CCN-International-Prospectus-2018-19

INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019-20 INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 Welcome The decision to study overseas, and choosing which institution to attend, is one of the biggest and most important choices you will ever have to make I am delighted that you have taken the time to read our international prospectus and I am confident that you will find it a useful and informative guide that will help you with your decision A large and diverse college City College Norwich is over 125 years old and one of the largest colleges in the UK; we currently have in excess of 10,000 students from over 90 different nationalities We offer a wide range of course options for international students, ranging from English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses, Access to Higher Education Diplomas and a varied range of Honours Degree programmes We take huge pride in the quality of our teaching, the commitment of our staff and our facilities We have relatively small class sizes to encourage a friendly learning environment, and we aim to provide you with an excellent educational experience which is both academically challenging but also supportive of you as an individual A great place to study Norwich is one of the UK’s most historical cities, with a long tradition of education and learning Norwich possesses a large and diverse student community and a vibrant city centre with a thriving cultural scene, music venues and night life Our Higher Education Centre is located in the heart of Norwich City, with our Ipswich Road Campus also just a short walk away Contact our International Team The College has a dedicated International Team, with many years of expertise in advising and assisting international students, who will be more than happy to assist you with any queries or questions They can be contacted on 01603 773 843 from within the UK, and +44 1603 773 843 from the rest of the world You may also email the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk I wish you a warm welcome to City College Norwich Corrienne Peasgood - Principal #CityCollegeNorwich @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich CONTENTS INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Welcome 3 Why Study with Us? College Life 12 Norwich, The City of Stories 18 Studying in the UK 22 How to Apply and Application Timeline 48 Accommodation 50 Important Information 52 Contact Us 54 WHAT CAN I STUDY? BSc (Hons) Professional Aviation Engineering Practice 26 BA (Hons) Business Management 27 BA (Hons) Childhood Studies 28 BA (Hons) Psychology with Sociology 29 BA (Hons) English & Social Sciences 30 BA (Hons) English 31 BA (Hons) Leadership in the Public Sector 32 BSC (Hons) Applied Sport, Health & Exercise 34 Access to Higher Education Science for Health Practitioners 37 Access to Higher Education Art & Design 38 Access to Higher Education Business Management 39 Access to Higher Education Engineering 40 A Levels 42 (ESOL) English for Speakers of Other Languages 46 Access to Higher Education Diploma 35 Access to Higher Education Humanities & Social Sciences @norwichcollege 36 @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich CAMPUS INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 City College Norwich City College Norwich has an outstanding reputation for providing high quality education and learning experiences for all students You will receive a warm welcome at our College and be part of a vibrant and diverse community Over 10,000 students study with us every year from over 90 different nationalities We are renowned for our unique student experience, which provides our students with experiences and opportunities simply not available anywhere else Industry standard facilities At our College, you will have access to industry standard facilities and get to use top of the range equipment Our Higher Education Centre, Norfolk House, is located right in the heart of Norwich and provides dedicated facilities and resources to support you during your studies On our main campus you’ll find media suites, TV studios, dance spaces, design labs, workshops, hair & beauty salons, working kitchens and a live theatre There are also some great places for you to relax and be entertained including cafés and restaurants and a gym Why study with us? First of all, what amazed me was the environment of study in City College Norwich I studied for a BA (Hons) in Business Management and I found all the teachers very attentive and friendly The size of the classes are relatively small, and as an international student I always received all the information I required from the International Student Adviser The tuition fees are low compared to other universities It is a great college to study at Industry links All of our courses are about helping you progress and taking you to where you want to be Our courses have been developed in partnership with employers and will provide you with the skills and qualifications needed to take your next step in education or to gain employment Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh) BA (Hons) Business Management Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich OUR COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY OVER 10,000 STUDENTS CHOOSE TO STUDY WITH US EVERY YEAR - HERE ARE A FEW: £ LOWER FEES OUTSTANDING SUPPORT THE FEE FOR THE MAJORITY OF OUR DEGREE COURSES IS £11,000 PER YEAR We understand that finances are an important part of the decision to undertake a Higher Education course overseas and have kept our fees as low as we can, without comprising on quality, to make the choice easier for you OUR SMALLER CLASS SIZES AND TUTORIAL GROUPS WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH OUTSTANDING SUPPORT DURING YOUR STUDIES, AS YOU WILL RECEIVE MORE PERSONAL ATTENTION AND GUIDANCE FROM YOUR TUTORS This will ensure that you get the most out of your learning and a greater chance to succeed The College also has a dedicated International Adviser who will initially help you with your course options, application and immigration procedures Thereafter, whilst you are studying in Norwich, they will also take an interest in your welfare; helping you with any course progression information, visa advice, financial matters and any personal issues that you may require assistance with Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich OUR COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 A LONG ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTION INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS HAVE BEEN COMING TO STUDY AT CITY COLLEGE NORWICH FOR OVER 60 YEARS, WITH MANY HUNDREDS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GRADUATING WITH US Accordingly, the College has a strong tradition of welcoming, encouraging and nurturing international students who have come to the UK to further their education We have an expert team of staff who are highly experienced in all aspects of international education, who will be happy to assist you throughout your studies PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA (UEA) CITY COLLEGE NORWICH HAS A LONG ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA (UEA), A UK TOP 20 AND WORLD TOP 150 