14–16 NEWHAM BOROUGH-WIDE COURSES
...preparing for the real world of work
HOSPITALITY
CREATIVE & MEDIA HAIR &
BEAUTY HOSPITALITY : what you could do...
If you choose to study a Newham Borough-Wide Course (NBWC), you will come out of school for one day a week to study qualifications related to the employment sector you are interested in. Newham Borough-Wide Courses are available to study in a number of employment sectors, outlined here.
For more details about Newham Borough-Wide Courses and to get an application form, see your school options booklet or Head of Year.
Professional Chef skills Catering Services
Event Management Leisure and Tourism Industry
Hotel Management
“I’ve learnt about what it takes to be successful in the Hospitality and Catering industry and I’ve gained experience which will help me get a good job starting off in the industry.”
NBWC Student, Royal Docks School
HAIR & BEAUTY : what you could do...
“Using real equipment and being able to experience a
real life working environment means I will be better
prepared when I go for a job after college.”
Sharlotte, Cumberland School
Make Up Artistry Nail Art
CREATIVE & MEDIA : what you could do...
Photography Music
Art Fashion
Radio, TV & Film Production Graphic Design
Beauty Therapy
Salon Operation & Management Sales and Marketing
“The course has given me a clear vision of what I want to do in the future – run a business in the H&B industry.”
Sultana, Eastlea Community School
Creative & Media students practice their stilt walking before their big performance at Stratford Circus.
Social Media
“We got to make our own radio show, in a professional recording studio. I would like to be a professional music artist in the future.”
APE Media, Ashley Eleanor Smith School
Acting
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