Which Level Course?


 All levels require a satisfactory interview and school reference  Applicants will be screened for literacy and numeracy at interview  For some courses you will be asked to attend a taster session or audition  Each application will be assessed on an individual basis


EL Entry Level Courses


Entry requirements No formal qualifications. You will be screened for literacy and numeracy at interview if applicable.


What will you study?


Students will study a range of skills covering personal and social development and employability skills. You will also study Maths, English and ICT units.


L1


Level One Courses Entry requirements


4 GCSEs grades E – G including English Language or equivalent. Screening for literacy and numeracy to achieve a minimum of Entry Level 3.


What will you study?


Level 1 courses teach basic knowledge, understanding and skills in a chosen subject area.


L2


Level Two Courses Entry requirements


4 GCSEs grades D and above including English Language or equivalent. Pass at an appropriate Level 1 programme and working towards Level 2 Literacy. Some courses may have additional entry requirements.


What will you study? Level 2 qualifications recognise the ability to gain a good knowledge and understanding of a subject area. Learning at this level involves building knowledge and/or skills in a chosen subject area and is appropriate for many job roles.


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