UNIVERSITY ALL OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION DEGREE PROGRAMMES DELIVERED AT THE COLLEGE ARE VALIDATED BY THE UEA, MEANING THAT THE QUALITY OF THE AWARDS THAT YOU GET IS ASSURED BY A WORLD RENOWNED HIGHER EDUCATION ORGANISATION 10 Our Degree students can also access the following resources at UEA: • Library borrowing • Access to UEA Library Building and facilities, 24/7, 365 days a year • Walk-in access to a range of e-resources • IT account – on request • Library catalogue and help sheets via the internet • Separate internet pages to help City College Norwich HE students find information and resources • Discounted rate for the UEA Sportspark including use of the gym, olympic size pool, an outdoor track and other facilities and programmes Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 11 COLLEGE LIFE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 COLLEGE LIFE CAMPUSES Norfolk House Paston College Our Higher Education Centre, Norfolk House, is located right in the centre of Norwich Norfolk House provides dedicated facilities and resources for Higher Education students to support you during your studies Paston College is our campus located in the town of North Walsham in North Norfolk It lies in close proximity to the tranquil North Norfolk coast and its famous coastal towns Paston offers a range of academic and vocational courses with a strong emphasis on A Level and BTEC qualifications Ipswich Road Campus Our main campus is located just 10 minutes’ walk from Norwich city centre This vibrant campus contains a wide range of outstanding industry standard facilities, including TV studios, design labs, workshops, hair & beauty salons, working kitchens and a live theatre There are also some great places for you to relax and be entertained including cafés, restaurants and a gym NORTH WALSHAM International Aviation Academy Norwich Located next to Norwich International Airport, the brand new International Aviation Academy Norwich provides a world class learning environment for our aviation engineering courses The first of its kind in the world, the Academy includes the Aviation Emulation Zone© where students work on live maintained aircraft 12 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 13 COLLEGE LIFE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 COLLEGE LIFE INFORMATION STORE (LIBRARY) STUDENTS’ UNION The Students’ Union is made up of every student at City College Norwich and is here to support you during your studies Once you enrol, you automatically become a member and have the opportunity to take part in many different activities from band and club nights to representation at Student Parliament Our library provides access to a fantastic range of resources to help you with your course This includes books, use of computers, printers and photocopying Learning Facilitators are also available to provide one-to-one help to support your studies The Students’ Union holds regular events, including the Freshers’ Fair, and allows you to take part in a variety of student groups, societies and associations The Student Union has a position for International Student Representative, for which you will be eligible to stand for election In this role, you will act as an advocate and support for the whole international student body at City College Norwich More information on the City College Norwich Student’s Union can be found at: www.ccnsu.unioncloud.org STUDENT SERVICES Our Student Services team is here to help and provide you with all the assistance you need to make your time at College enjoyable and successful The team offers expert support on careers advice, finance, wellbeing and more They are your first point of contact for any question you may have during your time at College 14 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 15 COLLEGE LIFE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 COLLEGE LIFE LEISURE FACILITIES We understand it’s important to take a break from your studies and relax with friends As a student of our College, you will have use of a wide range of leisure facilities located on our Ipswich Road campus, including: • Cafés and restaurants – Starbucks, Costa Coffee, Debut Café and The Diner • Debut Restaurant – fine dining restaurant run by our Hotel School students • Platform Theatre – live theatre and music performances • Solutions Gym – our on site gym • Solutions Hair & Beauty Salon – offers a range of hair and beauty treatments GRADUATION AT NORWICH CATHEDRAL When you complete your degree, you will have the privilege of attending your graduation ceremony in Norwich Cathedral, a visually and architecturally stunning medieval Norman Cathedral dating from the 11th century The perfect setting for a celebration of all your previous hard work! 16 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 17 NORWICH: THE CITY OF STORIES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 NORWICH: THE CITY OF STORIES Norwich is a fantastic place to study and one of the most vibrant and attractive cities in Europe Norwich was recently ranked the 7th ‘Happiest City to Live In’ within the United Kingdom (9NINE Survey, 2017) and is renowned as an outstanding shopping destination, indeed it is regularly voted in the Top Ten Shopping cities in the UK (the Venuescore surveys.) It is also a hotbed for the arts, culture, music, nightlife and tourism It is also reassuring to know, that Norwich is located in Norfolk, a county with one of the lowest crime rates in the whole of England (Office of National Statistics, 2018) A MEDIEVAL AND HISTORICAL CITY A CITY OF CULTURE Norwich is the most complete medieval city in England Most notably, Norwich has a Norman Cathedral and a 12th Century Castle, as well as an open air market, the largest of its kind in the UK, which has been in its present location since the 11th century Norwich is full of magnificent architecture, with over 1500 historical buildings inside its city walls, ranging from Norman and medieval times, through to the Tudor, Georgian and Victorian periods Although the city’s medieval centre of cobbled streets remains largely intact, there is still space for modern buildings such as the Forum, a stunning piece of contemporary architecture It's glass front overlooks the colourful six day market and reflects the city in all its diversity Norwich was the first city in England to be awarded the accolade of UNESCO City of Literature and has always had a strong literary tradition dating from the medieval era For example, the first known female author published in the English language, the fourteenth century writer Julian of Norwich, lived and worked in the city To this day, Norwich retains a large number of independent bookshops reflective of this rich literary heritage Norwich has a multitude of quirky independent shops, major retailers, two major shopping centres (Castle Mall and INTU Chapelfield) and farmers' market It also has many museums and galleries covering a wide variety of time periods, themes and genres During the twilight hours, Norwich has always been a great place for a night out with stylish café bars, restaurants, pubs and clubs Areas of the city such as Tombland, the Riverside Precinct, St Benedicts Street, Prince of Wales Road and the Norwich