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School to College & External Partnership Opportunities

EAST LOTH IAN COUNC I L DEVELOP ING S COTLAND ’ S YOUNG WORKFORCE

Course Catalogue

2018-2019

Table of Contents

All courses require a minimum of 16 participants in order to be viable.

Information supplied by East Lothian Council and East Lothian Works

Days and times of courses are subject to change

School to College Partnership (SCP) 4

Foundation Apprenticeships (FA) 4

East Lothian Works (ELW) 5

South East Scotland Academy Partnership (SESAP) 5

Engineering, Built Environment & Science Faculty Engineering (FA) Engineering Skills N5 Civil Engineering (FA) Construction Crafts Intro to Motor Vehicle Industry & Technologies Bikefix Leadership Award Scientific Technologies FA Food and Drink Technologies FA

6-11

Creative Industries Faculty Creative Industries Academy (SESAP) Music Business NPA Studio Recording NPA Photography Introduction to Studio Photography Music Technology Dance Creative & Digital Media (FA) Software Development (FA)

12-15

Health, Wellbeing and Social Science Faculty Social Services: Children & Young People (FA) Health & Social Care Academy (SESAP) Psychology Introduction to Social Sciences & Communities (Males only) Introduction to Social Care Childcare N4/Childcare N5

16-19

S c h o o l t o C o l l e g e & E x t e r n a l P a r t n e r s h i p C o u r s e C h o i c e s

Tourism, Languages and Business Faculty Hospitality & Tourism Academy (SESAP) Financial Services (FA) Introduction to Events Coordination Spanish French German Get Ready for Work in Travel & Tourism Retailing (Skills for Work) Professional Cookery Creative Hairdressing & Make Up Trends

20-23

Animal, Agriculture, Horticulture & Environmental Faculty (not applicable to Edinburgh College) Animal Care Greenkeeping SOSSTA Rural Skills

24-25

Public Services, Security & Armed Forces Faculty Army Preparation

26

Access & Continuing Education Introduction to College Pre Activity Agreement Saltire Award Girls Allowed College Transitions Support 1:1 Mentoring Extended Work Experience Introduction to Pre-Vocational Courses Introduction to Boxing Musical Theatre ‘Boom Bap’ Music Cooking @ Colstoun Introduction to Uniformed Services Introduction to Construction Crafts Traditional Trades Go Girls Childcare N4

27-31

School to College Partnership (SCP) The School College Partnership provides pupils with the opportunity to participate in a wide range of exciting, college based, vocational courses, during the senior phase (S4-S6). Doing a college course whilst at school, will provide you with additional skills and experience which can boost your employment prospects and enhance your CV for college and university application. Some of the courses include work placements which will compliment your studies, offering more post school choices, which can set you on a pathway to a rewarding career. Some courses will help you to gain fast track entry into 2nd year at University or College. Please refer to course choice information, which detail the range of SCQF level qualifications available. Foundation Apprenticeships (FA) Are funded by Scottish Government and provide skills based training in industries, which are deemed to be a priority area, where there is a shortage of skilled applicants. These are 2 year programmes, offered in a range of vocational areas, delivered at various venues including Edinburgh College campuses and East Lothian schools. The NPA element of the course is classroom based, but the SVQ element of this qualification takes place in the workplace. Pupils will work closely and build relationships with leading employers from skills shortage industries. The programmes enable pupils in the senior phase to gain

S c h o o l t o C o l l e g e & E x t e r n a l P a r t n e r s h i p

valuable, ‘real-world’ work experience, access work-based learning and achieve an SCQF level 6 qualification, all whilst you are still at school. Gaining a Foundation Apprenticeship opens the door to paid employment, whilst completing Modern and Graduate Apprenticeships. Please note there is a requirement for work experience placements to be undertaken during some school holidays. East Lothian Works (ELW) Provision provided by East Lothian Works, East Lothian Council’s employability hub, is offered across a range of vocational areas for pupils from S2 upwards. Please refer to individual course information for further details. South East Scotland Academy Partnership (SESAP) Academies, delivered in partnership with Local Authorities, Edinburgh College and Queen Margaret University (QMU) are suitable for S5 – S6 pupils who are committed to a 1-2 year programme of study. Pupils will study at level SCQF 5/6, both at college and university, while still at school. You will also gain relevant work experience opportunities. Successful completion of an Academy provides pupils with direct access to QMU or Edinburgh College and enhances progression for those wishing to move directly into employment.

