects:
an A at A-Level in terms of Accounting & Business
UCAS points and students will Agriculture
receive three grades at the Cabin Crew
end of the course. Grades are Construction
built up over the two years to Creative Arts
Engineering Manufacturing
build an overall profile.
Technology
Equine
Football Coaching Academy
When educating the minds of Furniture Making
Hair & Beauty
30 our youth, we must not forget to Health & Fitness
Horticulture & Landscape 31
educate their hearts Gardening
Motor Vehicle & Motorcycle
Public & Uniformed Services
Tenzin Gyatso (14th Dalai Lama, born 1935)
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Creative Media Production & Technology
Art, Design & Media Media focussing on creative production has been developed in response
to changes within media industries and university pathways. You will
Artists, producers and designers - whatever area have the opportunity to combine theory and practice in an exciting and
of the creative industry you aspire to be in - we stimulating way, developing yourself as an individual media producer as
have a course for you. Our dynamic learning well as gaining a sound understanding of professional practice within
modern media. Subject areas within this course include the magazine
environments and fully equipped studios will industry, TV advertising, music videos, radio news broadcasting and
inspire you and help you gain all the skills and industry studies.
knowledge you need for your dream career.
Fashion & Textiles
Animation & Computer Illustration Fashion and Textiles is a highly rewarding creative subject to study,
designed for students who are interested in a career within the fashion
This is an exciting course developed to introduce a range of animation and textile industries. The course introduces the processes, concepts
and computer illustration techniques. Through inventive projects you and ideas associated with fashion and textiles. Students will gain skills in
will develop digital and traditional skills that are highly desirable and a wide range of subjects including design, pattern cutting and making,
recognised in the industry. printed textiles, fabric manipulation and surface pattern design and
fashion marketing.
Art & Design
Art and Design will develop your artistic skills and techniques, personality Graphic Design & Photography
and motivations for success in higher education or employment. Art and
Design is an exciting and challenging course which encourages you to The course covers a range of graphic design and photography techniques
explore and evaluate a wide range of art and design practices. and practices. You will be extensively using Adobe software, as well as
working in our fully equipped professional photographic studio. All
projects are industry related and cover publishing, media, branding/
Architecture & Interior marketing, web design and graphic illustration.
Architecture and Interior is for students who wish to follow a career or
higher education in architecture, interior architecture or interior design. Visual Effects & Computer Generated Imagery
The Architecture and Interior programme is designed for those who want
to study spatial design full time. It has been developed specifically to This exhilarating course introduces you to a variety of different visual
support students who wish to develop the fundamental creative, practical effects and computer generated imagery (CGI) techniques used in film,
and theoretical skills required to pursue a career in spatial design and is television, games art and animation. Through innovative teaching and
ideal for those wishing to progress to degree level study. learning, you will discover a wide range of skills and procedures that will
32 enable you to further your education at university or prepare you for a 33
career in this industry.
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Business, Administration Computing & IT
& Law Computing and IT provide a diverse range of
courses to suit all abilities and needs, with
excellent networking and software engineering
There is a convincing argument that in the facilities situated in a purpose built IT CENTRE. There
future everyone will need to have had a business is a high demand for competent IT technicians
education. OUR BUSINESS courses develop in this ever-changing industry AND THE rapidly
your understanding of current techniques developing range of COMPUTER-BASED SECTORS.
and practices used in the world of business
AND PROVIDE EXCELLENT progression to higher
qualifications in business and management.
Business Computing & IT
Business provides the opportunity to study a wide range of business units This qualification for IT and Computing technicians covers the basics
and achieve a recognised, vocationally relevant qualification. As well as of the computing industry. Six modules are completed over 1 year, 4
the study of general business units, there will be the option to specialise mandatory and two optional. Mandatory modules include principles of
in administration, finance, human resources, management or marketing. computer science, fundamentals of computer systems, systems security
and business applications of social media. Optional units include
programming and website design.
