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Built EnvironmentArchitecturalConservation
Built Environment with Specialisms Town Planning
Quantity Surveying
BuildingSurveying
ConstructionManagement
Carpentry & Joinery Construction Crafts Journalism Television Media RadioCreative Crafts& Photography
PhotographyPhotographyProfessional Dev.
Photography & Digital Imaging
Creative Print Making Screen Printing
Digital Media for Design & Print
Digital MediaComputing
ComputingTechnical Support
Information Technology
3D ComputerAnimation Interactive Media
MultimediaTechnology 2D Design Art & Design
Fine Art Graphic Design Illustration 3D Design Product Design Modelmaking Interior Design
Furniture CraftFurniture Restoration Applied Arts Art Glass Design Jewellery
Cookery, Bakery & Cake Decoration
ProfessionalCookery
Professional Patisserie Bakery
Creative CakeProduction
Food Science &Technology EventsBusiness
Licensed HouseOperations Hospitality Sports Coaching Sport & Hospitality Travel & Tourism Travel
InternationalTravel
MAKE YOUR CHOICE AT THE METFULL TIME PROSPECTUS 2010-11
MAKE YOUR CHOICE AT THE MET
College Equalities Statement
“We shall positively promote diversity and equality of opportunity. We shall respond to the needs of our students and employees irrespective of age, disability, gender, race, religion or belief and sexual orientation”
If you have an additional support need or if you require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information or contact us on 0141 566 4297.
The College welcomes calls through Typetalk. Please contact us on 18001 0141 566 4109. The College Prospectus is available in large print format and on disk.
Equality Policy
Staff and students have the right to be treated with dignity and respect and our Equality Policy aims to eliminate discrimination, promote equality of opportunity and good relations between staff and students from all backgrounds. Disability Equality Scheme
The College is committed to fulfilling its public duties in relation to disabilities. The College has a Disability at Work Policy and Disability Equality Scheme.
Gender Equality Scheme
The purpose of the Gender Equality Scheme is to affirm the College’s commitment to equality and specifically to the needs and rights of people in relation to gender.
Race Equality Scheme
The College is committed to fulfilling the duties under Race Legislation. Within the overall Equality Policy, there is a specific policy on Race Equality.
Full details of all these policies can be found on our website www.glasgowmet.ac.uk or by contacting Graeme Brewster, Equalities and Development Manager on [email protected] or 0141 566 1587.
Our choice is Glasgow Met College
Glasgow’slargestcollegewithover15,000studentsand530membersofstaff
Citycentrelocationiseasytoreachandclosetogreatbars,restaurantsandshops
Greatteachingstaff,withrelevantindustryexperience,bringcoursestolife
ExcellentfacilitiesincludeTV,radioandphotographystudios;kitchens,workshopsandanairlinecabin
AfreetousegymplusStudentUnionwithfreeinternet,X-Boxes,pooltablesandfoosball
CoursesavailableatalllevelsfromaccessandFoundationtoHNC/D
Linkswithuniversitiesprovidegreatprogressionroutestoarangeofdegreecourses
Excellentindustrylinksmeanourcoursesarerelevanttoemploymentinindustry
Supportiveenvironmentwithhelpfulservicesforallstudentsincludingfinanceandpersonalsupport
Anexcellentreputationwithstudentswinningnumerousnationalandinternationalawards
Make Glasgow Met your choice… read on for information on all our great courses!
Welcome
10 reasons why…
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IampleasedtowelcomeyoutoGlasgowMetropolitanCollege’sProspectusfor2010-11.Iamcertainyou’llfindsomethingthatwillinterestyouasyouplanyourownpersonalorprofessionaldevelopment.Wedohopeyouwillchooseto‘MakeitattheMet’.
Principal Professor Thomas B Wilson OBE, BSc, CEng, MBCS, FRCA
Principal’s Welcome
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Content
Principal’sWelcome............................ 2
StudyinginGlasgow........................... 4
StudentSupportServices.............. 6-10Finance&FundingStudentAdvisoryServiceCareersAdvisoryService
SupportForLearning........................ 13
HowtoApply.................................... 14
AcademicCalendar.......................... 15
School of Built Environment .......16-25ArchitecturalConservationBuiltEnvironmentTownPlanningBuiltEnvironmentDegreeProgrammesConstructionCraftsCarpentry&Joinery
School of Communication& Media ......................................26-53Communication&MediaRadioJournalismTelevisionCreativeCraftsPhotographyPrintingDigitalMediaInformationTechnologyMultimediaComputing(TechnicalSupport)3DComputerAnimationCourseMaterials
School of Design ........................54-89ArtandDesignFineArtGraphicDesignIllustration3DDesignProductDesignModelmakingInteriorDesignFurnitureArtGlassJewelleryDesignAppliedArtsPortfolioPreparationCourseMaterials
School of Food, Hospitality,Sport & Tourism ........................90-115BakeryProfessionalCookeryCreativeCakeProductionFoodScience&TechnologyEventsBusinessHospitalitySportTravel&Tourism
JanuaryStartFullTimeCourses....................116-121
ScottishCredit&QualificationsFramework................. 122
OtherCourses.........................124-129MetEnterprisesCommunityBasedAdultLearningPartTimeCoursesEvening/SaturdayMorningCoursesEuropeanSocialFundCourses
SchoolsLiason............................... 130
Graduation..................................... 131
StudentUnion................................ 132
LibraryServices.............................. 133
Sport&Recreation......................... 134
WheretoEat.................................. 135
InternationalStudents.............136-143GeneralInformationHowtoApplyTransitiontoCollegeLifeProgressionRoutestoHigherEducation
Terms&Conditions........................ 144
LocationMap................................. 147
CourseIndex.................................. 148
ApplicationForm............................ 149
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Studying in Glasgow
GlasgowisoneofEurope’smostvibrantandcosmopolitancities.OurcitycentrelocationmakestheCollegeeasilyaccessibleforstudentsbyalltypesoftransportandtheentertainmentandshoppingcapitalofScotlandisonourdoorstep.
Glasgowrebrandedas‘ScotlandwithStyle’isabustling,vibrantcity.Thereisawidevarietyofcinemas,clubs,barsandrestaurantstochoosefromandmorethan
thirty-fiveMuseumsandGalleriestovisit.IthasawideandvariedmusicsceneandwasrecentlyvotedasaUNESCOCityofMusicandwashosttotheprestigiousMOBOawards.
Glasgowisashopper’sparadiseandissecondonlytoLondonforretailtherapy.Themainshoppingthoroughfare,BuchananStreet,hasbeenvotedoneoftheworld’stopretaildestinations.
InsportingtermsGlasgowishometothreeprofessionalfootballteamsandisdevelopingandrecastingitselftomeetthechallengeofholdingthe2014CommonwealthGames.
Whenyou’vehadenoughofcitylifeGlasgowisonlyanhour’sdrivefromthebeautifulScottishcountrysidewhereyoucanrelaxandexploremoreofScotland’shistory.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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New Campus Glasgow
StudyinginGlasgowCityCentrehasneverbeenmoreexcitingforGlasgowMetstudents.ForfouryearstheMethasbeenworkingwithitspartners-CentralCollegeandGlasgowCollegeofNauticalStudies-toplanahugenewcampusanddevelopaworldclasslearningfacilitythatwillseeGlasgowboastthemostcuttingedge
campus,designedtodelivera21stcenturycurriculum.Thiscampus,whichisduetobecompletedin2014,willbehomefor50,000studentsand2,000staff.
ThesenewfacilitieswillbedevelopedovertwositesatCathedralStreetandThistleStreet,andwillsignificantlyenhancethestudentexperience.
Merger
WorkingcloselytogetheronNewCampusGlasgow,hasledtoincreasingcollaborationonsharedservicesamongstthethreepartnercolleges–GlasgowMet,CentralCollegeandGlasgowCollegeofNauticalStudies-andtothedecisiontodevelopaproposaltomerge.Thismergeriscurrentlyscheduledtotakeplaceinlate2010.
New Campus Glasgow& Merger
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Finance & Funding
Funding for Higher Education (HE) Higher National Certificate / Higher National Diploma courses
Thepurposeofthefollowingsectionsistoexplainhowyoucanfinanceyourcollegestudies.Asyouwillfindout:
Manystudentsdonotneedtopaycoursefees,Manystudentsmayalsoreceivesupporttowardstheirliving,travel,studyandchildcareexpenses.
Intermsoffundingyoureducation,youwillhave3mainissuestoconsider:
WillIhavetopaymyowncoursefees?
WillIgetfinancialassistancetowardsmylivingcosts?
IfItakeoutastudentloanthenwhatwilltheloanrepaymentsbe?
Theamountyouneedtoliveonasastudentwilldependonyourparticularcircumstances.However,mostofyourmoneyislikelytobespentonthefollowing:Accommodation;Food;Travel;Clothes;Studymaterials-books,equipmentetcorSocialandleisureactivities.
Important note
Thefollowinginformationprovidesabriefguidetohowmuchsupportyoumight
getwhileatCollege.Theratesquotedarebasedon2009/10figureswhichmayrisefor2010/11.
Help and Advice
Itisimportanttomakesurethatyouhaveyourfinancesorganisedbeforeyouenrolonacourse.Therearevarioussourcesoffundingavailable,andalthoughthisinformationwillhelpyou,itisagoodideatotalktostaffinStudentServiceswhowilltakeyourpersonalcircumstancesintoconsiderationandadviseonthebestoptionsavailable.
StudentsonfulltimeHNC,HNDorPDAcoursesaresupported,ifeligible,bytheStudentsAwardAgencyforScotland(SAAS).ScottishstudentsstudyinginScotlanddonothavetopaytuitionfees,butyoumuststillapplytoSAAStohavethempaidforyou.Ifyoudon’tapplythenyouwillneedtopaythefeesyourself.Thefeelevelfor2009/10was£1,285.Thismayrisein2010/11.Youshouldapplyonlineatwww.saas.gov.uk
Youmustapplyforsupportwellbeforethestartdateofyourcourse.IfyouarearesidentofEngland,WalesorNorthernIrelandthenyoumustapplytoyourlocaleducationauthorityforsupport.
Student Loans
Themainsourceofhelpwithlivingexpenseswillbethroughastudentloan.Ingeneral,themaximumandminimumloanamountsforstudentsstudyingoutsideofLondonare:
Rates of Loan Minimum Loan Maximum Loan
Livinginparentshome 1stYear £605 £4,205
FinalYear £480 £3,740
Livingelsewhere 1stYear £915 £5,455
FinalYear £785 £4,845
AgoodwaytocalculatetheamountoffundsavailabletoyouistovisittheSAASwebsitewww.saas.gov.ukandconsultthe‘FinancialSupportCalculator’onthehomepage.Ifyouareunder25yearsofagethe
amountsshownabovewillbeassessedonyourparent/guardian’sincome.Youmustpaybackyourstudentloanbutnotuntilyouhaveleftcollegeoruniversityandareearningabove£15,000peryear.
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Young Student Bursary
Someyoungstudents(under25years)mayqualifyforaYoungStudentBursarywhichisanon-repayablegrant,giveninsteadofpartoftheloan,soitreducestheamountofloanyouneedtotakeout.Youmayreceiveupto£2,640ifyourfamilyincomeis£19,310orlessayear.Thebursarywillgodowntozeroforafamilyincomeofover£34,195ayear.
Grants
Therearealsograntsavailableforsomestudentsincludingloneparentsgrantandloneparentschildcaregrantaswellasadependant’sgrantforyourhusbandorwife.
Childcare Fund Support
FulltimestudentscanapplytothecollegeforassistancefromtheHigherEducationChildcareFund.Theprioritygroupsforthischildcaresupportareloneparentsandmaturestudents.Supportfromthefundisdiscretionary,andonlyopentoeligiblestudentstomeetthecostsof
formal/registeredchildcare.ThisfundisadministeredbytheCollege.
Travel Costs
Youmayclaimtravellingexpensesiftravelcostsarenecessaryinconnectionwithyourcourse.Thereisamaximumamountpayabletoeligiblestudentsandyouarerequiredtopaythefirst£159oftheyearlytotal.Youmustclaimyourtravellingexpensesbackafteryouhavestartedyourcourse.YoucanapplyonlineattheSAASwebsitefrommid-December.
Help for Students with a Disability
StudentswhoincuradditionalexpenditurewhilstundertakingtheircoursebecauseoftheirdisabilitycanapplyforextrasupportintheformoftheDisabledStudents’Allowance(DSA).Helpwiththecostoftravelmayalsobeprovidedifyouincuradditionaltransportcostsasaresultofyourdisability.OurSupportforLearningsectionisabletoprovideassistanceintermsofmaking
aclaimforaDSA.Pleasegotopage13forfurtherinformationonwhatsupportisavailable.
Higher Education Hardship Fund
StudentswhoareexperiencingparticularfinancialdifficultycanapplyforassistancefromtheHardshipFund.Studentsmusthavetakenouttheirmaximumstudentloanbeforebeingeligibletoapply.Parttimestudentscanapplyforchildcarefromthisfund,whereparttimeisdefinedasatleast50%ofafulltimeequivalentcourse.Paymentsareassessedandaremadeatthediscretionofthecollege.Guidancenotesareavailabletoexplaineligibilitycriteria.YoucancontacttheStudentAdvisoryServiceandspeaktooneofthestudentadvisorswithinthecollegetoobtainfurtherinformation.SeebelowforHigherEducationfundingchart.
Funding for Higher Education (HE) Higher National Certificate / Higher National
Diploma Courses
Apply to the Student Awards Agency for Scotland for the following funding elements
Apply to College for the following student elements
CHILDCAREThe College can provide assistance with the cost of chilcare.
Priority is given to lone parents and mature students
HARDSHIP FUNDSStudents who are experiencing financial difficulty can apply to
the College for additional support
SUPPORT FOR LEARNINGIn addition to the Disabled Students Allowance offered by
SAAS the College can offer practical support with equipment etc.
Visit the SAAS website direct for more information on www.saas.gov.uk or contact the College Student Services
direct on 0141 566 6224
Student Loan
Young Student Bursary
Lone Parent Grant, Lone Parent Childcare Grant or Dependant
Grant
Disabled Students Allowance
Travel Expenses
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Funding for Further Education (FE)Introductory Courses / National Certificate Courses / Scottish Group Awards
MostapplicantsstudyingfulltimecoursesbelowHNClevelwillbeeligibletoreceiveaBursaryorEducationalMaintenanceAllowance(EMA).ThesefundsareadministeredbytheCollege.Youdonotneedtorepaythissupportifyouareeligibletoreceiveitandmeetthetermsandconditionsoffunding.YouwillreceiveanEMA/BursaryapplicationformdirectlyfromtheCollegesometimeafterMayonceyouhavebeenmadeanofferandacceptedaplaceonacourse.NormallytobeeligibleyoumusthavelivedinScotland,theUnitedKingdomoraEuropeanUnioncountryforthelast3years.
Further Education Bursary
ABursaryisavailableforthosestudyingfulltimecoursesbelowHNClevel.Studentsbetween18and24yearsareconsideredtobesupportedbytheirparentsunlesstheymeetoneofthecriteriaforselfsupportingstatuswhichisdetailedbelow.ThisispartoftheNationalBursaryPolicy.ThismeansthatyourparentsareexpectedtomakeacontributiontoyoursupportwhileatCollege.Forexamplethemaximumyoucanexpecttoreceiveis£70.48perweek.
Thiswillreduceasparentalincomeincreases.Seetablebelow.
Parental Contribution – At home rate
House Hold Income
Parental Contribution
Weekly Payment
Lessthan£24,275
£0 £70.48
£24,275 £45 £69.26
£31,745 £875 £46.82
£41,735 £1,985 £16.43
£49,664 £2,936 £0
Aselfsupportingstudentmayreceiveupto£89.07perweek.Youmaybeconsideredtobeaselfsupportingstudentwhereyoumeetoneofthefollowingcriteria:Over25years.Noparentsliving.Married.Caringforadependentchild.SupportedyourselfinfulltimeemploymentorBenefitsformorethan3years.
Ifyouaremarriedorinarelationship,yourhusband/wife/partnerwillbeexpectedtomakeacontributiontoyoursupportwhileatCollege.Forexamplethemaximumyoucanbeawardedis£87.85perweek.
Thiswillreduceaspartnerspouseincomereduces.
Seetablebelow.
Spouse/Partner Contribution
House Hold Income
Parental Contribution
Weekly Payment
Lessthan£20,643
£0 £89.07
£20,643 £45 £87.85
£27,933 £855 £65.96
£35,538 £1,700 £43.12
£50,568> £3,370 £0
YourBursaryisforgenerallivingexpenses.Youmayalsobeeligibleforadditionalsupportwithtravelexpensesandsomecoursematerials.
Educational Maintenance Allowances (EMA)
AnEMAisavailableforeligible16and17yearolds.TheEMAawardyou
receivewillbebasedonyourparent/guardians’earningsoryourownfinancialcircumstances.
Students who did not receive EMA prior to 2009/10
Household Income (2009/2010)
Weekly amount during term time
£0to£22,403(forfamilieswithmorethanonedependantchildinthehousehold)
£30
£0-£20,351(forfamilieswithasingledependantchildinthehousehold)
£30
Students who received EMA prior to 2009/10
Household Income (2009/2010)
Weekly amount during term time
£0to£22,403 £30
£22,404to£27,465 £20
£27,466to£33,156 £10
Over£33,156 Nil
YourEMAisforgenerallivingexpensesandyoumayalsoreceivetwobonusesof£150each.Onewillbepaidmidwaythroughyourcourseforattendanceandthesecondispaidoncoursecompletion.Inadditiontosupportwithlivingexpensesyoucanapplyforbursarysupportwithtravelexpensesandsomecoursematerials.Forthoseunder18yearsoldthesearepaidregardlessofhouseholdincomelevels.FurtherinformationonEMAisavailablefromwww.emascotland.com.
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Childcare Fund SupportYoucanalsoapplytothecollegeforassistancefromtheFurtherEducationChildcareFund.Theprioritygroupforthischildcaresupportareloneparents(studyingparttimeorfulltime).Supportfromthefundisdiscretionary,andonlyopentoeligiblestudentstomeetthecostsofformal/registeredchildcare.ThisfundisadministeredbytheCollege.
Help for Students with a Disability StudentswhomayrequireadditionalassistancebecauseofadisabilitymaybeeligibleforadditionalsupportfromBursaries.Forexamplehelpwiththecostoftravelifyouincuradditionaltransportcostsasaresultofyourdisability.OurSupportforLearningsectionwillhelpassessyourneeds.Pleasegotopage13forfurtherinformationonwhatisavailable.
Further Education Hardship FundThecollegeadministershardshipfundswhichareprimarilyforemergencyusetoenablestudentstoremainineducationwhensituationsarisethatwouldotherwiseforcethemtoleave.Paymentsareassessedandaremadeatthediscretionofthecollege.Guidancenotesareavailabletoexplaineligibilitycriteria.YoucancontacttheStudentAdvisoryServiceandspeaktooneofthestudentadvisorswithinthecollegetoobtainfurtherinformation.
Funding for Further Education (FE) Inroductory Courses / National Certificate
Courses / Scottish Group Awards
Apply to the College for the following funding elements
Contact the College Student Services direct on 0141 566 6224
FURTHER EDUCATION BURSARY
A Bursary is for those over 18 and includes an element for living
costs, travel and course materials. Applicants must
meet residency criteria.
EDUCATIONAL MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE (EMA)
An EMA is for 16 - 17 year olds in respect of living costs. Travel and course materials will be met from Bursary Funds and will be considered automatically when
you apply for an EMA.
SUPPORT FOR LEARNING
Support for learning can provide assistance with any specialist or additional equipment or support
required in class.
HARDSHIP FUND
Students who are experiencing financial difficulty can apply to
the College for additional financial support.
CHILDCARE
The College can provide assistance with the cost of childcare. Priority is given to lone parents and mature students.
Other Help
Welfare Benefits and Council TaxCertainstudentssuchasloneparentsanddisabledstudentsmaybeabletocontinuetoclaimwelfarebenefitsandstudyfulltime.PleasecontactyourlocalBenefitsAgencyofficetoseeifthisappliestoyou.LocalauthoritiescanawardHousingBenefitandCouncilTaxBenefittocertainstudents,includingloneparents,studentcoupleswithdependentchildren,studentsunder19undertakingnon-advancedcourses,disabledstudentsandparttimestudents.
Allfulltimestudentscanclaimexemptionfromthecounciltax.FormsareavailablefromyourlocalHousingOffice.
Educational Trusts Someeducationaltrustsandcharitiesgivesmallgrantsforspecificpurposes.Theymayhelpwithfees,booksorequipment.AlistofeducationaltrustsisavailablefromStudentServicesandtheStudentAdvisoryService.
Contact Information Forgeneralinformationcontact01415666224.
ForinformationonEMA’sandBursariescontact01415666217.
ForinformationandadviceonDiscretionaryFundsandwelfarebenefitscontact01415664134
VisitingWearelocatedinGlasgowCityCentreat60NorthHanoverStoppositeQueenStreetStation.WeareopenMon–Fri8:45am-4:45pm.
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Studentadvisorscanprovideadvice,counselling,informationandpersonalsupportforallstudents.
Wecanhelpyouwith:
Funding(SAAS),studentloans,hardshipfundsandEducationalTrustsWelfarebenefitsManagingyourmoneyInformationonaccommodationPersonalsupport(stressandhealthrelatedissues)
AssistancewithappealsandcomplaintsWheretofindlocaldoctorsanddentistsGuidanceforInternationalstudentsSupportforrefugeesandasylumseekers
InadditiontotheStudentAdvisors,wealsohaveaCounsellorwhoattendsthecollegetwiceaweek.Youdon’thavetobeinamajorcrisisbeforeyouseeacounsellor.Theyaretheretotalkoverwhatevermaybetroublingyou,nomatterhowbigorsmallanimpacttheissuemaybehavingonyourlife,whetherathomeoratcollege.
Appointments
Appointmentscanbemadeinperson,bytelephone,email,byastaffmemberorareferralfromanoutsideagency.
Contact Information
Telephone:01415664134/1563/1646Email:[email protected]:www.glasgowmet.ac.uk/studentadvisoryservice.aspx
TheCollege’sCareersAdvisoryService(CAS)offersadropinservicebasedintheCollegemainbuildinginNorthHanoverStreet,Glasgow.CAScanhelpgetyoustartedandsupportyouthroughoutyourtimeatCollegeandbeyond.
Weoffer:ProfessionallyqualifiedcareersstaffSpecialistcareerssoftwareincludingauserfriendlyCVpackagePCswithinternetaccessforcareersinformationandjobssearchEmployerdatabasesVacancyServiceTelephone,emailandfaxfacilitiesAdviceandguidancerelatedtocareers
Wecanhelpyouatdifferentstagesofyourcareerfromidentifyingtherightcoursetoassistanceinfindingthatdreamjob.Beforeyoustartyourcoursehelpisathand.
Forexamplewecan:
Provideinformationaboutawiderangeofcareers,thejobopportunitiesdifferentcareersofferandtheentrylevelqualificationsneededtoentertheindustry
oraccessaUniversityprogrammeafteryourcollegecourse.Meetwithyouonaonetoonebasistogivecareersguidanceinterviewsforindividualswhoarenotsurewhattheywanttodoorwanttocheckoutifthecoursetheyarethinkingofistherightchoiceforthem.Helpwithfillinginthecourseapplicationform.Givepracticaladviceandinformationonparttimeworktohelpfinanceyourtimethroughcollege.
Whileyouareastudentwewillcontinuetosupportyouinanumberofways:Providecareersinformationontheindustryyouareenteringandthejobsavailablethroughclassroombasedtalks,seminarsandfocusedevents.Helpyoufindsuitableworkexperience.Helpwithapplyingforfurtherstudy.WehaveaccesstocomprehensivecoursedatabasesandcanassistinapplyingthroughUCAS.KeepyouinformedaboutthelatestjobvacanciesthroughthevacancyserviceVacanciesareadvertisedinthecareers
sectionofthecollegewebsite,viaemail,weeklyvacancybulletinandoncoursenoticeboardsthroughouttheCollege.HelpwithmarketingyourCV,andyourself,toemployers.Runvariousworkshopstohelpwithsuccessfuljobsearches:UCAS,CareerManagementSkillsandCVwriting.
Onceyouhavecompletedyourstudieswewouldstillliketohearfromyou.Wecan:
Helpyouplanyourjobsearchstrategy.Forwardsuitablevacanciestoyouthroughthevacancyservice.Giveadvice&supportoncompilingaCVandonhowtoprepareforjobinterviews.Providehelpinaccessingthehiddenjobmarket.Continuetoprovideindividualcareersguidance.
Contact Information
Telephone01415664217/4214.Fax:01415664138.Email:[email protected]:www.glasgowmet.ac.uk/careersadvisoryservice.aspx.
Student Advisory Service
Careers Advisory Service
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Support For Learning
Doyouhaveadisabilityoradditionalsupportneedthatmayaffectthewayyouparticipateinyourcourse?Ifyoufeelthatyourequireextrasupport,pleasecontactus.EarlycontactwithourserviceisstronglyrecommendedtoensurethatwecanmeetyourneedsinadvanceofyoucomingtoCollege.OurstaffcancreateaPersonalSupportPlantailoredforyourindividualneeds.
How can we help you?
Liaison with Tutors
AssessmentsReasonableAdjustments
Further Support
SignLanguageInterpretersNoteTakersScribesReadersPersonalHelp
Equipment Loan
LaptopsLoopSystemsMiniDiscRecordersetcTexthelp
Access
EmergencyEvacuationDisabilityAwarenessTrainingOrientation
Tuition
StudySkillsOnetoonetuitionICTSkillsNumeracy/LiteracyCourseworketcESOL
Funding Sources
DisabledStudentsAllowanceDisabledStudentsBursary
Referral
In-houseAssessmentSupportAgenciesOtherCollegeServices
TheCollegewelcomescallsthroughTypetalk.Pleasecontactuson1800101415664109.TheCollegeProspectusisavailableinlargeprintformatanddisk. Contact InformationTelephone01415664297Email:[email protected]:www.glasgowmet.ac.uk/supportforlearning.aspx
Visiting the CollegeWearelocatedat:NorthHanoverStreetCampus–Room602.CathedralStreetCampus-Room234.RogartStreetCampus-Room301.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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How to Apply
Full Time Courses
Applicationsareacceptedthroughouttheyear.However,theearlieryouapplythebetteryourchanceofaplaceonthecourseofyourchoice.Ifyouneedsomeguid-ancebeforeapplyingforacourseyoucancontacttheCollege’sCareersAdvisorson01415664214/4217orStudentServiceson01415666224.
Entry Qualifications
Entryqualificationsforeachcoursearegiventoguideyoutothelevelofcoursebestsuitedtoyourqualificationsandexperience.Somecoursesmayrequireparticularexperienceoraportfolioinadditiontoformalqualifications.Somecoursesrequirenoacademicqualificationsatall.
Thereare4waystoapply:
Applyon-lineatwww.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Downloadtheapplicationformfromthewebsite
Fillouttheapplicationformatthebackofthisprospectus
Phonethecollegeon01415666222andwewillsendanapplicationformtoyou
Pleasereadthefollowingabouthowtoapply:
Completeyourapplicationclearly.Missinginformationcoulddelayyourapplication.
Yourapplicationwillbeacknowledgedwithin10workingdays.
Listyourcoursechoicesbyorderofpreference.Ifyouapplytomorethanone
coursewewillprocessyourapplicationstartingwithyour1stchoicecourse.Whereyouaresuccessfulinobtainingaplaceonyour1stchoicewewillnotprogressyourotherchoices.Ifyour1stchoicecourseisfullwewillletyouknowbyletterandplaceyouonthewaitinglist.Wewillthenprogressyour2ndor3rdchoiceandletyouknowbyletterofthedecisiononeachchoice.
Whereyoumeettheentryrequirementsforthecourseortherearenoentryrequirementsplaceswillbeofferedonafirstcomebasis.Insomeinstancesyoumaybeaskedtoattendaninterviewbeforeanoffercanbemade.
ForHNdesigncoursesyouwillbeaskedtosubmitaportfolioorexamplesofyourwork.Forthesecoursesentryisbasedonqualificationsandportfolioassessment.
IfyouaregivenanofferwithoutinterviewyouwillbeinvitedtoaPreEntryGuidanceEventtofindoutmoreaboutthecourse.YoumustattendthePreEntryGuidanceEventtoconfirmthatyouhavemadethecorrectcoursechoice.Atthisstageyoucanstillchangeyourmindandtransfertoanalternativecourse.
Ifyoudonotmeettheentryrequirementsforthecourseyouwillreceivealettertellingyouthisandanalternativecoursemaybeofferedoryoumaybeinvitedtoattendaninterviewtodiscussyourapplicationfurther.
Ifallyourchoicesarefullwemayofferyouanalternativecourse.
Ifyouareunsuccessfulwewillletyouknowbyletter.IfyoudonotreceiveanofferforanyofyourchoicestheCollege’sCareersOfficerwillcontactyoutogiveyousomeadviceaboutwhattodonext.
Onceyoureceiveanofferyouwillbeaskedtoacceptordeclinetheplace.Itisimportantthatyoudosoassoonaspossibleandbythedeadlinedateonyourofferletter.Ifwedonotreceivearesponsefromyouwewillcancelyouroffer.IfatanytimeyouwishtocancelorwithdrawyourapplicationpleasecontactStudentServices.
Enrolment
Enrolmentdatesvaryaccordingtocourserequirements.Ifyouhaveacceptedadefiniteofferofaplace,theStudentServicesSectionwillprovideyouwithjoininginstructionsgivingdetailsonwhentoenrolandfirstdayattendance.TheseareusuallysentatthebeginningofAugust.
Induction
DuringyourfirstfewdaysattheCollegeyouwillobtainmoreinformationonyourcourseofstudyandthefacilitiesonofferatCollege.UsuallythereisaWelcomeEventatthebeginningofeachacademicsession.Detailswillbeprovidedwithjoininginstructions.
IfyouhaveanyquestionsabouthowtoapplyorwishtochecktheprogressofyourapplicationpleasecontactStudentServiceson01415666224.
Term Dates
Student HolidayDates
Academic Calendar
Full Time Higher Education (HE) CoursesStartDate:30thAugust2010FinishDate:3rdJune2011
Full Time Further Education (FE) CoursesStartDate:6thSeptember2010FinishDate:20thMay2011/3rdJune2011forSGACourses
September Weekend24th-27thSeptember2010
Autumn Break11th-17thOctober2010
Winter Break13thDecember2010-4thJanuary201120thDecember2010-4thJanuary2011(Food,Hospitality,Sport&Tourismonly)
Spring Break (B) day classes4thApril2011-15thApril2011
Spring Break (C) day classes4thApril2011-8thApril2011
Spring Weekend22ndApril2011-25thApril2011
May Day2ndMay2011
May Weekend27thMay-30thMay2011
Built Environment Architectural Conservation Town Planning Construction and Joinery Crafts
Course leaflets are available from www.glasgowmet.ac.uk Marketing and PR Section 0141 566 4150 [email protected]
If you have an additional support need or require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information or contact 0141 566 4297.