Faculty: Engineering, Built Environment & Science

Day Time Campus SCQF Level

Engineering Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: BEEFA6 Who is this for? For S4 or S5 pupils. Entry requirements - National 5 Maths & Physics at level A - C, must be studying Higher Maths in S5

Work experience placements will form part of this qualification and will be required to be undertaken during school holidays (one week in October and one week in February and/or Easter). Please note additional hours during holiday period may be required. All pupils will be expected to have a bank account prior to commencing the course. All applicants will be expected to attend an interview Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19 & Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Md 6 FA




Engineering Skills National 5 Course Code: BEN5 Who is this for? For students interested in Engineering. No formal entry requirements.

Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Md 5

Civil Engineering Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: BECEFA6 Who is this for? For S4 or S5 pupils. Entry requirements - National 5 Maths & Physics at level A - C, must be studying Higher Maths in S5

Work experience placements will form part of this qualification and will be required to be undertaken during school holidays (one week in October and one week in February and/or Easter). Please note additional hours during holiday period may be required. All pupils will be expected to have a bank account prior to commencing the course. All applicant will be expected to attend an interview Duration: 2 years Jun 18 - May 19 & Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mu 6 FA


Construction Crafts Course Code: BECC5 Who is this for? This course is suitable for students who have achieved or are working towards a National 4 maths.

Selection for this course is competitive and based on the interview as well as the application form, not just student’s academic qualifications gained at school. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mu 5 NPA


Construction Crafts (Winter Leavers /Leavers or those who wish to pursue this as a career) (including literacy, numeracy and employability qualifications at Level 4/5) Course Code: BECCW5 Who is this for? No formal entry requirements. This course is for Winter Leavers, Leavers and S4 pupils who wish to pursue a career in the construction industry,

There will be an interview process for this programme. Duration: Jun - Dec 18 Mon - Thur: 8.30 - 16.30 & Fri : 8.30 - 12.30 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

Mon-Fri AM/PM Mu 5 NPA




Introduction to Motor Vehicle Industry and Technologies IMI Entry Level 3 Certificate Course Code: MV3 Who is this for? S4 pupils with a genuine interest No formal requirements

This is a practical skills based course Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45—16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Md 3

Bikefix Leadership Award (East Lothian Works) Course Code: ELWBF Who is this for? For S4 - S5 pupils. No formal entry requirements.

Pupils are required to be aged 14 in order for them to achieve the award. Arrangements can be made for pupils to return at a later date, should they be under the age of 14. Duration: Jun - Dec 18 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM EL 5



Scientific Technologies Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: BESTFA Who is this for? Entry requirements - Must be studying a Higher in S5 and achieved National 5 Maths and one Science subject. S5 pupils unless an individual case can be made for an S4 pupil.

Work experience placements will form part of this qualification and will be required to be undertaken during school holidays. Whilst they will vary between sectors, typically will involve (one week in October and one week in February and/or Easter). Please note additional hours during holiday period may be required. All pupils will be expected to have a bank account prior to commencing the course. All pupils will be expected to attend an interview

Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19 & Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM DGS 6 FA




Food and Drink Technologies Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: F&DTFA Who is this for? Entry requirements - Achieved or working towards National 5’s, preferably in maths and English. A good level of written and spoken English. A good level of Numeracy skills an interest in a career within the food and drink sector.