Business & Law
This course provides an opportunity to study a wide range of business
and law topics and achieve a nationally recognised qualification. You will Information Technology
study law making, dispute solving and aspects of legal liability, which will Information Technology covers the basics of the computing industry.
provide you with an underpinning knowledge of the legal system. This includes, though is not limited to, programming, website design, 3D
modelling, networking, computer maintenance and business information
systems. Completed over 1 year, there will be an opportunity to extend
the qualifications to a full extended diploma, providing a minimum target
grade that is set at the beginning of the course is achieved.
34 Leadership and learning are To apply, you must have a GCSE or equivalent in a technology-related 35
subject.
indispensable to each other
John F. Kennedy (USA President, 1917-63)
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Engineering Health, Care &
Engineering PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH ALL the skills
and qualifications needed to succeed in the fast-
Childhood Studies
moving technology sector. delivered across both
OF OUR campuses, ENGINEERING IS TAUGHT by HIGHLY Our courses will help you take the first steps on
experienced staff WHO HAVE a wide variety of the ladder towards a career IN THE HEALTH AND
PROFESSIONAL engineering backgrounds. CARE INDUSTRY. Whether your passion is working
with children or in the care sector or you have
ambitions to train in nursing or social work, our
Engineering courses will help you gain the knowledge and
Engineering is an academic-based course designed to give you the skills you need.
necessary knowledge, understanding and abilities that you need for a
career in advanced level engineering. This cutting-edge programme
is exciting and rewarding with a strong vocational focus. It offers you a
superb alternative to studying traditional A-Levels, with progression to
Childcare & Education
university level study in a wide variety of engineering fields. Early Years Educator
Early Years Education and Care will give you experience of a career in the
Mechanical Engineering field of childcare and education in both the statutory and private sectors.
Mechanical Engineering offers an integrated programme involving a It will extend both your knowledge and practical skills. It will also build
Vocational course and a Technical Certificate as the City and Guilds your communication, teamwork and study skills within the vocational
Progression Award. The course offers all the practical skills, supported by framework. It provides you with all the essential knowledge for a childcare
the City and Guilds for the underpinning knowledge. This course can lead career working with children aged from birth to 7 years and practical
to further training, an apprenticeship or straight into employment. experience from birth to 5 years.
Health & Social Care
Health and Social Care offers an engaging programme for those who want
a career in the health or social care sector.
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Learning how to learn is life’s 37
most important skill
Tony Buzan (English Author, born 1942)
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Education breeds confidence. Music
Confidence breeds hope. Our Music courses are VERY lively and
Hope breeds peace exciting, PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK
with professional musicians in well-equipped
Confucius (Chinese philosopher, 551-479BC) REHEARSAL ROOMS AND MUSIC STUDIOS. WE ALSO
HAVE A ‘Roland’ Music Academy WITH MODERN
music technology facilities.
Vocational Courses
Popular Music
Hospitality & Catering Popular Music covers instrumental technique, performance and rehearsal
skills, the music business, studio recording, music technology, aural skills,
composition and music theory. Students work in bands towards regular
Well-trained food service staff, hotel managers performances and in year 2, record and produce their own personal CD.
and chefs are highly sought after. OUR COURSES Weekly lunchtime gigs give students regular performance opportunities
PROVIDE ALL THE SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED and the chance to hear visiting professional bands and artists. All students
TO work in top hotels, restaurants, cruise lines, perform at Chi-Fest, the College’s very own Music Festival.
tourist attractions and events around the world.
Music Production & Creative Sound Design
Hospitality Music Production is a practical hands-on course aimed at introducing
students to the world of music production. Music Production covers
This course prepares you for employment nationally and internationally
a wide range of activities and skills from recording and mixing bands,
in a vast range of hospitality careers. You will have the opportunity to
creating original music using sequencing and sampling, to learning about
participate in visits and residential trips. We adhere to occupational
synthesizers using some of the best hardware synthesizers on the market.
standards within our realistic working environment.
We also cover the music business, composing and music theory to equip
students with the necessary skills for an ever-changing industry.
