Friday, 7 November 2014

Welcome Advice Available at Newbury College

Newbury College welcomes Adam England to the College as the new Career’s Guidance Officer, providing independent advice and guidance. The position will see Adam supporting students and the local community regarding their career progression.  

The College helps people of all ages get ready for University or employment by providing a one to one personal service, group sessions and drop in slots for students and the local community. For College students, this compliments the work done in tutorials, independent learning and employability sessions that all students participate in as well as events such as the Higher Education Fair recently held at the College.

Talking of his new role Adam England said, “I’m delighted to have started working at Newbury College. With 26 years experience working in the further education sector with a focus on careers, recruitment and progression, I feel confident in providing support for individuals and look forward to seeing the routes that they take!”

A key element of the careers advice given is the Higher education plan for each student. All Level 3 students are encouraged to consider higher education as a possible path. As part of their higher education plan, first year students are invited to talks regarding what to expect at University level study and how to write a personal statement, followed by one to one advice. Adam works closely with a number of Universities who offer interactive sessions for the students who are encouraged to attend University Open Days. The College is able to provide students with continued support with their education and employment throughout their time at College and after, should it be required. For those interested in studying at Newbury College, Adam offers after school tours to those who wish to see classes in action.



Adam will be available at the College’s Open Evening on Tuesday 11 November from 4pm – 8pm. Whether individuals wish to further their education with a vocational course, begin A Levels or develop their career with a part time course, there is help and support for people to make the right decisions for the future.

Visitors to the Open Evening will be able to meet course leaders and current students, experience a range of exhibitions, displays and activities. The College has invested £3.2 million in new facilities over the last few years and visitors will have the opportunity to have a tour of the College to view these fantastic areas.

Newbury College will be offering a number of new courses from next September including, Events Management, Fashion, Landscaping and Horticulture, Performing Arts and Production, Music Technology and many more.

For those in Year 11 and their parents, the evening will be a chance to discover options after their GSCEs, with Apprenticeships, A Levels, and vocational courses; Newbury College really does cater for all interests. Should you be unsure of what path to take, subject specialists will be available on the evening to guide you and help you make the right decisions for you.

For adults, the Open Evening will be an ideal opportunity to find out more about courses of interest and to discuss aspirations with subject specialists. Whether looking for career development or to start a new hobbie; there are 100s of adult courses on offer.

The College Open Evening is held at their Monks Lane campus on Tuesday 11 November, 4pm-8pm. For more information on the open evening or for any other queries please do not hesitate to contact Newbury College on 01635 845000 or visit their website www.newbury-college.ac.uk






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