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Goole College
PART-TIME
PROSPECTUS
2018/19
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Content
Welcome 5
Student Support 6-7
How Do I Apply? 8-9
Advanced Learner Loan 10
Opportunities at Goole 11
Core Subjects 12
Health & Care 13
Access to Higher Education 13
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Welcome.
Thank you for picking up our part-
time prospectus and for considering
Goole College for your studies.
Goole College has a variety of courses for you
to choose from which are all suitable for a wide
range of learners. So, whether you’re looking
to boost your CV, get back into employment or
simply to meet new people and gain new skills,
we are sure to have a course to suit you.
If you choose to study with us you will be taught
by experienced and skilled tutors and have access
to our dedicated support services, including
funding support, counselling and careers advice
and guidance to support you and your future
aspirations. I look forward to welcoming you to
our college and being part of our family.
Caron Wright
Principal, Goole College
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STUDENT SUPPORT Equality & Diversity The Group expects all staff, students
Goole college is committed to a policy and visitors and on site contractors/
Enrol Now, Pay Later Financial Help of equal opportunities for all and temporary staff to do the same. We
If you enrol before the 16th August you If you are studying on a part-time to providing an environment that strive to achieve excellence with our
will not need to pay anything at the time course you may be eligible for help promotes equality for all and celebrates diverse student community and our
of enrolment. Your deposit will be taken towards the cost of your course from its diverse community. We value own staff, recognising that people have
on 4th September automatically and the Learner Support Fund or the everyone equally and do not treat different needs, culture, experience and
then any future instalments will be taken Advanced Learner Loan. Application anyone less favourably on the basis expectations. We expect and encourage
either weekly, monthly or termly. This forms are available from the College of gender, disability, race/ethnicity, staff and students to work together to
can be done via Direct Debit or Credit/ reception and our Student Finance sexual orientation, age, religion/ overcome all forms of discrimination
Debit card payment plan. Team are available to provide further faith/belief, gender reassignment, and harassment. Through our shared
In order for instalments to be an information and advice. You can pregnancy/maternity or marriage or Group values every individual is
option the course cost has to be over telephone the team on: (01482) 598942. civil partnership status. These are the respected as of right and this should
£100 and running for 10 weeks or more. The support funds are means tested, protected characteristics as defined in always be reflected in our language,
eligibility criteria may apply and an the Equality Act 2010. behaviours and actions.
early application is advised.
OPEN EVENTS No Fees to Pay
2018/19 If you are aged 19+ you may not have to Student Support
pay fees on funded Further Education A wide range of additional student support is available, including:
Sat 13th Oct 2018 10am-2pm courses if you meet certain criteria.
• Support for literacy, numeracy and study skills to help students successfully
Wed 7 Nov 2018
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5pm-7pm complete their course
Wed 5th Dec 2018 5pm-7pm For more information • A Learning Resource Centre providing a wide range of resources, including
regarding course fees computer and internet access as well as reading materials
Wed 23rd Jan 2019 5pm-7pm
and to see if you qualify • A student welfare and counselling service to support you
Thur 21st Mar 2019 5pm-7pm for a fee waiver please
call 01482 598744 • The SEND Additional Support team offer educational support to students to
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May 2019 5pm-7pm remove barriers to learning whilst encouraging independence
Sat 15th June 2019 10am-2pm
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How
PICK YOUR COURSE
Look through this prospectus or our website and find the course(s) for you.
do I apply
NOT SURE YOU’VE MADE
WHAT TO DO? YOUR CHOICE
Contact our Course Information Team Great, if the course you’ve
for some advice on (01405) 762420, chosen states you need an interview
email gooleinfo@hull-college.ac.uk or then you need to complete an
for my
visit one of our Open Events to speak application form. you can do this
to our friendly tutors online at www.goole-college.ac.uk
WHAT NEXT?
Depending on the course, you may be invited to; An interview, Take a literacy or numeracy test OR
part-time
A meet and greet to find out who else will be on your course. If any of the above is relevant to your
course choice we’ll be in touch to arrange a suitable date and time.
ENROLMENT
courses.
You can enrol in person at Goole College, Boothferry Road.
ENROLMENT DATES
Enrol from Sat 9th June - 10am - 2pm
Then: Mon-Thu 8.30am - 4.30pm, Fri 8.30am - 4pm
Look out for extended enrolment opening hours from w/c 3 September
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ADVANCED CHANGING FUTURES
LEARNER LOAN WITH GOOLE COLLEGE
AND JOBCENTRE PLUS
If you’re 19 or older, you can apply for
the Advanced Learner Loan to help 100’s of jobseekers visit Goole College
with the costs of a College course. to discover their new career at the 4th
annual Changing Futures Event.
