The Level 3 Site Carpentry Diploma provides you with the opportunity to acquire, enhance, and apply the essential skills required for pursuing a career in Site Carpentry. You will work independently, focusing on the core aspects of carpentry and joinery. Classes will be conducted in the evening, with an expectation of on-campus attendance for two nights per week. This program enables candidates to acquire, enhance, and apply the necessary skills for pursuing employment or advancing their careers in Site Carpentry. 
The program encompasses the following skills: 
Executing initial flooring and roofing installationsCompleting secondary fixing tasksPerforming initial roofing and...

On this course you will gain a detailed knowledge of the critical challenges and current thinking in business.
Business ethics in society
Operations management and business redesign
International business and management
Contemporary issues in business
Strategic management 
Managing transformational change

This course is designed for those wishing to take up a career in accounting and financial administration within a range of organisations.
Recording financial information
Preparing final statements
Using financial accounting software
Cost accounting
Management accounting using IT
Accounting options

This is an excellent science course which prepares you to progress further in a science career. It is designed to allow you to progress in Further Education, onto HND: Applied Biological Sciences at Fife College, or to a university degree.

Alternatively, the curriculum will provide the theoretical knowledge and the laboratory skills needed to enter employment. All HNC Applied Sciences students study a range of common units to provide foundational skills in biology and chemistry before moving onto more advanced courses in their selected specialisation.


You will develop both the theoretical knowledge...

This course provides the underpinning knowledge for healthcare support workers and can provide an entry route to degrees in nursing, midwifery, and allied health professions.
Therapeutic Relationships
Clinical Skills 
The Human Body
Sociology for Health in Scotland 
Graded Unit 1
Safe Working Practice for care
Mental Health
Professional Standards for Care Practice 
Understanding Personal and Professional Development

This is an excellent course that offers routes into a range of degree courses, employment, and vocational training.
Sociology
Psychology
History
Research methodology
Politics
'Big Data'
Graded unit one exam 

This course provides the opportunity for you to achieve the SQA Higher Human Biology qualification. During the course you will acquire a deeper understanding of cellular processes, physiological mechanisms, communication between organisms, and the biology of populations as they apply to the human species.
J20H 476 Human Biology: Human Cells
J4A3 76 Human Biology: Physiology and Health
J4A4 76 Human Biology: Neurobiology and Immunology
Course assessment

Maths is important in everyday life, allowing us to make sense of the world around us and to manage our lives.

Using maths enables us to model real-life situations and make connections and informed predictions. It equips us with the skills we need to interpret and analyse information, simplify and solve problems, and make informed decisions.
This course is divided into 3 units, each assessed upon completion. The Added Value assessment covers material taken from all of the three previous units. Part 1 of the Added Value assessment is non-calculator and Part 2 allows the...

This course aims to provide successful performance in the SQA Higher Maths exam.
Straight lines
Functions
Differentiation
Recurrence relationships
Polynomials
Integration
Trigonometry
Wave equation
Vectors
Logarithms
Exponentials
The final exam usually takes place in May and draws on questions taken from the entire curriculum of the course
Paper One is non-calculator and lasts for 1 hour and 30 mins
Paper Two allows the use of a calculator and lasts for 1 hour and 45 mins

This course introduces you to the world of social sciences.

You will learn about the society we live in, individual behaviour and what makes us who we are, gaining higher level qualifications along the way.
History
Sociology
Psychology
Criminology
Communication and literature