TU/TH PM Mi 6 FA

Faculty: Creative Industries

Creative Industries Academy (SESAP) - 2 courses available— National Progression Award (NPA) in Film & Media National Progression Award (NPA) Acting & Performance Course Code: CISAP6 Who is this for? For S5 or S6 pupils ideally studying towards a minimum of one Higher (ideally English) and Grade C or above in English at National 5.

Subject to a selection process Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi 6 NPA


Music Business NPA Course Code: CIMB6 Who is this for? S5 & S6 pupils who have an interest in the Music business. Can be combined with Studio Recording NPA

Applicants should be studying at Higher level and have good written skills Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Thurs 13:45-16:45

TH PM Mi 6 NPA

Studio Recording NPA Course Code: CISR5 Who is this for? No formal requirements Can be combined with Music Business NPA


TU/TH PM Mi 5 NPA




Photography Course Code: PHCI Who is this for? S5 and S6 pupils with an interest in Photography.

Potential to progress on to the NC in Photography Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi 6

Music Technology Course Code: CIMT Who is this for? S5 and S6 pupils who have an interest in the Music business Applicants should be studying at Higher level and have good written skills.

Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU PM Mi 5/6 NPA

Dance Course Code: CID Who is this for? No formal entry requirements.

Subject to audition and interview Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM 4 - 6

Introduction to Studio Photography Course Code: CISP5 Who is this for? Suitable for S5 & S6 pupils. No formal entry requirements.


TU/TH PM Mi 6



Creative & Digital Media Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: CIDMFA Who is this for? S5 pupils unless an individual case can be made for an S4 pupil. Minimum 3 passes at SCQF level 5. Strong communication and IT skills. A good level of written and spoken English.



TU/TH PM Mi 6 FA




Information Technology: Software Development Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: CISDFA Who is this for? S5 pupils unless an individual case can be made for an S4 pupil. Applicants should have 5 National 4’s and 2 National 5’s preferably English and maths or Physics. Milton Road or Midlothian Campus subject to demand

Work experience placements will form part of this qualification and will be required to be undertaken during school holidays. Whilst they will vary between sectors, typically will involve (one week in October and one week in February and/or Easter). Please note additional hours during holiday period may be required. All pupils will be expected to have a bank account prior to commencing the course. All pupils will be expected to attend an interview Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19, Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi or Md

6 FA

Faculty: Health, Wellbeing and Social Science

Social Services: Children & Young People Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: SSCYPFA Who is this for? Aimed at pupils who have the ability to work towards SCQF Level 6. Pupils must be studying National 5 English by S5, progressing to Higher English, previous study in a Childcare related subject would be an advantage. S5 pupils unless an individual case can be made for an S4 pupil.


Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19, Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Knox 6 FA





Health & Social Care Academy (SESAP in partnership with Queen Margaret University) Course Code: H&SCSAP Who is this for? For S5 and S6 pupils. Selection for this course is competitive and based on the interview as well as application form, not just student’s academic qualifications gained at school.

Opportunity to achieve a relevant qualification in Health & Social Care and provides an opportunity to discover the range of skills required for this sector. It will allow students to develop the necessary skills for entry into college, university or employment. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi 5 /6

Psychology Course Code: SSP6 Who is this for? Pupils must have Higher English and one other Higher social subject. Due to the high demand for this course, preference will be given to S6 pupils.

Open Learning at own School base with support from College Lecturers Duration: Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45

TU/TH PM Sch 6



Introduction to Social Services & Communities (Males only) (East Lothian Works) Course Code: ISSMELW Who is this for? For S4 - 6 male pupils. This course includes certificates in Emergency First Aid at Work, Introduction to Food Hygiene Moving & Handling Awareness. plus work experience placement hours to obtain a Saltire Award

Progression to FE/HE/Employment opportunities. Duration: Aug 18 - May 19 Tues 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU PM EL Variety

Introduction to Social Care (East Lothian Works) Course Code: ISCELW Who is this for? For S4 - 6 pupils. This course includes certificates in Emergency First Aid at Work, Introduction to Food Hygiene Moving & Handling Awareness.

