FANCY a fresh start for the new year?
Whether you are starting a new job or want to get back into education, Bradford College may have the right choice for you.
A range of courses that are set to start here at the college in January can offer you the next step towards a rewarding career, and in a way that fits around your work and life commitments.
A range of Digital courses that are delivered full and part-time, including HNCs in Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Data Analytics and Computing, help individuals get into high-earning and in demand digital careers.
Or, if you’re just starting out on your digital journey, join the Award in the Digital World course.
Science programmes can open up rewarding jobs that need science specialists and provide adults with a qualification in just one year, such as the Preparing for Level 3 Science course which is free to undertake.
Sixteen to 18-year-olds can start their journey in further education and follow exciting career paths by enrolling in hair, beauty, and barbering, languages, computing and IT, science, teaching and education, Esports, and catering and hospitality.
Princes Trust and Foundation Learning Programmes are ideal to get life skills, if you are between 16 and 18-years-old with learning difficulties, have no formal qualifications, or limited GCSE grades.
Starting afresh? Bradford College offers a range of options for those entering education or those who need qualifications to progress.
Entry 3 and Level 1 courses are designed to develop the knowledge and independence to go further in life, learning, and work activities.
Here's how to apply: Full details of all courses, costs (where applicable) and how to apply can be found on the January starts section of the Bradford College website.
Some courses are fully funded, which means they are free to attend.
Follow the link on the January courses section of the Bradford College website for more information.
Not sure which course is right for you? Request a call back via the Bradford College website - at www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/january-starts.
BRADFORD College offers free courses for over 19s looking to gain in-demand skills and knowledge to secure their ideal career.
The College runs these free courses for adults under the Free Courses for Jobs scheme (previously called the Lifetime Skills Guarantee Scheme). Courses cover subjects including Applied Science, Catering, Childcare, Computing, Early Years, Engineering, Health and Social Care, IT, Sports, Uniformed Services, Vehicle Maintenance, and Youth Work. The free qualifications are open to adults who do not hold a Level 3 qualification OR who have a Level 3 qualification or higher but earn below the National Living Wage/are unemployed.
Contact admissions@bradfordcollege.ac.uk to request the course you are interested in. Once accepted on the course, you won't have to pay a fee. Visit bradfordcollege.ac.uk
LEVEL 3 Hairdressing students at Bradford College were treated to a masterclass from haircare expert Paul Thompson from Neal & Wolf.
Neal & Wolf are leaders in salon-approved haircare products and are passionate about educating the next generation of talent. They have over 30 years of experience working with exceptional hair care professionals. Paul talked to students about the sector and his 20-plus years of professional hairstyling experience. He left them with a wealth of hints and tips on achieving salon-perfect hair.
Students on this Level 3 course develop practical hairdressing skills while building confidence and taking their commercial know-how to a higher standard. Neal & Wolf is one of the many partners Bradford College works with to ensure learners receive real industry experiences and are career-ready after completing their studies.
HIGHER education students from the Bradford School of Art at Bradford College wowed spectators when they performed a recent musical showcase in front of a packed crowd.
Reload was the latest event created and organised by students studying the FdA (Foundation) and BA (Hons) Top-Up Music for the Creative Industries qualifications.
Talented vocalists, guitarists, drummers, and DJs showed off their eclectic skills to an audience of friends, family, and music enthusiasts.
Bradford School of Art has an established reputation for producing exceptional musicians.
Each student learns through practical, hands-on tuition using real-world scenarios and academic theory in the classroom.
Courses can be studied full and part-time and prepare students for a range of exciting artistic and technical careers in the music industry.
Find out more about studying music, careers in the music industry, or sign up for the next open day in March on the Bradford College website - www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk
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