Our choice isSchool of Built Environment
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NC Built Environment
HNC/D Architectural Conservation
Entry Requirements
NC Built Environment (SCQF 5/6)
1.RelevantgroupofUnitsorCoursesatIntermediateLevel1/2.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradepassesatcreditlevelpreferablywithMaths/Numeracy,EnglishandaScience.OR
3.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
Thiscourseprovidesanintroductiontotheknowledgeandskillsrequiredtofollowaprofessionalcareerpathattechnicianlevelwithinthebuildingindustry.Thecourseistaughtwithinaclassroomenvironmentwithpracticalexperiencegainedfromlaboratory
workshops,fieldtripsandsitevisits.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:BuildingDesignTechnology;BuildingServices;CAD;HealthandSafety;BuildingMaterials;Mechanics;ModernMethodsofConstruction;SustainabilityandBuildingPerformance;ConstructionTechnology;ConstructionSpecialisms;MeasurementandCosting;InformationandCommunicationTechnology;SiteSurveying;DrawingforConstruction.
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Career-QuantitySurveyingTechnician;BuildingControlTechnician;ArchitecturalTechnician;BuildingTechnician;BuildingSiteSupervisor.
Study-Successfulstudentsareexpectedtomoveontooneofthefollowingfull-timeHNDprogrammesofferedatthecollege–HNDBuiltEnvironmentwithSpecialisms;HNDTownPlanning;HNDArchitecturalConservation.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Architectural Conservation (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneHigherGradepassoranappropriategroupingofNationalQualificationunits.OR
2.OneHigherplus3StandardGradepasses.OR
3.Personalexperience.
Course Profile
Thecourseprovidesknowledgeandunderstandingofarchitecturalconservation-alongwithpracticalconservationcraftskillstosavebuildingsfromdecay,damageanddemolition.Thecourseistaughtthroughlectures,seminarsandtutorialsalongwithfieldtripsandsitevisits.
Subjectsstudiedinthefirstyearinclude:IntroductoryPracticalSkillsin
Stonemasonry,Plasterwork,Roofing;InfluencesontheDevelopmentofScottishArchitecture;PrinciplesofArchitecturalConservation;FactorsAffectingBuildingDecay;SurveyingHistoricBuildings;MathematicsforConstruction;BuildingMaintenanceManagement;CAD2D1.
Thesecondyearexpandsonthepracticalcraftskillscoveredinfirstyearandalsoincludes:ConservationTechnology;ContractProcurementandDocumentation;BuildingServicesinLargeBuildings;ArchitecturalCAD;TechnicalCommunicationSkills.Coursematerialsareprovided.
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Career-LocalAuthorities,Architectural/SurveyingPractices,ConservationOrganisations,Contractors,CentralGovernmentBodies(NationalTrustforScotland,CivicTrusts,HistoricScotland).
Study-SuccessfulstudentsmaywishtoprogresstoarelevantdegreecoursesatuniversitywhichmayincludeBSc(Hons)BuildingSurveyingatGlasgowCaledonianUniversity,BSc(Hons)BuildingConservationatSwanseaMetropolitanUniversityorBScBuildingSurveyingatNapierUniversity.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Graeme Allan - Built Environment with Specialisms - HND Quantity Surveying
I spent a number of years working as a chef when I left school. However gradually the long hours became draining and I realised it wasn’t for me.
I had always been good with money and numbers, so after speaking with my local careers office and researching different courses I chose Quantity Surveying. The salaries are very good in this field and the course at The Met provided the option to progress to University - this was a huge benefit as I didn’t have the required qualifications to go straight to University. With the support of the college I have now applied to three
Universities to undertake the degree programme and hope to enter in my 3rd year.
I’ve really enjoyed my course. The first year provided a good general introduction to the industry before specialising in Quantity Surveying. Part of the course also included site visits which is a good way of putting the drawings and notes into practice.
I’ve really enjoyed my course at the Met and look forward to starting University in the autumn. I definitely made the right decision with this course.
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HND Built Environment with Specialisms
BuiltEnvironmentspecialismoptionsinclude:
Architectural Technology
Construction Management
Building Surveying
Quantity Surveying
Availabilityofoptionsaredependantuponstudentdemandandsomeofthechoicesmaynotrun.
Entry Requirements
HND Built Environment with Specialisms (SCQF 7/8) 1.OneHigherGradepassoranappropriategroupingofNationalCertificateunits.OR
2.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
Thiscoursecovershowbuildingsareplanned,designedandconstructed,andhowthesebuildingsexistwithintheenvironmentinwhichtheyarelocated.Firstyearprovidesageneralgroundingandistakenbyallstudentswiththeopportunitytospecialisein2ndyear(subjecttodemand)
leadingtoanamedHNDAwardinoneoftheaboveareas.
Subjectsstudiedwilldependonthespecialismchosenbutmayinclude:Drawing&Design;ConstructionTechnology;BuildingServices;ConstructionSiteSurveying;Mathematics;QuantitativeBuildingStudies;BuildingMaterials;ComputerAidedDesign;IntroductiontotheIndustry;ConstructionPlanning.
The2ndyearsubjectsaredependantuponthespecialismchosenandwillberelatedtothespecificsubjectarea.Allcoursematerialsareprovided.
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Career-HigherTechnician/JuniorManagementpoststhroughouttheBuiltEnvironment/ConstructionsectorinareassuchasArchitecturalTechnology,QuantitySurveying,Estimating,BuildingSurveyingandConstructionManagementinboththepublicandprivatesector.
Study-EntrytoselectedGlasgowCaledonianUniversityhonoursdegreesat
second/thirdyearlevel.AstudentfollowingtheHNDtoBScroutecancompleteanhonoursdegreeinthesamefouryearsasastudentenrollingdirectlyontothefirstyearofthedegreeprogramme,butalsohavetheflexibilitytoexitafteroneyearwithanHNCorafter2yearswithanHND.
EntrytothethirdyearofthedegreeprogrammeisatthediscretionoftheUniversities.Thedegreeprogrammesavailableforthirdyearentryare:BSc(Hons)ConstructionManagement;BSc(Hons)BuildingControl;BSc(Hons)QuantitySurveying;BSc(Hons)BuildingSurveying.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificateinConstruction).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
BernieMitchellon01415666222ext.4237orbernie.mitchell@glasgowmet.ac.uk
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Our choice is Built
Environment
KamalMalhotra&CaitlinStewart
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HND Town Planning
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Entry Requirements
HND Town Planning (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneHigherpreferablyinGeographyorEconomicsatlevelCoraboveand3StandardGradesatCreditlevel.OR
2.ANationalQualificationinBuilding,ArchitecturalStudiesandQuantitySurveyingorequivalentqualificationatSCQFlevel6.OR
3.Workexperienceinpropertyvaluation,townplanningorrelatedsectors.
Course Profile
Thiscourseprovidesknowledgeandunderstandingofhowlandintownsandcitiesshouldbeusedandtheconstructionandvaluationofbuildings,aswellasthetechnicalskillsindrawingandcomputingrelatedtothoseareas.Thecourseisamixtureoftheoryandpracticalsubjects,taughtthroughclassroomstudiobasedactivitiesandcasestudyvisits.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Communications;InformationTechnology;TownPlanning;DigitalMapping;PropertyLaw;ValuationPrinciples;GeographicInformationSystems;ConstructionTechnology;UrbanDesign;SiteSurveying;Mathematics.Coursematerialsareprovided.
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Career-TownandCountryPlanningOffices.Study-Progressionmaybepossibletothefollowingdegreecourses:BSc(Hons)PropertyManagementandValuation;BSc(Hons)EnvironmentalManagementandPlanningatGlasgowCaledonianUniversity;BSc(Hons)RealEstateManagement;BSc(Hons)UrbanandRegionalPlanning;BSc(Hons)PlanningandPropertyDevelopmentatHeriotWattUniversity;MATownandRegionalPlanningatDundeeUniversity.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithanHNCinUrbanDevelopment).
Location
NorthHanoverStreetCampus.
Contact
FinlayMaclennanon01415666222ext.4454orfinlay.maclennan@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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BSc (Hons) Quantity SurveyingEntry Requirements
295UCAStariffpointsfromaminimumof4HighersatGradeCorabovetoincludeStandard/OrdinaryGradepassesinMaths,English,ScienceorTechnologysubject.ApplicationforfirstyearmustbemadethroughUCAS.
Course Profile
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ConstructionTechnology;Measurement;CostStudies;PropertyLegislation;PropertyEconomics;Contracts&ProjectFinance.
Duration
Fouryears,sandwichcourse.
Contact
HalbertMillson01413313296atGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Degree programmes offered by Glasgow Caledonian Universityin association with Glasgow Metropolitan College
BSc (Hons) Building Surveying
BSc (Hons) Construction Management
Entry Requirements
285UCAStariffpointsfromaminimumof4HighersatGradeCorabovetoincludeStandard/OrdinaryGradepassesinMaths,English,ScienceorTechnologysubject.ApplicationforfirstyearmustbemadethroughUCAS.
Course Profile
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ConstructionTechnology;PropertyLegislation;ConstructionEngineering;Conservation;FireStudies;StructuralAnalysis;ProjectManagement.
Duration
Fouryears,sandwichcourse.
Contact
HarryMaddenon01413313633atGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
Entry Requirements
285UCAStariffpointsfromaminimumof4HighersatGradeCorabovetoincludeStandard/OrdinaryGradepassesinMaths,English,ScienceorTechnologysubject.ApplicationforfirstyearmustbemadethroughUCAS.
Course Profile
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ConstructionTechnology;PropertyLegislation;StructuralAnalysis;ConstructionManagement;ConstructionEngineering;FacilitiesManagement;BuildingControl;ProjectManagement.
Duration
Fouryears,sandwichcourse.
Contact
MichaelMcCarneyon01413318997atGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
UCAS Codes
IfyouwishtoapplyforanydegreeprogrammesofferedinassociationwithGlasgowCaledonianUniversitythenyoushouldapplythroughUCAS(UniversitiesandCollegesAdmissionsService).Youcanapplyon-lineatwww.ucas.com/apply.ApplicationformsareavailablefromtheCollege,yourlocalSchoolandCareersOffice.
GlasgowCaledonianUniversity’sUCASCourseCodesareasfollows:
Course UCAS Code QuantitySurveying K240BSc/QSBuildingSurveying K230BSc/BSConstructionManagement K251BSc/CMgt
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NQ Carpentry & Joinery
Entry Requirements
NQ Carpentry and Joinery (SCQF 4/5)
1.2StandardGradesatGeneralLevelincludingEnglish,Mathematicsand/orScienceorequivalent.OR
2.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
ThisfulltimeconstructioncraftscourserequiresstudentstostudyacombinationofpracticalandtheoreticalunitsbasedontheCarpentryandJoineryindustry.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Drawing
forBuilding;InformationTechnology;ConstructionSafetyPractices;BenchJoinerySkills;SiteJoinerySkills;CarpentryandJoineryRepairandMaintenance;KitchenDesign;ManufacturingJoineryComponents;BasicVeneering;DesignStudies:ComputerAidedDesign;EmployabilitySkills;Communications;IntroductiontoBuildingCraftScience;ConstructionIndustryStudies.
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Transferableskills,avitalpartofgainingaccesstothebuildingindustry,willbe
coveredthroughthecourse.ThiscoursewillenablestudentstoaccessfurtherstudiesatHigherNationallevelorsearchforacareerinthebuildingindustry.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
RogartStCampus.
Contact
MarleenMilleron01415666222ext.4209ormarleen.miller@glasgowmet.ac.uk
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Entry Requirements
NQ Construction Crafts (SCQF 4/5)
1.TwoStandardGradesatGeneralLevelincludingEnglish,Mathematicsand/orScienceorequivalent.OR
2.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
Studentswillstudyacombinationofpracticalandtheoreticalunitsbasedontheconstructionindustry.ItwillpreparestudentsforundertakingtheHealthandSafetytestwhichisarequirementtogainaccesstomostbuildingsites.Transferableskills,avitalpartofgainingaccesstotheindustry,willbecoveredthroughoutthecourse.
Subjectsstudiedwillinclude:CarpentryandJoinery;RoofSlatingandTiling;Stonemasonry;Bricklaying;Plastering;FibrousPlastering;WallandFloorTiling;Communication;Numeracy;InformationTechnology;HealthandSafety;CAD;ConstructionIndustryStudies;ConstructionMeasurement&Costing;DrawingsforBuilding;PropertiesandUseofConstructionMaterials;ConstructionIndustryPractice.
Shouldyouhaveoneormoreoftheunitsintheprogrammeeveryeffortwillbemadetoofferalternativeoptions.Thiswillbesubjecttotheconstraintsoftimetablingandtheavailabilityofalternativelecturers.
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SuccessfulcompletionofthiscoursecouldleadtoundertakingaModernApprenticeshipintheconstructionindustryorfurtherstudiesonvariousNC&HNC/Dcoursesatthecollege.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
MainLocation-RogartStCampus.
Contact
NQ Construction Crafts
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Our choice is Construction
Crafts
DarrenHealy&MarkBrown
JournalismTelevision Communication & Media Radio Creative Crafts Photography Printing
Digital Media Information Technology MultimediaComputing (Technical Support) 3D Computer AnimationCourse leaflets are available from www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Marketing and PR Section 0141 566 4150 [email protected]
If you have an additional suport need or require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information or contact 0141 566 4297.
Our choice isSchool of Communication & Media
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC/D Practical Journalism
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Practical Journalism (SCQF 7/8)
1.AnappropriateNC/NQinCommunicationandMediaorequivalentSVQ.OR
2.OneHigher(English)plus3StandardGradesatCreditLevel.
ApplicantsareexpectedtohavesomepracticalskillsinIT,includingwordprocessing,emailandinternetskills.StudentswillthendeveloptheseITskillsbyusingspecialistpackagessuchasInDesign.
Course Profile
Thecourseoffersaqualificationwhichmeetstheneedsofindustryinthe21stcentury.Inrecentyears,therehasbeenasteadyconvergenceofprintandbroadcastjournalismwithjournalistsrequiredtohaveskillsinbothareas.Thedemandsof24hournewsreportingonjournalistsandamulti-skilledapproachtoworkingintheindustryarereflectedinthiscourse.
Inaddition,theeffectofnewmediaonradio,television,printandtheinternethasledtodramaticchangesintheworldofjournalism,withnewworkingpracticesandemployersrequiringmoreflexibilityofjournalists.Thesenewpracticesincludeagrowingnecessityforjournaliststowriteforwebpagesanddigitalversionsofvariousmedia.
Journalistsarenowexpectedtoshootonvideo,editondigitaleditsystemstoproduceatelevisionnewsitem,recordapieceofnewssuitableforradiobroadcastandwriteupthesamestoryfortheinternet.
Year1includesnewsandfeaturewriting;researchandinterviewskills;sub-editing;shorthandandScotslaw.
Year2willprogresstoamoreadvancedlevelwiththeopportunitytostudybroadcastunitsincluding:electronicnewsgathering(shootingandeditingonvideo);onlinereportingandradioproduction.
Journalismstudentswillhaveaccesstothecollegeradiostudioandtelevisionfacilities.
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Career-Printjournalism(especiallylocalandcommunitypress),broadcastjournalismandonlinejournalism.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionofthetwoyearHNDPracticalJournalismcoursecouldenableentryintoYear3oftheBAJournalismorBA(Hons)BroadcastProductionattheUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
HelenWolfendenon01415666222ext.4216orhelen.wolfenden@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NC Television Production HNC/D Creative Industries: Television
Entry Requirements
NC Television Production (SCQF 5/6)
1.RelevantgroupofNQUnitsorcompletedAccesstoCommunication&MediaCourse.OR
2.TwoStandardGradesatCreditlevelincludingEnglish.OR
3.Personalexperience.
HNC/D Creative Industries: Television (SCQF 7/8)
1.AnNQorNCinTVorequivalentSVQOR
2.HigherEnglishand3StandardGradesatCreditlevel.OR
3.RelevantTelevisionexperience.
Portfolio
AportfolioisalsorequiredforHNC/Dapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage52.
Course Profile
TheNCcourseintroducesbasicskillsinallareasoftelevisionproduction.Televisionproductionrelatedsubjectsinclude:DirectingaSingleCameraProduction;SingleCameraonLocation;SoundRecording;LightingforSingleCamera;Multi-CameraStudioTechniques.Photography,Communication&InformationTechnologyunitsarealsoincluded.
ThiscourseincorporatestheNationalCertificateinMediaatSCQFLevel6whichoffersawiderangeofopportunitiestodevelopcreativeandproductionskillsacrossthemedia.
TheoneyearHNCCreativeIndustries:Televisionisahighlypracticalcoursecoveringallaspectsoftelevisionproduction.Subjectsstudiedinclude:TVDirecting;BasicCamera;BasicSound;BasicEditing;LiveMultiCameraStudio;ProductionManagement;ProductionAssistant;DigitalEditing.
ThetwoyearHNC/Dcoursedevelopsskillsinallareasoftelevisionproduction,includingcamera,sound,editing,sounddubbingandlighting.ThefirstyearincludesthesamesubjectsastheHNCsubjectsabove.
SecondyearallowsstudentstospecialiseinCamera,SoundandLighting-DirectingonLocation;AdvancedSingleCamera;LocationLighting;LocationSound;ProductionManagement.
Alternatively,studentscanchoosetospecialiseinPost-Production-DirectingonLocation;AdvancedDigitalEditing;SoundDubbing;ProductionManagement.
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Career-TheNCcourseisviewedasafoundationforHNstudiesalthough
corporateandcommunitytelevisionofferpotentialemploymentopportunities.Theremaybeemploymentopportunitiesforskilledpersonnelinbroadcastingandwithindependentproductioncompanies.
Study-SuccessfulNCstudentswillbeencouragedtoapplyforHNC/DCreativeIndustries:Television.StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheHNCandwhosatisfytheothernormalentryrequirementsoftheUniversityoftheWestofScotland,willbeeligibletoapplyforaplaceon2ndyearoftheBA(Hons)BroadcastandProductioncourse.
StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheHNDandwhosatisfytheothernormalentryrequirementsoftheUniversityoftheWestofScotland,willbeeligibletoapplyforaplaceon3rdyearoftheBA(Hons)BroadcastandProductioncourse.
Duration
NC-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.HNC–Oneyear,startinginAugust.HND–Twoyears,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
GeorgeNeilsonon01415666222ext.4392orgeorge.neilson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NC Media with Highers
Entry Requirements
NC Media with Highers (SCQF 6)
1.RelevantgroupofNCUnitsorcompletedAccesstoCommunicationandMediaCourse.OR
2.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevel–oneofwhichmustbeEnglish.OR
3.OneStandardGradepassatCreditLevelandanIntermediate2passinEnglishatAorB.OR
4.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
Thisprogrammewillappealtostudentswhowantacareerinjournalismoranotherareaofthecommunicationandmediaindustries.
Itcoversarangeofmediasubjectsforthosewhoareunsureofwhichareatospecialise.
StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheNCcoursewillgainaHigherinbothEnglishandMediaStudies.
Thefollowingsubjectsareincluded:
HigherEnglishcourseandexam;
HigherMediaStudiescourseandexam;
avarietyofunitswhichofferanintroductiontotheproductionofmediacontentinradio,TVandprint.
ThiscourseincorporatestheNationalCertificateinMediaatSCQFLevel6whichoffersawiderangeofopportunitiestodevelopcreativeandproductionskillsacrossthemedia.
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Career-Possibleopportunitiesatjuniorlevelposts.Study-ThisprogrammeisdesignedtoequipstudentswithskillswhichwillenablethemtoprogresstoHigherNationalCertificate/DiplomacoursesinJournalism,CreativeIndustries:RadioorTelevisionandInformationTechnology.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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Cameron KingHNC Creative Industries: Radio
I’ve been involved in radio for a while and wanted to improve my skills so I started looking around for a course that would help me do that.
A friend at the community radio station where I volunteer suggested the Met and I managed to get a course place not long after leaving school.
The course has been great and is continually leading to new opportunities. At the moment I’m
involved in presenting two shows at the college – one a chart rundown and the other featuring unsigned acts from around Glasgow.
Music is my biggest passion so you could say it would be a dream to go on and have a career in radio; however my aim at the moment is achieving my HNC. I’ve been accepted to study for a degree in Broadcast Production at the University of the West of Scotland so that will be the next step for me.
In the meantime, I’m keen to make the most of my college studies by building on the practical experience I’ve gained.
In addition to my shows at Glasgow Met Radio I also volunteer at Camglen community radio station in the south of Glasgow and previously covered the overnight shift on L107 Radio in Hamilton. It’s all great experience and I hope it will provide a strong foundation to develop my radio career.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Entry Requirements
NC Radio (SCQF 5/6)
1.RelevantgroupofNQUnitsorcompletedAccesstoCommunication&MediaCourse.OR
2.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevelincludingEnglish.OR
3.PersonalExperience.
HNC Creative Industries: Radio (SCQF 7)
1.AnappropriateNC/NQinRadioorequivalentSVQ.OR
2.OneHigherplus3StandardGradesatCreditLevel.OR
3.RelevantRadioExperience.
Course Profile
TheNCprovidesanintroductiontobroadcastmediaanddevelopscommunicationskillsinradiopresentationandproductionaswellasothermediaformats.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Radio:MakingaProgramme;RadioPresentation;SoundRecording;VideoProduction;ResearchandInterviewSkills;MusicProgrammeProduction.
ThiscourseincorporatestheNationalCertificateinMediaatSCQFLevel6whichoffersawiderangeofopportunitiestodevelopcreativeandproductionskillsacrossthemedia.
TheHNCcourseisdesignedtodevelopskillsintheareasofradioproductionandbroadcasting,including:Interviewing;Scripting;Presentation;NewsOperations;SoundRecording;Commercial;ProductionandDigitalEditing.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:RadioPresentation;MusicProgrammeProduction;RadioInterviewing;TechnicalOperations;RecordingandEditing;ScriptingandPresentingforRadioNews;RadioCommercialsProduction;LawandtheCommunicationIndustries;IntroductiontotheCreativeIndustries.
Practicalworktakesplaceinsupervisedstudiosessions,onlocationrecordingsandusingdigitaleditingsoftware.Practicalexercisesareintroducedwithdemonstrationsandrelatedtheoryistaughtinlecturesandtutorials.
Teamworkisimportantasmuchofthepracticalworktakesplaceingroups.Studentswillhaveaccesstothecollege’sowninternetradiostationGlasgowMetRadio,whichbroadcastsfromastateoftheartdigitalradiostudio.
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Career-Employmentinarangeofmediaindustriesatajuniorlevel.Thereareemploymentopportunitiesinradioforthosewithavarietyofuptodateskillsandbroadcastingknowledgeandexperience.
Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompleteallelementsoftheNCmayprogresstoarangeofHNC/DssuchasHNC/DPracticalJournalism,DigitalMedia,ICT,Radioand
Multimedia.StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheHNCandwhosatisfytheothernormalentryrequirementsoftheinstitution,willbeeligibletoapplyforaplaceon2ndyearoftheBA(Hons)BroadcastandProductioncourseattheUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
Duration
NC-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.HNC–Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
NC–RoddyCampbellon01415666222ext.4272orroddy.campbell@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC–HelenWolfendenon01415666222ext.4216orhelen.wolfenden@glasgowmet.ac.uk
NC RadioHNC Creative Industries: Radio
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Foundation Creative Crafts & Photography
Entry Requirements
Foundation Creative Crafts & Photography(SCQF 4/5)
Noformalqualificationsarerequired.
Course Profile
Thiscourseisanintroductiontothecreativeskillsofdesign,photography,screenprinting,bookbindingandportfoliopresentation.Ifyouarelookingforapracticalcourse,onethatwillprovideyouwithanopportunitytogainawiderangeofskills,thenthiscourseisforyou.Duringthecourseyouwillhaveplentyofopportunitytotryoutanumberofdifferentandexcitingcreativecraftsincludingphotography.
Thecoursetopicsinclude:DesignProcess;PrintFinishing;Photography:CameraTechniques;ComputerApplications;Communications;FineBookBinding;WebDesignandScreenPrinting.
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ThiscourseoffersapotentialprogressionopportunitytoHNC/HNDanddegreelevelstudy.ManyofourstudentswhohaveundertakenthisprogrammeofstudyhaveprogressedtoothercoursesatGlasgowMet.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
DavidMcKennaon01415666222ext.4361ordavid.mckenna@glasgowmet.ac.uk
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.ukGeneral enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Photography
Entry Requirements
NQ Photography (SCQF 6)
1.RelevantgroupofUnits/CoursesatAccess.OR
2.StandardGradesatCreditLevele.g.English/Art/IT.OR
3.PersonalExperience.
Course Profile
NQPhotographyisanintroductiontothecreativeandtechnicalaspectsofphotography.Thecourseintroducesbasicskillsinpracticalphotographyandtheoreticalprinciplesofcameratechnique,materialsandlighting,culminatinginapractical,projectbasedNationalHigher(HigherPhotographyfortheMedia).
Thecourseisvariedandstudentsundertakearangeofstudyunitsinbothphotographicsubjectsandsupportingunitssuchasbasiccomputing,design,reprographics,numeracyandcommunicationstudies.
Photographyrelatedsubjectsinclude:BasicCameraTechniques;MonochromeFilmProcessingandPrinting;PortraiturePhotography;ProductPhotography;IntroductiontoClose-UpPhotography;BasicStudioPhotography;ReportagePhotography;PhotographyDigitalImaging;Photography:ManipulativeProcesses;Photography:Research;HigherPhotographyfortheMedia.
Themajorityofpractical,photographicprojectsutilisedigitalphotography,howevertwounitsofstudyprovidestudentswiththeopportunitytoexperiencetraditionaldarkroomtechniques.Courseworkrequiredwithinthiscourseislargelypracticalprojectwork,howeveraproportionofwrittenwork,assessmentpapersandafinalexaminationfortheHigherPhotographyfortheMediaisalsopartofthiscourse.
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Career-Therearealimitednumberof
optionsforcareersfollowingsuccessfulcompletionoftheNQcourse,mainlyastechnicalassistants,traineesandintheretailtrade.
Study-ManystudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheNQconsideritausefulpreparationforfurthermoreadvancedstudy.AhighproportionofthoseachievingallNQunitsandtheHigherPhotographyfortheMediagoontoenjoysuccesswithintheHNDPhotographycourseatthiscollegeandbeyond.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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HNC/D Photography
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Photography (SCQF 7/8)
1.AnappropriateNC/NQinPhotographyorequivalentSVQ.OR
2.RelevantPhotographicExperience.
3.Andaphotographicportfolio.
Portfolio
Seeguidancenotesonpage52.
Course Profile
TheHNC/DPhotographycoursewillprovideyouwiththeskillstostartacareerinPhotographyorarelatedareaofvisualcommunication.Itisapracticalcoursewhereyouwillstudyawiderangeofprojectsbothinthestudioandonlocation,withamixoftutorsetandselfinitiatedprojects.Thecoursewillequipyouwithboththeaestheticandtechnicalphotographicskillsrequiredinanincreasinglycompetitiveworld.IncreasinglyphotographyandthecreativeindustrysectorisbecominganimportantaspectoftheScottisheconomy.TheHNC/DPhotographycourseenablesyoutobecomepartofthisvibrantanddynamicsector.
Methodsofdeliveryincludelectures,individualandsmallgrouptutorials,workshops,seminars,critiquesandeducationalvisits.Studentsalsoworkindependentlyonpracticalprojects,researchandcriticalreflection.ExperiencedstaffcombinedwithmodernwellequippedfacilitiesprovideyouwithanexcellentopportunitytoexcelinPhotography.
Photographyrelatedunitsinclude:Year1:StudioStillLife;DigitalImaging;ImageEditing;PhotographyTheory;PhotographyAppliedTechniques;Portraiture;CorporatePhotography;DarkroomTechniques;
Year2:Photojournalism;Advertising;ImageEditing;Fashion;Documentary;CreativeIndustries:AnIntroduction;Exhibition;LocationStock;SocialPhotography.
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Career-OurPhotographygraduateshaveprogressedtoawiderangeofcareersthroughouttheUKandworldwide,includingAdvertising,Commercial,PressandPhotojournalism,Fashion,Sports,Social,Medical,Scientific&Education.
Study-Studentswhosuccessfullycomplete
theHNDPhotographycoursecanapplyforaplaceontheProfessionalDevelopmentAwardinProfessionalPhotographyofferedatGlasgowMetorthenewBAPhotographyofferedbytheUniversityoftheWestofScotlandinassociationwithGlasgowMetropolitanCollege.Progressissubjecttosuccessfulvalidationofthiscourseandmeetingtherequirementsofentry.
StudentsontheoneyearHNCPhotographycoursemayprogresstothesecondyearoftheHNDPhotographycourseonmeetingtheprogressioncriteriaandsubjecttoavailabilityofplaces.
RecentHNDgraduateshaveprogressedtodegreecoursesatGlasgowSchoolofArt,BlackpoolCollegeandtheLondonCollegeofFashion.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
JohnCarberryon01415666222ext.4371orjohn.carberry@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Kevin ByrneHND Photography
Thanks to the Met I’ve landed my dream job as a professional photographer. For me it’s up there with being a footballer or rock star.
I loved the course and would, if possible, have spent every minute taking photos in the studio or developing them in the darkroom. The HND course covered all types of photography and introduced me to some amazing snappers. Being a mature student at 31, I found it easier to socialise and make new friends.
Through the college I was given a chance to assist award-winning photographer Simon Norfolk in London. It was an amazing experience and I got to shoot for the Daily
Telegraph newspaper and help Simon set up and open his latest exhibition. The chance to work in London was undoubtedly the highlight of my two years’ training.
From there I went on to receive a merit award at the Association of Photographers Student Awards and was lucky enough to have some of my images published in the British Journal of Photography.
I live and work in Holland now but enjoyed a brief stint in press photography shortly after graduating.
I decided to go freelance after the press work finished and was fortunate to pick up some good, long-term
clients in the advertising industry.
After three years’ self employment I was offered a job with Peek Reclame Fotografen in Breda where I’ve been since. My work is advertising based, focussing on images of fine food, fashion, packaging, beer and computer generated. A typical day could see me snapping the hottest gadget on the market, photographing a box of cereal or getting shots of the latest star to sign for Ajax.
I’ve put a lot of effort into getting where I am – and the work can be difficult with long hours and fussy clients. But the rewards lie in the people you meet and the experience you gain. Like I said, it’s a dream job.
My choice is Photography
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Professional Development Award Photography
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Entry Requirements
Photography Professional Development Award (SCQF 9)
ApplicantsforthePDAcourseshouldhaveacompletedHNDqualificationinPhotographyordemonstrateequivalentindustrialexperience.Applicantsareinvitedtosubmitaportfolioofimages(max.20)inanysuitableformat(printorelectronic)anda300wordreport(approx.)thatsupportstheirportfoliosubmission.Applicantswhomeetthesecriteriawillbeinvitedforashortinterview.
Interviewswillbeapprox.10-15minuteslongandwillinvolvetheapplicantdiscussingtheareasofselfdirectedstudytheywouldliketopursue.ApplicantswillalsobeencouragedtoconsiderhowthePDAcoursemayaidtheirownprofessionaldevelopmentandfuturecareerinphotography.