Lanes, have numerous entertainment venues, and all offer their own unique environment For the artistically minded, there are numerous cinemas, theatres, concerts, exhibitions and festivals in Norwich Whether you’re into alternative comedy, classical music, top West End musicals or independent films and music, Norwich, with its plethora of arts venues and year long programme of entertainment, will have something for you 18 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 19 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 BA (HONS) CHILDHOOD STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply UCAS COURSE CODE: XL35 UCAS COURSE CODE: C8L3 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 THIS PROGRAMME OFFERS A FULL SET OF SKILLS FOR THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A CAREER, OR ARE ALREADY WORKING, WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE MANY OF THE STUDENTS WHO TAKE THIS PROGRAMME ARE WORKING IN NURSERIES, SCHOOLS OR SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOLS, SUCH AS LEARNING SUPPORT ASSISTANTS THIS COURSE IS RECOGNISED AS AN APPROVED EARLY YEARS EDUCATOR COURSE THE COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS It will enhance practice and facilitate professional progression through the acquisition of transferable skills, such as reflecting in and on practice, working collaboratively and effectively as a team member and conducting research using appropriate tools and methodology You will be able to analyse ethical and professional conflicts that arise and to develop the ability to communicate knowledge and ideas in your own existing or prospective settings A completed approved course at Level or an international equivalent You may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications You will study a variety of different subject areas including professional practice, learning and development in childhood, understanding childhood, pedagogical principles in practice, multi-agency and safeguarding children, health and wellbeing in childhood, supporting additional needs in childhood, contemporary issues in childhood, communication and leadership as well as a Dissertation The programme is taught through group work, tutorials, lectures, seminars, practical based research and guided independent study 28 BA (HONS) PSYCHOLOGY WITH SOCIOLOGY Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk Relevant experience of working with children in the care or education sector is desirable for background information Concepts related to being a reflective practitioner and action research are central to this programme and access to appropriate settings is beneficial throughout ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS The required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) THIS PROGRAMME EXPLORES PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES, CONCEPTS AND CURRENT DEBATES, LINKED TO SOCIAL STRUCTURES SUCH AS FAMILY, CLASS AND ETHNICITY PSYCHOLOGY IS THE SCIENCE OF HOW PEOPLE THINK, FEEL AND BEHAVE IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL INVESTIGATE EMOTIONS, MENTAL HEALTH, RELATIONSHIPS, SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND OPTIMAL FUNCTIONING AND ASK HOW WE CAN APPLY THIS UNDERSTANDING TO IMPROVE PEOPLE’S LIVES THE COMPANION SOCIOLOGY MODULES FOCUS ON HOW SOCIETY FUNCTIONS AND CHANGES THE COURSE On this course, you will acquire knowledge of psychological and sociological theories and approaches, and you will also develop your analytical abilities and techniques for the acquisition, presentation and understanding of data You will normally study three modules (worth 20 credits each) in a semester Teaching will involve lectures, guest speakers, small group sessions or seminars, tutorials, workshops, visits to conferences and field trips The course scheme is based on 20 credit modules, the majority of which are taught over one semester, and a Dissertation module worth 40 credits ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS A minimum of 64 tariff points For UK and some international qualifications, you can self calculate your UCAS tariff at: www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator Alternatively, you may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications We also take into account your reference, motivation and commitment to the course, as well as any projected or actual A Level grades or other qualifications @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 29 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 BA (HONS) ENGLISH & SOCIAL SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply UCAS COURSE CODE: Q3C8 UCAS COURSE CODE: Q320 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 THIS PROGRAMME PROVIDES A GROUNDING IN PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY COMBINED WITH THE STUDY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE THIS COURSE PROVIDES A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS THE SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPONENTS HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO SUIT STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE MORE PEOPLE CENTRED ASPECTS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON MENTAL HEALTH, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, CRIMINOLOGY AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION THE ENGLISH MODULES EXPLORE TEXTS FROM DIFFERENT PERIODS AND DEVELOP SKILLS OF CLOSE CRITICAL ANALYSIS 30 BA (HONS) ENGLISH THE COURSE On this course, you will acquire knowledge of many different texts and literary genres and of psychological and sociological theories, but you will also develop the crucial skills of analysis and argument The structure of the course provides some freedom to choose the module that suits your interests and career aims from the range of english and social science degree modules provided at City College Norwich Teaching will involve lectures, guest speakers, small group sessions or seminars, tutorials, workshops, visits to conferences, theatre and cinema and field trips ENTRY REQUIREMENTS We attract students from varied backgrounds and encourage them to reach their full potential Usually 64 UCAS Tariff points are required however we also take into account your reference, motivation and commitment to the course For UK and some international qualifications, you can self calculate your UCAS tariff at: www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator Alternatively, you may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) THIS PROGRAMME FOCUSES ON ANALYSIS OF WORKS OF LITERATURE AND POPULAR CULTURE FROM DIFFERENT PERIODS THE COURSE WILL ENABLE YOU TO DEVELOP ANALYTICAL SKILLS BY EXPLORING A DIVERSE RANGE OF TEXTS, INCLUDING NOVELS, POEMS, PLAYS, FILMS, IMAGES AND GRAPHIC NOVELS YOU WILL LOOK AT HOW MEANING IS CREATED THROUGH LANGUAGE AND FORM AND AT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TEXTS AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURAL ISSUES THE COURSE On this course, you will acquire knowledge of many different texts and literary genres, and you will also develop crucial skills of close critical analysis and argument Teaching will involve lectures, guest speakers, small group sessions or