A pass in a relevant NC course at SCQF level 3 or equivalent.
A place on the course is subject to an interview process.
Who is this course for?
This programme is aimed to help re-establish the skills and habits of learning, and to provide the basis for further and more focussed study at a later point.
There is an emphasis on skill development through activity based learning to help develop practical skills, creative skills, process skills (eg core skills, budgeting) and people skills; all of which are useful for everyday life and for learning.
What subjects will I be studying?
There is an emphasis on skill development through activity based learning to help develop practical skills, creative skills (eg drawing, photography), process skills (eg core skills, budgeting) and people skills; all of which are useful for everyday life and for learning.
You will be encouraged to participate in a wide range of activities across a variety of vocational areas (such as Hospitality, Care, Construction, Engineering, Hair and Beauty) to develop practical, creative, process and people skills. The themes of health and well-being, citizenship, sustainability, personal development, ICT and social networking will be integrated throughout the programme.
How many days will I be in college?
Normally 3/4 days, however you will be given your timetable when you attend your Induction Day.
How will I be assessed?
There is no end of year exam on this course.
What can I do next?
Successful completion of this course may lead to progression onto a variety of courses depending on the student’s overall results and satisfactory feedback from their lecturers during the course.
How do I fund my course?
You may be eligible for part-time bursary. You can get a Bursary/EMA Application Pack from the Student Finance Office located in the Student Information Centre at Ayr Campus once you have been offered a place on the course.