Loans are available to help you with the costs of studying a
qualification from Level 3 up to Level 6. This does not affect
your legal entitlement to full funding for your course
if you are aged 19 to 23 and do not already hold a full
Level 3 qualification or above. However, the course or
qualification you wish to study must be listed by the ESFA GREEN TEAM HELPS
as eligible for full funding entitlement. Those who already
hold a Level 3 qualification or above and all those aged 24
VOLUNTEERS GROW
and over will need to either self-fund or apply for a loan. WITH GOOLE COLLEGE
You can apply for a loan to pay the tuition fees towards Goole College helps volunteers
your course, which will be paid directly to the college on
your behalf.
achieve City & Guilds qualification in
partnership with The Green Team.
Unlike a bank loan, your monthly repayment will be based
in your income and repayments will then only start once
you are earning over £21,000 per year. Repayments
start at as little as £7 per month (based on an income of
£22,000 per year before tax) meaning that this is a great
way to access courses that previously, for financial reasons, BBC VISITS GOOLE COLLEGE
may have been out of your reach. BBC Radio picks Goole College as
live broadcast location to promote
Apply online or download an application form
the excellent opportunities for Adult
www.gov.uk/advanced-learner-loan
Learners in the region.
These are just some of the exciting opportunities
at Goole College and you can see more by visiting
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CORE SUBJECTS HEALTH & CARE
Course Name & Code Days Duration Start Date(s) Times Interview Course Name & Code Days Duration Start Date(s) Times Interview
(weeks) (weeks)
ENGLISH & MATHS HEALTH & CARE
GPEMTHS1-1 GPESTL21-1CCL21
GCSE Mathematics Wed 32 05/09/18 6pm-9pm Y CACHE Level 2 Certificate
Package in Supporting Teaching & Wed 35 05/09/18 6pm-9pm Y
Learning in Schools
GPEGENG1-1GEL21
Wed 32 05/09/18 6pm-9pm Y
GCSE English GPESTL21-1CCL21 (ONLINE)
GPEEMWS1-1
CACHE Level 3 Diploma 5:30pm-6pm
English & Maths in Specialist Support for Wed 35 05/09/18 plus online Y
Wed 30 05/09/18 6pm-8pm N
Workshop Teaching and Learning learning
in Schools
GPEEMWS1-S
GPESTL31-1CCL31 (ONLINE)
English & Maths Wed 15 09/01/19 6pm-8pm N 5:30pm-6pm
CACHE Level 3 Certificate
Workshop Wed 35 05/09/18 plus online Y
in Supporting Teaching &
GPEESOL1-1 Learning in Schools (QCF) learning
English for speakers of Wed 35 05/09/18 6pm-9pm Y
other languages (ESOL) GPESTL31-1CCL31 (ONLINE)
Level 3 NEBOSH National
GPEESOL1-S General Certificate in Var 14 Var Var Y
English for speakers of Wed 20 09/01/19 6pm-9pm Y Occupational Health
other languages (ESOL) and Safety
FOUNDATION STUDIES
GFMPATJ1-1
ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION
Pathway - Entry 3 Mon - Wed 20 07/01/19 TBC Y
/Level 1 - January Start An Access to Higher Education (Health and Science) course at Goole College can provide you with an entry
qualification valued by universities if you do not hold traditional A Levels. Assessment of work is varied,
including exams, essays, debates and presentations, all of which prepare you for the experience that you can
expect when you progress to a degree at Goole College or elsewhere. Within the College there is a strong
community of Access students, who all support one another to ensure that you can succeed on our course.
For more information on entry requirements and fees please visit www.goole-college.ac.uk/access
For information on all courses visit www.goole-college.ac.uk If your chosen course requires an interview, you’ll need
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or contact gooleinfo@hull-college.ac.uk to complete an application form at www.goole-college.ac.uk£5 off
Goole College has taken reasonable care to ensure that the information contained in this prospectus is correct at the time of going
to press. Prospective students should be aware that it is sometimes necessary to cancel or modify courses prior to commencement
due to low enrolment or funding changes, including (but not limited to) course content, dates, times, fees and entry requirements.
W I TH THI S Prospective students should confirm all details with our Course Information Team prior to enrolment and commencement on a
course or entering into any other financial commitment.
VO UCHER You may also request a copy of the Goole College Fee Policy 2018/2019. If a student or prospective student has outstanding fees from
a previous course, enrolment will be refused.
If a course is cancelled by the college prior to commencement, Goole College will use reasonable endeavours to offer a suitable
alternative course. If a student does not wish to accept, or Goole College is not able to offer an alternative course, the student will
be entitled to withdraw and may receive an appropriate refund. Where a student is unable to continue, refunds will be made only
Name: DOB: in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the college. All requests for refunds should be submitted in writing. Goole
College shall not have any further liability.
Address:
Postcode:
Email:
*One voucher per customer. Voucher can be used for one treatment only. You must be over 16 to use. Valid until 31st July 2019
To make an appointment, please call 01482 312131
14 15Goole College
Boothferry Road,
Goole, DN14 6SR
For information on all courses visit www.goole-college.ac.uk
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