seminars, tutorials, workshops, visits to historical sites, theatre and cinema trips ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: ENTRY REQUIREMENTS We attract students from varied backgrounds and encourage them to reach their full potential A minimum of 64 tariff points is usually required, however we also take into account your reference, motivation and commitment to the course, as well as your qualifications Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) For UK and some international qualifications, you can self calculate your UCAS tariff at: www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator Alternatively, you may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 31 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 BA (HONS) LEADERSHIP IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply UCAS COURSE CODE: N203 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 THIS PROGRAMME HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE KEEN TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR AS A MANAGER AND SPECIFICALLY AS A LEADER IT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE ACADEMIC AND PRACTICAL SKILLS REQUIRED BY PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT THIS WELL RECOGNISED QUALIFICATION WILL ASSIST YOU IN FINDING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC SECTOR, GOVERNMENT, POLICE AND ARMED FORCES 32 THE COURSE There is an emphasis on employability skills and will enable you to both embed your learning in your future career as well as reflect on work practice in an academic and theoretical context You will cover a diverse range of subject matter including leadership and management, mentoring (both theoretical and practical) and contemporary issues You will also complete a dissertation of a subject specialisation of your choice The course is delivered through a mix of lectures, seminars, practical sessions, tutorials and some self directed specific study ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) Applicants should have a relevant Level Diploma, NVQ Level 3, A Levels or international equivalent We expect you above all to have the commitment and enthusiasm to be successful You may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications and suitability for the course Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 33 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 BSC (HONS) APPLIED SPORT, HEALTH & EXERCISE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA INTERNATIONAL FEE: £11,000 per year HOME FEE: £7,500 per year APPLY VIA UCAS: www.ucas.com/apply UCAS COURSE CODE: C602 UCAS INSTITUTION CODE: N82 IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT, THE SPORT, HEALTH AND FITNESS SECTOR IS ONE OF THE LARGEST, EXCITING AND MOST DIVERSE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM THIS DEGREE IS AIMED AT STUDENTS WHO WORK OR WANT TO WORK IN ONE OF THE MANY AREAS OF THE SPORT, HEALTH AND EXERCISE SCIENCE SECTOR THE COURSE This degree will provide you with a grounding in key areas of sport, coaching, sports development, sports management, performance analysis, sports nutrition, health and fitness, including its physiological, psychological and social aspects This course will give you the essential criteria to successfully access a significant number of higher level jobs in the sector and with graduate course options including, but not limited to, teacher training and masters in physiotherapy The course is delivered through a mixture of workshops, lectures, seminars, practical sessions, tutorials and self-directed study Students are able to customise the focus of much of their degree to their specific area of interest and sports through flexible assignments ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 64 UCAS Points You will also require a specific Level qualification (such as an A Level, Access Course or National/Extended Diploma) in Physical Education or a Science For UK and some international qualifications, you can self calculate your UCAS tariff at: www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator 34 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk Alternatively, you may contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk to check your qualifications ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) OUR ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA, VALIDATED BY THE CAMBRIDGE ACCESS VALIDATING AGENCY (CAVA), IS A QUALIFICATION WHICH PREPARES STUDENTS WITHOUT THE NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS FOR STUDY AT DEGREE LEVEL THEY ARE AN IDEAL ALTERNATIVE TO THE TRADITIONAL METHOD OF UNIVERSITY ENTRY (SUCH AS VIA A LEVELS OR ITS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL EQUIVALENT) AND PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT PREPARATION FOR STUDENTS WHO WISH TO MOVE ON TO HIGHER EDUCATION STUDY ACCESS COURSES ARE AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE AGED 19 AND OVER (AS OF AUGUST 31ST EACH YEAR.) THE COURSE Each Access course is of one year duration and is an intensive full time course (2.5 days a week) They cover the required course specific content to meet the pre-requisites/assumed knowledge for many degree programs You will also be taught study skills to enable you to make the transition to university within a year Our Access to Higher Education Diplomas are suitable for entry to all bachelor Degrees offered at City College Norwich, as well as most degree courses at local institutions such as the University of East Anglia (UEA), the Norwich University of the Arts (NUA), the University of Suffolk and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) They are also widely recognised by many other UK universities The entry requirements for our Access Courses also reflect the standard GCSE requirements for entry into these institutions Access Students who intend to progress to a City College Norwich Bachelor Degree should be aware that you will be required to apply for a new Tier Student Visa for your degree outside of the United Kingdom You therefore will be required to return to your home country for the period between the completion of the Access Course and the commencement of the Bachelor Degree However, we strongly advise that if you are hoping to go on to a degree course at a specific university or college, you should contact the other institution directly to check that the diploma you have chosen is recognised by them, meets any prerequisites and is within an appropriate subject area @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 35 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION: HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION: SCIENCE FOR HEALTH PRACTITIONERS INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 HOME FEE: £3,000 HOME FEE: £3,350 per year APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk THE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA IN HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IS DESIGNED TO PROGRESS STUDENTS TO A VARIETY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY DEGREES INCLUDING ENGLISH, HISTORY, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY, POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES THE COURSE In this