Professional Cookery, Patisserie
& Confectionary
This is a course designed for those who are looking to further improve
their skills within the patisserie industry and get a nationally recognised
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qualification. On completion of your course you will be able to maintain a
good level of competency while maintaining a safe working environment.
The best teachers show you where
Applicants should have hospitality experience of relevant work in the
catering trade.
to look, but not what to see Anon
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Performing Arts Science
Performing Arts at Chichester has a STRONG These courses are designed to give students
reputation for excellence. FORMER students a good grounding in science and ENABLE
IN ACTING, DANCE AND STAGE MANAGEMENT, have progression to university or EMPLOYMENT. Our
successful careers with roles in productions EXCELLENT facilities include MODERN science
SUCH as Evita, Hollyoaks, Warhorse AND MORE. laboratories with facilities that help develop
practical skills as well as theoretical knowledge.
Acting
The Acting course will develop your current skills and introduce you to new
Applied Science (Biomedical)
areas of drama. The overall emphasis is on learning by doing, developing This course consists of an eclectic mix of science, biology and physiology
a broad and practical understanding of the performing arts. The course disciplines. Within the science department you will develop your scientific
follows a workshop and production based approach, aimed to give you a skills and understanding and apply them in a variety of different settings.
perfect grounding in the whole process of performance and production. You will be taught by a small and dedicated course team who have a range
of specialisms and will work to guide and support you through the many
Dance exciting units covered. In addition to scientific skills, English and maths
skills will be embedded throughout the course.
This course develops the artistic, creative, technical and professional skills
that a dancer needs to fully prepare for a varied and high-level career
in the dance industry. The course includes a range of dance disciplines Forensic & Criminal Investigation
including contemporary, ballet and jazz as well as choreographic, creative,
professional and historical studies. This course consists of an eclectic mix of science and forensic disciplines,
including Crime Scene Management and Forensic Anthropology.
Within the science department you will develop your scientific skills and
Musical Theatre understanding and apply them in a variety of different settings. You will
Musical Theatre is a course designed to give you an insight into the world be taught by a small and dedicated course team who have a range of
of musical theatre training and performance. This is a challenging course specialisms and will work to guide and support you through the many
for students wishing to follow a career path in theatre or entertainment. exciting units covered. In addition to scientific skills, English and maths
skills will be embedded throughout the course.
Production Arts, Stage Management
At the heart of our thriving Performing Arts department is the busy and
40 efficient stage management team. Throughout the year they produce a 41
number of shows and assist in the running and technical management. The
College has its own “Riverside Theatre” but also put on productions at local
theatre venues such as “The King’s Theatre” in Portsmouth, “The Showroom”
at Chichester University and “The Alexandra Theatre” in Bognor Regis.
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Whether you think you can, or Travel & Tourism
think you can’t - you’re right! Chichester College offers a range of travel and
Henry Ford (USA Founder of Ford Motor Co. 1863-1947) tourism courses delivered by highly EXPERIENCED
AND QUALIFIED STAFF. YOU WILL LEARN ALL THE SKILLS
AND KNOWLEDGE NEEDED TO PROGRESS TO FURTHER
TRAINING OR TO START A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN THIS
EXCITING INDUSTRY.
Vocational Courses
Sport & Physical Education Travel & Tourism
Alongside studies of worldwide travel and tourism topics, students also
participate in visits, residential trips and a wide range of vocational
Our Sports Department works with ‘British projects. Due to our many fantastic business links, including British Airways,
Colleges for Sport’ and the FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Virgin, other airlines, cruise ships, hotels and tour operators, students visit
as a ‘football focus’ college - specialising in many organisations. This provides our students with unique experiences
coaching. ALL OUR SPORTS staff have excellent and valuable practical knowledge for careers in this exciting industry. The
excellent facilities include our very own Boeing 737 passenger jet section,
experience AND EXPERTISE . which is perfect for cabin crew and customer service training.
