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Whether you are looking for something that is
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just for fun or to stimulate the brain, Boston
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College may just have the thing for you. We now
offer a range of bite size courses that aim to
give you enjoyment as well as that all important
learning experience.
With a wide range of courses available, there
is surely something that is going to interest
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you. Courses are run on demand so if there is
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something that you would particularly enjoy, get
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in touch!
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For more information on the courses SkillS
available to you locally please call digiTal
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Employers have been heard, and through the Learning
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and Skills Council (LSC) Boston College has been able to
introduce a new range of subjects that combine practical and
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theoretical learning for those aged between 14-19 years.
Due to demand for particular subjects we have introduced the following:
• Construction and Built Environment
• Society, Health and Development
• Creative Arts and Media
• Engineering
One of these diplomas could give you the skills you need for university,
training or work, and is the first step towards a future career in your
If you require
chosen sector.
specific information
for Boston College
For further information on the Diploma Qualification
please contact the
visit www.direct.gov.uk/diplomas
Information Line.
20 www.boston.ac.uk Call: 01205 313 218
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