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GREAT CAREERS START HERE

OVERVIEWCAMBRIDGEREGIONALCOLLEGE

Friendly and welcoming student community

College life, a new environment and friends

Supportive environment helping you achieve your personal goals

Award winning Careers, Information, Advice and Guidance - Matrix accredited.

96% of students continue their studies, go on to university or gain paid employment

98% of students would recommend CRC as a great place to study

Great teaching and learning facilities

Tutors with real industry experience, making your course relevant to your chosen career

Wide choice of courses – join us straight from school or from sixth form

Great transport options including a FREE shuttle bus from Cambridge and Huntingdon Stations (see pages 6-7 travel)

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YOUR ROUTE TO A GREAT There are lots of ways to achieve your goals, whether that’s a university place or a dream job.The important thing is finding the right route for you, so that you can achieve your potential.

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From the station to the campus at the start of the day and back to the station at the end of each day.

CRC has lots of transport links to ensure you can get to college. You can take advantage of discounted train tickets for students, choose the college buses or use the Guided Busway which runs between both campuses, drive or cycle into college.

Feel free to get in touch if you’re worried about getting in to college, or the cost of transport. We will be more than happy to give you advice and to help you find out if bursaries are available to assist financially.

TRAINNew 50% Off Rail Fares with 16-17 Saver Railcard,visit www.16-17saver.co.uk

Students who attend Cambridge Regional College qualify for discounted season tickets of up to 50% either through Great Northern Rail or Abellio Greater Anglia. Visit our transport section of the website for details of how to apply. Our campuses are within walking distance from nearby stations and we run a free shuttle bus between Cambridge North Railway Station and our Cambridge Campus and between Huntingdon Station and our Huntingdon Campus.

THE GUIDED BUSWAY The Guided Busway runs between both campuses with stops next to our campuses. The college has two stops on the Guided Busway in Cambridge: ‘Science Park/Cambridge Regional College’ and ‘Orchard Park East’. For Huntingdon Campus the Guided Busway (Route B) stops at ‘Huntingdon Campus’.


Our buses travel from Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Peterborough and Suffolk and operate during term-time. Our bus pass charges, for college buses only, are currently £550 per year or £185 per year for apprentices attending college one day a week. We have extensive bursaries available to support those who may need help with travel costs. Bus routes and fees may change slightly year to year, so we recommend checking for the latest information. For the full timetable, fees and latest information, visit www.camre.ac.uk/transport

COLLEGE BUSES

CYCLINGWe actively encourage our students and staff to choose a green method of transport when travelling to college. We have plenty of cycle racks available including covered spaces. Students aged under 19 may be able to claim a cycling allowance from Cambridgeshire County Council.

CARSWe have plenty of designated parking spaces for students at each campus. Parking is free at the Huntingdon Campus, with a £2 per visit parking charge at the Cambridge Campus.

Disclaimer The information in this guide is believed to be accurate at the time of going to press (September 2019). We recommend you check company websites for train and bus routes and prices. The College reserves the right to amend or withdraw any published services as necessary. Bus routes may be subject to change. Please contact 01223 418244 or 01480 379119 or visit our website www.camre.ac.uk for further details.


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CHOOSE YOUR Many of our subject areas are available as a full-time course or an apprenticeship. Use this checklist to reflect on what would be best for you.

Apprenticeships combine work and study by mixing on-the-job training with an employer, classroom learning at college and self-study. You get started on your career straight away, earn a wage and gain qualifications and experience that will help you progress up the career ladder, move on to degree level apprenticeships or university. Find out more on Pages 10-11.

Apprenticeships are right for you if:

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You know which career area you want to go into and want to learn on the job.

You are ready to commit to a full-time job and start

earning.

You are happy to study independently, get support through regular visits from your trainer and, for some

programmes, a college day-release to build up your

knowledge.

Professional and technical full-time courses are practical and hands-on courses that prepare you with the skills and knowledge in your chosen subject area. The qualification and skills you gain can lead to university, an apprenticeship or a job. You would be attending college, usually, three days a week. To gain real world experience and industry-ready work skills, the courses include work experience and, for some courses, you will undertake an Industry Placement for two days a week in term time.

You will get full access to all of the college support and facilities available on both campuses.

Full-time college study is right for you if:

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You enjoy practical, hands-on learning and want to explore the

full range and options of a subject.

You love getting involved in special projects, work experience and competitions to help you learn.

You are not quite ready for work yet and love college life

and seeing your college friends every day.

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Many of our subject areas are available as a full-time course or an apprenticeship. Use this checklist to reflect on what would be best for you.

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LEVELS & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Not sure what level is right for you? Take a look at our levels guide to see what you need!

ENTRY LEVEL These courses will help you build up skills, experience and gain confidence to progress to Level 1. No formal qualifications are needed.

LEVEL 1 - FOUNDATION LEVELThese courses will help you progress on to Level 2 courses or into employment. They will prepare you with the skills in a specific trade/career. You must have achieved an appropriate Entry Level vocational qualification and/or two GCSEs at grade 2 (E) or above.