Course Profile
ThePDAcourseisdesignedtoofferanextendedacademicyearforstudentswithanHNDinPhotographyorequivalentindustrialexperience.Criticalanalysisofcontemporaryphotographicliteratureplaysanimportantroleinthedirectionofthecourseandmanyprojectswillbeinfluencedbyresearchandreading.Projectswillbestudioandlocationbasedandwillconcentrateonyourownindividualdirection.Candidatesshouldbepreparedtoworkindependentlyonselfinitiatedprojectsthroughoutthecourse.Exhibitingwork,preparingaprofessionalportfolioandworkingtoprofessionalsetprojectbriefswillalsoplayanimportantroleinthePDA.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:-ProfessionalSetProject;AdvancedLocationPhotography;AdvancedStudioPhotography;CriticalStudy;PortfolioandPresentation;ProfessionalStudiesMajorProject.
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Career-Advertising,Medical,Forensic,Laboratory,DigitalimageandRetailwork.
Study-DegreeLevelprovisionsubjecttomeetingtheentryrequirementsofthespecificinstitution.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
JohnCarberryon01415666222ext.4429orjohn.carberry@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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BA Photography(subject to validation)
Entry Requirements
BA Photography (SCQF 9)
1.HNDinPhotographyorrelevantprofessionalexperience.
AllapplicantsarerequiredtosatisfythegeneraladmissionrequirementsoftheUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
AllapplicationsaremadeviaUCASonUCASCodeBA/PhDIW690.
Course Profile
TheproposednewprogrammeinPhotographyandDigitalImagingwillbeacollaborativeventurebetweentheUniversityoftheWestofScotland,(UWS)andGlasgowMetropolitanCollege,(GMC).
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegehasbeenamarketleaderintheprovisionofPhotographiceducationsincethe1960s.ThisdegreeawardinPhotographyiskeyingivingstudentsofphotographyanationalandinternationallyrecognisedqualification.
TheUniversityoftheWestofScotlandhasdeliveredaBA(Hons)degreeinDigitalArtsince2002,andhas,withinthatprogramme,considerableexperienceinphotoanddigitalimagingpracticeinboth2and3dimensionalvirtualenvironments.Criticalreflectiononcreativepracticehasalsobeencentraltotheabovedegree,andthiswillbereflectedintheproposednewdegree.
Synergiesbetweenthephotographicanddigitalmediaareasarenowapparentinanindustrialcontext,bringingopportunitiesfornewandexcitingcreativepractice.
TheprofileofagraduatefromthisdegreewillbedistinctinthattheywillhaveacquiredwiderangingpracticebasedprofessionalPhotographicandDigitalImagingskillsandexperienceswhichwillenhancebothcriticalandresearchactivitiesandwillincreaseemployabilityopportunities.Thebreadthofactivitiesexperiencedbygraduatesfromthisprogrammewillstandthemingoodsteadfortheanticipatedgrowthintheever-changingCreativeIndustriessector.
Theacademicstructurereliesonthenecessitytokeeptheprogrammefocussedonthepracticeledphotographicareawhileprovidingworkrelatedexperiencesandopportunitiesascore.TherewillbeopportunitiesforstudentstoengageinProfessionalStudiesandBusiness,EntrepreneurshipandEnterpriseactivitiesasoptionswithintheproposedFramework.
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Career–Awideandexcitingrangeofcareeropportunitiesarepossiblefollowingsuccessfulcompletionofthiscourse.TheCreativeIndustriesencompassadynamicrangeofeconomicactivityincludingatitscorethevisualmedia.Photographyisakeyaspectofthecreativeindustriesandagraduateofthiscoursewillbewellplacedtoplaytheirpartinthisindustry.PhotographygraduatesfromGlasgowMetropolitanCollegehaveaproventrackrecordofsuccessinmanyaspectsofprofessionalphotography.ThedegreeinassociationwithUWSislikelytoenhancetheskillbaseofgraduatesandwidenthepossiblecareeropportunities.
Study–Successfulcandidatesmayprogresstohonourslevelonanumberofcoursesatdifferentinstitutionssubjecttoadmissionscriteria.TheprovisionofaBA(Hons)PhotographycourseinconjunctionwithUniversityoftheWestofScotlandisunderconsiderationatpresent.
Duration
OneacademicyeartoobtainaBAAward,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus&AyrCampusAproportionofthiscoursemaybeundertakenatUWScampusinAyr.
Contact
JohnCarberryon01415666222,[email protected]
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NQ Creative Print Making with Photography
Entry Requirements
NQ Creative Print Making with Photography (SCQF 4/5)
Noformalqualificationsarerequired.
Course Profile
ThiscourseprovidesauniqueopportunitytodevelopdesignandtechnicalskillsinavarietyofcreativeandcommercialprintingprocessesforthePrinting,Publishing,PhotographyandDesignindustriesatScotland’sonlycollegecentreforPrinting.
Studentswillworkinarangeofmediawheretheintegralnatureofprintincontemporaryculturewillbeexplored.Thecoursewilldevelopstudents’understandingandexperienceofworkinginavarietyofprintinganddigitaldesignmedia.
Threekeyareaswillbecovered:
Lithography,Screenprinting,andDigitalPrintmaking.
Thesewillbesupplementedwith,designandartworkpreparationforprinting,reliefprintingetching(intaglioprinting),digitalphotographyandfinebookbinding.Thecourseisdesignedtodevelopthestudent’slevelofawarenessandappreciationofthetechnicalskillsandcreativetechniquesusedinthevariousproductionareas,togetherwithexperienceofexhibitions.
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Career-Moststudentswillcontinuetofurtherstudyhowever,thiscoursemayleadtoemploymentatJuniorTechnician/Artworkerlevel.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionofthecoursegivesaccesstoarangeofHigherNationalCertificateandHigherNationalDiplomaPrintMediacoursesofferedbytheCollegeincluding–HNDDigitalMediaforDesignandPrint,HNC/DPhotographyandaproposedHNCCreativePrintmaking.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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HNC Creative Printmaking(subject to approval)
Entry Requirements
HNC Creative Printmaking (SCQF 7)
1.Art&DesignHigherandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.OR
2.NQintheCreativeDesignorCreativeMediaareasatSCQFLevel5or6.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
ThisnewCreativePrintmakingAwardwasdevisedtoofferanHNlevelcoursewithanemphasisonCreativePrintmaking.
ThiswillallowcandidateswhohavealreadyachievedaHigherinArtandDesignoranNQintheCreativeDesignorCreativeMediaareastheopportunitytoaccessanHNClevelcourseintheareaofCreativePrintmakingatGlasgowMet.
ThisAwardhasbeendesignedtoprovidecandidateswiththeopportunitytodeveloptheirexistingskillsandabilitiesandassist
withthedevelopmentoftheircreativevisionviathemediumofcreativeprintmaking.
Studentswillworkinadiverserangeofmediawheretheintegralnatureofprintincontemporaryculturewillbeexplored.Thecoursewilldevelopstudents’understandingandexperienceofworkinginavarietyofprintinganddigitaldesignmedia.
Thekeyareaswillbecovered:Reliefprinting,Intaglio,OffsetLithography,Screenprinting,andDigitalPrintmaking.Thesewillbecomplementedwithunitsinfinebookbinding,digitalimaging,drawingandphotography.
Theintentionistoprovidecandidateswithasufficientlybroadbaseofprintmakingandassociatedunderpinningskills,toprogresstoeitheremploymentoralternatively,forsuccessfularticulationontoadiverserangeofHNDprogrammesatGlasgowMetorHigherEducationInstitute(HEI)degreeprogrammes.
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Career-MoststudentswillcontinuetofurtherstudyortoemploymentatTechnician/Artworkerlevel.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionofthecoursemaygiveaccessopportunitiestoarangeofHigherNationalDiplomacoursesofferedatGlasgowMetropolitanCollege,otherFECollegesorHigherEducationInstitute(HEI)degreeprogrammes,subjecttomeetingtherelevantentryrequirements.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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NQ Screen Printing
Entry Requirements
NQ Screen Printing (SCQF 5/6)
Noformalqualificationsarerequired.
Course Profi le
ThispracticalcourseprovidesavariedintroductiontoScreenPrintingpractices.ThecoursewillprovidethestudentswithfundamentalpracticalScreenPrintingskillsandtechniques,andawiderangeofcreativeapplications.StudentswillhavetheopportunitytoexperimentwitharangeofScreenPrintingprocessesandlearnhowtoproducecolourscreenprintsusinghand-produced,photographicanddigitalmethods.
Thiscoursealsointroducesstudentstotheoriginationanddesignaspectsinvolvedin
theproductionofprintedproducts.Studentswilldevelopanunderstandingofthetechniquesinvolvedinscreenprintingontoarangeofdifferentsurfacesandobjects.
TheNQScreenPrintingawardismainlyprojectbased,allowingstudentstoexplorethevariousscreenprintingtechniquesandfacilitiesavailableatthecollege.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:IntroductiontoScreenPrinting,StencilProduction,FineLineandHalftoneScreenPrinting,Multi-ColourScreenPrinting,DigitalArtworkPreparationforScreenPrintingandDigitalPhotography.
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Career-SuccessfulcompletionoftheNQcoursecanleadtoemploymentinthescreenprintingindustryinareasincluding:
Generaladvertising,TextilePrinting,Specialistprintingonplasticsandceramics.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionofthecoursegivesaccesstoarangeofHigherNationalCertificateandHigherNationalDiplomaPrintMediacoursesofferedbythecollegeincludinganewHNCCreativePrintmakingcourseandanHNDDigitalMediaforDesignandPrint.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
JamesVallanceon01415666222ext.4259orjames.vallance@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC/D Digital Media for Design and Print
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Digital Media for Design and Print(SCQF 7/8)
1.AnappropriateNC/NQqualificationorequivalentSVQ.OR
2.OneHigherplus3StandardGradesatCreditLevel.OR
3.RelevantexperienceinPrintingorDigitalMedia.
Course Profi le
Thiscourseprovidestheknowledgeandskillsthatwillberequiredforacareerinthecreativemediaindustries.Thispracticalcoursewillpreparestudentsforfieldssuchasartworkpreparation,digitalimagingaswellaspre-pressdisciplinesforapplicationintheprinting,designandpublishingindustries.Thecourseisdeliveredbyspecialiststaffinstateoftheartcomputeranddesignstudios.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:DigitalImaging,ComputerAidedDesign,GraphicDesign,TypographyandDesktopPublishing,Multimediaand3DAnimation,WebDesign,Pre-PressTechnologies,PrintProductionTechnologiesandCommunicationIndustryManagement.
Allcoursematerialsareprovided.
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Career-Studentswhosuccessfullycompletethecoursewillbewellequippedtopursueawiderangeofemploymentopportunitieswheredigitalmediadesignandproductionskillsarerequired.Potentialemploymentopportunitiesexistwithin:in-housepublishingandmediadepartments;commercialprintingandpublishingcompanies;newspaper,magazineandbookpublishers;designstudios;marketingandadvertisingagencies;localgovernment;commercialandeducationorganisations.
Study-Studentswhosuccessfullycompletethecoursewillbeabletoenteranappropriatedegreeprogrammeatyear2or3ataHigherEducationInstitution.ThecollegehasestablishedarticulationlinkswiththeUniversityoftheWestofScotlandandGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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Entry Requirements
NC Digital Media Computing Beginners (SCQF 4)
1.3NationalCoursesincludingAccess3EnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
2.3StandardGradesatFoundationLevel,ideallyincludingEnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
NC Digital Media Computing Intermediate (SCQF 5)
1.3NationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
2.3StandardGradesatGeneralLevel,ideallyincludingEnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profi le
TheBeginnerscourseisidealforanyonerequiringahands-oncourseincomputingandinformationtechnology.Subjectscoveredincludemoderncomputersystems,computerhardwareandsoftwareapplications.
Inaddition,avarietyofsubjectscoveringICTandMultimediasuchasunitsin-graphics,video,internetsafety,communications,numeracy,animation,webpagecreationandmediaacquisitionaretaught.
The Intermediatecourseisatanon-advancedlevelforthosewhoarepreparingtomoveintoemploymentorprogresstheirstudiesinahigherlevelComputingandInformationTechnologycourse.Itisverymuchahands-oncourseandoffersfurtherprogressionopportunitiesintoGeneralComputing,InteractiveMedia,Multimedia,TechnicalSupportorInformationTechnology.
Thecoreunitswithinthiscoursecovermoderncomputersystems,computerhardwareandsoftwareapplications.Inadditionthecoursecoversawidevarietyofsubjectsthroughgeneralapplicationpackagesincluding:ITSystems,applicationsdesign,communications,numeracy,digitalmediaediting,webdesignanddevelopment,interactivemultimedia,computernetworkingandenterpriseskills.
BothcoursesaredeliveredwithinstateoftheartMultimediaandComputinglabs.
ThesecourseshavebeendesignedbytheSQAinlinewiththeNationalOccupationalStandardsprovidedbythesectorskillscouncilintheComputingandITarea.
Theremaybetheopportunitythatvendorawards(i.e.Microsoft)willbedeliveredthroughthisprogramme,however,thisisdecidedonayear-by-yearbasisimmediatelypriortodeliveryofthecourse.
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Career-ThecoursesfocusonkeyITskillsrequiredinthemodernworkplaceandpreparelearnersforworkinawidevarietyofjobsatajuniorlevelinindustryandcommercewhichinvolvesITuserskills.
Study-Studentswhosuccessfullycompleteeithercoursewillbeguaranteedaccesstoahigherlevelfulltimecourseatthecollege.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
MargaretMcKellaron01415666222ext.4220ormargaret.mckellar@glasgowmet.ac.uk
NC Digital Media Computing -Beginners / Intermediate
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Entry Requirements
NC Computing Technical Support Intermediate (SCQF 5)
1.3NationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
2.3StandardGradesatGenerallevel,includingEnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
TheTechnicalSupportcourseisatanon-advancedlevelidealforthosepreparingtomoveintoworkorprogresstheirstudiesinahigherlevelofatechnicalsupportcourse.TherequirementsofsupportinganITinfrastructurewillbecoveredusingabalanceoftheoreticalandpracticaldelivery.Subjectscoveredinclude,computerhardwareandsoftwareapplications,communicationsandnumeracy.Inaddition,avarietyofsubjectswillcovernetworkingandcomputersupport:FaultDiagnosis;SecurityofICTsystems;SupportingusersandtroubleshootingtheXPoperatingsystem;Installinghardwarecomponents;Softwaremaintenanceandinstallation.
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Career-ThecoursefocusonkeytechnicalskillsrequiredtosupportanITinfrastructureinthemodernworkplaceandpreparelearnersforworkatajuniorlevelinindustryandcommerce.
Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethiscoursewillbeguaranteedaccesstothehigherlevelComputingTechnicalSupportcourseattheCollege.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
MargaretMcKellaron01415666222ext.4220ormargaret.mckellar@glasgowmet.ac.uk
NC Computing Technical Support Intermediate
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Entry Requirements
HNC/D Computing: Technical Support (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneappropriateHigherand3Intermediate2courses(includingComputingorInformationSystems).OR
2.OneHigherand3StandardGradesatCreditlevel(includingComputingorInformationSystems).OR
3.AnationalqualificationatSCQFLevel5or6inarelatedsubjectsuchasDigitalMediaComputing.OR
4.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Thiscourseprovidestheknowledge,understandingandrelevantskillswhichareinhighdemandinindustry.Thecoursehasanemphasisona‘hands-on’approachtolearningandcoversarangeofunitsbeingdeliveredonMacandPCplatformswhichwillincludeitemsfromtheAdobeCS3Suite,MSOfficeVisio,MSProjectandtheMSOfficeSuite.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ComputerArchitecture;ComputerOperatingSystems;
Computing:Planning;ITApplications;ClientOperatingSystems;NetworkOperatingSystems;ProjectManagement;ComputerNetworks;ComputerHardware;MultiUserOperatingSystems;StructuredQueryLanguageandRelationalDatabaseSystems.
Thefollowingvendorqualificationsareembeddedwithinthecourse.
MCDST(MicrosoftDesktopSupportTechnician)
MCSA(MicrosoftCertifiedSystemsAdministrator)
ComptiaA+
Oracle(DatabaseDesignandProgrammingwithSQL)
Thereisanadditionalcostassociatedwiththeembeddingofthesevendorqualificationsof£400(1styear)and£320(2ndyear).EligiblecandidatesmayfundthisthroughILAScotlandaward.ThesevendorqualificationsarecertificatedinadditiontoyourHNDawardandgivessignificantadditionalemployability.
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Career-Studentsenteringthecareer
marketwouldexpecttofindemploymentwithinawiderangeofsectorswithintheITfield:ITTechnician;NetworkAdministrator;ITAnalyst;ITTechnicianSupport(Helpdesk);SystemsAdministrator.Thosethatholdvendorawardswillfindbenefitwhenseekingemployment.
Study-Successfulcandidatesmaycontinuetheirstudiesbyprogressingintoyearthreeofalocaluniversity.Formalagreementsareinplacewiththefollowinguniversitieswhenacandidateissuccessful-GlasgowCaledonianUniversityandtheUniversityoftheWestofScotland.Possibilitiesexisttoprogresstootheruniversities.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
HNC/D Computing: Technical Support
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HNC/D Information Technology
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Information Technology(SCQF 7/8)
1.OneappropriateHigherand3Intermediate2courses(includingComputingorInformationSystems).OR
2.OneHigherand3StandardGradesatCreditlevelorabove(includingComputingorInformationSystems).OR
3.AnationalqualificationatSCQFLevel5or6inarelatedsubjectsuchasDigitalMediaComputing.OR
4.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Thiscourseprovidestherequiredknowledgeandunderstandingofinformationtechnology.Additionally,itprovidesexperienceinabroadrangeofindustrystandardsoftwarepackagesrunningonbothPCandMacintoshplatformswhichwillincludeitemsfromtheAdobeCS3Suite,MSProjectandtheMSOfficeSuite.
Subjectsstudiedmayinclude:
FirstYear
ITinBusiness–Databases;ITinBusiness–Spreadsheets;ITinBusiness-WordProcessingandPresentationApplications;WorkingwithinaProjectTeam;Software
Development:ApplicationsDevelopment;Computing:Planning;DatabaseDesignFundamentals;PC:FirstLineSupport;WebDesign:anIntroduction;Communication:UsingInformationTechnologyandDTP;DigitalImaging:VectorTechniques;ComputerOperatingSystems;InformationTechnology:GradedUnit1.
SecondYear
InformationTechnology:LegislationandCodesofPractice;ProjectManagement1;FunctionalAreasofBusiness;Internet:WebTechnologyandSecurity;SQL:Introduction;SoftwareDevelopment:RelationalDatabaseSystems;InformationTechnology:GradedUnit2;E-Commerce:PublishingWebsites;DigitalImaging:BitmapTechniques;Multimedia:DevelopingMultimediaApplications.
Alsoembeddedwithinthecoursearethefollowingvendor/SQAqualifications:
PDAInformationTechnologyinBusiness
Oracle(DatabaseDesignandProgrammingwithSQL).
ThesearecertificatedinadditiontoyourHNDaward.
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Career-ForHNCstudents,theprospectsarelikelytoincludeInformationAssistant,
DTPProductionAssistant,DatabaseManagement,SystemsAnalyst/DesignAssistant.ForHNDstudents,theprospectsaregoodwiththebroadskillsbasednatureofthecourseequippingstudentswiththeabilitiessoughtbymanyemployers,i.e.ElectronicPublishing;InformationManagement,TechnicalAuthorship,PublicityandMedia,HardwareandSoftwareSupport,e-marketingAssistantandSupport.
Thosethatholdvendorawardswillfindbenefitwhenseekingemployment.
Study-Successfulstudentscancontinuetheirstudiesandenterdegreeprogrammes(thirdyear)atGlasgowCaledonianUniversityandUniversityoftheWestofScotland.FurthernewlydevelopedcoursesatScottishuniversitiesmayalsobeavailablerelatingtotheITsector.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
AlexPatersonon01415666222ext.4452oralex.paterson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC 3D Computer Animation
Entry Requirements
HNC 3D Computer Animation (SCQF 7)
1.OneappropriateHigherand3Intermediate2courses(includingatleast1fromComputing,InformationSystems,GraphicCommunicationsand/ortheArtandDesignarea).OR
2.OneHigherand3StandardGradesatCreditLevel.OR
3.AnationalqualificationatSCQFLevel5or6inarelatedsubject(suchasArtandDesign,InteractiveMediaorDigitalMediaComputing).OR
4.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Thiscoursedevelopsthecreativeandtechnicalskillsrequiredofa3Dcomputer
artist.SoftwarecoveredincludesAutodesk3-DStudioMax,Photoshop,FinalCutandtheMSOfficeSuite.Thecoursetakesaserioushand-onapproachwithboththeMacandPCplatformsbeingused.
Subjectsstudiedonthiscoursewillincludethefollowing:3DModellinganIntroduction;CharacterModelling;Cameras,LightingandSpecialEffects;EnvironmentalModellingDrawingSkills;MovementStudies;SurfacesandTextures;Showreel/PortfolioCreation;SoundEditing;VideoEditing;Compositing.
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Career-Studentswouldexpecttofindemploymentwithinawiderangeofsectorssuchasnewmedia,interactivemediaandconvergingmediatechnologyfieldsas3DDeveloper;3DCharacterDesigner;EnvironmentsDesigner;Storyboard
Supervisor;EffectsDesigner;ShaderWriter;TextureArtist/TexturePainter;Rigger;Animator;Compositor;RotoArtist.
Study-SuccessfulcandidatesmaycontinuetheirstudiesbyprogressingintoYear2ofalocaluniversity.Formalagreementswiththefollowinguniversitiesarebeinginitiated-GlasgowCaledonianUniversity;UniversityoftheWestofScotland.Possibilitiesmayexisttoprogresstootheruniversities.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
AlexPatersonon01415666222ext.4452oralex.paterson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Entry Requirements
HNC/D Interactive Media (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneappropriateHigherand3Intermediate2courses(includingComputing,GraphicDesignorInformationSystems).OR
2.OneHigherand3StandardGradesatCreditlevel(includingComputing,GraphicDesignorInformationSystems).OR
3.AnationalqualificationatSCQFLevel5or6inarelatedsubjectsuchasDigitalMediaComputing.OR
4.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profi le
Thiscoursedevelopsthecreativeandtechnicalskillsrequiredofamultimediaorinteractivemediadeveloper.Softwarecoveredincludes,theAdobeCS3Suite,
3DStudioMax,andtheMSOfficeSuite.Thecoursetakesahands-onapproachusingboththeMacandPCplatforms.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:DevelopingMultimediaApplications;AudioVisualTechniques;GraphicsforMultimediaDesign;AdvancedBitmapGraphics;AdvancedVectorGraphics;UserInterfaceDevelopment;2DDigitalImaging;3DModellingandAnimation.
Moving On
Career-Studentswouldexpecttofindemploymentwithinawiderangeofsectorssuchasnewmedia,interactivemediaandconvergingmediatechnologyfields.PositionsmayincludeMultimediaDeveloper;InterfaceDesigner;TechnicalAuthor;UsabilityEngineer;InternetDeveloper;TechnologySupport;e-learningProduction;AuthorwareSpecialist;
e-learningProjectDesign;CreativeProducer;LocalisationEngineer.
Study-Successfulcandidatesmaycontinuetheirstudiesbyprogressingintoyearthreeatalocaluniversity.Forsuccessfulcandidates,formalagreementsareinplacewithGlasgowCaledonianUniversityandUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
HNC/D Interactive Media
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ScottFrame
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BSc (Hons) Multimedia Technology
Entry Requirements
BSc (Hons) Multimedia Technology(SCQF 9)
1.HNDinamultimediaorrelateddiscipline,forexampleincomputingorwebdevelopment.
AllapplicantsarerequiredtosatisfythegeneraladmissionrequirementsofUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
AllapplicationsaremadeviaUCASonUCASCodeGP43.
Course Profi le
ThisdegreecourserepresentsanexcitingcollaborationwithUniversityoftheWestofScotland.StudentsjointhedegreedirectlyfollowingtheirHNDcourse.TheyattendtheCollegeforalltheirclassesandonsuccessfulcompletioncanchoosetoeithergraduatewithaBScMultimediaTechnologyfromUniversityoftheWestofScotlandorprogresstotheHonoursyearofthecoursewhichisdeliveredattheUniversity’sPaisleyCampus.
MultimediaTechnologycontentisdeliveredacrossawiderangeofplatformsincludingweb,DVD,digital/interactiveTVandmobilephone.Thiscoursecoversthetheoretical
andpracticalaspectsofthesetechnologies,andisdesignedtoenhanceyourskills-baseforthemultimediajobmarket.
Awidevarietyoftopicsisexploredonthecoursewithinmultimediacomputingandwebdevelopment,usingawiderangeofindustry-standardcontentcreationtools,andskillsaredevelopedininterfacedesign,contentproductionanddistributionacrossanumberofdifferentplatforms.
Emphasisthroughoutthiscourseisplacedonthedevelopmentofpracticalexpertisewhichhelpstodevelopyourprofessionalskillsrequiredforsuccessinadynamicandcompetitiveindustry.Youwillstudythefollowingmodules:-MultimediaDevelopment;WebSiteDevelopment;DatabaseSystems;AdvancedFlashProduction;InternalScriptingandInteractiveDesign.
Moving On
Career-Therapiddevelopmentofcomputing,multimediaandcommunicationtechnologieshasledtoademandforgraduateswhoaremultimedialiterateandcommerciallyaware,andpossesstheabilitytolearnnewskillsandtechniquesasrequired.Yourcreative,technicaland
communicationskillsmaybeutilisedinareassuchase-commerce,corporatetrainingandpublishing,multimediamarketingorwebdevelopmentwithawiderangeofemployersincludingindependentconsultancies,educationalbodies,governmentagenciesandmultinationalmanufacturingcompanies.
Study-SuccessfulcandidatesmayprogresstotheBSc(Hons)MultimediaTechnologyatUniversityoftheWestofScotland’sPaisleycampus,andcompletetheHonoursyearoveroneyearoffull-timestudy.
Duration
OneacademicyeartoobtainaBScaward.Onefurtheryearisrequired,studyingatUniversityoftheWestofScotland’sPaisleycampus,toobtainanHonoursdegree.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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Portfolio Guidance Notes& Course Materials
Portfolio Guidance
Aportfolioisessentiallymadeupofexamplesofrecentworkrelevanttoyourchoiceofcourse.TheCollegeoffersPortfolioPreparationEveningandSaturdayMorningclassesforthoseapplicantswishingtoprepareorimprovetheirportfolio.Inaddition,theCollegehasanextendedoneyearfulltimeIntroductiontoDesign:2Dwhichisidealforanyonewishingtodevelopaportfolio.Fulldetailscanbefoundonpage55.SuccessfulcompletioncanleadtoarangeofHNC/Dlevelcourses.
Photography HNC/D
Aformalphotographicportfolioisrequiredforapplicationtothesecourses.Thefollowingguidelinesshouldbenoted:
1.MaximumfoliosizeA3.Allcontentstobesecuredtoavoidloss.Pleasesubmitprintsasthisallowsustoavoiddifficultiesencounteredwithdigitalpresentations.(Largerfolioswillnotbeacceptedduetostorageandhandlingproblems).
2.Neatandcleanpresentationisimportant,butdonotattemptelaboratetitlingetcunlessyouconsideritessential.
3.Avarietyofworkisessential(athematicapproachwithinaspecificsubjectareamightbeappropriateaspartofyourfolioe.g.themes;(people,places&objects),butthisshouldnotprecludevarietyintheresult.Amaximumof20imagesisrecommended.PleasetakethetimetoincludeapersonalstatementindicatingyourmotivationsandgoalsforstudyingphotographyatourCollege.
4.Artwork(drawingsandpaintings)shouldnotbeincluded.
5.Pleasebepreparedtodiscusswhyandhowyouproducedthephotographicworkinyourfolio.
6.Whereworkhasbeenproducedaspartofaphotographiccoursethisshould
beclearlyindicatedgivingdetailsoftheCollegeorSchoolattendedandthemoduleorunitforwhichtheexercisewasundertaken.
7.Pleaseindicatewherephotographshavebeendigitallymanipulatedandgivereasonsforthisdecision.Youareencouragedtoproduceyourownworkbutifyoudonothaveaccesstofacilitiesitispermissibletouselaboratoryservices.
HNC & HND Television courses
Format
TheshowreelmustbesubmittedonDVD.AlternativearrangementsforPortfoliosubmissionscanbemadeifnecessary.Ifyoudonothaveashowreelbutwouldliketodiscussyourapplication,amemberofstaffwillbeabletomeetwithyouatthePortfolioday.
Content
Theshowreelcanconsistofoneormoreproductionswitheachproductionbeingindividuallyidentified.Pleaseindicateifaproductionwaspartofagroupactivityandwhichroleyouperformedintheproduction.
Paperwork
Allassociatedproductionpaperworkshouldbeavailable.
Course Work
Whereworkhasbeenproducedaspartofacourse,thisshouldbeclearlyindicatedgivingdetailsofthecollegeorschoolattendedandthemoduleorunitforwhichtheexercisewasundertaken.
DVD Identification
DVDsmustbeclearlylabelledwithnameandaddressandreadytoplayatthestartofthefirstproduction.
Portfolio Submission
Fordetailsofhowandwhentosubmityourportfolio,pleasecontact:StudentServices01415666224.
Course Materials
Inmostcases,coursematerialsareprovided.However,thereareanumberofcourseswhereadditionalmaterialsand/orequipmentrequirestobepurchased.Thesearelistedbelow.TheCollegemaybeabletosupportsomestudentsthroughabursary,theEuropeanSocialFund(ESF)Projectsand/ortheCollegeHardshipFunds.Formoreinformation,pleasecontactyourcoursetutor.
NQ/HNC/D Photography and Professional Development Award in Professional Photography
Essentialphotographicequipmentisprovided.Thisincludes:CanonDigitalSLRcameras&Lenses,darkroomequipment,studiolightingand‘digitaldarkroom’equipmentsuchasscannersandiMaccomputers.StudentsarewillbeexpectedtopayforprintoutputofdigitalfileseitherfromaprofessionalphotographiclaborfromourinhouseDigitalPrinter.Inaddition,youwillbeexpectedtopayforasmallamountofB&WPhotographicpaperandphotographicfilmifrequired.WerecommendthatyouarriveatCollegeequippedwithatleastone,1gbMemoryStick.HND&PDAstudentsshouldconsiderhavingtheirownDigitalSLRcamera.
NC Television Production and HNC/D Creative Industries: Television
Somecoursematerialsareprovided.However,studentareexpectedtopurchaseprofessionalstandardvideotapes(NC–approx£20,HNC/D£100peryear).
ICT Courses
Mostcoursematerialsareprovided.However,studentsareexpectedtopurchasedisks.
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Art and Design
Fine Art
Graphic Design
Illustration
Product Design
Modelmaking
Interior Design
Furniture
Art Glass
Jewellery Design
Applied Arts
The following awards are grouped under the title of HNC/D Visual Communication: HNC/D Graphic Design; HNC/D Illustration.
The following award is now grouped under the title of HNC/D Contemporary Art Practice: HNC/D Fine Art;The following awards are now grouped under the title of HNC/D 3D Design:HND Interior Design; HND Product Design; HND Model Making for the Creative Industries
The following awards are grouped under the title HNC Art and Design: HNC Applied Arts; HNC Art and Design: Portfolio Preparation
The area of study however remains specialist, and candidates should still apply for their chosen course of study.