Progression to FE/HE/Employment opportunities. Duration: Aug 18 - Dec 18 Thursday 16.00-18.30 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TH PM EL Variety




Childcare National 4 (2 year course) (East Lothian Works) Course Code: SSC4ELW Who is this for? This is a 2 year course for S3-S4 pupils.

Progression to National 5 Childcare & Early Education or other FE/HE/Employment opportunities. Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19 and Aug 19 - May 20 Year 1 :T hurs 13.00 - 15.30 Year 2 : Fri 13.00 - 15.30 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TH/FR PM EL 6

Childcare National 5 (East Lothian Works) Course Code: SSC5ELW Who is this for? This is a 1 year course for S5 and S6 pupils.

Progression to FE/HE/Employment opportunities. Duration: 1 year Jun 18 - May 19 Wed 16.00-18.30 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

WED PM EL 5

Faculty: Tourism, Languages and Business

Hospitality & Tourism Academy (SESAP in partnership with Queen Margaret University) 2 courses available - receive a National Progression Award (NPA) in Travel & Tourism or Events. Course Code: H&TSAP Who is this for? For S5 or S6 pupils. This is ideal for pupils who are studying business management or hospitality at school. You need to have an interest in theory as well as practical work and will be studying a minimum of one higher at school alongside the Academy programme.

Following this course, students can progress onto college, apprenticeships or employment. Subject to a selection process. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 (practical classes may finish later at 19.00) Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi 6 NPA


Introduction to Events Coordination Course Code: IEC5 Who is this for? No formal entry requirements.




Financial Services Foundation Apprenticeship (2 year course) Course Code: FSFA6 Who is this for? Pupils should be sitting National 5 Maths and a business related subject plus one other Higher of their choice. S5 pupils unless an individual case can be made for an S4 pupil.

All pupils will be expected to attend an interview. Work experience placements will form part of this qualification and will be required to be undertaken during school holidays. Whilst they will vary between sectors, typically will involve (one week in October and one week in February and/or Easter. Please note additional hours during holiday period may be required. All pupils will be expected to have a bank account prior to commencing the course. Duration: 2 years, Jun 18 - May 19 & Jun 19 - May 20 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM RHS 6 FA


TU/TH PM Mi 5


Spanish Course Code: S6 Who is this for? Pupils should have National 5 Spanish or equivalent.

Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45

TU/TH PM Mi 6 Higher


French Course Code: F6 Who is this for? Pupils should have National 5 French or equivalent.




German Course Code: G6 Who is this for? Pupils should have National 5 French or equivalent.


Get Ready for Work in Travel & Tourism Course Code: GRFWT&T Who is this for? No formal entry requirements. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19

Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45

TU/TH PM Mi 5 NPA




Retailing (Skills for Work) Course Code: RS4W5 Who is this for? No formal entry requirements, this course is for pupils with a strong interest in working in Retail and who enjoy working with people and in teams.

Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card required

TU/TH PM Mi 5

Professional Cookery Course Code: PC Who is this for? No formal entry requirements.

This is a practical skills based course. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card required

TU/TH PM Mi 3 NPA

Creative Hairdressing & Make Up Trends Course Code: CH&MT Who is this for? Pupils must be in S4 - S6 and have a passion for the industry. Schools must purchase a kit and uniform from the College for their pupils.

TU/TH PM Mi 3 NPA/VTCT

This is a practical skills based course. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

Faculty: Animal, Agriculture, Horticulture & Environmental (not applicable to Edinburgh College)

Animal Care (SRUC) Course Code: AC1 Who is this for? Pupils must have a good standard of Maths and English.

Ideally suited for pupils who wish to pursue a career in an animal care related industry, eg dog grooming, animal welfare centre. Other progression routes include FE/HE.


TU/TH PM EL 5


Greenkeeping (SRUC) Course Code: G1 Who is this for? Pupils are required to have a minimum of three National 4 qualifications including English.

Progression routes include FE/HE and employment.