LEVEL 2 - INTERMEDIATE LEVELThese courses allow you to begin specialising in an area you want to pursue as a career. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 1 vocational qualification and/or three GCSEs at grade 3 (D) or above, or equivalent experience. On some courses entry will be dependent on vocational experience.

For an Apprenticeship you will need English and maths GCSE at grade 3 (D) or above.

LEVEL 3 - ADVANCED LEVEL These allow you to develop specific work-related skills and knowledge. They include vocational qualifications (including Extended Diplomas, Diplomas, Certificates) and apprenticeships. A triple distinction star grade (D*D*D*) on a Level 3 vocational course is equivalent to three A* grades at A Level. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 2 vocational qualification and/or four GCSEs at grade 9-4 (A*-C) or above, including maths and/or English; or equivalent industry experience. On some courses specific subjects may be required.

For an Apprenticeship you will need English and maths GCSE at grade 4 (C) or above.

LEVEL 4/ 5 - HIGHER EDUCATION A work-focused and flexible alternativeto a degree and excellent way of enhancing your job prospects. Some HNCs and HNDs can take you directly to the second or third level of a degree. You must have achieved an appropriate Level 3 Extended Diploma or other vocational Diplomas, or two A Levels, or Access to Higher Education qualification or an Art Foundation or University Foundation Programme.

For an Apprenticeship entry requirements will vary depending on the subject area.

BENEFITS OF AN APPRENTICESHIP

• Earn a wage while you learn

• Receive ‘on-the-job’ training

• Gain the skills that give you the edge in the job market

• Benefit from an individual learning programme

• One-to-one tuition from CRC’s specialist industry experts

• Opportunities to progress into management or higher education

Want to start work straight away, learn and gain a qualification in the workplace whilst you are earning money? Then an Apprenticeship could be the pathway for you.

WHAT IS AN APPRENTICESHIP?Apprenticeships combine work and study by mixing on the job training and classroom learning. You’ll be employed to do a real job, with a real wage and other employee benefits whilst studying for a formal qualification.

Apprentices follow an approved programme, which means you’ll gain a nationally-recognised qualification at the end of your apprenticeship that will enable you to progress in your career and your studies.

We are a leading provider of Apprenticeship programmes, with regular assessments and progress reviews. We work with more than 1,500 local, regional and national employers to offer you the skills that

STARTING YOUR CAREER We work with employers in all sectors from engineering and catering, to science, computing and many more.

By studying an Apprenticeship you will already be on the first step of your career, gaining great work experience.

WHAT QUALIFICATIONS DO I GET? Studying for an Apprenticeship means you will achieve a qualification that is relevant to your industry. Often these will be awarded by a relevant professional body to your specialism, for example, in accountancy your qualification might be awarded by the Association of Accounting Technicians. There may be a requirement for you to continue to work towards a qualification in English, maths and ICT.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSLEVEL 2 English and maths GCSE at grade 3 (D) or above. LEVEL 3 English and maths GCSE at grade 4 (C) or above. LEVEL 4/5 Entry requirements may vary dependent on the subject area.

TRAINEESHIPSTraineeships are for young people looking for an apprenticeship or needing to resit their maths and English exams. It is a 10 week programme including classroom-based work and work experience alongside support to secure an apprenticeship.

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For tips on how to find an Apprenticeship placement, visit pages 18-19.

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Sign up to our apprenticeship job alerts to start your search for the right apprenticeship: www.camre.ac.uk/apprenticeships

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Our focus is your success and with Cambridge Regional College you can get the edge whether that’s in this competitive job market, gaining a place at university or finding the perfect apprenticeship. You might not know yet what you want to do, many don’t, but through college you can explore your options and with our suite of tools and advisors on hand, to help you every step of the way, you can find your path to the perfect career.

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IMPARTIAL CAREERS ADVICEOur team of qualified, expert careers advisers are on hand with expert careers information, advice and personal guidance to help you work out where you want to go and how to get there. There are many ways to get to your perfect job, and whether that’s applying straight from college, gaining a place at university or helping you find the perfect apprenticeship – we’re here to help. Why not drop in or call in to speak with one of the team?

CAREER COACH Part of the challenge of finding the right career path is the huge amount of jobs and roles to explore. Why not try Career Coach, our online careers assessment tool giving you careers information on job roles, salaries and job opportunities in our region. Taking the online careers assessment can open up a whole new world of career opportunities to you, and advise you on the best course to take to get into that profession. Try it today www.camre.ac.uk/careercoach.

WORK EXPERIENCE & INDUSTRY PLACEMENTS We work with over 1,500 employers across the region to train and develop their people, and many offer work experience and industry placements to you. Those on vocational study programmes will have work experience as part of the course, and for some this will be a full industry placement where during term time, you will spend two days a week on placement. This puts you steps ahead when applying for roles as you will be able to reference real-world job experience and valuable skills employers are seeking. Plus you get to sample working life in chosen professions and sectors helping you identify what suits you.