Sport
Have you ever wondered what it takes to become an elite athlete? Have
you ever questioned how athletes mentally and physically prepare for
competition? This course of study will enable you to learn about and apply
theoretical and practical techniques to a range of sporting performers.
The assessments include completing projects and assignments that are
based on realistic workplace situations, activities and demands.
A man’s mind, stretched by new
Sport & Exercise Science
Sport and Exercise Science aims to provide studies in sport that are
ideas, may never return to its
42 directly related to the changing needs of employers in the sport and sport
science industries. As well as learning about the employment area you
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have chosen, you will develop the skills you need to start or progress in a Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
career in a sport-related area.
(USA Supreme Court justice,1841-1935)
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Agriculture
Our Brinsbury Campus Brinsbury campus has its own commercial farm with dairy and beef cattle,
sheep and pigs, all of which are used as the basis for practical teaching.
Brinsbury is our countryside campus and is set in Studying Agriculture will give you the opportunity to be part of an industry
570 acres of stunning agricultural land ON THE worth £17 billion each year in the UK and will teach you all aspects of
farming in the modern world.
EDGE OF THE SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK. BRINSBURY
IS THE BASE FOR ALL OUR LAND-BASED COURSES AND IS
HOME TO A WORKING FARM, ANIMAL CARE CENTRE, Animal Management
BLACKSMITHING FORGE AND STABLES, IN ADDITION TO Studying on this exciting course you will learn about different species and
WIDE AREAS OF BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND. their care and welfare. It is a practical course and is based in our Animal
Care Centre at our Brinsbury campus, which houses a variety of animals
such as tropical and arid reptiles, invertebrates, amphibians and exotic
mammals as well as outdoor animals including llamas, alpacas and goats.
Equine Management
Based at our Equine centre at the Brinsbury campus, the Equine courses
are run by highly experienced and qualified professionals with excellent
industrial and academic backgrounds. Our Equine Team regularly
participate in competitions and help organise and run events such as the
competition arena at the South of England show each summer.
Horticulture
West Sussex is the leading county in Production Horticulture in the UK
- a sector worth £300 million a year. Our Horticulture courses provide all
the essential skills and knowledge for a successful career in this exciting
industry and are taught by experienced and highly skilled staff from the
Horticulture and Arboriculture sectors.
44 A well-educated mind will always 45
have more questions than answers
Helen Keller (USA author, 1880-1968)
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalAccess to Criminology & Forensic Science
Access to This is an intensive course which provides a qualification that is equivalent
to A-Level (Level 3), recognised by universities as sufficient entry to related
degree courses, such as criminology, psychology, sociology and forensic
Higher Education
science courses.
Access to Health Care Professions
Access to Higher Education courses are designed Access to HE Health Studies and Social Care is an intensive course which
for students over the age of 19 and provide a is intended to provide a qualification recognised by universities sufficient
for entry to related degree courses such as social work, nursing, midwifery,
ONE year study programme to gain entry to UK occupational therapy and paramedic science.
universities. The Access course provides adult
students with the equivalent of three full A-Levels
and a full Level 3 qualification, in JUST ONE year. Access to Humanities
Access to HE Humanities is an intensive course which allows you to study
whilst still working or meeting other commitments. It is fully recognised by
universities and other higher education providers as sufficient for entry to
Access to Animal Management related degree courses such as psychology, sociology, English literature,
social work, teaching and many more.
This course will seek to develop you as an independent, confident
individual and will give you the skills required for academic university life.
The course can lead to a wide range of HND or degree courses in Animal Access to Science
Management, Conservation, Animal Welfare / Behaviour.
This intensive 1 year course designed to get you into university to pursue a
course in science, or any affiliated subject. This course will seek to develop
Access to Business Studies you as an independent, confident individual and will look to give you skills
that cover all of academic university life, including: conference presentation,
This is an exciting course that will equip you for business related group and individual presentations, scientific essay writing, UCAS
disciplines at university. You will be able to develop your knowledge and application, personal statement, CV skills and exam/revision techniques.
skills across a broad spectrum of topics ranging from law, marketing,
finance, economics and business. It will also enable you to gain increased
self confidence in your ability to learn and develop academic skills such as Access to Sports Science
essay writing and research.