TU/TH PM EL 5


Faculty: Animal, Agriculture, Horticulture & Environmental (not applicable to Edinburgh College)


SOSSTA - Certificates required for boat based industries (eg sea fishing) in partnership with East Lothian Works) (subject to funding) Course Code: Who is this for? Applicants must have a genuine interest in employment/further/higher education within boat based industries.

The course will be delivered subject to the funding being awarded to ELC and will be delivered as full days during school holidays. Duration: Delivered during 1 academic year based on approx. 7 sessions. Full days during school holidays Transport: Young Scot card reqd

EL 4/5?

Rural Skills (SRUC) Course Code: RS4 Who is this for? No formal entry requirements but pupils must have a genuine interest in land based industries.

Progression routes from Level 4 into Level 5, FE/HE and employment. Duration: 1 year, Jun 18 - May 19 Tues & Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM HA 4&5

Faculty: Public Services, Security & Armed Forces

Army Preparation Course Code: Who is this for?

TBC—Edinburgh College investigating

Transport: Young Scot card reqd

i 4



Faculty: Access & Continuing Education


Introduction to College Course Code: I2C Who is this for? This course is designed for pupils who are attending a mainstream school or a special school. Pupils will be working at Level 3/4. This course is a suitable post school option for pupils.

Following this course, students can progress onto Entry to Learning at Level 3 or Preparation for Employment at Level 4. Duration: Jun 18 - May 19 Midlothian - Tues or Milton Road Thurs 13:45-16:45 Transport: Young Scot card reqd

TU/TH PM Mi/Md 1-4

Pre Activity Agreement (East Lothian Works) Course Code: PAAELW Who is this for? Pupils who are likely to move onto an Activity Agreement post school.

Please contact Karen Brown (East Lothian Works) should you wish to discuss further. Duration: Generally 6 months prior to school leaving date

EL NC

Saltire Award (East Lothian Works) Course Code: SAELW Who is this for? S4 - S6 pupils

TU/TH PM EL Saltire

There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview. Duration: Aug 18 - Jun 19 Tues & Thur 13:45-16:45


Girls Allowed (East Lothian Works) Course Code: GAELW Who is this for? S4 girls who are in danger of disengaging from school. Provision delivered in partnership with Jacqui Burke Fashion School.

There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview.

Duration: Jun 18 - Apr 19 Tues 13:45-16:45

TU PM EL NC


College Transitions Support (ELW) Course Code: CTELW Who is this for? Pupils who require support to make a successful sustained transition from school to college, providing support prior to and during the transition plus aftercare after college has commenced.

Please contact Kathleen Renton (East Lothian Works) should you wish to discuss further.

EL NC

1:1 Mentoring (ELW) Course Code: MELW Who is this for? S3 - S6 pupils offering support across a range of areas, 1:1 meeting once a month.

EL NC

Please contact Stephanie Kennedy (East Lothian Works) should you wish to discuss further.




Extended Work Experience (East Lothian Works) Course Code: EWELW Who is this for? Suitable placement will be sourced by East Lothian Works, Work Experience Co-ordinator.

Please contact Stephanie Kennedy (East Lothian Works) should you wish to discuss further.

EL NC

Introduction to Pre-Vocational Courses (East Lothian Works) Course Code: IPVELW Who is this for? For S2 or S3 pupils.

Aimed at providing a taster of ELW vocational provision. There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview. Duration: 25 Apr 18 - 27 Jun 18 Wed 13:30-16:00 Transport: Young Scot card required

Wed PM EL NC


Introduction to Boxing (East Lothian Works) Course Code: IBELW Who is this for? S2 pupils moving into S3 (same cohort attends 2 x 10 week sessions)

Please note that the delivery venues will be, wherever possible, central to where the referrals come from. There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview.