APPRENTICESHIP TALENT BANK Apprenticeships are a fantastic way to get qualified and get a head start on your career. Apprenticeships start from Level 2 and go up to degree level, you can achieve all of this without the expense of university and earning a wage whilst you move up the career ladder. Our Apprenticeship Team are on hand to help you find the right apprenticeship for you, and support you through the application process. GOING TO UNIVERSITY Our team of advisors are here to help you with your UCAS applications, and will work with you through the process from finding the right university course to your application.

EMPLOYABLE SKILLSAll our programmes focus on getting you work-ready, in your approach, mind-set and skills base to meet the expectations of employers. From developing your confidence, communication and time management skills to experience with employers, you’ll improve your employment prospects at CRC.

CAREERS PROGRAMMEThroughout the year we work with you to develop your potential. Events included in the programme are employer talks, higher education fairs and enterprise contests.

Take our Careers Assessment to find out potential career options for you and how to get there!www.camre.ac.uk/careercoach

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Studying with us means much more than just gaining a qualification in your chosen subject area. Your study programme is designed to provide you with the skills that are essential for employment, personal and professional development.

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ENGLISH & MATHSEnglish and maths are highly valued by employers and at CRC you will continue to develop your skills in both. If you have not yet gained a GCSE grade 9-4 (or A*-C) in English and/or maths you will attend classes to study for nationally-recognised qualifications.

Take part in activities outside of your main vocational area, such as clubs and societies.

All study programmes will involve some work experience. Some courses will be part of the new Industry Placement initiative and you will be required to undertake approximately 315 hours experience in the workplace.

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Art & Design UAL Award/ Diploma in Art & Design

UAL Award/ Diploma in Art & Design

UAL Applied General Diploma and Extended Diploma in Art & Design

UAL Level 3/4 Foundation Diploma in Art & Design (Post 18)

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Introduction to Hairdressing & Beauty Therapy

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Advanced Technical Diploma in Beauty & Spa Therapy

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You can apply for a course with us at any time, but the sooner you apply the sooner we can secure your place. If you are currently attending one of the Cambridge Area Partnership (CAP) schools, you should apply via the Mychoice@16 online application process which your careers teacher will advise you of. If you do not attend one of the CAP schools or if you are a mature student, you can apply online on our college website at www.camre.ac.uk/apply or use the form on the back of this prospectus. On receipt of your application, we will invite you in to meet us. Alternatively, apply in person at an Open Day and secure your place on the day.

Once you have been in to college and met our expert staff, we will offer you a place. Once you have accepted our offer, your place will be secured*. *Subject to terms and conditions.

These events are held at the beginning of July. They give you the opportunity to participate in taster activities related to your course and meet other people who will be studying with you from September.

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Whether you do better than expected, or not as well as you’d hoped, get in touch and let us know or visit our Advice Cafés that take place from GCSE Results Day onwards to discuss your options. Whatever the outcome we have the courses to ensure your career stays on track.

Check out when our Advice Cafés take place at www.camre.ac.uk/events

You will be invited to enrol with the college, subject to meeting the entry requirements. Make sure you bring your results! You will be given all the details about your first day at enrolment.

During the first half term you will have a full induction to familiarise yourself with the college and other new students.

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Find the Apprenticeship vacancy that you are interested in, or express an interest in an Apprenticeship by completing a CRC application and sign up to our job alerts to keep up todate with all the latest apprenticeship job vacancies. www.camre.ac.uk/apprenticeships

Visit an open day or apprenticeship information evening to meet our apprenticeship team and get advice on how to find your dream apprenticeship. www.camre.ac.uk/events

Use our apprenticeship vacancy listing on our website to apply for particular job vacancies. www.camre.ac.uk/apprenticeshipvacancies

If you have any questions about our Apprenticeship programmes and how they could help kick-start your career, please contact our Apprenticeships Team: [email protected] or 01223 418778

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• Higher Education Open Evening Thursday 7 November 2019 5:30pm-8:00pm

• Saturday 23 November 2019 9:30am-12:30pm

• Monday 25 November 2019 4:30pm-7:00pm

• Apprenticeship Information Evening Tuesday 26 November 2019 6:00pm-7:30pm

• Saturday 25 January 2020 10:00am-12:30pm

• Apprenticeship Information Evening Tuesday 4 February 2020 6:00pm-7:30pm

• Tuesday 21 April 2020 4:30pm-7:00pm

• Tuesday 16 June 2020 4:30pm-7:00pm

• Saturday 16 November 2019 9:30am-12:30pm

• Apprenticeship Information Evening Tuesday 3 December 2019 6:00pm-7:30pm

• Thursday 30 January 2020 5:00pm-7:00pm

• Apprenticeship Information Evening Monday 3 February 2020 6:00pm-7:30pm

• Tuesday 24 March 2020 5:00pm-7:00pm

• Community Fun Day & Open Day Saturday 13 June 2020 10:30am-1.00pm

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