Access to HE Sports Science is an intensive course designed to prepare
you for academic study at university level and enable you to apply for a
Access to Computing wide range of degree courses. It is an applied academic course with core
46 elements underpinning social-cultural, physiological, psychological and
This computing course has been designed to equip you will all the skills, 47
sports injury aspects.
confidence and abilities required to successfully pursue your goals at
Higher Education level.
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Education
Higher National Certificates
Diplomas and Top-Up Degrees
Higher National Certificates (HNCs) and Higher
National Diplomas (HNDs) are very well established
and highly regarded by UK universities and
employers. AN HNC IS equivalent to THE first
year of an undergraduate degree. the HND IS
equivalent to the second year.
Higher National Diplomas Entry Requirements
and Certificates Entry requirements
for Higher Education
HNDs and HNCs are vocatrionally courses are unique
focussed courses that provide a similar for each course and
level of education to the first and second are subject to change.
years of an honours degree. They are Please check the
highly regarded by universities and individual course
employers and provide you with the details on the UCAS
education, training and confidence website for the very
needed for a professional qualification. latest information.
For more information
Top-Up Degrees please visit:
If you have already completed an HND
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48 and would like to study further, a Top-Up
Degree is an ideal way to turn your
Note: We also highly
advise you to check of schooling, but of the lifelong 49
qualification into a full honours degree.
the entry requirement
of your chosen attempt to acquire it
For more information please visit: university to ensure
www.ucas.com successful progression. Albert Einstein (German theoretical physicist, 1879-1955)
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalAnimal Management HNC HND Creative Sound Design, Film & Gaming HNC HND
This is a higher education course that will extend your knowledge and This course develops a number of the important skills, knowledge and
opportunities. It takes advantage of small class sizes to offer excellent understanding required to succeed in careers in the creative industries.
practical opportunities with a variety of species in our new animal centre. The course gives you the opportunity to take advantage of specialist
audio software to design and create sounds, as well as compose music for
a variety of different situations.
Applied Bioscicences HNC HND
This high level course developes a wide range of skills, knowledge and Engineering Systems HNC HND
understanding needed to succeed in employment in biologically based
industries. Students benefit from a large amount of tutor led class time, This course is made up of 16 modules. The course includes a full range
and practical based workshops, from our friendly and professional staff. of engineering skills and technologies including solid modelling, design,
CAD, project management, electronics and manufacturing.
Business HNC HND
This higher education course covers the concepts and principles of
Equine Management HNC HND
business and management as well as research, problem solving and This course includes a unique range of modules chosen to give learners
presentation skills. The qualification prepares you for employment in the an unrivalled understanding of the equine sports and coaching industry
business sector and will be suitable for learners who have already decided together with the managerial skills necessary to succeed in business.
that they wish to enter this area of work. Learners benefit from our high quality equine facilities, which include a
fantastic range of horses, indoor stabling and equine arena (with training
mirrors and cameras) and outdoor all-weather arenas.
Computing & Systems Development HNC HND
Computing and Systems Development develops a wide range of Hair & Beauty Make-Up Management HNC HND
skills related to modern computing and technology. The emphasis
This course is aimed at dedicated learners who want to move into the
is on implementing computing solutions for the modern computing
creative industries or further training within the beauty industry and are
environment. This means focusing on the internet and intranet
looking for practical training and a nationally recognised qualification.
applications, mobile app development, website design and database
Students will gain advanced technical, management knowledge and skills
management techniques and technologies which include e-commerce
relating to the hairdressing, beauty and make-up based industries.
and cloud computing.