Course leaflets are available from www.glasgowmet.ac.uk Marketing and PR Section 0141 566 [email protected]
If you have an additional support need or require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information. Contact 0141 566 4297.
Our choice isSchool of Design
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Introduction to Design: 2D
Entry Requirements
Introduction to Design: 2D (SCQF 4/5)
Noformalentryrequirements.
Course Profile
Thiscourseisdesignedtoprovideaportfoliopreparationopportunitydevelopingvisualawareness,drawingskillsandcreativity.Thecoursewillhelpstudentsgainanunderstandingofareasincludinggraphicdesign,illustrationandartanddesign.Thefirstblockofthecourseisbroadbasedwithanemphasisondevelopingdrawingandmediahandlingskills.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:MixedMedia;AnalyticalDrawing;Lineand
ToneTechniques;Colour;IntroductiontoGraphicDesign;IntroductiontoPainting;Figure/LifeDrawing;Photography;DesignforPrint;TheDesignProcess.CoreSkillsaredevelopedthrough:Communication,ProblemSolvingandIT.Studentsareencouragedtodeveloptheirproblem-solvingabilitieswithinastructuredlearningenvironmentandwillreviewpersonalperformancethroughstudentsupportsessions.
Moving On
Career-ThiscourseisgenerallyconsideredtobeanintroductiontoHNC/Dcoursesandonitsownisunlikelytoprovidecareeropportunities.
Study-SuccessfulcompletioncanleadtoanHNC/Dlevelcourseinoneofthefollowing-GraphicDesign;Illustration;FineArt;ArtandDesign;InteriorDesign;ProductDesign;FurnitureCraftwithDesign;Photography;AppliedArt;ArtGlass.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
MartinMcGuireon01415666222ext.4387ormartin.mcguire@glasgowmet.ac.uk
My choice is Art & Design
ZelinWang
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NC Art & Design
Entry Requirements
NC Art & Design (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatIntermediate2/CreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
2.AlternativelyapplicantswithoutStandardGradesmaybeaskedtosubmitexamplesoftheirartanddesignwork.
Course Profile
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
ThisprogrammeoffersanintroductiontothepracticeofArt&Design.Thefirstblockofthecourseisbroadbasedwithanemphasisondevelopingdrawingandmediahandlingskills.Withinthesecondandthirdblocks,opportunitiesareprovidedtodevelopandconsolidateskillswiththeintroduction
ofelectivesubjects.Studentswillbeencouragedtoberesponsiblefortheirowncreativedevelopmentwithinastructuredlearningenvironment.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ExploratoryMediaHandling;ContextualStudies;PaintingandMediaTechniques;ArtandDesign:Printmaking;Colour;ResearchandInvestigationSkills;AnalyticalDrawing;DigitalMedia;Figure/LifeDrawing1;PaintingtoaTheme;Art&Design:Project.
Block3Electives:GraphicDesign.SketchbookDevelopment;CorporateIdentity;PosterDesign;Art&Design:PersonalProject.
Block3Electives:Illustration.Children’sBookIllustration;SketchbookDevelopment;DrawingSkills:LifeDrawing3;Art&Design:PersonalProject.
Block3Electives:FineArt.SketchbookDevelopment;DrawingSkills:LifeDrawing3;IntrotoContemporaryArtPractice;Art&Design:PersonalProject.
CoreSkillsaredevelopedthroughthefollowingsubjects:ContextualStudiesandDigitalMedia.
Moving On
Career-GenerallythesecoursesareperceivedasintroductionstotheHNC/Dcoursesandontheirownareunlikelytoprovidecareeropportunities.
Study–SuccessfulNCstudentsmaytransfer,onsuccessfulacceptanceofasuitableportfolio,ontoHigherNationalCertificate/HigherNationalDiplomacoursesinrangeofrelatedareasincludingGraphicDesign,IllustrationandFineArt.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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HNC Art & Design (Portfolio Preparation)
Entry Requirements
HNC Art & Design (Portfolio Preparation) (SCQF 7)
1.NCinArt&Designsubject.OR
2.ArtandDesignHigherandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Course Profile
Thiscourseoffersstudentstheopportunitytoparticipateinawiderangeofartanddesignstudies.Studentswilldevelopdrawingskillsandbeintroducedtothecreativeprocess.Thecourseisprojectbasedandstudentswillhavetheopportunitytoexploretheirowncreativitythrougharangeofartanddesignsubjects.Skillswillbedevelopedbyundertakingprojectsthatincludedrawing,colour,
visualcommunication,expressiveartandculturalstudies.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ObservationalDrawing;DevelopmentalDrawing;CreativeProcess;ArtandDesignProject;ArtandDesignContext;PortfolioProduction;LifeDrawing;CulturalIdentity;PrintmakingandProducingPrints;IntroductiontoPhotography;MixedMediaTechniques;GradedUnit.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC Art & Design (SCQF 7)
Moving On
Career-Itisanticipatedthatmoststudentswillprogresstofurtherstudy.Thiscoursewillallowstudentstobuildaportfolioof
artanddesignworkthatmaybeusedforapplicationtoarangeofHNDorDegreeCourses.
Study-SuccessfulcompletioncanleadtoanHNDlevelcourseinoneofthefollowing:GraphicDesign;Illustration;FineArt;InteriorDesign;ProductDesign;FurnitureCraftwithDesign;Photography;ArtGlass.
DurationOneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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ElizabethDowling
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HNC/D Fine Art
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Fine Art (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCinArtandDesignorIllustrationorIntroductorylevelcoursein2DDesign.OR
2.ArtandDesignHigherandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Portfolio Requirements
AportfolioisrequiredforHNC/Dapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
Thecourseisabroadbased,contemporarycoursethatencompassesbothtraditionalandinnovativepractices.Thecoursewillprovideabroadvisualeducationincontemporaryartpractice,whichwilldevelopskills,knowledgeandan
awarenessofspecialistdisciplines.Asthecourseprogressesstudentswillhavetheopportunitytodevelopindividualpracticeinrelationtotheirowninterests.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
DevelopmentalDrawing;Art&DesignContext;IntroductiontoDigitalArtForm;ConceptualProcess;2DPractice;3DPractice;Painting;Sculpture;LifeDrawing;Printmaking;Photography;GradedUnit.
Year2:
ProfessionalPractice;ContemporaryProject;ExhibitionofArtForm;AdvancedPractice;GradedUnit2.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC/D Contemporary Art Practice (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-Workasanindependent,exhibitingartistdependingonthecalibreofwork,motivationandselfpromotionskills.
Study-ArticulationtoArtSchoolorUniversityDegreeCourses.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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Hayley RobertsonHND Graphic Design
I enjoyed my time at Glasgow Met and it opened a lot of doors for me including the chance to work at one of Scotland’s biggest advertising agencies.
It was also the perfect stepping stone to higher education, helping me land a place on a Digital Art Degree at the University of the West of Scotland in Ayr after I graduated.
I owe a big part of my success to the lecturers at the Met and I’d certainly recommend the course to others.
In my final year I won a competition to create an eye-catching advert for Tunnock’s Caramel Wafers. The prize was £250 and two weeks’ work experience at ad agency Levy McCallum’s studio. My design which featured the the slogan, ‘Almost Actual Size!’ above two giant Caramel Wafers was then displayed to motorists and pedestrians on Crow Road in Glasgow. My inspiration for the ad came from the fact that the biscuit has stayed the same size for over 50 years while others have shrunk.
It was an amazing feeling to win but to have my work up for all to see was overwhelming.
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Entry Requirements
NC Graphic Design (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatIntermediate2/CreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
2.AlternativelyapplicantswithoutStandardGradesmaybeaskedtosubmitexamplesoftheirartanddesignwork.
HNC/D Graphic Design (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCinArtandDesign,IllustrationorGraphicDesign.OR
2.ArtandDesignHigherandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioisalsorequiredforHNC/Dapplications-seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profi le
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
TheNCGraphicDesigncourseaimstodevelopeachstudent’screativepotentialandunderstandingofthedesignprocess.Thecourseisprimarilypracticalandprojectbasedandincludesthefollowingcourseelements:ExploratoryMediaHandling;ContextualStudies;Art&Design:Project;SketchbookDevelopment;Typography1;DesignActivity;MagazineDesign;Colour;DigitalMedia;AnalyticalDrawing;CorporateIdentity;Advertising;Label&PackagingDesign.
CoreSkillsaredevelopedthroughthefollowingsubjects:ContextualStudiesandDigitalMedia.
TheHNC/DGraphicDesigncourseisdesignedtoofferabroadbasededucationthroughaprogrammeofpracticalGraphicDesignprojectsandrelativesupportstudies.Subjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
VisualCommunication:AnIntroduction;DigitalImaging;GraphicDesign;ArtandDesignProject;Typography;DTPandLayout;ArtandDesignContext;CreativeIndustries:AnIntroduction;IntroductiontoWebDesign;GradedUnit;IntroductiontoPhotography;GraphicProductionforCommercialPrinting.
Year2:
DigitalImagingProject;CreativeProject;DesignProduction;2DComputerAnimation;WebDesign;TypographyProject;WorkingintheCreativeIndustries;GraphicDesignProject;GradedUnit2;ClientInitiatedDesignProject;PortfolioProduction;SpecialistIllustration.
Students who successfully complete the HNC/D course will achieve the HNC/D Visual Communication (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career–NCcoursesareintendedasanintroductiontoHNC/Dcoursesandontheirownareunlikelytoprovidecareeropportunities.SuccessfulstudentscanapplyfortheHNC/DGraphicDesignofferedatthecollege.StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheHNC/DcanseekemploymentwithintheCommunication
Industry,AdvertisingAgencies,DesignConsultants,Printer’sStudios,DesignStudios,VisualCommunications,CorporateCommunications,Publishers,ExhibitionDesign,PrivatePractice,TelevisionCompaniesandMultimediaCompanies.
Study-SuccessfulNCstudentsmaytransfer,onsuccessfulacceptanceofasuitableportfolio,ontoHigherNationalCertificate/HigherNationalDiplomacoursesinarangeofrelatedareasincludingGraphicDesign,IllustrationandFineArt.
SuccessfulcompletionoftheHNC/DmayallowstudentstoarticulatetoDegreelevelcoursessubjecttomeetingtheentryrequirements.
FormalarticulationlinksexistwiththeBA/BA(Hons)GraphicDesignwithDigitalMediaatGlasgowCaledonianUniversity,andtheBA/BA(Hons)DigitalArtattheUniversityoftheWestofScotland.SuccessfulcompletionofHNDwillallowseamlessarticulationtothosecentres.
Duration
NC-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
NC-CrawfordStevensonon01415666222ext.4408orcrawford.stevenson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC/D-JohnBairdon01415666222,[email protected]
NC Graphic Design HNC/D Graphic Design
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NC IllustrationHNC/D Illustration
Entry Requirements
NC Illustration (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatIntermediate2/CreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
2.AlternativelyapplicantswithoutStandardGradesmaybeaskedtosubmitexamplesoftheirArtandDesignwork.
HNC/D Illustration (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCinArtandDesign,IllustrationorGraphicDesign.OR
2.ArtandDesignHigherandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Course Profile
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
TheNCIllustrationcourseoffersanintroductiontothepracticeofIllustration.ThecourseaimstoprovideafoundationexperienceincreativeillustrationandaprogressionopportunitytoHNC/Danddegreelevelstudy.
Thecourseisprojectbasedandincludesthefollowingcourseelements:IntroductiontoIllustration;Figure&LifeDrawing;DigitalMedia;LocationDrawing;Colour;ContextualStudies;Line&ToneTechniques;GeneralIllustration;ExploratoryMediaHandling;GraphicDesign:BookDesign;Children’sBookIllustration;
CoreSkillsaredevelopedthroughthefollowingsubjects:ContextualStudiesandDigitalMedia.
TheHNC/DIllustrationcourseemphasisesthedevelopmentofcreativeabilityandtechnicalskillwithinaprogrammewhichispredominatelystudiobased.Projectsaredevelopedfrominitialideasandsketchbookdrawingsthroughtothecompletionofillustrationartworkreadyforpresentationtoaclient.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
VisualCommunication;ObservationalDrawing;Art&Design:CreativeProcess;MixedMedia;ArtandDesignProject;CreativeIndustries;ArtandDesignContext;DigitalImaging;Illustration;Printmaking&ProducingPrint;LifeDrawing;SpecialistIllustration;GradedUnit.
Year2:
DigitalImagingProject;DesignProduction;CreativeProject;IllustrationProject;DevelopmentalDrawingPortfolio;ObservationalDrawingPortfolio;AdvancedBitmapGraphicsforCreativeMultimediaDesign;AdvancedIllustration;WorkingintheCreativeIndustries;ClientInitiatedDesignProject;PortfolioProduction;GradedUnit2.
Students who successfully complete the HNC/D course will achieve the HNC/D Visual Communication (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-TheNCcourseisintendedasanintroductiontorelatedHNC/Dcoursesandonitsownisunlikelytoprovidecareeropportunities.SuccessfulcompletionoftheHNC/Dcanleadtoemploymentinthe:CommunicationIndustry,AdvertisingAgencies,DesignConsultants,BookDesign,Magazine&NewspaperPublishing,PrivatePractice,VisualCommunications.
Study-SuccessfulNCstudentsmaytransfer,onsuccessfulacceptanceofasuitableportfolio,ontoHigherNationalCertificate/HigherNationalDiplomacoursesinarangeofrelatedareasincludingGraphicDesign,IllustrationandFineArt.
StudentssuccessfullycompletingtheHNC/D,maybeabletoarticulatetoArtSchool,andtotheBA/BA(Hons)GraphicDesignwithDigitalMediaatGlasgowCaledonianUniversity,andtheBA(Hons)DigitalArtatUniversityoftheWestofScotland-subjecttomeetingtheentryrequirements.
Duration
NC-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
NC-MartinMcGuireon01415666222ext.4387ormartin.mcguire@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Introduction to Design: 3D
Entry Requirements
Introduction to Design: 3D (SCQF 4/5)
Noformalentryqualificationsarerequired.
Course Profile
ThisfulltimeIntroductionto3DDesigncourseprovidesavariedandlivelyintroductiontoworkinginthreedimensions.ThecoursefocusestheareasofProductDesign,ModelMakingandInteriorDesign.Thecoursewillprovidethestudentwitharangeofdrawingskillsandanintroductiontounderstanding3Dforms,spaceandfunctionwhilstdevelopingtheirvisualawarenessandcreativity.Studentsaregiventheopportunitytoapplythesenewskillsandknowledgetopractical3Dprojectswithintheirchosengroupinafriendlyandenjoyablelearningenvironment.
StudentsaretaughtkeyCoreSkills–Communication,ICT,ProblemSolvingandtheuseofnumeracy.ThroughouttheyearstudentswillgraduallydeveloptheirknowledgeandunderstandingoftheDesignandCreativeIndustries.
Studentsareencouragedtodeveloptheirownuniquesenseofdesignandstylefromtheskillsandtheorytaught.DesignSupportisgiventhroughouttheyearprovidingstudentswithextrasupportforprojectwork.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:DevelopingPersonalIdeas;WorkingWithMaterials;ExploringVisualImages;Lifestart:3DArtandDesign;ICT;ProblemSolving;ArtandDesignStudies;ArtandDesign:ExpressiveActivity;DesignRealisation;TechnicalDrawing:Introduction;ArtandDesign:
DesignActivity;DesigninAction;DesignInContext.
Moving On
SuccessfulcompletionofthecourseallowsstudentstoprogressontoeitherNCModelMakingForFilmandTV,NCArtandDesign:InteriorDesign,orNCProductDesign,orNCArtandDesigncourse.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
FlorenceSt/NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
GillianCowieon01415666222ext.4309orgillian.cowie@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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My choice is ProductDesign
ChrisBeattie
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NC Product DesignHND 3D Design: Product Design
Entry Requirements
NC Product Design (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
HND 3D Design: Product Design (SCQF 8)
1.NCProductDesignorrelateddiscipline.
2.OneHigherfromProductDesign,GraphicCommunicationorArtandDesignandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Portfolio Requirements
AportfolioisrequiredforHNC/Dapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
Thedesignofsuccessfulconsumerproductsisanactivitythatisdependantontheindividualbeingabletorespondto
andaccommodatetheneedsbroughtonbychangesinthewaythatpeoplelive.Thisresponserequiresanawarenessofthesocial,culturalandtechnologicalfactorswhichaffectthedesignofproducts.
TheNCcourseconsistsofaseriesofpracticalandcreative3DdesignprojectswhichprovideanintroductiontotheissuesaffectingProductDesign.Itisdesignedtogiveafoundationinthenecessarycreative,research,technicalandanalyticskillsrequiredoftheprofessionalProductDesigner.StudentswillgainexperienceinDrawing,Modelmaking,ProductRendering,ProblemSolvingandtheuseofProfessionalComputerAidedDesignpackages.
ThetwoyearHNDcoursewillallowstudentstostudyProductDesigntoanationallyrecognisedqualification.ProductDesignprojectsaredevelopedfromresearchtoideastagetosketchdesignthenproductmodelmakingandfinallytothecompletionofpresentationboardsforclientviewing.
AspartofthecoursestudentshavebeentakenonindustrialvisitsandinternationaldesignexcursionstocitiessuchasNewYork,Milan,LondonandBerlin.Inadditiontodesignprojectsstudentswilllearnaboutnewmaterials,CADandusemanufacturing
processessuchasLaserCuttingtoproduceproductprototypesinhouse.
EmphasisisplacedondevelopingthecoreskillsofCommunication,ProblemSolving,InformationTechnologyandWorkingwithOthers.Theaimofthecourseistodeliveravarietyofskills,knowledgeandexperiencewhichcanprepareyouforemploymentorfurtherstudyinanareaofyourchoice.StudentswhohavepreviouslystudiedonthecoursehavegoneontostudyProductDesign,SportsDesign,TransportDesign,3DAnimationoramorespecialisednature.
Moving On
Career-AlthoughmoststudentscompletingtheNCgoontofurtherstudysomestudentsmaybetakenoninatrainingcapacitybyadesignoffice.SuccessfulHNDstudentsmaybetakenonasatraineebyadesignfirm.Althoughthisisanewcourse,fullyqualifieddegreegraduateswithexperienceinmodernvisualisationcomputersoftwarearerequiredbycurrentproductdesignpractices.
Study-OncompletingtheNCcoursesuccessfulstudentscanapplyforanHNC/Din3DDesign:ProductDesignatthecollege.OncompletionoftheHND,furtherarticulationmaybepossibletothethirdyearoftheDegreecourseofferedbyGlasgowCaledonianUniversityinProductDesign.
Duration
NC-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
HND-Twoyears,startinginAugust
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
NCJonStevensonon01415666222ext.4273orjon.stevenson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNDKeithMoiron01415666222ext.4188/[email protected]
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NC Modelmaking for TV and Film
Entry Requirements
NC Modelmaking for TV and Film(SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevelinArt&Design,Craft&Design,ProductDesignorEnglish.
Course Profile
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
ThiscoursewillallowstudentstostudyModelmakingtoanationallyrecognisedqualification.Modelmakingprojectsaredevelopedfromresearchtoinitialconcepttosketchdesignthensketchmodelandfinallytothecompletionofaprototypemodelwithsupportingpresentationartwork.Aspartofthecourseworkstudentswilllearntraditionalhandskills,materialsfamiliarisation,graphicpresentation,CADandtechniquestoproducemodels.StudentsexploreawiderangeofModelmakingdisciplinesincluding
architectural,product,exhibitionandadvertising.ThereisnowanincreasedemphasisonTVandFilmwithunitsspecifictopropmaking,prostheticproductionandanimationeffects.
Modelmakingisanevergrowingandmultidisciplinaryindustrywithcareerpathsleadingintoallareasofthecreativeindustry.Modelmakersrequiretheabilitytocommunicatedesignsandconceptsfromanycreativeindustryviaphysical3Dmodels.
EmphasisisplacedondevelopingthecoreskillsofCommunication,ProblemSolving,InformationTechnologyandWorkingwithOthers.Thecourseaimstodeliveravarietyoftraditionalhandskillsaswellasincorporatingtheuseofindustrystandardtechnologypreparingthecandidateforemploymentorfurtherstudyinanareaoftheirchoice.
Studentsaregivenawell-roundedintroductiontoallareasofModelmaking.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Modelmaking:General;IntroductiontoComputers;Modelmaking:Architectural:Filmsets;ComputerAidedDesign;DesignRealisationforTVandFilm;ProductDesign;
PropConstructionSkills;DisplayPropConstruction;PresentationModelmakingforAnimation;DrawingSkills:Figure/LifeDrawing.
Moving On
Career-AlthoughmostsuccessfulNCstudentsgoontofurtherstudysomestudentsleavingattheendofthiscoursemaybetakenoninatrainingcapacitybyamodelmakingfirm.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionoftheNClevelcourseallowsstudentstoapplyfortheHNC/DinModelmaking.StudentshavealsoprogressedontoothercoursesincludingPhotography,InteriorDesign,ProductDesign,Animation,FineArtandotherdesignrelatedcourses.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
ChrisAlexanderon01415666222ext.4339orchris.alexander@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Michelle KavanaghHND Modelmaking
The course brings a sense of achievement I haven’t found anywhere else.I’ve always wanted a career that’s challenging but allows me to be creative – and I believe the HND is the perfect stepping stone to achieving that.
I don’t think I’ll ever get bored of making models and it’s extremely rewarding to complete one, even if I’m not 100 per cent happy with how it turned out. That’s part of the fun.
I enjoy the experimental elements of the course, where I’m required to use tools and materials I’ve never worked with before.
Hopefully the course will lead me to a career in animation or related area if I graduate next year but any job that allows me to use the skills I’ve learned would be great.
At the moment, though, I just want to
enjoy my time at the Met. The course is much better than I expected. We’re shown lots of different things and encouraged to apply our own stamp. We’re encouraged to solve problems ourselves but the tutors are there to offer support and advice when we need it. With their help things that seemed scary or out of reach before are much more manageable.
So far I’ve had some great experiences but the highlight was designing a prop for theatre. I made a
mask based on a character from the movie Pan’s Labyrinth.
I was also shortlisted in the Metro newspaper Re-Create competition and created a Celtic knot-shaped stool using copies of the paper.
The design studios at the college are good and we’re given a range of equipment and materials, while the tutors are open to suggestions if you want to try something different.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
HND 3D Design: Modelmaking for theCreative Industries
Entry Requirements
HND 3D Design: Modelmaking for theCreative Industries (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCModelmakingorarelateddiscipline.OR
2.OneHigherfromArt,Craft&Design,ProductDesignorGraphicCommunicationandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.OR
3.Relatedexperience.
Portfolio Requirements
AportfolioisrequiredforHNC/Dapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
ThiscoursewillallowstudentstostudyModelmakingtoanationallyrecognisedqualification.Projectsaredevelopedfromresearchtoinitialconcepttosketchdesignthensketchmodelandfinallytothecompletionofahighqualitypresentationorprototypemodelwithartworkforclientviewing.AspartofthecoursestudentshaveworkedwithliveclientsinLondonandtakenpartinindustrialvisitsintheUKandEuropeincluding,London,Liverpool,ManchesterandBarcelona.Studentswilllearnaboutnewmaterials,CADandthelatestRapidPrototyping(RPP)technologysuchas3DPrinting(3DP),Stereolithography(SLA),Selectivelasersintering(SLS),Fuseddepositionmodelling(FDM).StudentwillalsouseaLaserCuttertoproducemodelsrangingfromarchitecturaltoproductprototypes.
Modelmakingisanevergrowingandmultidisciplinaryindustrywithcareerpathsleadingintoallareasofthecreativeindustry.Modelmakersrequiretheabilitytocommunicatedesignsandconceptsfromanycreativeindustryviaphysical3Dmodels.
EmphasisisplacedondevelopingthecoreskillsofCommunication,ProblemSolving,InformationTechnologyandWorkingwithOthers.Modelmaking:For
theCreativeIndustriesaimstodeliveravarietyoftraditionalhandskillsaswellasincorporatingtheuseofindustrystandardtechnologypreparingthecandidateforemploymentorfurtherstudyinanareaoftheirchoice.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
Modelmaking:ConstructionTechniques;Modelmaking:Toolsandequipment;Modelmaking:Materials;DevelopmentalDrawing;ArtandDesign:Creativeprocess;Modelmaking:Creative;Modelmaking:Finishingskills;Digitalimaging;Modelmaking:Architectural;ArtandDesign:CulturalIdentity;ArtandDesign:Context;ArtandDesign:Project
Year2:
Modelmaking:Exhibitionproject;Modelmaking:Prototyping;ArtandDesign:Context;ArtandDesign:Creativeproject;Modelmaking:Integratedlighting;Digitalmodelling;Portfoliopresentation;Clientcommission;3DDesign:Modelmaking.
Moving On
Career-Manystudentshaveenteredemploymentfollowingsuccessfulcompletion
ofcoursework.RoleshaveincludedworkinginModelmakingcompanies,ModelmakingforDesigners,Architects,ProductDesigners,TVandFilmIndustries.SomestudentshavesuccessfulsetuptheirownModelmakingCompanyandothersareworkingfreelance.StudentshaveworkedallovertheUKandabroadincluding;Dubai,AustraliaandNewZealand.
Study–StudentswhohavepreviouslystudiedonthiscoursehavegonedirectlyintosecondyearatUniversitytostudyModelmakingDesignandarangeofothercoursestoBA(Hons)level,including:ProductDesignEngineering,ProductDesign,TechnicalTheatreProductionandFineArt.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStreet
Contact
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NC Art and Design: Interior Design
Entry Requirements
NC Art and Design: Interior Design(SCQF 5/6)
1. 2StandardGradesatCreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
Course Profile
AllNCcoursesinclude12creditswhichformtheSQANationalCertificateArtandDesignAwardandafurther3specialistunits.Eachcoursehasaverydistinctcharacterandwilldevelopskillsandcreativitydirectlyrelatedtothenamedspecialismofthecoursetitle.
Thiscourseisdesignedtogiveafoundationinthenecessarycreative,research,analytical,technicalandcommunicationskillsrequiredoftheprofessionalInteriorDesigner.Itdevelopsstudent’screativityandunderstandingofthedesignprocessthroughaseriesofintegratedsubjects.
Interiordesignprojectsaredevelopedfromtheresearchto‘idea’stage,tosketchdesign,andfinallytocompletionoftechnicaldrawings&interiorperspectivesreadyforpresentationtoaclient.
Inadditiontotheinteriordesignprojects,generaldrawing,problemsolving,ICT,presentationandcolourrenderingskillsaredevelopedthroughouttheacademicyear.Thecoursehasacommercialemphasisanddoesnotincludeaspectsofhomeimprovement.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:SpatialDesign:CommercialInteriors;SpatialDesign:AssemblyInteriors;DesignRealisation;ArtandDesignStudies;TwoDimensionalDesign:TheDesignProcess;DesignStudies:ProblemSolving;TechnicalDrawing-ParallelProjections&MeasuredPerspectiveDrawings;ExpressiveDrawing;DigitalMedia;Art&DesigninContext.
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Career-InteriorDesignandArchitecturalPractices,SpacePlanningConsultants,PropertyDevelopment-ShopandOfficeFitting,MuseumandExhibitionDesign.
Study-TheNCcourseisdesignedasafoundationcourseinInteriorDesigneducation,withsuccessfulstudentsthenproceedingtoanHNC/D3DDesign:InteriorDesign.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
FlorenceStCampus.
Contact
GillianCowieon01415666222ext.4309orgillian.cowie@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HND 3D Design: Interior Design
Entry Requirements
HND 3D Design: Interior Design(SCQF 7/8)
1.NCinInteriorDesignorGraphics.OR
2.HigherArtandDesignandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioisrequiredforHNDapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
Thiscourseismadeupofthreeinter-relatedsubjectsthatareconcernedwiththephysicalworldthatsurroundsus.InteriorDesign,ProductDesignandModelmakingarelinkedthroughtheDesignProcessandtheskillstheDesigneremploystorealisetheirsolution.Itisaboutdesigningforotherpeople,creatingschemes,productsandobjectsthatenhanceorimprovetheworldaroundus.
TheHND3DDesign:InteriorDesigncoursewillenablestudentstodevelopthe
necessarycreative,analyticalandtechnicalskillsforemploymentintheprofessionofInteriorDesign.Itseekstoprovideasuitablecontextforpersonaldevelopmentandacomprehensivetrainingthatwillenableyouto:
Define,analyseanddevelopproblem-solvingtechniques;
Promotevisualawarenessandthree-dimensionalthinking;
Developanappreciationandunderstandingofspace,form,lighting,colourandimagery.
Year1subjectsinclude:DevelopmentalDrawing;Art&Design:CreativeProcess;DigitalImaging;Art&Design:Context;Art&DesignProject;InteriorDesignProjects.
Year2subjectsinlcude:CreativeProjectforArtists&Designers;DigitalModelling;Art&DesignContext:PersonalInvestigation;3DDesignPortfolio&Presentation;InteriorDesignProjects.
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Career-InteriorDesignandArchitecturalPractices,SpacePlanningConsultants,PropertyDevelopment-ShopandOfficeFitting,MuseumandExhibitionDesign.
Study-OncompletionofanHND,thestudentmayprogresstoaBSc(Hons)inInteriorDesign.ThisisofferedthroughthecollegeinpartnershipwithGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
Duration
HND-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
FlorenceStCampus.
Contact
BarbaraAitkenheadon01415666222ext.4300orbarbara.aitkenhead@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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BSc Interior DesignOffered by Glasgow Caledonian University in association with
Glasgow Metropolitan College
Entry Requirements
BSc Interior Design
1.HNDInteriorDesignwithmeritsorHND3DDesign:InteriorDesign–AinGradedUnits.
2.AdditionallyentryisbyportfolioassessmentwhichtakesplaceinMarch.
UCASCode:W250BSc/ID
Course Profile
Thedesignofbuildingshasbecomeincreasinglycomplex,requiringagreatlevelofexpertiseandspecialistknowledgebythoseinvolvedinthedesignprocess.Thecourseprovidesappropriatelearning
tomeettheprofessionaldemandsoftheinteriordesignindustryandtobuildontheknowledgeandskillsacquiredduringpriorstudyatHNDlevel.
TheprogrammeemphasisesthedevelopmentofcreativethinkingandproblemsolvingskillsandseekstocombineDesignwithTechnology,ManagementandScience.Thecourseistaughtindesignstudios,ITlabs,lectureandseminarrooms.Subjectsstudiedinclude:
BSc3:6modulesincluding3InteriorDesignProjects,2IntegrativeStudymodulesandComputerAideddrawingforInteriorDesign.
BSc4:6Modulesincluding3InteriorDesignProjectswithaCompetitionentry,Integrative
Studies,DesignAnalysisandAdvancedCAD.
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Career-InteriorDesignPractices;ArchitecturalPractices;Shopfitters;HealthBoards;OfficeDesignConsultants;TelevisionCompanies;ExhibitionDesigners.
DurationTwoyearsoverfoursemesters.
LocationFlorenceStCampus.
Contact
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NQ Furniture - Craft
Entry Requirements
NQ Furniture - Craft (SCQF 5/6)
1.2StandardGradesatCreditLevel.
Course Profile
Thecoursedevelopsskillsinthecraftingoffurniturewithemphasisgiventothedevelopmentandimprovementofabilityandknowledgeofprocessesandmaterialsassociatedwiththemainskillsoftimber,upholsteryandwoodfinishingemployedinfurnituremanufacturingindustry.