course, you will be able to choose three main subjects from the following: • Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies is an interdisciplinary subject that marries together the concerns of English literature, sociology, history, media and film studies • English: This module covers a broad range of literature, varied in style, period and subject matter You will be introduced to the skills of close reading and to the procedures of literary analysis 36 • Government and Politics: This module uses the British political system Study focuses on the nature of political processes and the distribution of power rather than on political institutions The core politics and social ideologies of conservatism, liberalism and socialism and their relation to British politics are also discussed • History: The overall theme for the history component is the social, political and economic consequences of the Reformation • Psychology: Psychology is concerned with the scientific study of human behaviour and experience The psychology module will provide you with a thorough grounding in the different methods and perspectives adopted by psychologists • Sociology: This module focuses upon debates and issues concerning contemporary global society The central theme of society’s inequalities in wealth, power and control between individuals and social groups and institutions runs through the course In addition, you will take units in study skills You will also have an opportunity to study one subject in depth in an independent dissertation Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk This course will be classroom based, and lecturers use a variety of teaching methods in order to prepare students for degree level study ENTRY REQUIREMENTS GCSE English and Maths A*-C/9-4 or international equivalent ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS: We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.5 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) THIS ACCESS PROGRAMME WILL QUALIFY YOU TO STUDY A WIDE RANGE OF NURSING AND OTHER HEALTH-BASED DEGREES INCLUDING PHYSIOTHERAPY, MIDWIFERY, MENTAL HEALTH NURSING, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND PARAMEDIC SCIENCE THE PROGRAMME IS MODULAR AND WILL COVER RELEVANT ASPECTS OF SCIENCE, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL WORK THE COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS There are four units of biology, covering the structure and function of the cell, genetics, biochemistry, growth and development, and evolution/ homeostasis There are two units of chemistry; which cover basic chemical concepts, biochemistry and the relevance of chemistry to human health in the modern world These chemistry units include basic concepts of the nature of matter, laboratory skills and how to manipulate matter in the modern world This is taught from a strongly practical angle and complements the biology units GCSE English and Maths A*-C/ 9-4 or international equivalent Further units in this course will cover human physiology, research skills, introductory maths for science, general science and a range of applied statistical and data handling techniques All are designed to support the science units of the course In Health studies, you will investigate the nature of health and disease and relate to topical health issues ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) The programme is delivered through lectures, demonstrations, presentations, seminars, group work, simulations, case study and self-study @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 37 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION: ART & DESIGN INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 HOME FEE: £3,900 HOME FEE: £3,000 APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk DO YOU ENJOY DRAWING, BEING CREATIVE, THINKING ABOUT THE VISUAL? WOULD YOU LIKE TO EXTEND YOUR IDEAS AND DEVELOP A RANGE OF SKILLS? ARE YOU INTERESTED IN EVENTUALLY STUDYING FOR A DEGREE IN ART AND DESIGN? IF YOU HAVE HAD SOME RECENT INVOLVEMENT WITH ART AND DESIGN, AND ENJOY INDEPENDENT LEARNING THIS COULD BE THE COURSE FOR YOU THE ART AND DESIGN ACCESS COURSE IS PARTICULARLY WELL SUITED FOR PROGRESSION TO SEVERAL DEGREES AT THE NORWICH UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS (NUA) 38 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT THE COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The course is divided into three stages The first stage introduces you to skills and new ways of thinking about observation drawing, painting, textiles, 3-dimensional design, printmaking and an introductory project The project will help you to develop, analyse, evaluate, sustain and resolve your ideas The second stage consists of a thematic and self elected project, which you can develop in any media or direction that you wish in consultation with your tutors The third stage consists of a final major project which gives you the opportunity to design, plan and take much more responsibility for the direction of your work No formal minimum requirements Applicants should be able to show examples of recent work done over the last three years, including drawings, and evidence of your enthusiasm in any other medium All applicants will be interviewed and asked to bring a written review of an exhibition or visual arts programme seen recently You will spend two days a week in our well equipped studios working with enthusiastic and committed tutors, who are all practicing artists, across a range of disciplines You will also study contextual studies which will help prepare you for the theoretical element of all degree courses It will include lectures, discussion groups, essays and practical work Our aim is to help you develop a critical awareness of why you what you rather than just showing you how to something Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS: We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) THIS PROGRAMME GIVES STUDENTS AN INSIGHT ACROSS THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS WITHIN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT IT WILL HELP DEVELOP STUDENT’S SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO APPLY A RANGE OF THEORIES INTO PRACTICE THE COURSE The objectives of the course are to provide a solid background in: • Financial awareness (for individuals and business) • Critical thinking and business Presentation skills • Managing people • Business information technology skills • Accounts • Ethics in business • Management and leadership • Marketing an organisation (customer relationship) Skills will also be developed in written and spoken english, presentation skills, information technology, maths, leadership and job and university applications ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) The programme is delivered through lectures, demonstrations, presentations, seminars, group work, simulations, case study and self study ENTRY REQUIREMENTS GCSE English and Maths A*-C/9-4 or international equivalent @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 39 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION: ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 HOME FEE: £3,900 APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk THE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING AIMS TO GIVE BOTH THE CONFIDENCE AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO EMBARK ON A NEW CAREER DIRECTION THIS ONE YEAR FULL TIME COURSE ASSISTS STUDENTS TOWARD A MOVE INTO THE ENGINEERING SECTOR BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS THE COURSE Some of the engineering areas of progression for Access graduates include aviation engineering, mechanical or electronic/mechatronic engineering, renewable energy, civil engineering, construction, computer sciences, structural engineering, production and manufacturing, automotive, marine and aff shore, building services engineering, design and environmental engineering Units studied within this course include: • HE study skills • Research project • Introduction to engineering mathematics • Electrical/electronic principles, • Mechanical principles, • Selecting and using programmable logic controllers and engineering drawing/CAD, • Materials science, • Further mathematics for engineering ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 Grade or equivalent qualification Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the academic requirements by GCSE or other study For Tier Visa Applicants Only: Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) The programme is delivered through lectures, demonstrations, presentations, seminars, group work, simulations, case study and self study ENTRY REQUIREMENTS GCSE English and Maths A*-C/9-4 or international equivalent 40 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 41 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 A LEVELS COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 per year HOME FEE: Between £1987 & £2583 per subject Overall fee is dependent on subject choice APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk ART FILM STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade C in a GCSE Art-based course GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English, or international equivalent GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and Maths and a grade of in Psychology (if taken at GCSE level), or international equivalent BIOLOGY FURTHER MATHEMATICS GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade in Maths, grade in Biology OR Science OR Additional Science and grade in English, or international equivalent GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in Maths, or international equivalent GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and Maths and a grade of in Business Studies (if taken at GCSE or international equivalent) GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and Maths and a grade of in Geography (if taken at GCSE level), or international equivalent HISTORY OUR SIXTH FORM CENTRE Offers much more than a traditional sixth form You will enjoy unrivalled student experiences, opportunities and support in a mature learning environment that is very different to being in a school setting This is reflected in a passing rate of 99% for our A Level students Being part of the Sixth Form Centre means you will benefit from the experience of dedicated and highly qualified A Level subject specialist teachers, fantastic facilities in which to study and opportunities to further your interests outside of the classroom, through both national and international trips as well as participating in electives and college wide events A Levels are studied for two years in total and students generally make a selection of three subjects ENTRY REQUIREMENTS GCSEs with grades of between A-C/9-4 including English Entry requirements vary between subjects ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS We require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: • IELTS (SELT): 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) • Or GCSE English A*-C/9-4 or equivalent qualification For Tier Visa Applicants Only Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) CHEMISTRY GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English, a grade of in Maths, grade in Science AND Additional Science OR Chemistry, or international equivalent COMPUTER SCIENCE GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and between 9-6 in Maths, or international equivalent DRAMA & THEATRE STUDIES GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in Drama (if taken at GCSE level), or international equivalent ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 or international equivalent GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English Language and English Literature, or international equivalent Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in History (if taken at GCSE level), or international equivalent MATHEMATICS GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in Maths, or international equivalent MEDIA STUDIES GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in Media Studies (if taken at GCSE level), or international equivalent RELIGIOUS STUDIES GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in Religious Studies/Philosophy and Ethics (if undertaken at GCSE level), or international equivalent SOCIOLOGY GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and a grade of in Sociology (if undertaken at GCSE level), or international equivalent TEXTILES GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and in an art based subject (such as Art, Graphics, Photography, Textiles) OR a suitable portfolio of work, or international equivalent PHOTOGRAPHY GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English and in an art based subject (such as Art, Graphics, Photography, Textiles) OR a suitable portfolio of work, or international equivalent PHYSICS ENGLISH LITERATURE 42 GCSEs at grades A-C/9-4 including a grade of in English, or international equivalent GEOGRAPHY BUSINESS CITY COLLEGE NORWICH IS HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST SIXTH FORMS IN NORFOLK EVERY YEAR HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS CHOOSE TO STUDY FOR THEIR A LEVELS HERE INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS THIS WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A SCHOOLING QUALIFICATION RECOGNISED AROUND THE WORLD AND WHICH WILL ENABLE YOU TO DIRECTLY ENTER UNIVERSITY AFTER COMPLETION POLITICS GCSEs at grades A-C/9-5 including a grade of in English, a grade of in Mathematics AND Science and Additional Science OR Physics, or international equivalent @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 43 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 A LEVELS AT PASTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL FEE: £7,540 per year HOME FEE: Between £1,987 & £2,583 per subject Overall fee is dependent on subject choice INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS MAY ALSO CHOOSE TO STUDY FOR THEIR A LEVELS AT PASTON COLLEGE, LOCATED IN NORTH WALSHAM A LEVELS ARE STUDIED FOR TWO YEARS IN TOTAL AND STUDENTS GENERALLY MAKE A SELECTION OF THREE SUBJECTS WE OFFER EXPERT TEACHING, GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT TO HELP ENSURE OUR STUDENTS ACHIEVE THEIR ASPIRATIONS WHATEVER YOUR JOURNEY, PASTON COLLEGE CAN HELP BRING YOU ONE STEP CLOSER TO ACHIEVING YOUR ASPIRATIONS 44 BIOLOGY FINE ART MEDIA STUDIES GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC with minimum grade of 6/B in GCSE Biology or Additional Science and 5/ high C or low B in GCSE maths, or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS STUDIES GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent FURTHER MATHEMATICS PHYSICS GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC, with a minimum grade of 8/high A or low A* in GCSE Maths, or international equivalent Further maths must be taken in combination with A Level Maths GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC, with a minimum grade of 6/B in GCSE Physics or Additional Science and 6/B in GCSE maths, or international equivalent CHEMISTRY APPLY DIRECTLY: www.paston.ac.uk PASTON COLLEGE IS AN INSPIRATIONAL PLACE TO STUDY OUR COLLEGE HAS A STRONG HISTORY OF HIGH ACHIEVEMENT WHICH SEES OUR STUDENTS PROGRESS ON TO UNIVERSITY, EMPLOYMENT AND APPRENTICESHIPS COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS EXCELLENT RESULTS Paston College has a long tradition of outstanding results Our students consistently well on their A Level programmes This is the result of our specialist teaching staff who are passionate about their subjects and work hard to motivate and inspire students OUTSTANDING PROGRESSION Our students progress to outstanding destinations The majority of students progress to university, with around 25% of those who apply being accepted at some of the country’s leading universities including Oxford and Cambridge A number of students also progress to high quality apprenticeships and jobs A FRIENDLY, SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC with minimum grade of 6/B in GCSE Chemistry or Additional Science 5/ high C or low B in GCSE maths, or international equivalent GEOGRAPHY DRAMA & THEATRE STUDIES GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent completed GCSE subjects with a minimum grade profile of 66444/ BBCCC or international equivalent GRAPHICS ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent HISTORY OF ART ENGLISH LITERATURE GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent HISTORY For Tier Visa Applicants Only: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE completed GCSE subjects with a minimum grade profile of 66444/ BBCCC or international equivalent Please note that you will still need to sit for a SELT for the issuance of a Tier Visa even if you meet the English requirements by GCSE or other study (unless you are a university graduate or national of one of the English speaking countries listed on page 23.) GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent LAW FILM STUDIES GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent MATHEMATICS We pride ourselves on the welcoming and friendly atmosphere offered at Paston College Students are treated like adults and experience independence whilst also being given access to a wide range of help and support including specialist support for university, apprenticeship and job applications This helps ensure that you succeed and achieve your aspirations POLITICS GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION completed GCSE subjects with a minimum grade profile of 66444/ BBCCC or international equivalent PSYCHOLOGY GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent SOCIOLOGY GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent TEXTILES GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC or international equivalent GCSEs with a minimum grade profile of 66444/BBCCC, with a minimum grade of 6/B in GCSE maths, or international equivalent Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 45 COURSES INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 (ESOL) PART-TIME ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES INTERNATIONAL FEE: £1,919 HOME FEE: £466 APPLY DIRECTLY: www.ccn.ac.uk A PART TIME ENGLISH COURSE FOR STUDENTS OVER 19 TO IMPROVE YOUR READING, WRITING, SPEAKING AND LISTENING SKILLS 46 THE COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS This ESOL course is available at six levels: • Pre-Entry • Entry Level • Entry Level • Entry Level • Level • Level There are no formal requirements You will attend an interview and undertake an initial assessment which will decide the English level suitable to you This can be done via Skype if you are overseas The classes develop your skills in speaking, listening, reading, writing & grammar We will cover a range of subjects to develop your vocabulary Classes are available daytime and evening, and are held on a single day for approximately hours a week Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk SHORT-TERM STUDY VISA Our part time ESOL course is an eligible program for the issuance of the short term Study Visa This visa can be issued for up to 11 months for an English Language Course studied at an approved Tier sponsor in the UK See www.gov.uk/study-visit-visa for more details @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 47 HOW TO APPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 HOW TO APPLY & APPLICATION TIMELINE IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU DO NOT MAKE ANY FINAL PREPARATIONS TO TRAVEL TO THE UK UNTIL AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN GRANTED A VISA BY THE UKVI TO STUDY IN THE UK THIS INCLUDES BOOKING FLIGHTS OR ACCOMMODATION, OR RESIGNING FROM ANY EMPLOYMENT OR STUDY YOU MAY BE UNDERTAKING IN YOUR HOME OR ANOTHER COUNTRY SHORT TERM STUDY VISA Part Time ESOL Applications C  ontact the International Team for course information, and a preliminary assessment You may be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage If your preliminary assessment is successful, you will be asked to make a formal application by the International Team An interview with an ESOL teacher will be arranged via Skype (if you are overseas) or on campus Your outcome will be informed to you by the International Team via email, including notification of your English learning level The International Team will request any final required documentation (usually relating to your financial and immigration obligations.) The College will decide at this stage whether to support you for a ShortTerm student visa If the College does agree, a formal written offer of admission will be sent to you by the International Team 48 Accept the written offer, along with payment of the required fees and all documents requested by the International Team A formal letter of support for a ShortTerm Study Visa will be provided to you This is used to apply for your ShortTerm Study Visa Apply for your Short-Term Study Visa Once your visa has been granted, you can safely make your arrangements to come to Norwich and commence your studies Congratulations! TIER VISA TIER VISA Bachelor Degree Access and A Level Applications You should first contact the International Team for any course information, entry requirements, immigration information and a preliminary assessment You will be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage Contact the International Team for any course information, entry requirements, immigration information and a preliminary assessment You will be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage If your preliminary assessment is successful, you will be asked to make a formal