Creative Media & Journalism HNC HND Horticulture and Management HNC
This course is for students aged 18 and over who wish to develop their This challenging course has been designed to provide students with both
professional level skills in media production leading to employment in the the knowledge and technical skills to enter the industry at managerial
media sector or progression onto the final year of a BA (Hons) degree at level. The fantastic horticulture facilities are based at our Brinsbury
50 university. The course has a broad media base that reflects a professional campus in the heart of West Sussex, which is the country’s leading area for 51
working environment, standards and experience. The HND in Creative glasshouse and production horticulture.
Media Production offers you a vocational progression route in to a higher
level study offering an exciting variety of units including: moving image,
journalism and television. KEY HNC = HNC HND = HND = TOP-UP DEGREE
www.chichester.ac.uk/international www.chichester.ac.uk/internationalPerforming Arts (Acting) HNC
This challenging course is ideal if you wish to follow a career in acting.
The purpose of education Emphasis will be given in the first term to prepare for entry to drama
schools. Performance projects are the underlying foundation of the
is to replace an empty mind course. As members of our ‘IntAct’ Theatre Company, you will work within
a schedule that emulates that of a professional company, taking daily
with an open one technique classes and rehearsals.
Malcolm Forbes (USA entrepreneur, 1919-90)
Performing Arts (Dance) HNC
Etch Dance Company forms part of the HNC in Performing Arts (Dance).
As a one-year intensive course it allows you to extend your dance training
further whilst working within the structure and ethos of a professional
dance company.
Hospitality Management HNC HND
This is a great opportunity to study and develop your knowledge, Travel & Tourism Management HNC HND
understanding and skills in this exciting industry. Learners gain a This is an excellent opportunity to both study and develop your
recognised qualification and valuable employability skills to prepare for employability skills in this exciting and diverse industry. Students gain a
their chosen career.The course uses a variety of learning techniques, such nationally recognised and highly regarded qualification through a mix
as lectures, talks from guest speakers and industry professionals, practical of studies, including lectures, guest speakers, seminars, individual study,
training, group work and experiential learning. group work, role play and experiencial learning activities. In addition to
eight core units, there are eight optional units which allow students to
tailor their study pathways towards particular career aspirations.
Musical Theatre HNC
This challenging course is perfect for you, if your ambition is to follow
a career in Musical Theatre. Emphasis will be given in the first term to
preparation for entry to conservatoire/drama schools. Development of
triple threat performance skills. To Apply for
Music Contemporary Jazz HNC HND
HNC / HND Courses and
Jazz studies provides a theory and skills platform for students broadening
their musical horizons and who are aiming to achieve further music
Top-Up Degrees
52 study and pursue an ambition to become a professional jazz and session 53
musician. You will study aural perception, harmony and composition, Please contact our International Admissions team at
improvisation in music, keyboard skills, music in context, music notation
and music performance studies. studyabroad@chichester.ac.uk for advice and guidance
on detailed entry requirements for your chosen course.
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Business Foundation
Many young people have the ambition to go to
a top UK university, to give their education and
career opportunities the best possible advantage.
The International BUSINESS Foundation (IBF) at
Chichester College is an ideal way for students to
gain the qualifications, knowledge and confidence
needed for entry to their dream degree.
This pre-university qualification is
awarded by NCC Education and Entry Requirements
is designed to provide you with Successfully completed
an entry route to UK or overseas secondary education in an
university Business degree. appropriate range of subjects.
A valid score of 4.5 or above in
Alongside the high quality
the International English
business studies, there are
Language Testing System (IELTS)
additional English language
examination from an approved
lessons that are tailored to
SELT test centre.
teach all the relevant technical
terminology used in today’s
EU Students
business world.
Alternatively, EU students can
take the free NCC Education
Together with the College’s
Standard English Placement Test
cosmopolitan mix of UK and
which is administered by our NCC
international students, the
Foundation Programme is the
Education Centres to provide Innovation distinguishes between
evidence of an equivalent level of
54 ideal preparation for degree
study and student life at a UK or
English language. a leader and a follower 55
overseas university. Note: Government changes
might be applicable
Steve Jobs (USA co-founder of Apple Inc. 1955-2011)
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