Italsoprovidesanawarenessofchangingculturalandlifestyleaspectsanditseffectonfurniture.Studentswillgainexperienceinmodernandtraditionalmethodsofproducingfurniturethroughaproject
basedexperiencetaughtinfullyequippedworkshops.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Traditionaltimberconstructionandtechniques;Veneering;Contemporaryprocessesandtechniques;Upholsterytechniques;Polishingtechniques;Furnituredrawing.
Moving On
Career-Therewillalwaysbeaplaceforbespokefurnituremakersandfurniturerepairers,althoughoneyearofstudymaynotbesufficientpreparation.Forthematureindividual,selfemploymentinthislineofworkcanprovetoberewarding.SuccessfulstudentsmaybetakenoninatrainingcapacitybyFurnitureFirms.
Study-HNC/DinFurnitureCraftsmanshipwithDesignandHNC/DFurnitureRestoration.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
DornochSt/RogartStCampus.
Contact
PaulSouthworthon01415666222ext.4338orpaul.southworth@glasgowmet.ac.ukDanielMcGregoron01415666222ext.4186ordaniel.mcgregor@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC/D Furniture Craftsmanship with Design
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Furniture Craftsmanship with Design (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCFurnitureMaking.OR
2.OneHigher-CraftandDesignandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.OR
3.Evidenceofexperience.
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioshowingexamplesofdesignandmakingoffurniture/3DworkisrequiredforHNDapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
Thecourseencouragesstudentstoexpressthemselvesthroughdesignandtodevelophandskillstoahighlevelofcraftpractice.Studentswillbeencouragedtostudyindepththedesignoffurniture,developandconstructtheirdesignthroughhoningtheirskillsincabinetmaking,upholsteryandwoodfinishing.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:FurnitureConstruction;FurnitureMaterials;MachineWoodworking;WorkshopPractice;FurnitureHistory;DesignStudy;PowerTools;TechniquesofTimberFabrication;MethodsofUpholsteringandFinishing.
Studentsareencouragedtoprovideevidenceofskillsthroughliveprojectsthroughoutthiscourse.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC/D Furniture (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-Therewillalwaysbeaplaceforbespokefurnituremakingandfurniturerepair,althoughtwoyearsofstudymaynotprovidesufficientpreparation.Opportunitiesinclude:
SelfEmployedasaDesigner/MakerorFurnitureMaker.
Employed-Furnituretrades,DrawingOffice,Designer/Maker,Shopfitting.
Study-SuccessfulstudentswhohavecompletedthiscoursehavemovedontostudyinotherinstitutionsincludingGlasgowSchoolofArt,NapierUniversityandBuckNewUniversitystudyingdegreesasvariedasProductDesignandFurnitureRestoration.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
DornochSt/RogartStCampus.
Contact
DanielMcGregoron01415666222ext.4186ordaniel.mcgregor@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC/D Furniture Restoration
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Furniture Restoration (SCQF 7/8)
1.NQinFurnitureMaking.OR
2.OneHigher-CraftandDesignandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.OR
3.Evidenceofexperience.
Course Profile
Studentswillbeencouragedtostudyindepththehistoryoffurnituredesign,materialsandtheconstruction,upholsteryandfinishingofperiodfurniture.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:FurnitureMaterials;FurnitureConstruction;WorkshopPractice;WoodworkingMachines;RestorationTechniquesofTimber;UpholsteryandFinishes;Veneering;GoldLeafandDecoration;Power
ToolsFurnitureRestorationPractices;ConservationandRestorationofMaterials.
Studentsareencouragedtoworkonliveprojectsaswellasexercisestodemonstratetheskillsacquiredthroughoutthiscourse.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC/D Furniture (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-Therewillalwaysbeaplaceforskilledcraftpersonstorepairandrestorefurniture.Thistypeofworkisverymuchorientatedtowardsselfemploymentorpartnershiparrangements.Selfemploymentinrestorationorfurnituremakerinthislineofworkcanprovetobeverysatisfactory.Employmentinfurnituretradesorshopfitting.
Study-SuccessfulstudentswhohavecompletedthiscoursemayenterYear2orYear3BA(Hons)FurnitureRestorationatBucksNewUniversity.
Duration
Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
DornochSt/RogartStCampus.
Contact
WilliamCluneson01415666222ext.4341orwilliam.clunes@glasgowmet.ac.uk
DanielMcGregoron01415666222ext.4186ordaniel.mcgregor@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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My choice isFurniture
Restoration
PaulaMcGuiness
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NC Applied Arts
Entry Requirements
NC Applied Arts (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevelinArt&DesignandEnglish.
Course Profile
`Thiscourseallowsstudentstodevelopskillsinthevarioustechniquesofhandlingceramic,jewelleryandartglassmaterials,todevelopdrawingskills,andtoworkthroughthedesignprocessinboth2-Dimensionaland3-Dimensionalformats.Althoughthiscoursehasapracticalbase,itincludesdevelopingresearchskills,understandingthepracticalapplicationsofthevariousmedia,firingtechniquesandtheuseof
workshopandstudioequipment.
Subjectsstudiedmayinclude:IntroductiontoSculptureTechniques;IntroductiontoHand-Building;IntroductiontoSurfaceDecoration;IntroductiontoPressMouldMaking;CreativeHand-buildShapes;GlassFusing;AnalyticalDrawing;IntroductiontoJewellery;ArtGlassProjects;Producea3DArtform;2DimensionalDesign–TheDesignProcess;ProblemSolving;Communication;InformationTechnology.
Moving On
Career-Designer/Maker;CraftsPerson;TheatreDesigner;Carnival;Leisure;Retail
Industries;Teaching;CommunityArtworker;SelfEmployment.
Study-TherangeofactivitieswithinthecoursecanleadtothedevelopmentofapersonalportfoliowhichcanbeusedaspartofanapplicationforarangeDegreelevelcourses.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
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HNC Applied Arts
Entry Requirements
HNC Applied Arts (SCQF 7)
1.NCAppliedArt,NCJewelleryorothersimilarNC.OR
2.OneHigher–Art,andEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioisalsorequiredforHNC/Dapplications-seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
Thischallengingcourseofferstheopportunitytoparticipateinacomprehensiveandexcitingrangeofdesignandspecialistcraftstudies.Studentswilldeveloptheirskillsindrawingandthecreativedesignprocess.
Thecourseisprojectbasedandstudentswillhavetheopportunitytoexploretheirowncreativityanddevelopself-awarenesstoprepareforthedemandsofadegree
courseorworkingasanindependentmaker.Thecoursefocusesonthedevelopmentof‘designingandmaking’,underpinnedbyintensivedevelopmentaldrawingandsketchbookresearch.
Studentswillgainskillsinworkingimaginativelywithadiverserangeoftraditionalandcontemporarymaterials,specialisttechniquesandequipment.Projectsconcentrateondesigning,exploringandmaking,drawingandpersonalexpression.StudentswillstudyappliedarttechniquesinArtGlass,AppliedCeramics,JewelleryandPerformanceCostume.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:ObservationalDrawing;DevelopmentalDrawing;CreativeProcess;ArtandDesignProject;ArtandDesignContext;Ceramicsdesignandproduction;Jewellerydesignandproduction;ArtGlassdesignandproduction;ArtandDesign:PerformanceCostume;CulturalIdentity;PortfolioProduction.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC Art & Design (SCQF 7)
Moving OnCareer-Designer/Maker;CraftsPerson;TheatreDesigner;Carnival;Leisure;RetailIndustries;Teaching;CommunityArtworker;SelfEmployment.Study-TherangeofactivitieswithinthecoursecanleadtothedevelopmentofapersonalportfoliowhichcanbeusedaspartofanapplicationforarangeDegreelevelcourses.
DurationOneyear,startinginAugust.
LocationNorthHanoverStCampus.
ContactFionaFergusonon01415666222ext.4559orfiona.ferguson@glasgowmet.ac.ukCathyGovanon01415666222ext.4303orcathy.govan@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC/D Art Glass Design
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Art Glass Design(SCQF 7/8)
1.HNCAppliedArts,NCAppliedArtsorrelevantNationalQualificationorNationalCertificateinglassordesignrelatedsubject.
2.OneHigherinArtandDesign,andEnglishataminimumIntermediate2.
3.Relevantindustrialexperience
4.Glasscuttingexperienceisessential
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioisalsorequiredforHNC/Dapplications-seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
Thiscourseoffersabroadbasededucationformingabalancebetweencreative,practicalandcoreskills,preparingstudentsfortheartglasscraftindustry,inparticular
ArtGlassProduction.Workinginboth2and3dimensionsyouwillhavetheopportunitytolearntraditionalskillseg.copperfoilandleadworktomoreadvancedglasssurfaceapplicationsandworkingwithwarmglass.
Subjectsstudiedcouldinclude:PaintingandFiringGlass,LeadedGlassWork,CopperFoilGlasswork,SandBlastedGlassWork,GlassFusingTechniques,GlassSlumpingTechniques,AcidEtching,GlueChippingofGlass,BeadMaking.CeramicMouldMaking;DevelopmentalDrawing;Sketchbooks;CommunicationSkillsinreport,essayandtechnicalnotewriting;verbalandICTcommunicationskills;UsingSoftwareApplicationPackages.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC/D Art Glass Production (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-Successfulcompletionofthe
HNC/DcoursemayleadtoemploymentintheArtGlassIndustryorselfemployment.
Study-SuccessfulstudentswhohavecompletedthiscoursehavemovedontostudyinotherinstitutionsincludingGlasgowSchoolofArt,EdinburghCollegeofArt,SunderlandUniversityandBuckinghamshireNewUniversity.
Duration
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
GeorgeMcNeillieon01415666222ext.4292orgeorge.mcneillie@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Entry Requirements
NQ Jewellery (SCQF 5/6)
1.TwoStandardGradesatCreditLevel1or2inArt&DesignandEnglish.
HNC/D Jewellery (SCQF 7/8)
1.NCJewellery.OR
2.OneHigher-ArtandEnglishatminimumIntermediate2.
Portfolio Requirements
APortfolioisalsorequiredforHNDapplications–seeguidancenotesonpage88.
Course Profile
TheNCcourseprovidesstudentswithastrongfoundationinthedesignandmanufactureofcontemporaryjewellery.Itwillintroducestudentstothepracticalworkshopskillsusingawiderangeofpreciousandnon-preciousmaterials,incorporatingthebasictechniquesofworkinginmetalincluding:texturingandsurfacedecoration,domingandforming,stonesettingandetching.
Thecoursewilldevelopstudent’sresearch,designandmanufacturingskills.Therewillbeastrongemphasisondrawingandthedesignprocess,frominitialideasthrough
tocompletionoffinishedpieces.Othersubjectsstudiedinclude:AnalyticalDrawing,I.T.Communications,IntroductiontoCADandWorkingwithMaterials.
TheHNDcourseoffersacomprehensiverangeofskillsinthedesignandmanufactureofjewellery.Projectsaredesignledinarelaxedstudioatmospheregivingthestudentstheopportunitytoenhancetheirskillsinbothdesigningandmaking.PracticalsubjectsstudiedincludeCasting,Silversmithing,EnamellingandadvancedStoneSetting.Thecoursebringstogethertheskillsnecessaryfordeveloping3dimensionalforms,focusingonusingasketchbooktodevelopanappreciationoftherelevanceofvisualinvestigation.Othersubjectsinclude:CAD3DModelling,Communications,DigitalImagingandDrawingfor3D.
Students who successfully complete the HNC/D course will achieve the HNC/D Jewellery (SCQF 7/8)
Moving On
Career-MostsuccessfulNQstudentswillcontinueontofurtherstudy,howeversomestudentsmaygainemploymentinretailjewellery,manufacturingjewelleryorself-employment.
Study-NQstudentscanprogressontotheHNDJewelleryDesignatthecollegeortheHNCAppliedArts.AftersuccessfulcompletionoftheHNDstudentsmaywanttofurthertheirstudiesonthefollowingundergraduatecourses:
BAHonsJewellery&Silversmithing,GlasgowSchoolofArt
BAHonsJewellery&Silversmithing,EdinburghCollegeofArt,2ndYearentry,
BAHonsThreeDimensionalDesignatGraysSchoolofArt,Aberdeen
BDes(Hons)Jewellery&MetalDesign,DuncanofJordanstoneCollegeofArt&Design,Dundee
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginAugust.
HND–Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoleaveafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
ColinThomsonon01415666222ext.4311orcolin.thomson@glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Jewellery HNC/D Jewellery Design
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Our choice is Jewellery
Design
CaraWalker&ArianaShaw
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School of Design Portfolio Guidance
For HNC / HND Courses
TheSchooloffersarangeofcourseswhichrequirethesubmissionofaportfolioaspartoftheentryrequirements.
What is a portfolio?
Aportfolioisacollectionofexamplesofyourart,designand/orcraftwork.Youdon’thavetobuyanexpensivefolioit’syourworkwewanttoseepresentedinagoodwayandagoodrobusthomemadefolderisfine.
What is the purpose of a portfolio review?
Theportfoliowillbereviewedbyexperiencedteachingstaff.Ittellsthemalotaboutyou.Itshowsyourcreativityandpracticalskillsinthefieldofart,designorcraft.Itdemonstratesyourenthusiasm,workrateandorganisationalskills,butmostofall
itshowsyourPOTENTIAL.Reviewingyourportfoliowillhelpourspecialiststafftogiveyouthebestadviceonwhichlevelofstudyandcourseisrightforyouatthistime.
What should I have in my Portfolio?
Itshouldcontainexampleswhichshowyourdrawingskillsandyouruseofcolouranddifferentmedia.Itisimportanttoincludeworkwhichshowsyourinitialresearch,thedevelopmentofideasandcompletedartwork/designs.It’simportanttoincludesketchbookswhichshowhowyourecordimagesandideasthroughdrawingandhowyoucollectandcollatevisualinformation.Theyshouldletusknowaboutwhatinterestsyou.Thefollowingisagoodguideforyourportfolio:
Examplesofworkundertakenatschool
oraspartofaprogrammeofstudyand/orexamplesofpersonalworkinArtand/orDesignorCrafts.
Preliminarystudiespresentedwithfinishedworkhelpshowyourdevelopmentofideas.
Sketchbooksareimportantastheyshowyourideasandinterests
Includecopiesofworksenttoexamboard.
Includephotographsof3dimensionalwork.
Theportfolioorfoldermustopenandcloseeasily.ItmustalsoincludeyournameandaddresswithclearindicationofthecourseappliedforonthelabeltheCollegeprovides.Rememberitisqualitynotquantity.
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Course Materials
Inmostcases,coursematerialsareprovided.However,thereareanumberofcourseswhereadditionalmaterialsand/orequipmentrequirestobepurchased.Thesearelistedbelow.TheCollegemaybeabletosupportsomestudentsthroughabursary,theEuropeanSocialFund(ESF)Projectsand/ortheCollegeHardshipFunds.Formoreinformation,pleasecontactyourcoursetutor.
NC Art and Design: Interior Design and HNC/D 3D Design: Interior Design
Somecoursematerialsareprovided.However,studentsarerequiredtopurchasearangeofequipment&materials(approx.£230)whichisstandardforallinteriordesigners&shouldlastthemforseveralyearsi.e.scalerule,maskingtape,A3sketchbook.
NC and HNC/D 3D Design: Product Design
Somecoursematerialsareprovided.
However,studentsarerequiredtopurchasearangeofequipment(approx£90-£100).
NC Modelmaking for TV and Film and HNC/D 3D Design: Modelmaking for Creative Industries
Essentialcoursematerialsareprovidedi.e.adhesives,plastics,timberetc.However,studentsareexpectedtopurchasearangeofequipment&materialsi.e.craftknife,steelrule,technicalpens/pencils(approx£50).
NQ Furniture Craft and HND Furniture Craftsmanship with Design
Basicmaterialsareprovided.However,studentswillbenefitfromprovidingequipmentfortheirpersonalusei.e.drawinginstruments&measuringtools(approx£50).
HNC/D Furniture Restoration
Basicmaterialsareprovided.Wherespecialistmaterialsarerequiredstudentsmayselfsourcetheirownmaterials
(approx£150eachyear).
Studentswillbenefitfromprovidingspecialisedequipmentfortheirpersonaluse.
Introduction to Design: 2D; NC/HNC/D Graphic Design; NC/HNC/D Illustration NC Art and Design; HNC/D Fine Art: HNC Art and Design (Portfolio Prep)
Somecoursematerialsareprovided,i.e.paper.However,studentsarerequiredtopurchaseapackofessentialmaterials,whichmaycostupto£150.Amaterialslistwillbeprovidedatthebeginningofthecourse.Allmaterialsneednotbepurchasedatthesametime.
NC Applied Arts and HNC/D Art Glass Design
Mostcoursematerialsareprovided.However,studentsareexpectedtopurchasearangeofmaterialsbasedontheirfinaldesign&manufactureunit.
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Professional Cookery Bakery Food Science and TechnologyEvents Business Hospitality Sport Travel & Tourism
Course leaflets are available fromwww.glasgowmet.ac.ukMarketing and PR Section 0141 566 [email protected]
If you have an additional support need or require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information Contact 0141 566 4297.
Our choice isSchool of Food, Hospitality, Sport & Tourism
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Int. 1 Practical Cookery, Bakery & Cake Decoration
Entry Requirements
Int. 1 Practical Cookery, Bakery & Cake Decoration (SCQF 4)
1.Noformalqualificationsrequired.
2.Applicantsmustattendapre-entryguidance(PEG)session.
Course Profile
ThecourseisspecificallydesignedforbeginnerstoProfessionalCookeryorBakeryrelatedsubjects.Itaimstoprovidethefoundationskills,knowledgeandexpertiserequiredtoworksuccessfullyinaprofessionalkitchenorbakery.Students
willlearnandgainexperiencewithinthecollege’sfullyequippedcommercialkitchensandbakeries.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:IntroductiontoFoodPreparationTechniques;FoodPreparationforHealthyEating;IntroductiontoCraftBaking;IntroductiontoSugarpasteandRoyalIcing;IntroductiontoBreadmaking;FoodHygiene.
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Career-EntrytoemploymentintheHospitalityIndustryatanoperativelevelonsuccessfulcompletionofthecourse.
Study-Studentsinterestedinacareerin
ProfessionalCookeryorBakeryareadvisedtotakeadvantageoftheopportunitytocontinuetheirstudiesattheCollegebyprogressingtotheProfessionalCookery–Year1orCreativeCakeProduction-Intermediate2.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Professional Cookery Year 1Professional Cookery Year 2
Entry Requirements
Professional Cookery (SCQF 5) Year 1
1.ScottishGroupAwardPracticalCookeryIntermediate2,or3NationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatGeneralLevelincludingEnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Professional Cookery (SCQF 6) Year 2
1.ProfessionalCookeryYear1.OR
2.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Year1providesanintroductiontothehospitalityindustrywithakeyemphasisonfoodpreparationandproduction.Year2furtherdevelopsskillsinProfessionalCookeryandrelatedactivitieswithanemphasisonthepreparation,productionandpresentationofavarietyofdishes.
Duringbothcourses,studentswillworkinthefullyequippedcommercialkitchensandtrainingrestaurantswithinthecollegetodeveloptheircookeryskillsandknowledge.Eachcourseoffersafantasticopportunitytogainhands-onexperienceinthepreparationandproductionofMeats;Poultry&Fish;Pastry&Sweets.
Subjectsstudiedinclude;CookeryProcesses;FoodProduction&PresentationSkill;FoodPreparationTechniques;FoodHygiene;FoodService;MenuPlanning;InformationTechnology;Communications;FoodProductKnowledge;IntegratedProductionCookeryaswellaspreparationandproductionofavarietyoffoods.
Thesesubjectsaredesignedtoenhancethestudent’sculinaryskills,knowledgeandself-confidence,essentialingredientsforemploymentwithintheworldofProfessionalCookery.
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Career-Studentswholeavecollegeandenterthehospitality/cateringindustrymay
beabletogainemploymentasacommischeforatraineechef/cook.
Study–Year1studentsinterestedinacareerinProfessionalCookeryarestronglyadvisedtotakeadvantageoftheopportunitytocontinuetheirstudiesattheCollegebyprogressingtoYear2.OncompletionofYear2studentsareadvisedtotakeadvantageoftheopportunitytocontinuetheirstudiesattheCollegebyprogressingtotheHNCProfessionalCookeryorHNCProfessionalCookery(Patisserie)courses.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
Year1-IanElliotton01415666222ext.1606orian.elliott@glasgowmet.ac.uk
Year2-TommyBruntonon01415666222ext.1602ortommy.brunton@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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My choice is Professional
CookeryHateemElTaher
Fraser Meechan -Professional Cookery
The most memorable experience from my time at the Met was helping cook dinner for Jack McConnell when he was Scotland’s First Minister. Afterwards my class and I got our pictures taken with him and he later wrote to the college saying how much he enjoyed the food. Customer feedback like that makes the job so rewarding.The college taught me leadership skills and how to deal with different types of people, which has been invaluable in my career.
I’m head chef at the Millennium Hotel on Glasgow’s George Square, where I’m responsible for a number of things like the menu, staff management, stock control and food costing. The hotel is extremely busy
and the kitchen serves a lounge, bar, restaurant and a number of conference rooms – not to mention the guest bedrooms.
I combined my college studies with a job at city centre restaurant Rogano. The hands-on experience was crucial and one of the reasons I won Young Student Chef of the Year and reached the Scottish final of the UK Young Chef of the Year competition. I would definitely recommend anyone interested in enrolling on a Met course to get some kind of relevant work experience. Not only will it boost your skills but it will look good on your CV.
After graduation I worked in Strathblane as head chef at the Kirkhouse Inn then got a job as sous
chef at the Millennium Hotel. From there I became head chef at New Lanark Mill Hotel before going back to the Millennium Hotel in my current position. It’s amazing the number of former Met students who work here. It seems like every member of my staff trained at the college. In fact I’ve been on the phone to Willie McCurrach, Head of Food Division at the college, a few times to ask if students are reliable. If someone makes the effort to turn up at college every day without getting paid I know I can count on them.
I’d love to have my own hotel one day and have seen what standards are expected of a four-star establishment like the Millennium.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC/D Professional CookeryHNC Professional Cookery (Patisserie)
College Certificate in Patisserie (SCQF 7)
Entry Requirements
HNC/D Professional Cookery (SCQF 7/8)
1.HigherProfessionalCookeryoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
TheHNCcoursegivesstudentsanopportunitytodevelopculinaryskillstoanadvancedlevelwhilstprovidingtheunderpinningknowledgenecessarytooperateatasupervisorylevel.TheHNDprovidesstudentswiththeopportunitytocombineculinaryexpertiseandmanagerialskills.Thecoursecontainsbothpracticalandtheoryunitswhichareassessedonacontinuousbasisusingavarietyofmethods.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:FoodClassification&Purchase;HospitalitySupervision;FoodHygiene;HospitalityFinancialControlSystems;HospitalityFinancialAccounting;ManagementofFood
andBeverageOperations;HumanResourceManagement.
CulinaryskillswillbedevelopedthroughthestudyofGastronomy;ProductionCookery:HotandColdKitchen;SweetsandDesserts.IndustrialexperiencewithintheHospitalityIndustryisanintegralpartofthecourseduringwhichstudentswillworktowardstheIndustrialExperienceunit.
StudentsfollowingtheHNCProfessionalCookery(Patisserie)routewillfocusonspecialistPatisseriesubjects,inordertodeveloptheirskillstoanadvancedlevel.
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Career-Thedemandforwell-qualifiedchefsisconstantlyincreasing.SuccessfulstudentswouldbeexpectedtogainemploymentinaProfessionalCookerycapacityrapidlyleadingtosupervisory/juniormanagementresponsibility.
Possibleareasforemploymentinclude:HotelsandRestaurants;SpecialEvent
Catering;CommercialCatering;AirlineCatering;HospitalCatering,aPastryChefinalargehoteloraSousChef/HeadChefinasmallerestablishment.
Study–OncompletionoftheHNCcourse,studentswillbeencouragedtojointhesecondyearoftheHNDProfessionalCookeryprogramme.HNDgraduatesmaycontinuetheirstudiestodegreelevel.Thiswouldprovidestudentswithanevenstrongermanagementqualificationleadingtoacceleratedcareerdevelopment.
Duration
HNC-Oneyear,startinginAugust.HND-Twoyears,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
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Mary-Jo McKinnonHNC Patisserie
I had an idea to open my own chocolate business so looked into the skills needed. Glasgow Met seemed like the best option so I enrolled on the sugar-flower course before doing creative cake making then HNC Patisserie.
I am a mature student with three sons so it was quite daunting going back to college. However, the support I’ve received from lecturers has been tremendous. They’ve really encouraged me to be creative.
The HNC Patisserie involves chocolate work, sugar blowing, and making pastries and gateaux. It has helped me hone my vision to open my own business selling pastries as well as chocolates.
I even did a calligraphy course in the evening, which is invaluable when it comes to piping the icing on cakes.
Every day something special happens and there are so many highlights from my time at college. But the most memorable experience was creating a Homecoming Scotland cake featuring nine of the country’s most famous landmarks.
It was part of an end-of-year assessment based on the TV advert featuring famous Scots like Sean Connery, Chirs Hoy and Lulu.
The cake took around 300 hours to complete and creating it was a nerve-wracking experience. However it was well worth the nerves. I won the Silver Cup Award and many people,
including Education secretary Mike Russell, have told me they loved it.
I have loads to learn but I’m amazed at what I’ve discovered about myself. I feel I’ve learned enough to open my business and staff at the college said they’d be available to help me even when I’ve left.
I work as a part-time pastry chef at the Rogano restaurant in Glasgow. I was terrified when I first started because it has such a good reputation but it has been amazing.
I’ve been commissioned to do a few wedding cakes and some lecturers think I should advertise to do more but at the moment I’m focussing on completing the course.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Entry Requirements
Int. 2 Creative Cake Production (SCQF 5)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/NumeracyoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatGeneralLevelincludingEnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Thisisaprogrammeofunitsintendedforschoolleaversorindividualswishingtoretrainoraddtotheirbakeryskillsandknowledge.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:CakeDecoration-RoyalIcing;Sugarcraft;BakeryProcesses;AerationandFlour;OrganisationofPracticalSkills;FoodHygiene;PrefabricatedDesign;CakeDesignandDevelopment.
Moving On
Career-Successfulstudentscanseek
employmentintheBakeryindustryandalliedtradesinaproductioncapacity.
Study–Onsuccessfulcompletionofthecourse,studentsarequalifiedtoapplyforentrancetotheHNCPatisserie.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
Entry Requirements
Bakery Supported Learning Course(SCQF 3/4)
Noformalentryrequirements.
Course Profile
Thisisanewprogrammeforpeoplewithmildlearningdifficultieswhowishtogainpracticalskillsincookery,cakedecorationandbakerytoallowthemtoaccesstheworldofwork.Theprogrammeaimstoprovidepracticalskillsandknowledge
relatingtothebasicrequirementsneededforemploymentinkitchens/bakeries.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:PreparingFoodIngredients;BakingandFinishing;BakedGoods;FoodHygiene;CookeryProcesses;CakeDecorating;Communication;FoodPreparation.
Moving On
Career-Positionsinbakeryorcateringwithintheindustry.
Study-Successfulstudentsmayprogress
totheIntermediate1PracticalCookery&Bakery.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
Bakery Supported Learning Course
Int. 2 Creative Cake Production
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Food Science & Technology
Entry Requirements
NQ Food Science & Technology (SCQF 5/6)
1.ApplicantsshouldhaveachievedaminimumofEnglish,Maths&SciencesubjectsatGeneralLevel.
Course Profile
TheaimoftheNQcourseistoallowentrytoawiderangeofbiologicalsciencecoursesatHNC/DandDegreelevel.
ThefollowingareasarestudiedCoresubjects-Communication;Mathematics;Computing.
ProgrammeSubjects:Chemistry;MetalsandElectrochemistry;OrganicCompounds;BiologicalChemistry;Statistics.
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Study-ThecourseenablesstudentstoapplyforhigherqualificationsatHNlevelortouniversitiesfordegreecoursesinScience,
Dietetics,Nutrition,FoodScience,Bio-ScienceandEnvironmentalHealth.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
AlistairMacleodon01415666222ext.1608oralistair.macleod@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC Food Science & Technology
Entry Requirements
HNC Food Science and Technology (SCQF 7)
1.OneHigherpreferablyChemistryorBiologywith3NationalCoursesoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
StudentswhograduatefromtheHNCcoursewillhavetheskillsandknowledgenecessarytopursueaSupervisory/Managementcareerinthefoodindustry.
Subjectsstudiedmayinclude:ChemicalCompositionofFood;FoodHygiene;NutritionalAnalysis;FoodProduct
Development;FoodProcessingOperations;FoodChemistry;FoodMicrobiology;FoodLegislationandEnforcement;FoodQualityAssurance;Microbiology;Chemistry;Biology;Computing;Statistics;Communications.
Moving On
Career-PositionssuchasQualityControlorFoodLaboratorytechnicianatajuniorlevelinafoodmanufacturingcompanyorProductionManagementandControl;FoodHygieneManagement;ControlandEnforcement;FoodProductResearchandDevelopment;QualityAssuranceManagement;LaboratoryManagement;FoodProductDevelopment.
Study–Successfulstudentsmaygainentrytorelateddegreeprogrammesatvariousuniversities,forexampleBiosciencedegreesatGlasgowCaledonianUniversityorBScHonsEnvironmentalHealthatStrathclydeUniversity.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
AlistairMacleodon01415666222ext.1608oralistair.macleod@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Business HNC/D Business
Entry Requirements
NQ Business (SCQF 5/6)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/NumeracyoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevelincludingEnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR,Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
HNC/D Business (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneappropriateHigherwith3NationalCoursesoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.OneHigher(e.g.English,ModernStudies,Languagesetc.)with3StandardGradesatBand3orabove.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.OR
4.RelevantHNCforentryto2ndyearHND
Course Profile
Thecoursecoversawidevarietyofbusinessrelatedsubjectsensuringthestudentacquiresskillsandknowledgeinthemainbusinessareas.TheNQintroducesvarioussubjectsrelatedtogeneralbusinessandcommercewiththeHNC/DbuildingontheknowledgegainedontheNQ.
Thecourseincludesawidevarietyofbusinessrelatedsubjectsincluding:
EventOrganisation;Costing;Administration;Marketing;Finance;Law;IT;Languages,Accounting,Economics,ManagingPeopleandHumanResourceManagement.
Moving On
Career-Widerangingacrossmanysectors-localgovernment,commerce,administrationatsupervisoryortraineemanagementlevel.
Study-OncompletionoftheNQstudents
wouldbeencouragedtocontinuetheirstudieswithusononeofourHNC/HNDcoursesinbusinessorevents.AftercompletingtheHNC/D,studentsmaywishtoprogresstoabusinessrelateddegreecourseatavarietyofuniversities,i.e.GlasgowCaledonian,UniversityoftheWestofScotland,StirlingUniversityandNapierUniversity.