application by the International Team Formal application via the UCAS Website at www.ucas.com The required UCAS course code is listed for each degree in this prospectus The application will be assessed by both the International Team and the relevant Academic staff This may include an interview (which can be arranged via Skype if you are outside of the UK.) A conditional approval may be given at this stage This outcome will be informed to you both via your UCAS application and the International Team by email If you have been made an offer, accept this on UCAS 5.The International Team will request any final required documentation (at this stage the documents for the financial requirements for a Tier visa will be requested.) The International Team will decide at this stage whether to sponsor you for a Tier student visa If the College does agree, a formal written offer of admission will be sent to you by the International Team Accept the written offer, along with payment of the required fees A general outline of what you can expect to happen is given here Remember however that you will be guided, supported and instructed by our International Team throughout your application and admission process You can contact them at international@ccn.ac.uk or on +44 (0) 1603 773 483 at any stage of your application for assistance Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk A Confirmation of Acceptance of Study (CAS) for your student visa will be sent to you by the International Team, along with visa application instructions The application will be assessed by both the International Team and the relevant academic staff This may include an interview (which can be arranged via Skype if you are outside of the UK.) A conditional approval may be given at this stage Your outcome will be informed to you by the International Team via email The International Team will request any final required documentation (at this stage the documents for the financial requirements for a Tier visa will be requested.) The College will decide at this stage whether to sponsor you for a Tier student visa If the College does agree, a formal written offer of admission will be sent to you by the International Team Accept the written offer, along with payment of the required fees A Confirmation of Acceptance of Study (CAS) for your student visa will be sent to you by the International Team, along with visa application instructions Apply for your Tier Student Visa Once your visa has been granted, you can safely make your arrangements to come to Norwich and commence Apply for your Tier Student Visa 10 Once your visa has been granted, you can safely make your arrangements to come to Norwich and commence your studies Congratulations! @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 49 ACCOMMODATION INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 ACCOMMODATION CITY COLLEGE NORWICH DOES NOT HAVE ANY ON SITE ACCOMMODATION, HOWEVER OUR LONG ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA (UEA), WILL ALLOW YOU TO BENEFIT FROM THEIR STUDENT ACCOMMODATION SERVICE THIS SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ON A TIER STUDENT VISA Once we have received your deposit, you will be able to access Home Run, managed by the Union of UEA students Home Run is dedicated to helping you find suitable accommodation in Norwich 50 and provides an online property search service as well as a message board to find housemates Established for 15 years, all properties advertised on their website meet their minimum standards policy This is a free service Home Run has the largest listing of student housing in the region and are recommended by the University of East Anglia Please note that in order to access the property search service and message board you will need to have a student account, details of which can be provided once City College Norwich has received a deposit Alternatively, please contact the International Team at international@ccn.ac.uk or +44 (0) 1603 773 483 who will be able to offer some alternative suggestions for finding accommodation in Norwich Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 51 IMPORTANT INFORMATION INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS 2019 - 20 IMPORTANT INFORMATION USEFUL WEBSITE LINKS: UK VISA & IMMIGRATION (PART OF THE HOME OFFICE) For information about your student visa General Information: www.gov.uk/government/ organisations/uk-visas-andimmigration BRITISH COUNCIL Information about studying in the UK www.britishcouncil.org VISIT NORWICH Visitors Information and Guide to Norwich and Norfolk www.visitnorwich.co.uk Tier Information: www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa Short-Term Study Visa Information: www.gov.uk/study-visit-visa NATIONAL UNION OF STUDENTS (NUS) Representative Body for all Students in the UK www.nus.org.uk/en/who-we-are/ how-we-work/international-students UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES ADMISSION SERVICE (UCAS) For applications to degree study and relevant information www.ucas.ac.uk ENDSLEIGH INSURANCE UNITED KINGDOM COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AFFAIRS (UKCISA) For Information Relating to Insurance in the UK Endsleigh is the only insurance company endorsed by the National Union of Students (NUS) www.endsleigh.co.uk For Information and advice about studying in the UK www.ukcisa.org.uk 52 Why study with us? Choosing to study at City College Norwich was one of the best decisions I ever made, and being offered a place was bliss Although I had other opportunities, undertaking study in Engineering at CCN has certainly changed my life for the best The course delivery was outstanding and all the tutors were very supportive and friendly Being an international student who has travelled 6500 miles away from home to start a career was challenging, but CCN have made me feel comfortable since the very start of my course Darween Ramasamy (Mauritius) Access to Higher Education Diploma - Engineering Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk @norwichcollege @citycollegenorwich citycollegenorwich 53 CONTACT US CONTACT US Visit: www.ccn.ac.uk/courses/international-students Telephone: +44 (0) 1603 773 483 Email: international@ccn.ac.uk Write: International Team, The Advice Shop City College Norwich Ipswich Road Norwich United Kingdom NR2 2LJ Facebook: CityCollegeNorwichInternational Twitter: @InternationlCCN IMPORTANT NOTICE Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that all the information contained in this prospectus is accurate at the time of going to press, (June 2018), changes to programmes, fees, fee policy or other matters may be necessary The College can accept no liability for any loss or inconvenience which may arise from any such changes, or from any inaccuracies which may be contained within this publication The College reserves the right to alter, to close or not to run programmes/classes as deemed necessary on grounds of operational constraints, financial viability or any other reason We will notify applicants of any cancellations at the earliest reasonable opportunity 54 Find out more at: ccn.ac.uk 55 International Prospectus City College Norwich Ipswich Road Norwich NR2 2LJ t: +44 (0)1603 773311 e: information@ccn.ac.uk www.ccn.ac.uk 56