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	City and Islington College
Main Site: Marlborough Building 383 Holloway Road London N7 0RN Fax: 020 7700 9222 Web site: www.candi.ac.uk Centre for Lifelong Learning Finsbury Park 28-42 Blackstock Road London N4 2DG Centre for Business, Arts and Technology 444 Camden Road London N7 0SP Centre for Applied Sciences 311-321 Goswell Road London EC1V 7DD Course information: Tel: 020 7700 9200 Email: courseinfo@candi.ac.uk	City and Islington College has set a standard for success as one of the country’s largest and most successful providers of further education. Every year more than 3,500 young people and 10,000 adults successfully learn with us, enabling them to go on to further studies and employment. We offer an exceptionally wide range of courses at all levels from basic skills through to higher education. Our achievements include; an outstanding grade across every measure by Ofsted (June 2008); five award winning specialist centres across north London, Beacon status by the Learning and Skills Council; and the only Further Education College in the country to twice win the Queen’s Anniversary Prize. All staff in the College support teaching and learning, directly or indirectly, and with that comes a great sense of pride when students achieve the qualifications that will change their lives. We work closely with local employers, and have very strong links with universities to open up higher education to all students, with the number of students progressing to university improving each year. General information Pre-Access courses: Yes Duration of courses: 1 year Childcare: Yes, subject to availability of places Learning support: Extra help with English and maths, individual support if you have learning difficulties, helpful resources if you have a disability. Disabilities: You can get information from our website or from Course Information. Ask for our leaflet Support for Learning: Contacts and Access. If you are a disabled person, please let us know as soon as possible if you require any support, so that we can ensure your studies are a success. ESOL: Beginners to advanced courses available. Courses Access to HE Diploma (Business Studies) Attendance: Day Progression: HNDs and degrees in `Accounting, Business Admin, Business IT, Business Studies, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, Tourism Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning Access to HE Diploma (Teacher Training) Access to HE Diploma (Education Studies) Attendance: Day Progression: degrees in Primary Teaching, and other degrees leading to careers in teaching or education including, Early Childhood Studies, Education Studies or similar courses Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning Access to HE Diploma (Humanities & Social Science) Attendance:: Fast Track Route Attendance: Day (Starts January) Evening Route Attendance: Evening or Evening and Day History Route Attendance: Day or Day and Evening Law Route Attendance: Day or Day and Evening Psychology Route Attendance: Day or Day and Evening Sociology Route Attendance: Day or Day and Evening Progression: degrees in Developmental Studies, Economics, English Literature, History, International Relations, Law, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Social Anthropology, Sociology (where not offered as a route, all subjects are offered as electives on the Diploma) and other degrees in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning Access to HE Diploma (Nursing) Attendance: Day Progression: Diploma or degree in Nursing or Midwifery degree Location: Marlborough Building Access to HE Diploma (Health and Human Sciences) Attendance: Day Progression: Degree in Health Studies, , Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy or Diagnostic Imaging or Radiotherapy Location: Marlborough Building Access to HE Diploma (Social Work) Attendance: Day Progression: Degree in Social Work, Criminology or Social science Location: Marlborough Building Access to HE Diploma (Medicine and Medical Biosciences) Attendance: Day Progression: The course provides a pathway onto a variety of Higher Education degree courses at universities around the country. These include Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy. Common subjects taken up at university after completion of the Access course include Optometry (it is desirable for applicants to have a GCSE in maths), Physiotherapy, diagnostic and therapeutic Radiography, Podiatry, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Science and Biomedical Science. Other subject areas progressed into include Forensic Science, Veterinary Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Herbal Medicine, Osteopathy, Psychology, Sports Science, Biological Science, Biochemistry, Genetics, Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedical Science. Location: Centre for Applied Sciences Access to HE Diploma (Media) Attendance: Day Progression: To higher education courses or work in a television studio or video production company, cable or satellite TV, community media and arts projects. Location: Centre for Business, Arts and Technology Access to HE Diploma (Digital Media) Attendance: Day Progression: University degree in digital media/multimedia. The course contains a blend of graphic design modules, including illustration, typography and drawn animation; software such as Dreamweaver, Flash, Photoshop; technical modules including client and server-side web coding, 3D modelling and animation and Flash ActionScript. As such, the potential progression routes are varied, ranging from design-based BA multimedia courses to more programming-orientated BSc web-engineering degrees. Location: Centre for Business, Arts and Technology