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
ChirstyMacDonaldon01415666222ext.1628orchirsty.macdonald@galsgowmet.ac.uk
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Events HNC/D Event Management
Entry Requirements
NQ Events (SCQF 5/6)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMathematics/NumeracyoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevel.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
HNC/D Event Management (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneHigher(e.g.English,ModernStudies,Languagesetc.)with3NationalCoursesoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.OneHigher(e.g.English,ModernStudies,Languagesetc.)with3StandardGradesatband3orabove.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
4.RelevantHNCforyear2HNDentrance.
Course Profile
TheaimoftheNQcourseistoprovidestudentswithabroadeducationforacareerintheeventindustry.Thecourseincludesawidevarietyofeventsandbusinessrelatedsubjectsensuringthestudentsacquireskillsandknowledgeinthemainareasofeventorganisation.
NQsubjectsstudiedinclude:HospitalityCosting;MaintainingCostingSystems;CommunicationandInformationTechnology;EventOrganisation;ContributingtoanEvent;CustomerCare;MarketingMix;SellingSkills;FoodandBeverageService;IntroductiontoAlcoholicBeverages;Numeracy;WorkingSafely;Spanish;AdministrativeSkills.
TheHNC/DcoursesareforstudentswhowishtopursueacareerinthemanagementofEventsincludingConferences,ExhibitionsandSpecialEvents.Thecoursescoverawiderangeofsubjectsensuringstudentsacquireagoodknowledgeoftherelevantskillsforthesesectors.
Inadditiontothecollege-basedlearning,studentswillhavetheopportunitytopracticetheseskillshands-onduringaperiodofworkexperience.TheHNCEventsisthesameasyearoneofthetwoyearHNDEventManagementprogrammeandstudentsstudyingtheHNCinEventsmaybeeligibletoprogressontosecondyearoftheHNDcourse.
HNDsubjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
EventIndustry:AnIntroduction;EventApplications;EventLegislation:SafetyandLicensing;EventBudgetingandFunding;PrinciplesandPracticeofSelling;Communication;Marketing:AnIntroduction;InformationTechnologyApplicationsSoftware1;WorkplaceExperience;DesktopPublishing;Conferences:AnIntroduction;EventsGradedUnit1.
Year2:
ManagingAnEvent;EventLegislation:ContractsAndProtection;PreparingFinancialForecasts;BehaviouralSkillsforBusiness;PreparingAndPresentingABusinessPlan;FoodandBeverageEvents;PlanningandImplementingPublicRelationsCampaigns;LivePerformanceEvents;Exhibitions;PlanningandOrganising;EntrepreneurshipintheCreativeIndustries;EventsGradedUnit2.
Moving On
Career-Theskills,knowledgeandunderstandinggainedontheNQcourseareintendedtopreparethestudenttopursueemploymentasatraineeineventorganisation,corporatehospitality,musicandsportingeventsandpromotionsinretailing.Theskills,knowledgeandunderstandinggainedontheHNC/Dcourseareintendedtopreparethestudenttopursueacareerintheorganisationandmanagementofconferences,exhibitions,festivalsandspecialevents.
Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheNQcourseareencouragedtoprogresstotheHNCEvents,HNDEventsManagement,HNC/DBusinessorHNC/DHospitality.
SuccessfulHNC/Dstudentsmaybeeligibletotransfer(subjecttoavailabilityofplaces)tosecondorthirdyearoftheBA/BA(Hons)EventsManagementatLeedsMetropolitanUniversity,GlasgowCaledonianUniversity,NapierUniversity,QueenMargaretUniversityandtheUniversityofTheWestofScotland.
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithanHNCEvents).
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
NQ-AllisonKennedyon01415666222ext.1624orallison.kennedy@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC/D-JaneMcQueenon01415666222ext.1631orjane.mcqueen@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC Licensed House Operations
Entry Requirements
HNC Licensed House Operations(SCQF 7)
1.OneappropriateHigherwith3NationalCoursesoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.OneappropriateHigherwith3StandardGradesatband3orabove.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
ThecoursehelpsstudentstoacquiretheknowledgeandskillsrequiredinthefourmainoperationalareasoftheLicensedTrade(licensedpremisesoperations,food&beverageservice,hospitalityfinancialandcontrolsystemsandalcoholicbeverages)aswellastheskillsandtechniquesforthesuccessfulrunningofalicensedpremises.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:FoodandBeverageService;Licensed
PremisesOperations;AlcoholicBeverages;FoodProductionProcesses;HospitalityFinancialandControlSystems;FoodHygiene;UsingSoftwareApplicationsPackages;HospitalityIndustry;HospitalitySupervision;ManagingFinancialResourcesinHospitality;Hospitality:GradedUnit1.
Studentsareencouragedtogainexperienceinthelicensedtradeduringthecourseand,whereappropriate,workplacementscanbearranged.
ThiscoursewillprovideyouwiththeopportunitytogainapersonalLicenseHoldersCertificate,alegalrequirementfortheLicensingScotlandAct2005.
Students who successfully complete this course will achieve the HNC Hospitality Management (SCQF 7)
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Career-Successfulstudentscansecureemploymentatsupervisorylevelinthe
hospitalityindustrywherepromotionopportunitiescanresultinrapidprogressionintojuniorandmiddlemanagementforthosewiththeappropriateskillsandconfidence.
Study-OnsuccessfulcompletionoftheHNCLicensedHouseOperationsstudentscangainentrytothefinalyearoftheHNDHospitalityManagementprogramme.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
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MarcMcDougall&AmyBlack
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
NQ Hospitality HNC/D Hospitality Management
Entry Requirements
NQ Hospitality (SCQF 5/6)
1.3NationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMathematics/NumeracyoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.3StandardGradesatGenerallevel.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
HNC/D Hospitality Management (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneappropriateHigherwith3NationalCoursesoranappropriategroupofNationalUnits.OR
2.OneappropriateHigherwith3StandardGradesatband3orabove.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
4.RelevantHNCforyear2HNDentrance.
Course Profile
TheNQcourseprovidesstudentswithathoroughintroductiontoallaspectsofthehospitalityandcateringindustryanddevelopspracticalskills.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Food&BeverageService;FrontOfficeandAccommodationServicing;ProfessionalCookery;HospitalityCosting;Numeracy,CommunicationsandInformationTechnology.
TheHNC/Dcourseallowsstudentstodeveloptheknowledgeandskillsrequiredtooperateasaneffectivememberofjuniormanagementinmanyareasofthehospitalityindustry.Thefirstyearofthecourseensuresoperationalandsupervisoryskillsandknowledgeareacquiredwhilein
secondyearthefocusisonmanagementcompetenciesandunderstanding.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:
Year1:
FoodandBeverageService;AlcoholicBeverages;FoodProduction;FoodHygiene;AccommodationServicing;FrontOfficeProcedures;HospitalityFinancialandControlSystems;SoftwareApplications;HospitalitySupervision;TheHospitalityIndustry;Hospitality:GradedUnit1.
Year2:
ManagingHospitalityOrganisations;ManagementofFoodandBeverageOperations;AccommodationManagement;HumanResourceManagement;ManagingFinancialResources;FinancialandManagementAccounting;LicensedPremisesOperations;HospitalityGradedUnit2.
HNC/Dstudentsareexpectedtoundertakeaperiodofworkexperienceinthehospitalityindustry.Thiswillnormallybeoverthesummervacationbetweenyears1and2.Althoughworkexperiencegainedpriortobeginningthecourseorpart-timeemploymentgainedduringthecoursecansubstituteforthefull-timeworkexperienceincertaincircumstances.
Moving On
Career-Theskills,knowledgeandunderstandinggainedontheNQcourseareintendedtopreparethestudenttopursueemploymentasatraineeintheHospitalityIndustry.ManystudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheHNDentertheindustryatjuniormanagementlevelinanoperationaldepartment.Opportunitiesmayalsobe
availableinthespecialistareasofhumanresourcemanagement,marketingandaccounting.
Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompletetheNQcourseareencouragedtoprogresstotheHNC/DHospitalityManagement,HNCEvents,HNDEventsManagement,HNC/DBusinessorHNCLicensedHouseOperations.
WhiletheHNDHospitalityManagementisavaluablequalificationinitsownright,successfulstudentsmayprogresstothe3rdyearoftheBA/BA(Hons)inHospitalityManagementatNapierUniversity(whichmaybeofferedatGlasgowMetinthenearfuture)orthe3rdyearBA/BA(Hons)inHotelandHospitalityManagementatRobertGordon’sUniversity.ProgressionisalsopossibletotheBAinHotelandHospitalityManagementatStrathclydeUniversityortootherpost-graduatestudyatvariousuniversitiesandcolleges.
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginAugust.
HNC/D–Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithanHNCHospitality).
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
NQ-AllisonKennedyon01415666222ext.1624orallison.kennedy@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HNC/D-DarleneYoungon01415666222ext.1629ordarlene.young@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Alana DuffyHND Hospitality Management
I’m loving life in the hospitality industry but I owe my success to the tutors at Glasgow Met.
With their help and patience I achieved my HND with flying colours and went on to land a great job as a waitress at the Park Inn Hotel in the city centre.
People come into the hotel to relax and have a good time so it’s a brilliant feeling to know that I’ve helped them do that.
The job can be exhausting at
times but it can also be extremely rewarding, especially when people show their appreciation and tell you they’ve enjoyed themselves.
I graduated in the summer of 2009 and won a citizenship award for taking part in a mentoring scheme aimed at helping new students settle into college life.
My three years at the Met – the first year being an NQ in Hospitality – were an unforgettable experience and I really miss my old lecturers and classmates.
I have so many great memories but the highlight was organising a theme night in Scholars’ restaurant. Two of my classmates and I had to put on an event for family and friends so we chose to do an Irish night.
The build-up was really nerve-wracking but we managed to pull it off just fine despite a few last-minute hiccups that included forgetting to put out a table.
I’m 21 so if I keep working hard hopefully I’ll progress within the hospitality industry.
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
BA in Hospitality Management(subject to validation)
Entry Requirements
BA in Hospitality Management (SCQF 9)
1.HNDinHospitalityManagement.
AllapplicantsarerequiredtosatisfythegeneraladmissionrequirementsofEdinburghNapierUniversity.
2.AllapplicationsaremadeviaUCAS
Course Profile
TheproposednewprogrammeinHospitalitywillbeacollaborativeventurebetweenEdinburghNapierUniversityandGlasgowMetropolitanCollege).
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegehasbeenamarketleaderintheprovisionofHospitalityandProfessionalCookeryeducationsincethe1960s.ThemovetoprovidethisdegreeawardinHospitalityManagementiskeyingivinghospitalitystudentsanationalandinternationallyrecognisedqualification.
EdinburghNapierUniversityhasdeliveredaBA(Hons)degreeinHospitalityManagementformanyyearsandhas,considerableexperienceinsupportingdegreesdeliveredbypartnerinstitutions.
Themainfocusofthiscourseistoprovideourstudentswiththenecessaryskillsandknowledgetobeabletoapplyforsuitablepositionsintheglobalbusinessenvironment.IntheUK,accordingtotheBritishHospitalityAssociation,theindustryis
madeupofabout127,000businessesandemploysaworkforceof1.6millionpeople.
Thecoursedesignandstructurewillprovideyouwiththenecessaryskillstojoinaneverexpandingworkforce.Wearecommittedtobeatthecuttingedgeofhospitalitycourses.Ourteachingexcellence,strongcommercialrelationshipsandpragmaticexpertiseallowustodeliverinspiring,challengingandeffectiveHospitalityprogrammes.
Thecoursecontentcoversawiderangeofsubjectspreparingyouformanagementinthehospitalityandtourismindustries.YouwillspecialiseinhospitalitybusinesswiththeopportunitytostudymodulesinFoodandWine,ConferenceManagement,HospitalitySupervisionandTrainingSkills.
ThesituationoftheCathedralStreetcampus,inthecitycentreofGlasgow,providesstudentswithawidevarietyofestablishmentstofacilitateworkbasedactivitieswhichisafundamentalaspectoftheHospitalityIndustryProject.
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Career–Awideandexcitingrangeofcareeropportunitiesarepossiblefollowingsuccessfulcompletionofthiscourse.TheHospitalityIndustryencompassesadynamicrangeofeconomicactivityincludingworldwideopportunitiesforemployment.HospitalityisakeyaspectoftheTourism&
Eventindustryandagraduateofthiscoursewillbewellplacedtoplaytheirpartinthisindustry.HospitalitygraduatesfromGlasgowMetropolitanCollegehaveaproventrackrecordofsuccessinmanyaspectsoftheindustry.TheDegreeinassociationwithEdinburghNapierislikelytoenhancetheskillbaseofgraduatesandwidenthepossiblecareeropportunities.
Study–SuccessfulcandidatesmayprogresstohonourslevelofaBA(Hons)HospitalityManagementcourseinconjunctionwithEdinburghNapierUniversityattheCraiglockhartCampus,Edinburgh.
Duration
OneacademicyeartoobtainaBAAward,startinginSeptember.
Location
CathedralStCampus&EdinburghNapierUniversityCraiglockhartCampus
StudentsmayoccasionallyberequiredtoattendeventsattheEdinburghNapierUniversityCraiglockhartCampus,Edinburgh.
Contact
DarleneYoungon01415666222ext.1629ordarlene.young@glasgowmet.ac.uk
MichaelHerriotton01314554398atEdinburghNapierUniversity.
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NQ Sports Coaching HNC/D Sports Coaching with Development of Sport
Entry Requirements
NQ Sports Coaching (SCQF 5/6)
1.ThreenationalcoursesincludingIntermediate2PE,Intermediate1EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatBand3includingPE,EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
HNC/D Sports Coaching with Development of Sport (SCQF 7/8)
1.OneHigher(PEpreferred)withthreeIntermediate2coursesincludingPEandEnglish.
2.OneHigher(PEpreferred)and3StandardGradesatBand3oraboveincludingPEandEnglish.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
AlternativelyapplicantswithoutSQAentryqualificationsmaybeconsideredwheretheyprovideapersonalstatementdetailingtheirsportinghistory/ability.Thestatementshouldcoveraminimumoftwosportsandmustbesupportedbyareferenceconfirmingtheirsportingabilityfromasuitableperson,eg.PEteacherorsportscoach.
Course Profile
Thesearedemandingandphysicallychallengingcourseswhicharedesignedtodevelopskillsandpersonalqualities,preparingstudentsforemploymentwithintheSportsandLeisureindustries.Studentswillexaminetheprinciplesofgoodcoachingpracticeandgainawidepracticalandtheoreticalknowledgeofgamesandsports.Thecoursewillincludeanelementofworkexperience.StudentswillbegiventheopportunitytogainNationalGoverningBodiesSportsCoachingAwards.Subjectsstudiedinclude:SportsCoachingTheoryandPractice;PrincipalofFitnessTraining;Anatomy,PhysiologyandEnergySystems;SportsMechanics;EventManagementinSport;Nutrition,DietandSportsPerformance;InformationTechnology;ExercisetoMusic;
PsychologyofSportsPerformance;LeadingSport&PhysicalActivities;SportsDevelopment;PreventionofInjuryinSport;HumanPhysiologyintheDevelopmentofPerformance;SportsOfficiating;ResistanceTraining;FirstAid.
StudentswillberequiredtoundertakeanEnhancedDisclosureScotlandandleadpracticalcoachingsessionsonaregularbasis.
Please note:Studentswillberequiredtopurchaseandwearfullcollegesportskitfortheirpracticalactivitiesandduringworkexperience.ThisNikebrandedkitisavailableatadiscountedpriceofapproximately£85.
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Career-SuccessfulstudentswiththerightqualitiesshouldbewellplacedtogainemploymentasSportsDevelopmentOfficers,SportsCo-ordinators,etc.withintheindustry.
Study-NQstudentswillbeencouragedtoprogresstoarangeofHNC/Dsportcoursesatthecollege.Progressionisalsopossibletouniversitydegreecourses.Forexample,successfulHNDstudentswillbeconsideredfor2nd/3rdyearentrytoavarietyofBA/BA(Hons)coursesatStirlingUniversity,UniversityofAbertay,GlasgowCaledonianUniversityandUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginAugust.
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithaHigherNationalCertificate).
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
GrahamMacleanon01415666222ext.1622orgraham.maclean@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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MarkFrame
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NQ Sport & Hospitality HNC/D Sport & Hospitality Management
Entry Requirements
NQ Sport & Hospitality (SCQF 5/6)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate2PE,Intermediate1EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatBand3levelincludingPE,EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationand/orexperience.
HNC/D Sport & Hospitality Management(SCQF 7/8)
1.OneHigher(PEpreferred)withthreeIntermediate2coursesIncludingPEandEnglish.OR
2.OneHigher(PEpreferred)and3StandardGradesatBand3includingPEandEnglish.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
AlternativelyapplicantswithouttheSQAentryqualificationsshouldcompleteapersonalstatementgivingdetailingtheirsportinghistory/ability.Thestatementshouldcoveraminimumoftwosportsandmustbesupportedbyareferenceconfirmingtheirsportingabilityfromasuitableperson,eg.PEteacherorsportscoach.
Course Profile
ThesecoursesaredesignedtodeveloptheskillsandpersonalqualitiesrequiredforemploymentwithintheSports,LeisureandHospitalityIndustry,bothpublicandprivate.
ItisexpectedthatsuccessfulHNC/DstudentswillbecapableofleadershipinthefieldofLeisureCluboperationsandintheotherbroadareasofserviceofferedbytheSports,LeisureandHospitalityIndustry.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:CoachingofSports;ExercisePrinciplesandProgramming;Nutrition;PrinciplesofFitnessTraining;FitnessConditioning;OrganisingaSportingEvent;CurrentExerciseTrends;HospitalitySupervision;FoodandBeverageService:FoodProduction;FinancialandControlSystems;HumanResource&MarketingSkills;IT.
ThecourseincludesanelementofWorkExperience.StudentswillberequiredtoundertakeanEnhancedDisclosureScotlandandleadpracticalcoachingsessionsonaregularbasis.
Please noteStudentswillberequiredtopurchaseandwearfullcollegesportskitfortheirpracticalactivitiesandduringworkexperience.ThisNikebrandedkitisavailableatadiscountedpriceofapproximately£85.
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Career-Manyhotelsnowhaveprivatesportsandleisurefacilitiesandemployersarelookingforversatilestaffwhocanbeutilisedindifferentareasoftheorganisation.Giventhewiderangeofemploymentsectorsavailable,successfulstudentswiththerightqualitiesshouldbewellplacedinthejobmarket.TheHNC/Dcourse
isdesignedtomeettheneedforjuniormanagerscapableofleadershipintheareasofsport,fitnessandleisureoperationsandinotherbroadareasofserviceofferedbythehospitalitysector.
Study-NQstudentsmayprogresstoarangeofHNC/Dcoursesinsports,hospitalityoreventsatthecollege.
Itmaybepossibleforsuccessfulstudentstoprogresstouniversitydegreecourses.Forexample,HNC/Dstudentswillbeconsideredfor3rdyearentryofBA/BA(Hons)coursesatGlasgowCaledonianUniversity,UniversityoftheWestofScotland,AberdeenUniversityandNapierUniversity.Entrancetosport/fitnessrelateddegreecoursesmayalsobepossibleatUniversityoftheWestofScotland,UniversityofAbertay,StirlingUniversityandGlasgowCaledonianUniversity.
Duration
NQ-Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
HNC/D-Twoyears,startinginAugust(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithanHNC).
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
GrahamMacleanon01415661622ext.1622orgraham.maclean@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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NC Travel & Tourism Intermediate 2
Entry Requirements
NC Travel & Tourism Intermediate 2(SCQF 5)
1.ThreeNationalcoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevelincludingEnglishandMaths/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
ThiscourseisdesignedtogivestudentsanunderstandingoftheTravelandTourismIndustryanddevelopbasicskillsandknowledgeinthisarea.Thecourseunitswillgivestudentsagoodbasisfromwhichtodevelopspecialistskills.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:Travel&Tourism-AnIntroduction;WorkingasAirCabinCrew;EnhancingSkillsforEmployment;CustomerCare;TouristDestinations;HolidayPlanning;BusinessPracticesinTravelandTourism;AirportGroundOperations;TourGuiding.
VisitstotourismfacilitiesinandaroundthelocalareagivesstudentsatasteofwhatScotlandcanoffertourists.StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethiscoursewillbeawardedtheNationalCertificateGroupAwardinTravelandTourism-Intermediate2.
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Career-ThisprogrammeisdesignedtoprovidestudentsgeneralpreparationforworkintheTravelandTourismIndustry.
Thecoursemaybeparticularlysuitableforthoseseekingemploymentinthefollowingareas:TravelAgents,AirportsandVisitorAttractions.
Study-StudentsmayprogresstohigherlevelcoursesatthecollegeincludingNCInternationalTravel
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
LynnDownhamon01415666222,[email protected]
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AlisyaAnnuar,RebeccaFisher&DanielHamilton
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Entry Requirements
NC International Travel (SCQF 6)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate2EnglishandIntermediate1Maths/Numeracy.OR
2.TwoStandardGradesatCreditlevelincludingEnglishand2otherStandardGradesatGenerallevel,includingMaths/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
ThisprogrammeisdesignedtopreparestudentsforemploymentintheTravelIndustry.Itaimstodeveloppractical,personalandsocialskillssoughtbyemployers.Usingouruniquespecialistresources-MockAirlineCabin;Reservations/CallCentreandModelTravelAgencystudentswillstudyavarietyofunits:
TravelandTourism:EnhancingSkillsforEmployment;TravelAgencySkills;WorkingasAirCabinCrew;CustomerCare;ResortRepresentation;TouristDestinations;SellingSkills.
Duringtheprogramme,studentsareexpectedtoparticipateinatraveland
tourismstudyvisitofoneweek’sduration.Studentcontributiontothisincludesadepositof£100whichshouldbeavailableforpaymentbytheendofOctober.
StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethisprogrammewillachievetheNationalCertificateGroupAwardinTravelandTourismatHigherLevelandhavetheopportunitytoachieve2SQAHighercourses.
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Career-TravelAgencyCounterStaff,ReservationStaff,AirportGroundStaff,AirlineCabinCrew,TourOperators’Representative.Minimumagerequirementusuallyappliesinthesejobareas.
Study-PossibleprogressiontoarangeofHNC/DTravel&Tourismcourses.
Duration
Oneyear,startinginSeptember.
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
GailMorrisonon01415666222ext.1384orgail.morrison@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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HNC Travel HND Travel & Tourism
Entry Requirements
HNC Travel (SCQF 7)
1.OneappropriateHigherwiththreeIntermediate2coursesincludingEnglish&Maths.OR
2.OneHigherwiththreestandardGradesatband3oraboveincludingEnglish&Maths.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
HND Travel & Tourism (SCQF 8)
1.OneHigher(eg.English,ModernStudies,Languagesetc)withthreeIntermediate2courses.
2.OneHigherand3StandardGradesatband3.
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
4.HNCTravelforentrytoYear2HND.
Course Profile
ThiscourseisdesignedtoprovidegeneralpreparationforcareersintheTraveland
TourismIndustry,withparticularreferencetotheTravelsector.Itissuitableforthosewishingtotakeupbothoperationalandadministrationpositions.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:
RetailTravelPractice;AirTravel;InternationalTouristDestinations;Tourism;Marketing;Communication;IT;ForeignLanguage;RetailTravelOperations;TourOperations;TourGuidingandResortRepresentation;Business
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Career-TravelAgents,Airlines,AirportServices,TourOperatorRepresentatives,CarFerryCompanies,CruiseOperators,RailCompanies,CoachCompanies,CarRentalCompanies,ForeignExchangeProviders,BusinessandCommerce.
Study-Itmaybepossibleforsuccessfulstudentstoprogresstouniversitydegreecourses.Forexample,HNDgraduateswillbeconsideredfor3rdyearentrytoBA/BA(Hons)coursesatGlasgowCaledonian
University,UniversityofStrathclyde,UniversityofAbertayandUniversityoftheWestofScotland.
Duration
Twoyears(withtheoptiontoexitafteroneyearwithanHNCTravel),startinginAugust.
Location
CathedralStreetCampus.
Contact
HNC Travel and HND Travel and Tourism 1st year entry
JoyceSanderson01415666222ext.1681orjoyce.sanders@glasgowmet.ac.uk
HND Travel and Tourism - 2nd Year
ApplicationsareinvitedfromexternalcandidateswhohavesuccessfullycompletedtheHNCTravel.
2nd Year enquiries
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Communication and Media
Creative Crafts and Photography
Portfolio Preparation Course
General Catering
Hospitality Management
Business & Events
Travel & Tourism
Sport
These courses were previously offered in January 2010 and may be offered again for January 2011.
If you have an additional support need or require support with your learning, we want to help. Please see page 13 of the prospectus for further information. Contact 0141 566 4297.
January Start Courses
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January StartAccess to Communication and Media
Entry Requirements
Access to Communication and Media(SCQF 4/5)
Noformalentryrequirementsarerequired.
Course Profile
Theprogrammeoffersanintroductiontothemediaindustries.Itallowsyoutodevelopskillsincreativedigitalmediaproductionandgainaninsightintoworkinginthemediaindustries.Youwillgethandsonexperienceofvideo,radioandprintproduction.Youwillalsostudycommunicationandtakepartinresearchactivities.
ThecourseincludesDigitalCre8orwhereyouwilllearnhowtocreateandshareyourowndigitalmedialikeshootingandeditingvideoandmakingpodcasts.YouwillalsodevelopSkillsForWorkinCreativeDigitalMedia,completingarangeofunitsincluding:IntroductiontotheIndustry;HardwareandSoftware;TheCreativeProcess;ProductionProject.
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Thiscourseprovidesasolidfoundationuponwhichtobuild,withpotentialprogressiontospecialistNCcourseswithinthecollege.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
LaurieMacKintoshon01415666222ext.4455orlaurie.mackintosh@glasgowmet.ac.uk
January StartFoundation Creative Crafts and Photography
Entry Requirements
Foundation Creative Crafts andPhotography (SCQF 4/5)
Noformalentryrequirementsarerequired.
Course Profile
Theprogrammeoffersanintroductiontothecreativeskillsofdesign,photography,screenprinting,bookbindingandportfoliopresentation.Theaimofthecourseistoprovideexperiencewithinthefieldofcreativeartsandphotographywithapotential
progressionopportunitytoHNC/HNDanddegreelevelstudy.
Thecoursetopicsinclude:DesignProcess;Photography:CameraTechniques;Photography:PhotoReportage;Photography:Portraiture;ComputerApplications;Communications;FineBookBindingandScreenPrinting.
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coursesatthecollegeandontheirownareunlikelytoprovidecareer.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
NorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
DavidMcKennaon01415666222ext.4361ordavid.mckenna@glasgowmet.ac.uk
January StartPortfolio Preparation
Entry Requirements
Portfolio Preparation (SCQF 4/5)
Noformalentryrequirementsarerequired.
Course Profile
Thiscourseisanidealopportunityforstudentstodevelopcreativeskillsandtechniques.Thecourseintroducesstudentstoarangeofmedia,andartanddesignexperiences.Studentswillexploreideasthroughdevelopingtheirstudiesonthemedprojectsbuildinganunderstandingofhowartanddesigndevelopsandwillalloweach
individualtoexplorehisorherownideasaswellasproduceaportfolioofwork.Thiscoursewouldbemostsuitableforstudentswhorequireanintroductiontoartanddesignandwishtodeveloptheirknowledgeandskillsfurther.
Subjectsstudiedmayinclude:DesignRealisation;DesignStudies:IntroductionMixedMedia;DrawingSkills:AnalyticalDrawing;IntroductiontoModelmaking;IntroductiontoCeramics;LocationDrawing;UsingInformationRetrievalSkills1;Guidance;ExploringVisualImages.
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DurationSixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
LocationNorthHanoverStCampus.
Contact
GeorgeMcNeillieon01415666222ext.4292orgeorge.mcneillie@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Entry Requirements
NQ General Catering (SCQF 4/5)
1.ThreeStandardGradesatGeneralLevel–preferablyincludingEnglishandMaths.OR
2.ThreeIntermediateLevel1courses–preferablyincludingEnglishandMaths.OR
3.Applicationsarewelcomefrommaturestudentswhomaynothavetheentryrequirementsbuthaveappropriateworkrelatedexperience.Youmaybeinvitedforinterview.
Course Profile
StudentswillworkinfullyequippedcommercialkitchensandrestaurantswithintheCollegetodeveloptheircookeryskillsandknowledge.Theprogrammeaimstoestablishtherequiredbasicskillsthough
theteachingoftheunitslistedbelow.Theprogrammeallowsstudentstodevelopandenhanceawiderangeofbasicskillsculminatingwithaprofessionalcookeryexam.
Subjectsstudiedinclude:FoodPreparationTechniques;StocksandSauces;CookeryProcesses;ControlofCookeryProcesses;Pastry;MeatandPoultry;MealProductionandDesign;OrganisationofPracticalSkills1&2;LocalHospitalityProvision;IntegratedProductionCookery;WorkingSafely;Hygiene;NumeracyandInformationTechnology;Communications;CounterServiceofFoodandDrink.
ExternalExamination-Thisconsistsofpracticalandtheoryexaminationswhichincorporateandapplytheknowledgeandskillsgainedthroughthecourseunits.
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Career-Studentswhodecidetoleavecollegeandenterthecateringindustrymaybeabletogainemploymentasatraineechef/cook.Study-Whilstthecoursedoesprovideausefulqualificationinitsownright,studentsareencouragedtouseitasentryqualificationtotheProfessionalCookery–Year2course.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
January StartNQ General Catering
January StartNQ Hospitality Management
Entry Requirements
NQ Hospitality Management (SCQF 5/6)
1.NQHospitalityManagement.
2.ThreeNationalCourses.OR,ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevel.OR
3.Intermediate2Hospitality.OR,Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.OR
4.Applicationsarewelcomefrommaturestudentswhomaynothavetheentryrequirementsbuthaveappropriateworkrelatedexperience.Youmaybeinvitedforinterview.
Course Profile
ThisbroadbasedcourseisdesignedtohelpstudentsgainentrytotheHNC/DcoursesofferedwithintheHospitalitySection.TheunitsundertakenonthecourseincludeunitsatbothHigherandIntermediate2Level.
Coursetopicsinclude:Hospitality:ReceptionandAccommodationServices-HospitalityReception/HospitalityAdministration/AccommodationandFacilitiesServicing;Hospitality:FoodandDrinkServices-ServiceofFoodandDrink/IntroductiontoAlcoholicBeverages.Thereareanumberofoptionalunitswhichcanbestudiedincluding:FoodHygiene,HealthandSafety,Marketing,Costingandcoreskills-Communication,InformationTechnologyandNumeracy.
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Career-Studentswhodecidetoleavethecollegeoncompletionoftheircoursemaybeabletogainemploymentwithinthehospitalityindustryatoperationallevel.Variousemploymentopportunitiesexistwithinhotels,restaurants,publichouses,clubs,commercialcateringandfacilities
managementcompanies.Examplesofjobopportunitiesincludefoodservicestaff,barstaff,roomattendantsandreceptionstaff.Study-StudentswhosuccessfullyachievetheunitsonthisfasttrackcoursewillbeguaranteedaplaceontheHigherNationalDiplomainHospitalityManagement(2yearsfulltime)ortheHNCLicensedHouseOperationstartinginAugust.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
AllisonKennedyon01415666222ext.1624orallison.kennedy@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Entry Requirements
NQ Business and Events (SCQF 5/6)
1.NQBusinessandEvents.
2.Threenationalcourses.OR,ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevel.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationsand/orexperience.
