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N O RTH GL A S GOW COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2010/11
Scottish Wider Access Programme – SWAP
The Scottish Wider Access Programme (SWAP) offers you the chance to gain a place in a University after one year of study at this college.
Access is all about going forward, forward to college, forward to university. That could also mean going forward to an exciting new career.
Access takes you places! Whether you are considering a career change, have been made redundant, or would just like to catch up where you left off at school, then Access could be
made for you. You do not need any formal qualifications.
Access courses are specially designed for those adults who have not completed a formal education. Selection is by informal interview and courses are based on SQA units, nationally recognised qualifications based on continuous assessment. That means that there are no exams to worry about!
All Access wants is your enthusiasm, energy and commitment. Spend 36 weeks at North Glasgow College on any of the listed Access Courses available and on the successful completion of your studies you will be guaranteed a place in higher education.
ACCESS TO NURSING: Page 56
Nursing in the areas of Midwifery | Children | Learning Disability | Mental Health and Adults.
ACCESS TO HEALTH: Page 56
Nursing, ODP, Biomedical Science and other professions allied to medicine.
ACCESS TO CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGICAL STUDIES: Page 56
Primary and Secondary Teaching | Risk Management | Pharmacology | Food Bioscience | Forensic Investigation | Microbiology | Cell and Molecular Biology | Human Biology | Psychology | Animal Science | Agricultural Science | Marine Biology, Zoology – to name but a few.
ACCESS TO MATHS AND COMPUTING:
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IT | Business and Mathematics.
ACCESS TO ENGINEERING: Page 41
Access to Humanities: Primary and Secondary Teaching | Business | Media | Tourism | Social Science | Social Work | Literature | History | Journalism | Law | Politics | Philosophy | Psychology and more.
Don’t delay, apply today!
Accommodation
Although North Glasgow College does not
have its own student accommodation you will be given details of a variety of local providers of student accommodation. Glasgow has a vast student population and accommodation is at a premium so you are advised to make arrangements as soon as you have been offered a place at college.
Restaurant
The Point Restaurant is situated on the ground floor overlooking the patio area, the landscaped garden and walkways. The restaurant accommodates up to 350 individuals and offers a top quality style service with food freshly prepared on the premises.
There is a vast selection with a daily service including breakfast, main meals, an extensive health bar, speciality dishes, vegetarian choices and snacks from our extensive menu.
How to Apply
To apply for any of the full-time programmes in this prospectus, simply complete the application form attached inside the back cover and return it to the address provided at the bottom of the form.
You may also apply online by visiting our website at
www.northglasgowcollege.ac.uk
On receipt of your application you will be contacted and invited to come to the College for an informal interview. After the interview we will write to you either confirming your place on your choice of programme or offer an alternative or advise on your progression.
To apply for a place on any of the SVQ level courses please contact the College.
If you are unsure which programme best suits your requirements you can speak to our Information Officer by telephoning 0141 558 9001.
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