City and Islington College

Main Site:
Marlborough Building
383 Holloway Road
London N7 0RN

Fax: 020 7700 9222
Web site: www.candi.ac.uk

Centre for Lifelong Learning
Finsbury Park
28-42 Blackstock Road
London N4 2DG

Centre for Business, Arts and Technology
444 Camden Road
London N7 0SP

Centre for Applied Sciences
311-321 Goswell Road
London EC1V 7DD

Course information:
Tel: 020 7700 9200
Email: courseinfo@candi.ac.uk

City and Islington College has set a standard for success as one of the country’s largest and most successful providers of further education. Every year more than 3,500 young people and 10,000 adults successfully learn with us, enabling them to go on to further studies and employment. We offer an exceptionally wide range of courses at all levels from basic skills through to higher education.

Our achievements include; an outstanding grade across every measure by Ofsted (June 2008); five award winning specialist centres across north London, Beacon status by the Learning and Skills Council; and the only Further Education College in the country to twice win the Queen’s Anniversary Prize.

All staff in the College support teaching and learning, directly or indirectly, and with that comes a great sense of pride when students achieve the qualifications that will change their lives.

We work closely with local employers, and have very strong links with universities to open up higher education to all students, with the number of students progressing to university improving each year.

General information

Pre-Access courses: Yes
Duration of courses: 1 year
Childcare: Yes, subject to availability of places
Learning support: Extra help with English and maths, individual support if you have learning difficulties, helpful resources if you have a disability.
Disabilities: You can get information from our website or from Course Information. Ask for our leaflet Support for Learning: Contacts and Access. If you are a disabled person, please let us know as soon as possible if you require any support, so that we can ensure your studies are a success.
ESOL: Beginners to advanced courses available.

Courses

Access to HE Diploma (Business Studies)
Attendance: Day
Progression: HNDs and degrees in `Accounting, Business Admin, Business IT, Business Studies, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, Tourism
Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning

Access to HE Diploma (Teacher Training)
Access to HE Diploma (Education Studies)
Attendance: Day
Progression: degrees in Primary Teaching, and other degrees leading to careers in teaching or education including, Early Childhood Studies, Education Studies or similar courses
Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning

Access to HE Diploma (Humanities & Social Science)
Attendance::
Fast Track Route
Attendance: Day (Starts January)
Evening Route
Attendance: Evening or Evening and Day
History Route
Attendance: Day or Day and Evening
Law Route
Attendance: Day or Day and Evening
Psychology Route
Attendance: Day or Day and Evening
Sociology Route
Attendance: Day or Day and Evening
Progression: degrees in Developmental Studies, Economics, English Literature, History, International Relations, Law, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Social Anthropology, Sociology (where not offered as a route, all subjects are offered as electives on the Diploma) and other degrees in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Location: Centre for Lifelong Learning

Access to HE Diploma (Nursing)
Attendance: Day
Progression: Diploma or degree in Nursing or Midwifery degree
Location: Marlborough Building

Access to HE Diploma (Health and Human Sciences)
Attendance: Day
Progression: Degree in Health Studies, , Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy or Diagnostic Imaging or Radiotherapy
Location: Marlborough Building

Access to HE Diploma (Social Work)
Attendance: Day
Progression: Degree in Social Work, Criminology or Social science
Location: Marlborough Building

Access to HE Diploma (Medicine and Medical Biosciences)
Attendance: Day
Progression: The course provides a pathway onto a variety of Higher Education degree courses at universities around the country. These include Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy. Common subjects taken up at university after completion of the Access course include Optometry (it is desirable for applicants to have a GCSE in maths), Physiotherapy, diagnostic and therapeutic Radiography, Podiatry, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Science and Biomedical Science. Other subject areas progressed into include Forensic Science, Veterinary Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Herbal Medicine, Osteopathy, Psychology, Sports Science, Biological Science, Biochemistry, Genetics, Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedical Science.
Location: Centre for Applied Sciences

Access to HE Diploma (Media)
Attendance: Day
Progression: To higher education courses or work in a television studio or video production company, cable or satellite TV, community media and arts projects.
Location: Centre for Business, Arts and Technology

Access to HE Diploma (Digital Media)
Attendance: Day
Progression: University degree in digital media/multimedia. The course contains a blend of graphic design modules, including illustration, typography and drawn animation; software such as Dreamweaver, Flash, Photoshop; technical modules including client and server-side web coding, 3D modelling and animation and Flash ActionScript. As such, the potential progression routes are varied, ranging from design-based BA multimedia courses to more programming-orientated BSc web-engineering degrees.
Location: Centre for Business, Arts and Technology