Course Profile
Theaimofthiscourseistoprovidestudentswithabroadeducationforacareerinbusinessortheeventsindustry.Thecourseincludesawidevarietyofeventsandbusinessrelatedsubjectsensuringstudentsacquireskillsandknowledgeforabusiness
environmentorintheorganisationandtheplanningofevents.
Unitswillcoverthefollowingareas:Communication;InformationTechnology;EventsOrganisation;HealthandSafety;Marketing;CustomerCare;Administration;Costing;Supervision;FoodandBeverageService.
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Career-TheskillsknowledgeandunderstandinggainedonthecourseareintendedtopreparethestudenttopursueemploymentasatraineewithinaBusinessenvironmentorwithintheEventsindustry.
Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethecourseareencouragedtoprogresstotheHNCEvent,HNDEventsManagementorHNC/DBusiness.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
AllisonKennedyon01415666222ext.1624orallison.kennedy@glasgowmet.ac.uk
January StartNQ Business and Events
January StartNQ Travel and Tourism
Entry Requirements
NQ Travel and Tourism (SCQF 4/5)
1.ThreeStandardGradesatGenerallevelincludingEnglishandmathematics.OR
2.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate1EnglishandMathematics.OR
3.Applicationsarewelcomefromcandidateswhomaynothavetheentryrequirementsbuthaveappropriateworkrelatedexperience.Youmaybeinvitedforaguidanceinterview.
Course Profile
ThisNQprogrammeallowsstudentstostudyamixofTravelandTourismunitsandcoreskillswhicharevitallyimportantforfurtherstudyinTravelandTourismandinthesearchforajobinthisfield.
Duringthecourse,studentswillhavetheopportunitytoparticipateininnovativenew
unitsincludingPreparingforEmploymentintheTravelandTourismIndustryandworkingasAirCabinCrewinourpurposebuiltaircraftcabinwithinthecollege.Visitstotouristattractionsandtourismemployerswillformpartofthecourse.Classsessionswillincludepractisingsellingskillsfacetofaceandbytelephone.
Awiderangeoftopicsarecoveredincluding:EuropeanandMediterraneanTouristDestinations;PopularLonghaulDestinationsTravelGeography;SellingSkills;SellingOverseasTouristDestinations;TravelAgencyComputerisedReservationApplications;HolidayIssues;HolidayPlanning;HolidayDestinations;TravelandTourism;Communication.
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preparationforworkintheTravelandTourismindustry.TheprogrammemaybeparticularlysuitableforthoseseekingemploymentinTravelAgents,AirportsandVisitorAttractions.
Study-SuccessfulcompletionofthisprogrammewithpositivereferenceswouldallowprogressiontoarangeofhigherlevelcoursesinTravel&TourismorotherrelevantcoursesatGlasgowMetropolitanCollege.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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January StartNQ Sport
Entry Requirements
NQ Sport (SCQF 5/6)
1.ThreeNationalCoursesincludingIntermediate2PE,Intermediate1EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
2.ThreeStandardGradesatBand3levelincludingPE,EnglishandMathematics/Numeracy.OR
3.Otherequivalentqualificationand/orexperience.
AlternativelyapplicantswithouttheSQAentryqualificationsshouldcompleteapersonalstatementgivingdetailsoftheirsportinghistory/ability.Thestatementshouldcoveraminimumoftwosportsandmustbesupportedbyareferenceconfirmingtheirsportingabilityfromasuitableperson,eg-aPEteacherorsportscoach.
Course Profile
ThisisapracticalintroductiontotheskillsrequiredforacareerintheSportsandLeisureIndustry.OnsuccessfulcompletionofthecourseyouwillachieveSQAunitswhichwillallowyouto:
Planandconductaprogrammeofsportsandphysicalactivitiesforselectedclientgroups;
Outlinetherolesandfunctionsofasportsandphysicalactivitiesleader;Plan,
organiseandconductcoachingandfitnesssessionsforonesport;
Outlinethevariousrolesplayedbythecoachandidentifytechnicalaspectsofsportsperformance;
Understandthewiderangeofchoicesavailabletoeveryoneintheformofsportsandrecreationintheirlocalandregionalareas;
Understandtheanatomical,physiologicalandnutritionalfactorswhichaffectsportsperformance;
Applybasicknowledgeandskillsofresistancetrainingtodeveloparesistancetrainingprogramme;
Outlinethefunctionandmovementpatternofthemajormusclegroups;Plan,organiseandconductafitnesstrainingsession;
Developpracticalskillsinvarioussportstoanintermediatestandardandtheskillsrequiredtoofficiateinthesesports;
Usetechnologytoinput,processandpresentarangeofinformation;
Developskillsindifferentformsofwrittenandoralpresentations,theinterpretationofwrittenmaterialsandthespokenword;Studentswilltakepartinmeetings,discussionsandinterviewsandundertakevariousNationalGoverningBodiescoachingawards.
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Study-StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethecourseandgaintherequiredreferenceswillbeguaranteedaplaceononeoftheHNSportscourseswithintheCollege.StudentsmayalsobeconsideredforotherHNcourseswithintheCollege.
Career-Giventhewideanddiverserangeofemploymentopportunities,successfulstudentswiththerightqualitiesshouldbewellplacedinthejobmarket.PossibleareasofemploymentwouldincludeSportsDevelopmentOfficers,SportsCoaches,LeisureCentrepersonnelandPrivateHealthandFitnessClubs.
Duration
SixmonthsfromJanuarytoJune.
Location
CathedralStCampus.
Contact
GrahamMacLeanon01415661622ext.1622orgraham.maclean@glasgowmet.ac.uk
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AndrewJubb&LinziThorburn
Scottish Credit & Qualifications Framework
What is the SCQF?
TheSCQFisawayofcomparingthewiderangeofScottishqualifications.Itcoversachievementssuchasthosefromschool,college,university,andmanywork-basedqualifications.Itdoesthisbygivingeachqualificationalevelandanumberofcreditpoints.Thelevelofaqualificationshowshowdifficultthelearningis.Thecreditpointsshowhowmuchlearningisinvolvedinachievingthatqualification.
AllScottishuniversitiesandcollegesarenowusingSCQFlevelsandcreditpointstodescribetheircourses,iftheseareincluded
intheFramework.AwiderangeofotherlearningisalsobeingrecognisedusingSCQFlevelsandcredits.SomeemployersarealsousingSCQFlevelsinsteadof,oraswellas,typesofqualificationwhentheyadvertisejobs.
TheSCQFalsohelpstoillustratetherelationshipsbetweenScottishqualificationsandthoseintherestoftheUK,Europeandbeyond,whichcanclarifyopportunitiesforinternationalprogressionroutesandcredittransfer.
FormoreinformationonTheScottishCreditandQualificationsFramework,visit
www.scqf.org.uk.Forinformationonlevelandcreditsforlearningprogrammeswhichhavebeencreditrated,searchtheSCQFdatabaseatwww.scqf.org.uk/SCQF_CourseSearch.aspx.
ThisprospectuscontainsreferencestoSCQFlevelsforourcoursesinordertoindicatethepredominantlevelofunitstobestudiedonthecourse.Thesearemainlylevel4/5forfoundationcoursesandlevel5/6forcourseswhicharticulatedirectlytoHNC/Dprovision.ItshouldbenotedthatHNCandfirstyearHNDcoursesarelevel7andsecondyearHND,level8.
ThisFrameworkdiagramhasbeenproducedtoshowthemainstreamScottishqualificationsalreadycreditratedbySQAandHigherEducationInstitutions,however,thereareadiversenumberoflearningprogrammesontheFramework,which,duetothelimitationsofthisformat,cannotberepresentedhere.Formoreinformationonothercreditratedprovision,pleasevisittheSCQFwebsiteatwww.scqf.org.uktoviewtheinteractiveversionoftheFrameworkorsearchthedatabase.
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SQA QUALIFICATIONSSCQF LEVEL
QUALIFICATIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL
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IntegratedMastersDegree/MastersDiploma/PostgraduateDiploma/PostGraduateCertificate
HonoursDegree/GraduateDiplomaGraduateCertificate
Batchelors/OrdinaryDegree/GraduateDiploma/GraduateCertificate
DiplomaofHigherEducation
CertificateofHigherEducation
SVQ1
SVQ2
SVQ3
SVQ4
SVQ5
Access 2
Access 1
Access 3Foundation
Standard Grade
Intermediate 1General Standard
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AdvancedHigher Scottish Baccalaureate
Higher National Certificate
NationalCertificate
NationalProgressionAward
Higher NationalDiploma
DoctorateDegree
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THE SCOTTISH CREDIT AND QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK (SCQF)SCOTLAND’S LIFELONG LEARNING FRAMEWORKwww.scqf.org.uk
Professional Development
Award
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Met Enterprises
METEnterprisesprovidesservicestoawiderangeofclientsfromlargepublicandprivatesectororganisationstoindividualslookingfortherightskillsandknowledgefortheworkplace.YoucanchoosetocometooureasilyaccessiblefacilitiesinthecentreofGlasgowor,ifyouprefer,wecancometoyou.
Wehaveover30industryexpertsdeliveringourtrainingandconsultancyservicesinspecialistareasofGlasgowMetropolitanCollege.
Training courses available:
Health and Safety NEBOSHNationalGeneralCertificateIOSHManagingSafely/WorkingSafelyandDirectingSafelyEmergencyFirstAidatWork(HSE)–1dayFirstAidatWork(HSE)–3dayTailoredcoursesavailableinallareasofhealthandsafetyincludingAsbestos/Legionella/WaterSafety/
RiskAssessment/COSHHandManualHandling.
ConstructionCharteredInstituteofBuilding(CIOB)Certificate/DiplomainSiteManagementCIOBExperiencedPractitionerAssessedRoute(formerlyDMX)ModernApprenticeshipinDomesticGasInstallationandMaintenance;ACSDomesticGasSafetyCertification–Training/AssessmentandRe-assessmentCertificateinEnergyEfficiencyforDomesticHeatingInformationTechnology
Information TechnologyDesktopPublishing-QuarkXpress/AdobePagemaker/AdobeInDesign/AdobePhotoshop/AdobeIllustratorMicrosoftOfficeMicrosoftProject
LicensingBIIABNationalCertificateforDoorSupervisors(Scotland)
ScottishCertificateforPersonalLicenceHolders
LicensedPremisesStaffTraining
Hospitality & Tourism
GlasgowLocalKnowledgetraining
CustomerCaretraining
FoodServiceandWaitingstafftraining
TaxiandPrivateHireDrivertraining(approvedbyGlasgowCityCouncil).
FoodSafety(REHIS)
ElementaryFoodHygieneCertificate
IntermediateFoodHygieneCertificate
AdvancedDiplomainFoodHygiene
IntroductiontoHACCPandHazardAnalysis
HACCPforCaterers
Forfurtherinformationonanyofourservicespleasecontactus.
Met Enterprises 0141 566 6220/[email protected]/metents.aspx
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Community Based Adult Learning
TheCollegeworksinpartnershipwithavarietyofcommunity-basedorganisationstoprovidelearningopportunitiesonanoutreachbasis.Communitypartnersincludevoluntaryorganisations,communitygroups,localpartnershiporganisationsandGlasgowCityCouncil.OurCommunitylearningprogrammeoffersarangeofcoursesatawidevarietyoflocationsfromneighbourhoodcommunitycentrestochurchhalls,mosquesandschools.Learninggroupsaresmallusuallyaround10–14students,andmeetingtimesareagreedwitheachgroupindividually.
Thecommunitycoursesareofferedfreeofcharge,howeversomeCommunityCentresmaymakeasmallchargefortheuseoftheirfacilities.Studentsarerequiredtocompleteenrolmentandfeewaiverforms.
Manystudentswhohavebeguntheirlearningwiththecommunitylearningprogrammehaveprogressedtomoreadvancedcollege-basedstudy.CommunitystudentscanvisittheCollegeandfindoutmoreaboutlearningopportunitiesattheCollege.
Range of Courses
TheCollegeisabletorespondtodemandfornewcommunitycoursesinawiderangeofsubjectareas,andourportfolioofcoursesiscontinuallydeveloping.Notallthecoursesrunthroughouttheyear,butareprogrammedincommunitylocationsaccordingtotheneedsoflearners.Coursesofferedinclude:
Information & Communication Technology
ECDLEqualskillsWorkbook(AccessCourse)
ECDL(EuropeanComputerDrivingLicence)
IntroductiontoComputing
IntroductiontoInternet&Email
PresentingwithPowerPoint
WebDesignwithDreamweaver
WordProcessing.
Media & Communications
DigitalImaging
IntroductiontoPhotography
CreativePhotography
WebDesign
Creative and Construction Crafts
Art&CraftsWorkshops
AcrylicPaintingTechniques
CreativeTextiles&FabricSkills
FibreArt
ExpressiveArts&Crafts
GarmentTechnology
PaperSculpture
ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)
ESOLintoSocialCare(5daysaweekfor6weeks)
ESOLintoConstruction(5daysaweekfor6weeks)
ESOLintoEmployment(5daysaweekfor1week)
ESOLintoCustomerCare(5daysaweekfor6weeks)
ESOLintoHospitality(1dayaweekfor36weeks)
Thesecoursesmayhelpyoutogetajob.Mostofthesecoursesofferworkplacementafterthecourse.Youmusthavepre-intermediateESOLlevelormoretostudyonthesecourses.
Entry Requirements
Therearenoentryrequirementsformostcommunity-basedcourses,asthesearedesignedforlearnersreturningtoeducation.Learnersmayfeelconfidentenoughtobegin
withacertificatedcourse,ormayprefertocompleteanintroductorycoursebeforeprogressingtomoreadvancedcourses.
Duration of Courses
SQAcertificatedcoursesareusually40hoursinlength,soforexample,ifaclassmeetsfortwohoursperweek,thecoursewilllastfor20weeks.Timesandfrequencyofmeetingsarenegotiatedwiththelearnersandvenues.TheECDLcourserequires176hourstocomplete,someetingsmaybelongerormorefrequent.Non-certificatedcoursesareusuallyshorterinlengthi.e.10weeksor20hoursandworkshops,demonstrations,andshorttastercoursescanalsobeofferedbyarrangement.
Progression Routes
Studentsmayprogresstomoreadvancedunits,orstudyaclusterofrelatedunitsinacommunitysettingbeforeconsideringacollegebasedcourse.Manystudentsmakeuseoftheselearningopportunitiestoenhancetheiremploymentprospects,orsimplytopursueaninterest.Thesecoursescanalsobeusedasafirststeptowardsentrytootherpart-timeorfull-timecoursesofferedbytheCollege.
College Facilities
AllofthesupportandadviceservicesofferedtostudentsatGlasgowMetropolitanCollegeareavailabletocommunitybasedlearners–asareallthecollegefacilitiesasdescribedintheCollegeInformationsection.
Contact Information
Community Learning
ElaineNichols,CommunityDevelopmentManageron01415666222Ext.4334orelaine.nichols@glasgowmet.ac.uk
ESOL Courses
General enquiries contact: Student Services on 0141 566 6224 or [email protected] • Apply now www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
Art & Design
Art&DesignPortfolioPreparationBotanicalDrawingCalligraphyCeramicArtContemporaryPaintingPracticesDecorativeGlassworkDrawingforBeginnersExpressiveMarkMakingExpressiveMarkMakingWorkshopGraphicDesign(HNC)HatMakingHandbagsInteriorDesign&Drawing
IntroductiontoGraphicDesignIntroductiontoPhotoshopforArtistsandDesignersJewelleryMakingKnittingLifeDrawingOilPainting–BeginnersandIntermediateVintageAccessories
Building & Construction
ConstructionManagement(HNC)SelfBuildHousingIntroductionCADforConstructionIntermediateCADforConstruction
ICT
DigitalSociety-AnIntroductiontoSocialNetworkingDigitalSociety-TheNextStepinSocialNetworkingDigitalSociety-TradingOn-LineMicrosoftCertifiedDesktopSupportTechnician(MCDST)ComptiaA+IC3(InternetandComputingCoreCertification)MicrosoftCertifiedApplicationSpecialist(MCAS)GameDesignfortheWiiCertifiedInternetWebmaster(Associate)
Part Time
Standard Grades & Higher Grades
Wouldyoulikehelptopassyourexams?TheCollegeofferssupportinarangeofsubjectsincluding:Maths;Chemistry;Physics;Biology;English;French;Geography.WeofferconcentratedrevisionclassesduringtheEasterholidayswhichgreatlyincreaseyourchanceofsuccess.
School of Built Environment
NCintheBuiltEnvironmentProgrammesintheBuiltEnvironment(HNC)ArchitecturalTechnologyConstructionManagementQuantitySurveyingCharteredInstituteofHousing(Level4Diploma)Plastering(SVQLevelll&lll)Plastering(Adv.Cert.)Stonemasonry(SVQLevelll&lll)
Stonemasonry(Adv.Cert.)WallandFloorTilingLevelII&Ill(SVQ)DecorativeFloorlayingLevelII(SVQ)ShopfittingLevelII&III(SVQ);Shopfitting:AdvancedCraft(PDA).
School of Communication and Media
NationalUnionofJournalistsCourse(NUJ)ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage1ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage2ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage3ESOLAccess3andCitizenshipESOLIntermediate1andCitizenshipESOLIntermediate2ESOLHigherESOLforCollegeCoursesESOLLiteracyESOLMedia
School of Design
ArtandDesignPortfolioPreparation
MachineWoodworking(Adv.Cert.)MachineWoodworking(Levelll&lll)
School of Food,Hospitality, Sport and Tourism
ProfessionalCookery(HND)ProfessionalCookery(HNC)ProfessionalCookery(Patisserie)ProfessionalCookery-Year1ProfessionalCookery-Year2ShipsCooksCertificateofCompetencyPart1&2TasterCoursesFoodTechnologyUnitsFoodScienceandTechnology(NQ)IntroductiontoBaking,CakeDecorationandCookingLicensedHouseOperations(HNC)Wine&SpiritEducationTrust(AdvancedCertificate)SportsCoaching(HNC)Events(HNC)
Evening Courses
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CertifiedInternetWebmaster(SiteDesigner)CertifiedInternetWebmaster(e-commerceDesigner)AnIntroductiontoProgrammingUsingJavaAnIntroductiontoProgrammingUsingC#IntroductiontotheMacIntosh(MacandiLife)IntroductiontoiWorks08LearntoTouchTypeWebDesignandWebAuthoringIntroductionto3DStudioMaxAnimationBeyondtheBasicsUsingFlash(CS3)IntroductiontoComputers-BeginnersIntroductiontoComputers-IntermediateBuildyourownPC/PCMaintenanceSOHO(SmallOfficeHomeOffice)IntermediatePhotoshop-DesktopScanningandImageManipulationAdvancedPhotoshopFlashCS3:AnIntroductionAdobeIllustratorCS3:AnIntroductionAdobeCertifiedExpert:IllustratorCS3AdobeCertifiedExpert:FlashCS3AdobeCertifiedExpert:InDesignCS3AdobeCertifiedExpert:PhotoshopCS3AdobeCertifiedExpert:DreamweaverCS3Spreadsheets-ExcelProgrammingusingVisualBasicforApplicationsOracle-DatabaseDesignandProgrammingwithSQLGoogleSketchupFinalCutPro:AnIntroductionFinalCutPro:AdvancedMAYA:AnIntroductionMAYA:IntermediateMicrosoftProject2007MicrosoftVisioProfessional2007DigitalCre8or
Food & Bakery
Bakery(NQ)CraftBaking
CertificateinCreativeCakeDecorationIntroduction/IntermediateSugarFlowersCakeDecoration(Introduction&Advanced)Can’tCook–WillLearntoCookChineseCookeryChristmasCookeryFineDiningGourmetCookeryIndian/AsianCookeryGreekCookeryItalianCookeryMenusforNewlyWedsPatisserieforBeginnersScottishCookerySugarpasteModellingTheCreditMunch:HealthyEatingonaBudgetWorldTourofCookery
General Interest
BreakIntoWritingforaLivingNationalUnionofJournalists(NUJ)DruYogaIntrotoStandUpComedyAirlineCabinCrewPreparationCourseSalsaciseSportsCoaching(HNC)IntroductiontoAnimalPsychologyWhyDoesMyPet…?Intermediate
Design Crafts
CabinetmakingFurnitureRestoring:Upholstery/Polishing.
Hospitality
AppreciatingWineTheWhiskyTrailWineandSpiritEducationTrust(IntermediateCertificate)WineandSpiritEducationTrust(AdvancedCertificate)
Languages
BritishSignLanguageLevel1(CACDP)BritishSignLanguageLevel2(CACDP)
EnglishHigherNQCourseEnglishHigherExamPreparationSpanish1&2Italian2ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage1ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage2ESOLAccess2andCitizenshipStage3ESOLAccess3andCitizenshipESOLIntermediate2ESOLHigher
Music
BassGuitarforBeginnersGuitarSkills–Beginners1GuitarSkills–IntermediateLearntoReadMusicforAdultsIntroductiontoMusicTechnology1
Photography & Video
AdvancedPhotoshopforPhotographersBasicStudioPhotography(UnitNo.DOMP12)IntroductiontoDigitalPhotographyIntermediateDigitalPhotographyAdvancedDigitalPhotographyIntroductiontoDigitalVideoPhotography:AnIntroductionPhotography:CameraTechniques(UnitNo.D7YE12)Photography:PortfolioPreparationPhotography:StudioPortraiture(UnitNo.DOMR12)Photography:WorkshopsIntroductiontoPhotojournalism.
Printing
AdobeInDesign–ElectronicPublishingforCommercialPrintBookbindingScreenPrintingFineArtSilkscreenPrinting
Contact Information:
StudentServices:01415666216,www.glasgowmet.ac.uk
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Saturday Morning Courses
Art & DesignInteriorDesign&DrawingJewelleryMakingWaterColourPaintingDecorativeGlasswork
ICTBuildYourOwnPC/PCMaintenanceDigitalCre8orIntroductiontoComputers(Beginner)IntroductiontotheMacIntosh(MacandiLife)
Photography
IntroductiontoNQPhotographyGothicPhotographyStarinYourOwnFilmShootStudioFashion,HairandMakeUpShootPhotography-CameraTechniques(UnitNo.D7YE12)BasicStudioPhotography(UnitNo.DOMP12)
General Interest
SpeakingConfidentlyinPublic
TapforFitness&EnjoymentBeginnersandIntermediate
Languages
Italian1ModernGreek1ESOL(EnglishforSpeakersofOtherLanguages)ESOLBeginnerandElementary
ESOLPre-Intermediateandabove
ESOLWriting
How to Apply
TobookaplaceonanEveningorSaturdaymorningclasstelephone:
Youshouldbookasearlyaspossibleasplacesareallocatedonafirstcomebasis.
Ifyouareunsuccessfulyournamewillbeplacedonawaitinglistforthenext
intake.Thereareusually3intakesperyearSeptember,JanuaryandApril.
Paymentisrequiredtobookaplaceandcanbemadebydebit/creditcardoverthephoneorinpersonattheCollege.
Ifyouaresponsoredbyyouremployer,aletterofauthorisationfromyouremployerwillberequired.
Furtherinformationoncoursecontent,fees,startandenddatescanbefoundonourwebsiteatwww.glasgowmet.ac.uk
OR
RequestaPartTimeprospectusbycalling01415664150
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TheCollegeoffersarangeofshortfulltimecoursespartfundedbytheEuropeanSocialFundforthosewhoareoutofwork.Mostcoursesrunfor19to22weeksfulltimeandareofferedtwiceduringtheacademicsession,JanuarytoJuneandAugusttoDecember.Wewelcomeeveryoneandoffercoursestosuitallagesandabilities.Weparticularlywelcomeapplicantsfromunder-representedgroupssuchasminorityethnicgroupsandwomen.Aswellasgainingarecognisedqualificationstudentsreceive:
£80perweekTrainingAllowance;TravelExpenses;Lunchvouchers;ChildcareExpensesforeligiblestudents;Experthelpfindingtherightjobforyou;Opportunitytoprogresstofurtherstudies.
The courses offered cover the following skills:BricklayingCateringandHospitality
ConstructionCraftsforWomenDecorativeFloorlayingNQCarpentryandJoineryPaintingandDecoratingPaintingandDecoratingforWomenWall&FloorTilingShopfittingNQConstructionCrafts
Contact Information
ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)
Youcanstudyparttimecourses,partfundedbytheEuropeanSocialFund.FromSeptembertoJuneyoucanjoinanyMondayifthereareplacesavailable.ThesecoursesareforstudentsatAccess2andCitizenshipandAccess3andCitizenship.YoucanalsojointhesummercoursefromJunetoJuly.
You will receive:BusPassLunchVouchersChildcareexpensesforeligiblestudents
ESOL Courses Contact
DivisionofESOLandLanguages,SchoolofCommunicationandMedia,CathedralStreetCampus,Room102A,Floor1.
European Social Fund Courses
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Schools Liaison
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegeiscommittedtoworkingwithSchoolsthroughoutScotland,offeringavarietyofopportunitieswhichprovidepupilswithuptodateinformationaboutthecollegeanditscourses.
School Presentations
Thecollegeishappytodeliverpresentationstopupilscoveringinformationonthecollege,studentlife,courses,entryrequirements,fundingandprogressionroutes.GlasgowMetropolitanCollegealsoattendsanumberofregionalcareerseventsthroughouttheyear.
School Demonstrations
ThecollegerunsasuccessfulDemonstrationprogrammeprovidingpupilswithanexcitingalternativetotraditionalclassbasedactivity.PopulardemonstrationsincludeProfessionalCookery,CreativeCakeDecorationandFoodTechnology.SuchdemonstrationsaresuitableforS1throughtoIntermediateS5andcanbetailoredtoincludestudentparticipation.
School Tours
Thecollegeishappytoorganisetoursofthecollegefacilitiesprovidingpupilswithagoodintroductiontolifeatcollege.Suchtourscanbetailoredtofocusonparticularareasofinterest.
Taster Days
FreeTasterDaysrunthroughouttheyearandofferpupilstheopportunitytoexperiencecollegelifeinasubjectareatheyareinterested.PrevioustasterdayshaveincludedInteriorDesign,SportsCoaching,FurnitureandIntroductiontotheBuildingIndustry.
Skills for Work
ThecollegeworksincollaborationwithlocalauthoritiestoofferSkillsforWorkprogrammesinarangeofareasincludingConstruction,Food,HospitalityandDigitalMedia.
Certificated Courses
CertificatedcourseswhicharetaughtinpartnershipwithschoolsonadayreleasebasiscanbeorganisedthroughthecollegeandhavepreviouslyincludedPhotographyandDigitalMediaEditing.
Glasgow Curriculum Centre
TheCurriculumCentreisapartnershipbetweenthecollege,CareersScotlandandtheConstructionIndustryTrainingBoardenablingschoolstodeliveraspectsofthecurriculumusingconstructionasacontextforlearning,withfundingavailablewhereappropriate.FormoreinformationpleasecontactAnneBoyle-01415664172.
For more information on School Liaison please contact:
StevenAitkenSchoolsLiaisonCo-ordinator01415664395steven.aitken@glasgowmet.ac.uk
OR
FionaCochraneEvents&[email protected]
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Graduation
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegewelcomesstudentstocelebratetheirachievementseachyearatour
AnnualGraduationCeremony.HeldeveryNovemberinGlasgowRoyalConcertHall,theceremony
recognisesthesuccessofstudentsinachievingarangeofScottishQualificationAwards.
Theceremonyisalwayspopularandagreatwaytocelebratethesuccessofstudentsamongstfriends,
family,staffandspecialguests.
Welookforwardtoseeingyouthere!
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Student Union - The GMSU
AsastudentofGlasgowMetropolitanCollegeyouautomaticallybecomeamemberoftheStudentUnion.
TheStudentUnionhasanumberofrolesthroughoutthecollege.Oneofthemainrolesissupportandrepresentation.Wearealwayslookingoutforyourbestintereststhroughoutthecollege.Inadditiontowelfareandaccommodationsupport,wealsoprovidestateoftheartentertainmentfacilitiesincludingPoolTables,Foosball,GamesConsolesandafreetouseInternetCafe.
Allthewhile,youcanenjoyourconstantstreamofmusiconthebigscreen
televisionsandsitaroundwithfriendsinarelaxingatmosphere.WealsoofferawidevarietyoffoodavailablethroughoutthedayattheUnion.
AsaStudentyouhavetheopportunitytogetinvolved.YoucanbecomeStudentPresidentorDeputePresidentbybeingelectedintheposition.Theelectionsareheldattheendofeachacademicyear.AlternativelyyoucanbecomeaClassRepresentativeoramemberoftheStudentExecutiveCommittee.IfyouchoosetobepartofeithergroupyouwillreceivefulltrainingfromSPARQSandtheStudentUnion.
Throughouttheyearwealsorunanumberofclubsandevents.YoucangetinvolvedwiththeStudentMagazine,StudentRadioStationandStudentFootballteamandeverythingisfree.Wealsoholdlargeeventsthroughouttheyearandthisisyourchancetogetyourhandsonfreebiesandsomeusefulinformation.
TheStudentUnionislocatedonthe2ndFlooroftheNorthHanoverStreetCampus.
Contact Information
GMSUTelephone01415664140,Email:[email protected]:www.metstudent.com
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Library Services
LibrariesarelocatedintheMillenniumBuildingattheNorthHanoverStreetcampusandonthe2ndflooratCathedralStreet.Studentshaveaccesstostateoftheartstudyfacilitiesaccommodatinggroup,individualandquietstudyareas.Strongbook,multi-mediaandperiodicalscollectionsareaugmentedbysignificantcomputerresourcesincludingPC’sandMacsrunningadvancedsoftware.
Studentswillreceivelibraryinductionandarollingprogrammeofworkshopsprovidesinstructioninaccessingourelectronicresources24/7.Thesecomprisedatabases,onlinejournals,newspapersandacollectionofe-booksincludingmanycoursetexts.LibraryServicesisfullycommittedtoinclusionanddiversityagendas.Staffarehappytodelivercustomisedinductionsuponrequest.
Ourlibrariesprovideaccesstomonoandcolourreprographicsandstudentsmaypurchaseitemsofstationeryatcompetitiveprices.
Fulldetailsonpolicies,openinghours,subjectguidesandlinkstoelectronicresourcesareavailableonthelibrarywebsiteatwww.glasgowmet.ac.uk/library.
Contact Information
North Hanover St Campus Library
60NorthHanoverSt,GlasgowG12BPTel:01415664132.Fax:01415664156.
Opening Hours
Mon9.00am-7.30pm.Tues9.00am-7.30pm.Wed9.00am-7.30pm.
Thurs10.00am-7.30pm.Fri9.00am-5.00pm.
Cathedral St Campus Library
230CathedralStreet,GlasgowG12TG.Tel:01415661664.Fax:01415661666.
Opening Hours
Mon8.00am-7.30pm.Tues8.00am-7.30pm.Wed8.00am-7.30pm.Thurs10.00am-5.00pm.Fri8.00am-5.00pm.
Email:[email protected].
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Sport and Recreation
TheCollegeoffersfreemembershiptoitsstudentsinafullyequippedFitnessSuite-MetFitattheCathedralStreetcampuscontainingawiderangeofcardiovascularandresistancemachines:
Cardiovascular Equipment
Treadmillsx5;Ellipticalsx5;Cyclesuprightx3;Cyclesrecumbentx3;Rowersx2.