Duration: S2 pupils w/b 16 Apr 18 - w/b 18 Jun 18 followed by the same cohort returning as S3 from w/b 20 Aug 18 - w/b 29 Nov 18 Tues, Wed or Thurs 09.30 - 11.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

TU/Wed/TH

AM EL NC


Musical Theatre - ‘Stars in our Eyes’ (East Lothian Works) Course Code: MTELW Who is this for? S3 pupils at risk of disengaging from school.

There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview. Duration: 16 Jan 19 - 12 Jun 19 Wed 09.00 - 12.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

Wed AM EL NC




‘Boom Bap’ Music (East Lothian Works) Course Code: BBMELW Who is this for? S3 pupils at risk of disengaging from school.

There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview. Duration: 26 Apr 19 - 14 Jun 19 Fri 09.30 - 12.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

FR AM EL NC

Cooking @ Colstoun (East Lothian Works) Course Code: C@CELW Who is this for? S3 pupils who are interested in gaining an understanding of cooking techniques as well as health and hygiene in a food environment.

There is a recruitment process for these courses including an application form and informal interview. Duration: 23 Aug 18 - 22 Nov 18 Thurs 09.30 - 16.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

TH Day HAD NC


Introduction to Uniformed Services (East Lothian Works) Course Code: USELW Who is this for? S3 pupils who are at risk of disengaging from school.


Duration: Aug 18 - Nov 18 Wed 09.30 - 13.00 Transport: Young Scot card required

Wed AM EL NC


Introduction to Construction Crafts (East Lothian Works) Course Code: CCELW Who is this for? S3 pupils. Potential to progress onto Level 5 at the Construction & Technology Centre.


Duration: Aug 18 - May 19 Tues 09.30 - 15.00 Transport: Young Scot card required

TU Day Mu Level 4




Traditional Trades (East Lothian Works) Course Code: TTELW Who is this for? S3 pupils. Pupils with an interest in practical subjects who enjoy being outdoors.


Duration: 27 Aug 18 - 12 Nov 18 Mon 09.30 - 15.00 Transport: Young Scot card required

MO Day EL NC

Go Girls (East Lothian Works) Course Code: GGELW Who is this for? S2 - S3 female pupils. Programme is designed to increase pupil’s awareness and knowledge around a variety of employment sectors.


Duration: 20 Apr 18 - 15 Jun 18 Fri 09.30 - 12.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

FR AM EL NC


Childcare National 4 (2 year course) (East Lothian Works) (note this course also appears in the senior phase listing) Course Code: SSC4ELW Who is this for? This is a 2 year course for S3 - S4 pupils.

Progression to National 5 Childcare & Early Education or other FE/HE/Employment opportunities.

Duration: 2 years, Aug 18 - May 19 & Aug 19 - May 20 Year 1 - Thursday, Year 2 - Friday 13:00-15.30 Transport: Young Scot card required

TH/FR PM EL 4


Further information on Foundation Apprenticeships delivered by Edinburgh College can be found using the link below - http://www.edinburghcollege.ac.uk/Schools/foundation-apprenticeships Please use the link below to access up to date Progression Routes for the SCP courses provided by Edinburgh College - http://doc.edinburghcollege.ac.uk/schools/curriculum map booklet.pdf Please use the link below to access East Lothian Works prevocational prospectus http://www.eastlothian.gov.uk/info/200522/east_lothian_works/1736/pre-vocational_programme_pre-voc


Notes

Days MO—Monday TU—Tuesday Wed—Wednesday TH—Thursday FR—Friday

Where EL—East Lothian Mu—Musselburgh Md—Midlothian HAD—Haddington Mi—Milton Road DGS—Dunbar Grammar School Knox—Knox Academy, Haddington RHS—Ross High School, Tranent

Alison Hood

Team Leader (Employability)

East Lothian Works

9-11 Lodge Street

Haddington

EH41 3DX

Tel 01620827616

Email

[email protected]

CONTACTS

Neil Craik-Collins

Team Office—Curriculum and Estate

Development

East Lothian Council

John Muir House

Haddington

EH41 3HA

Tel 01620827392

Email [email protected]

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