Resistance Equipment
PlatedLegPress;LegExtension;SeatedLegCurl;ShoulderPress;ChestPress;RearBeltoldFly;SeatedBip;ArmCurl;HipAdduction;Smith’sMachineandBench;LatPull;BipAssist/ChinAssist;AbsCradlesx2;DumbellRackandBench;Matsx16.
Adviceisavailableonallaspectsofpersonalfitness,e.g.programmedevelopment,specificsportstrainingandhealthylifestyleoptions.
Activitiescanalsobeorganisedonrequest,andcurrentlyinclude11a-sidefootballleagues,yoga,selfdefenceandmartialartstraining.FurtherinformationisavailableattheGym.
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Bakery Shop
Scholarsisourlicensedtrainingrestaurant,locatedattheCathedralStreetCampus,andisopentothepublic.Itoperatesaspartofthecourseprogrammeforstudentswhoareworking,orwhoanticipateworkingwithinthehospitalityindustry.Traineesaretimetabledtocookandserveyourmealunderthesupervisionoflecturers.Therestaurantisopenfivedaysaweekfromnoonwithadailysetpricedmenuofferinganinterestingchoice.Bookingisrecommendedandcanbemadeon01415666212.
TheCollegeoffersafinechoiceofcateringserviceswithagoodchoiceofcuisinesandcatersforsomespecialdiets.IndifferentlocationsyoucanchoosefromtheFoodCourt,SignaturesRestaurantorCaféMetwhichopenalldayandoffereverythingfromaquicksnacktoahealthylunch.TheBistroandScholarsarerestaurantsrunbythestudentsonhospitalityandprofessionalcookerycoursesandofferavarietyoffoodatveryreasonableprices.Vendingfacilitiesarealsoavailabletobeusedduringoroutwithopeninghours,ateachlocation.
Where to Eat
Scholars
Arangeofdelicioussweetandsavouryproductsfromspecialitybreads,rolls,piesandpastriestomouth-wateringbiscuits,fruittarts,cakes,bunsandspecialChristmasselectionboxesareproducedbyourstudentsandsolddailyfromourBakeryShopattheCathedralStreetCampus.Wespecialiseincakedecorationandnothingistoodifficultortoounusual.Lookingforatailor-madecakewithadifference?Forbirthdays,anniversariesoranyspecialoccasionwecanprintapictureofanyoneoranythingwithapersonalisedmessagefromyou.
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International Students
InternationalstudentsareverywelcomeatGlasgowMetropolitanCollegeandtheycontributepositivelytothedevelopmentofthecollegeanditsreputationasacentreofexcellence.
Wehaveover600studentsfrommorethan40countriesworldwide.TheinformationcontainedonthesepagesisabriefoverviewofcoursesandservicesavailableforInternationalStudents.
ThecollegeprovidesexcellentteachingandlearningsupportfromintroductorytoHonoursDegreelevelcoursesdesignedinconjunctionwithindustrytoensurethatgraduatesaresuccessfulintheirchosencareer.Thecollegeoperatesasahighquality,specialistcentrebeingtheleadingproviderofeducationandspecialistvocationaltrainingfor:
Art&DesignBuiltEnvironmentandConstructionCommunicationandMediaEnglishforSpeakersofotherLanguages(ESOL)FoodandHospitalityPrinting
ICTSportandTourism
ThecollegepridesitselfonofferinghighqualityvocationalcourseswhichalsoofferdirecttransfertothesecondorthirdyearofUniversitydegreeprogrammesandareexceptionalvalueformoney.
InternationalstudentsaresupportedbyanexperiencedInternationalTeaminthecollege.TheTeamprovidesexpertsupportandadviceasstudentsmovetoGlasgowandadapttocollegelifeandtheBritishculture.
Decidingonaplacetofurtheryoureducationisprobablyoneofthemostimportantdecisionsyouwillhavetomake.Ifyouneedanyhelporadvicetomakeadecisionorifyouhaveanyotherenquiries,pleaseemail:[email protected]
IfyoudecidetocometoScotlandtolearnorimproveyourEnglish,studyvocationalcoursesorgainqualificationsforhighereducation,thenGlasgowMetropolitanCollegewelcomesyou!
Contact Information
ShengchunYao,InternationalBusinessManageron01415666222ext.1522,
email:[email protected].
Websitewww.glasgowmet.ac.uk/international-students.aspx
Admissions
AllapplicationsfromoutsidetheUKshouldbesubmittedtothefollowingaddress:
StudentServicesSection,GlasgowMetropolitanCollege,60NorthHanoverStreet,Glasgow,G12BP,Scotland,UK.
Tobeacceptedonourfull-timeacademiccourses,yourequire:
AgoodstandardofEnglish(seetablebelow).
Seniorsecondary/relevantvocationalschoolleavingqualifications.
Aged18+(overseasonly).
Applicants for NC and below HNC/ HND Applicants
SQA:ESOLIntermediate2(passinexamand2units).
IELTS:score5.5.
UCLES:FCEGradeA.
TOEFL:Paper-based513.
TOEFL:Computer-based183.
TOEFL:Internet-based65.
SQA:ESOLHigher(passinexamand2units).
IELTS:score6.
UCLES:FCEGradeB.
TOEFL:Paper-based547.
TOEFL:Computer-based210.
TOEFL:Internet-based78.
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I currently study Furniture Design at Glasgow Met. Both the lecturers and facilities at the college are fantastic and I am really pleased I chose this course.
People in Japan believe it is good to study English language in the UK but not many of them know about furniture design courses in Scotland. During my studies my English has improved greatly and I have learned a range of professional skills in a new environment.
The people of Scotland are very friendly and I am happy to be living and studying a specific area of expertise.
Toshiyuki Aoba - JapanHND Furniture Craftmanship & Design
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English Entry Levels for Vocational Courses
ApplicantswithnoESOLqualificationswillbeofferedtheopportunitytostudyEnglishattheCollege.
Welcome Programme
ThecollegecanarrangeapickupservicefromGlasgowairportifrequired.Oncesettledintoyouraccommodationaprogrammeofeventsandactivitieswillbearranged.ThiswillincludeatourofGlasgow,awelcomereceptiontomeetstaffandfellowstudentsandafamiliarisationprogrammetointroducelocalculture.
Lecturers and Tutors
Eachcoursehaslecturersandatutorwhowillsupportyouwhileyouaretakingyourcourse.Ifyouarehavingproblemswithyourstudies,yourtutorwillbeabletoadviseyou.
Student Advisor
ThecollegehasStudentAdvisorswhoareavailabletohelpyouwithproblemsyoumayexperiencewhilstatcollegeorevenifyoujustneedsomeonetotalkto.
Accommodation
ItisimportantforyoutoarrangeandbookyouraccommodationbeforeyouarriveintheUK.AnAccommodationbookletoutliningthevariousoptionsisavailableandwillbesenttoyouonceyouhaveacceptedyourplaceononeofourcourses.
English Language Support
YoucanstudyanEnglishLanguagecoursefreeatlunchtimestohelpyouwithyourfull
timevocationalprogramme.YoustudythiscoursewithyourvocationalNCandHNcourseatthecollege.ThiscoursehelpsyoutoimproveyourEnglishandsucceedinyourassessments.
Course Content
Speakingandwritingacademicstudy;ListeningandreadingforsuccessonyourHNandNCcourse;GrammarandvocabularyandPronunciation.
IT Facilities
AllstudentshaveaccesstocomputersandsoftwaresuchasWord,Excel,PowerpointandAccessaswellasfreeaccesstotheinternetandemail.
Places to Eat
TheCollegeoffersafinechoiceofcateringserviceswithagoodchoiceofcuisinesandcatersforsomespecialdiets.IndifferentcampusesyoumaychoosefromtheFoodCourt,SignaturesRestaurant,CaféMetwhichopenalldayandofferseverythingfromaquicksnacktoahealthylunch.TheBistroandScholarsarerestaurantsrunbythestudentsonhospitalityandprofessionalcookerycoursesandofferavarietyoffoodatveryreasonableprices.
ThestudentunionfacilitiescompriseofSatelliteTV,pooltables,gamesmachines,cybercentreandloungeareatorelaxin.
Health
Ifyouareonacourseofstudyof6monthsormore,orarefromacountrywitha
reciprocalagreementwiththeUK,youandyourdependentscanreceivefreehealthcarefromtheNationalHealthServiceassoonasyouarriveintheUK.
Sports and Entertainment
TheCollegeoffersfreemembershiptoitsstudentsforthewellequippedMetFitgymattheCathedralStreetCampus.Itcontainsawiderangeofcardiovascularandresistancemachines.IncludedarethepopularConceptIIRowers,Precorcrosstrainer,togetherwiththelatestinVariableResistanceequipment.Adviceisavailableonallaspectsofpersonalfitness,e.g.programmedevelopment,specificsportstrainingandhealthylifestyleoptions.Activitiescanbeorganisedonrequest,andcurrentlyinclude11a-sidefootballleagues,yoga,self-defenceandmartialartstraining,etc.
Part Time Work
InternationalStudentsareallowedtoworkupto20hoursperweekduringtermtimeandtoworkfulltimeduringtheholidayperiod,providedyouhaveanappropriatestudentvisa.However,youshouldnotdependonpart-timeworktosupportyourstudyandlivingintheUK.
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Visa for Students Under the Points Based System
Ifyouarefromavisanationalcountry,youwillrequireavisatoentertheUK.APointsBasedSystem(PBS)willapplytostudentvisaapplication.UnderTier4ofthesystem,therearetwotypesofstudentvisasandyouneedthe‘AdultStudent’Visainordertostudyafulltimecourseatthecollegeasanadultstudent.
Toobtainan‘AdultStudent’visa,youhavetoscoreatleast40points–thepassmarkagainstthefollowingtwosetsofobjectivecriteria:
ConfirmationofAcceptanceforStudies(CAS)–30points.
Youwillreceive30pointsifyourapplicationtotheCollegeissuccessfulandyouareissuedwithaCAS(VisaLetter).
MaintenanceandFundsTest–10points.
Youmustbeabletoshowandprovethatyoucanfundyourfirstyeartuitionfeesandlivingcosts.Pleasevisitthefollowingwebsiteformoredetails.
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/
IfyouappliedtostudyanEnglishlanguagecourseatthecollege,undera‘GeneralStudent’visa,youwillbeexpectedtohavealreadystartedtolearnEnglish.ThereforetheminimumlevelofEnglishcourseavailableforyoutoapplytowillbetheAccess3andCitizenshipcourse(pleaserefertotheESOLcoursetableonpages142-143).Toapplyforthiscourse,youareexpectedtohavealreadyachievedacertainlevelofEnglishsuchasIELTS3.0orequivalent.
YoumustalsobeabletofollowyourintendedcourseofstudyandplantoleavetheUKattheendofyourcourse.Ifyouaremarried,youcanbringyourspouseandchildrenunder18yearsofagewithyou,aslongasyoucanshowyouhavesufficientfundstolookafterthem.YourchildrenwillreceivefreeeducationinaUKstateschool.
Forfurtherinformation,youcanvisittheUKBorderAgencywebsite:www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/.
Youcanalsocontactthecollegeandaskforadviceonpreparationforthevisaapplication.PleasealsocheckwiththeBritishCounciland/orBritishEmbassy/HighCommissioninyourcountryonwhatyourrequirementsare.
Enrolment (International)
8Stepstoenrolment
Chooseacourse;
Fillintheapplicationformandreturntouswithyourotherbackgroundinformationasstatedontheapplicationformandacopyofyourvalidpassport;
Ifyoumeettheentryrequirementsforyourchosencourseyouwillreceiveaconditionalofferofaplace;
Youmustpayadepositof£1,000within6weeksofreceivingtheconditionaloffertosecureyourplaceofstudy;
YouwillreceiveanUnconditionalOffer(visaletter)andshouldconfirmyouracceptanceofouroffer;
ApplyforastudentvisathroughBritishEmbassyorHighCommissionOffice;
Bookyouraccommodation;
Wecanarrangeforavolunteerstudenttomeetyouattheairportifyourequestthisandinformusofarrivaldetails;
Paythebalanceofyourfeeifapplicableandenrolatcollege.Youmustalsoprovideusacopyofyourpassportandstudentvisa.
Before You Arrive
Beforeleavingyourcountryyouwillneedtomakesureyouhavethefollowing:
ValidPassportandVisa(ifrequired);
Airticket(checkdatesandflights);
TravelInsurance(yourselfandluggage);
MedicalInsurance(ifrequired);
OfferLetterandAccommodationbookingreceipt(ifapplicable);
UKCurrency(bankdraftortravellers’cheques);
Phonenumberforcollege+44141-566-6222;
Youroriginalschool/academiccertificatesandtranscripts.
YoushouldarriveinGlasgowafewdaysbeforeyourcourseisduetostarttoallowyoutofindyourwayaboutandacclimatisetoyournewsurroundings.
Tuition Fees
ForYear2010/2011,thetuitionfeesareasfollows:
EnglishLanguageFee-£3,500peryear.EntrydatesareflexibleandthelengthofthecoursecanbereduceddependingonentrylevelEnglish.
Foundationcourses,HNCandHNDcourses,otherAdvancedDiplomacourses-£5,000peryear.
Living Costs
GlasgowislessexpensivetoliveinthanmanyotherUKcitiesandyourcostoflivingwilldependuponyourchosenlifestyle.However,basedontheBritishCouncilrecommendation,itissuggestedthatstudentswillrequireatleast£7,200plus2/3perdependanttocovertheirbasiclivingcostsforthefirstyearintheUK.
Working in Scotland After Graduation – Fresh Talent
Internationalstudentsnowhaveachancetoapplyforpost-studyworkvisafortwoyearsaftertheirHNDgraduation.ThiswillprovideinternationalgraduateswiththeopportunitytoworkinScotlandaftertheyhavecompletedtheirstudies.Seewww.scotlandistheplace.com.
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Progression Routes and Opportunities forInternational Students
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegeoffersyouawiderangeofHigherNationalDiplomaCourseswhichcanleadtoeitherdirectemploymentafter2yearsordirectprogressiontouniversityatyear3.Foranoverallpictureofprogressionroutesandopportunitiespleaseseethefollowingdiagram:
Glasgow Met Route University Route
HigherNationalDiploma(HND)year1or
HigherNationalCertificate(HNC)=£5000for2010/11.
UKUniversityBachelorsyear1=£7000-9000(average)
HigherNationalDiploma(HND)year2=£5000(subjecttochange). UKUniversityBachelorsyear2=£7000-9000(average)
WorkinScotland–FreshTalentYear1.
WorkinScotland–FreshTalentyear2.
HonoursDegreeyear3/4or
WorkPermittoremainor
EmploymentinHomeCountry.
PostGraduateStudyor
2yearsFreshTalentor
RemaininScotland/UK–ifworkpermitgrantedor
Returnhomeforcareer.
AfterHNC/DRemaininScotland/UKifworkpermitgrantedor
Returnhomeforcareer.
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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
TheCollegeofferscoursesfromAccess2toHigher.WeacceptalllevelsofEnglish.However,ifyouareastudentvisaholder,theminimumlevelofESOLcourseyoucanapplyforisAccess3andyoushouldhaveaminimumlevelofEnglishequivalenttoIETLS3.0forexample.WhenyouarriveyouwillbegivenanEnglishtesttoallowustofindoutyourlevelofEnglishandplaceyouinanappropriateclass.
Course Course Content
Access2andCitizenshipstage1 ABCBeginners.Youwillbeableto:
Useandunderstandsimplecommonwords,phrasesandnumbersinEnglish.
Access2andCitizenshipstage2 HighBeginners.Youwillbeableto:
Understandbasicinstructions.
Takepartinbasicconversations.
Writenotesandcompletebasicforms.
Access2andCitizenshipstage3 Elementary.Youwillbeableto:
CompleteformsinEnglish.
Takepartinconversationsaboutworkandstudy.
ListentoandreadEnglishingeneralsituations.
Access3andCitizenship Preintermediate.Youwillbeableto:
Takepartinconversationsaboutworkandstudy.
ListentoandreadEnglishingeneralsituations.
Writesimpleemailswithpersonalinformation.
ESOLforWorkintermediate1 Intermediatelevel.Youwillbeableto:
Listentofamiliarworkrelateddiscussionsandtalks.
Discusswork-relatedtopics.
Readfamiliarworkrelateddocuments.
Writesimpleworkrelateddocuments(thewritingisalowerlevelthantheotherskills)
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Course Course Content
ESOLforWorkintermediate2 UpperIntermediatelevel.Youwillbeableto:
Listentocomplexworkrelateddiscussions.
Discusswork-relatedtopicsaccurately.
Readcomplexworkrelateddocuments
Writeaccurateworkrelateddocuments(thewritingisalowerlevelthantheotherskills)
Intermediate2 UpperIntermediatelevel.Youwillbeableto:
Speakandwriteaboutwork.
Understandandgiveatalkonafamiliarsubject.
Readforrelevantinformation.
Writetextsunfamiliarsubjects.
ESOLHigher Advancedlevel.Youwillbeableto:
Speakandwriteaboutwork.
Speakfluentlyinmeetingsanddiscussions.
Readacademicandworktextsquickly.
Writeworkrelateddocuments.
Writestudyrelatedessays.
WorkbasedCommunicationinEnglish Advancedlevel.EnglishforHNDcourses.Youwillbeableto:
Speakfluentlyindiscussionsaboutwork.
Readworktextsquickly.
Writeworkrelateddocuments.
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ESOL Course Dates
September–June.YoucanjointhecourseanyMondayuntilMarch.
ESOL Course Duration
15hourseveryweek:Monday-Friday(5days)09.00-12.15or13.15-16.30.
ESOL Course Entry Requirements
WewillgiveyouatesttocheckyourEnglishlevel.WeacceptalllevelsofEnglish.
How are the courses taught and assessed?
Thecoursesaretaughtusingavarietyofstudent-centredmethodsandlearning
materials.Yourteachersencourageyoutotalktostudentswhospeakadifferentlanguage.ThishelpsyouuseyourEnglish.Youhaveanassessmentattheendofeachcourseunit.ThereisalsoanassessmentattheendofanySQAunit.Youhavehomeworkeveryweek.Youmayalsohaveanexaminationattheendofthecourse.
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Terms and Conditions
Conduct
AsastudentoftheCollegeyouarerequiredtoadoptacodeofconductwhichincludescompliancewiththeCollege’srulesandregulationsincluding:
EqualOpportunities,Sexual&RacialHarassment,BullyingandDiscipline;Health&SafetyRegulationsandprocedures;SmokingRegulations;IntellectualPropertyRights.
Inadditiontotheabove,youshalldesistfrombehaviourwhichinterfereswiththeworkoftheCollege.Thisincludes;thesaleofprohibiteddrugsoralcohol,disorderlyconduct,wilfuldamagetothepremisesorequipment,copyinganotherstudent’sacademicwork,cheatinginexamsorotherassessments,theftincludingcomputersoftware.
AnyCollegepropertyloanedtoyoushallbereturnedtimeouslyandingoodcondition.Failuretodosomayresultinchargesbeinglevied.TheCollege’sCopyrightRegulationsdictatethatthetrainingcontentandmaterialsareprovidedforyourexclusiveuseandtherecording,copying,loan,hireorpublicbroadcastingofsuchtrainingmaterialsisprohibited.
WhereyoubreachtheCodeofConduct,thentheCollege’sDisciplinaryProceduresmaybeinvoked.MoreinformationonallaspectsoftheCollege’sRulesandRegulationsisavailableforinspectionintheCollegeLibrary.
Course Content and Cancellation
TheCollegereservestherighttomakevariationstothedesignanddeliveryofyourcourse.TheCollegealsoreservestherightstodiscontinuecoursesormerge
coursesiftheCollegeconsiderssuchactionreasonable.
Course Location
TheCollegereservestherighttorelocatecoursesamongitsvariouscampuses.Ifyourcourseisaffectedbysuchachange,thenyoushallbegivenreasonablenoticeoftherelocation.
Course Work and Progress
YoushallhavearesponsibilitytoensurethatyouarefamiliarwiththeCollege’sacademicregulationsandprocedures.Wheretheserelatetothesubmissionofyourcourseworkandcourseassessments,youshallnotethatfailuretomeetspecifieddeadlinesintermsofyourcourseworkmayaffectyouracademicprogress.
Ifyouarerequiredtoresubmitcourseworkorcourseassessmentsthenyoumaybeliabletopayadditionalcoursefeesandcharges.InformationrelatingtoyourcourseworkandassessmentsshallbeprovidedaspartoftheCollege’sinductionprocesswhenyoustartyourcourse.Ifyouareunsureaboutacademicregulationsand/orprocedures,thenpleasecontactyourcoursetutorforassistance.
Itisanticipatedthatyouwillmakesatisfactoryprogressinyourcourseofstudy.If,however,youencounterdifficultyinachievingprogress,thenitisrecommendedthatyoudiscussthematterwithyourcoursetutor,asadditionalhelpmaybeavailable.
Personal Property
YoushallberesponsibleforyourownpersonalpropertywhilstattendingtheCollege.TheCollegeshallnotbeliableforanylossofordamagetoyourpersonalpropertyincludingcomputerhardwareor
softwareordatastoredoncomputerfilesownedorusedbyyouwhilstundertakingyoucourseofstudy.
Course Fees and Changes
Asaconditionofenrolmentallstudentsacceptresponsibilityforpayingthefullcoursefeesandcharges(e.g.examfees).Ifyouacceptacourseplacebutcancelpriortothecoursestartdateanddonotenrol,thenyoushallbeliableforanadministrationfeeof20%ofthevalueofthecoursefee.
IfathirdpartyintendstopayyourCollegefeesonyourbehalf,thenyoushallberesponsibleforprovidingtheCollegewithsatisfactoryevidenceofthearrangementpriortoenrolment.Ifbythedateofenrolmentthethirdpartyfailstoprovideevidenceorfailstomakepayment,thenyoushallbeheldliableforthecoursefeesandcharges.
TheCollegerecommendallfulltimeHEstudentsapplyingtoStudentAwardsAgencyforScotland(SAAS)topaytheircoursefee.SAASapplyanattendancecutoffdateofthe1stDecember2009,ifyouleaveyourcoursepriorto1stDecember2009SAASwillnotpayanyfeetotheCollegeonyourbehalf.
Ifyouapplyforafeewaiver(freeplace),thenyoumustprovidetherelevantdocumentationtoproveeligibilitypertheCollegeFeeWaiverPolicy.Shouldyourapplicationprovetobefalse,thenyoushallbeliabletopaythefullcoursefeeandcharges.
TheCollegefeesandchargesaredueonenrolment.Ifaninvoiceisissuedthenpaymentshallbemadewithin30days.Ifpaymentbecomesoverdue,theCollege
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reservestherighttochargeinterestontheamountoverdueatsuchratesaspermittedbylaw.Failuretomakepayment,thentheCollegereservestherighttowithdrawyoufromyourcourseofstudy.Allcasesofnonpaymentwillresultinlegalactiontorecovertheoutstandingamount.
TheCollegereservestherighttomakeadditionalchargesforsometypesofactivitiessuchas:
fieldtrips;materials.
Forsomecourses,youshallberesponsibleforprovidingyourowncoursematerialsandequipment.Youshallnormallybenotifiedofthesecharges/resourcesintheCollegeprospectus,courseleaflets,applicationprocessorcourseinduction.
Guarantees and Refund Policy
ThepolicyofGlasgowMetropolitanCollegeis,normally,nottorefundtuitionfeesandcharges.AnyrefundsmadewillbeatthesolediscretionoftheCollege.
Ifyoubelievearefundoftuitionfeesis
justified,thenpleasewritetotheCollege’sFinanceManagerdetailingyourjustification.TherefundpolicyisavailableonrequestfromtheCollege’sfinancesection.
TheCollegedoesnotwarrantorguaranteethatyoushallbeallowedtocompleteyourparticularcourseifyousufferfromorcontractanymaterialmedicalorhealthcondition.TheCollegedoesnotwarrantorguaranteethatyoushallobtainanyemploymentasaresultofcompletingyourcourse.
Insurance
GlasgowMetropolitanCollegeshallindemnifyyouagainstbodilyinjuryordeatharisingfromnegligenceonthepartoftheCollege.
Data Protection and Disclosure
Personaldataprovidedbyyoushallbekeptinamanualfilingsystem.Inaddition,someoftheinformationshallalsobetransferredintotheCollege’scomputerisedmanagementinformationsystem.The
personalinformationshallbeusedbytheCollegetorecordyourenrolmentdetails,academicprogress&performanceandattendance.DatacollectedshallalsobeusedtocompileCollegegrantclaimsandthepreparationofstatisticalinformation.
Theinformationshallbeavailabletoarangeofexternalfundingorganisationsandauditorswhoarerequiredtocarryoutauditsonthecollege’sfinancialandstudentrecordssystems.Ifyoureducation/trainingissponsoredbyanexternalorganisationincludinganemployer,thentheCollegeshalldiscloserelevantinformationonyourprogress,performanceandattendancetothesponsoringorganisation.
DatacollectedmaybedisclosedtoGovernmentdepartmentsand/oragencies.Thiscouldinclude,forexample,theBenefitsAgencyandSkillsDevelopmentScotland.DataonyouracademicprogressshallbedisclosedtoeducationalawardingbodiessuchastheScottishQualificationsAuthority(SQA).
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Course Index3DComputerAnimation(HNC)............... 48
3DDesign:InteriorDesign(HND)............ 75
3DDesign:ModelmakingfortheCreativeIndustries(HND)........................ 72
3DDesign:ProductDesign(HND).......... 69
AccesstoCommunication&MediaJanuaryStart........................................ 117
AppliedArt(NC)...................................... 82
AppliedArts(HNC)................................. 83
ArchitecturalConservation(HNC/D)........ 17
Art&Design(NC)................................... 57
Art&Design:InteriorDesign(NC)........... 74
Art&Design(PortfolioPreparation)(HNC)................... 58
ArtGlassDesign(HNC/D)....................... 85
BakerySupportedLearningCourse........ 97
BuildingSurveying(BScHons)................ 22
BuiltEnvironment(NC)............................ 17
BuiltEnvironmentwithSpecialisms(HND)................................. 19
Business(NQ)&(HNC/D)..................... 100
Business&Events(NQ)JanuaryStart.. 119
CarpentryandJoinery(NQ).................... 23
CommunityBasedAdultLearning....... 125
Computing:TechnicalSupport(HNC/D).................................... 46
Computing:TechnicalSupportIntermediate(NC).................................... 45
ConstructionCrafts(NQ)......................... 24
ConstructionManagement(BScHons)... 22
CreativeCakeProduction(Intermediate2)....................................... 97
CreativeCrafts&Photography(Foundation)........................................... 32
CreativeCrafts&Photography(Foundation)JanuaryStart.................... 117
CreativeIndustries:Radio(HNC)............. 31
CreativeIndustries:Television(HNC/D)... 28
CreativePrintMaking(HNC)................... 41
CreativePrintMakingwithPhotography(NQ)........................... 40
DigitalMediaComputingBeginners(NC)....................................... 44
DigitalMediaComputingIntermediate(NC).................................... 44
DigitalMediaforDesignandPrint(HNC/D)....................... 43
EuropeanSocialFundClasses............. 129
ESOL(EnglishforSpeakersofOtherLanguages)............................. 129
EveningCourses.................................. 126
EventManagement(HNC/D)................. 101
Events(NQ).......................................... 101
FineArt(HNC/D)..................................... 60
FoodScience&Technology(NQ)&(HNC).......................................... 99
FurnitureCraft(NQ)................................ 78
FurnitureCraftmanshipwithDesign(HNC/D).............................. 79
FurnitureRestoration(HNC/D)................ 80
GeneralCatering(NQ)JanuaryStart..... 118
GraphicDesign(NC)&(HNC/D).............. 62
Hospitality(NQ)..................................... 104
HospitalityManagement(BA)................ 107
HospitalityManagement(HNC/D)........ 104
HospitalityManagement(NQ)JanuaryStart................................ 118
Illustration(NC)&(HNC/D)...................... 65
InformationTechnology(HNC/D)............. 47
InteractiveMedia(HNC/D)...................... 49
InteriorDesign(Bsc)................................ 77
InternationalTravel(NC)........................ 113
IntroductiontoDesign:2D...................... 55
IntroductiontoDesign:3D...................... 66
JanuaryStartCourses.......................... 116
Jewellery(NQ)........................................ 86
JewelleryDesign(HNC/D)....................... 86
LicensedHouseOperations(HNC)....... 102
MediawithHighers(NC)......................... 29
MetEnterprises.................................... 124
ModelmakingforTVandFilm(NC).......... 70
MultimediaTechnology(BScHons)......... 51
PartTimeCourses................................ 126
Photography(BA)................................... 39
Photography(HNC/D)............................. 34
Photography(NQ)................................... 33
Photography(PDA)................................. 37
PortfolioPreparationCourse
JanuaryStart........................................ 117
PracticalCookery,Bakery&
CakeDecoration(Intermediate1)............ 91
PracticalJournalism(HNC/D).................. 27
ProductDesign(NC).............................. 69
ProfessionalCookery(HNC/D)................ 95
ProfessionalCookery(PatisserieHNC).... 95
ProfessionalCookeryYear1................... 92
ProfessionalCookeryYear2................... 92
QuantitySurveying(BScHons)............... 22
Radio(NC).............................................. 31
SaturdayMorningCourses................... 128
ScreenPrinting(NQ)............................... 42
Sport(NQ)JanuaryStart...................... 120
Sport&Hospitality(NQ)........................ 110
Sport&Hospitality
Management(HNC/D).......................... 110
SportsCoaching(NQ)........................... 108
SportsCoachingwith
DevelopmentofSport(HNC/D)............. 108
TelevisionProduction(NC)...................... 28
TownPlanning(HND).............................. 21
Travel&Tourism(HND)......................... 114
Travel&Tourism(NCIntermediate2).........111
Travel(HNC)........................................ 114
Travel&Tourism(NQ)
JanuaryStart........................................ 119
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All information contained in this prospectus is correct at the time of print. Glasgow Metropolitan
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Come to an Taster Day / Week
Taster Days / Weeks can be arranged to provide an opportunity to sample what it’s like to be a student in an area of particular interest. This is often helpful when it comes to making a decision about which course to apply for as well as perspective careers.
Check our website www.glasgowmet.ac.uk for full information on all events of the College.
Come to an Open Day or Info Day
Glasgow Metropolitan College holds information events throughout the year allowing prospective students to find out more about courses, entry requirements, finance, facilities and much more.
Events take place in January, March, August and December. Check our website for full details of upcoming events or email [email protected]
Come to our End of Year Show
Our popular End of Year Show features great work from students across the college including exhibitions in Art and Design, Jewellery, Photography, Printing, Multimedia, Food and Hospitality. The event, which takes place each June, provides a great way to view student work and learn more about individual courses.
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BuildingSurveying
ConstructionManagement
Carpentry & Joinery Construction Crafts Journalism Television Media RadioCreative Crafts& Photography
PhotographyPhotographyProfessional Dev.
Photography & Digital Imaging
Creative Print Making Screen Printing
Digital Media for Design & Print
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MultimediaTechnology 2D Design Art & Design
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Furniture CraftFurniture Restoration Applied Arts Art Glass Design Jewellery
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Food Science &Technology EventsBusiness
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