This course will provide you with the skills you will need for a career in the furniture industry. You will work through a range of projects which will challenge your thinking and practical design skills.
Machinery woodworking
Workshop practice
Timber frame
Carcase making
Upholstery: an introduction
Upholstery application
Furniture polishing
Furniture drawing
Art and design: design activity
Furniture: polishing practice
Veneering
Furniture in context
The Core Skills of ICT, numeracy and communication will be developed and certificated on this course

This course is ideal for those interested in a career or apprenticeship in mechanical engineering. As well as gaining a National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering at SCQF Level 6, you will also receive a high level of theoretical delivery in preparation for progression to our HNC course in Mechanical Engineering (which has articulation arrangements in place with various Universities throughout Scotland). This course includes important knowledge and skills to enhance your employment and career progression options including skills in: 
Communication Maths: Tech 1 and 2 Information technology Computer aided draughting (CAD) Graphical engineering communication Engineering workshop skills Engineering dynamics Strength of materials Dimensional control Thermofluids Statics The Core Skills of...

Do you dream of working with children but don't know where to start? This course is for you if you have limited experience of working with children and of academic study, but wish to develop the skills to progress within the field of childhood studies.
A career in early learning and child care involves working with pre-school and school age children often in a play group, out of school care, nursery or crèche setting
This course provides an introduction to working with children and develops the skills, values required to study within the field of childcare
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This pre-apprenticeship course in Transport Maintenance is specifically designed for those looking to follow a career in the automotive industry.

The units taught are mainly automotive-based and are selected to provide a broad spectrum of fundamental skills required to commence a Modern Apprenticeship as a vehicle technician.

The course is assessed through completing a variety of units from both IMI (Institute of the Motor Industry) awards and Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) engineering skills where appropriate. Health and safety, customer relations, and organisational structures Automotive engine mechanical (petrol, diesel fuel) and hybrid/electric Automotive engine air/fuel/exhaust systems Automotive chassis...

This is a supported progression course for young people who are interested in a career in construction. A range of personal development units, including:

Practical abilities; self and work; self-awareness
Developing skills for employment
The Core Skills of ICT, numeracy and communication will be developed and certificated on this course


A range of built environment subjects including:

Painting and decorating
Carpentry and joinery
General building
Brickwork

On this course you will deepen your knowledge of chemistry, biology and physics, and develop valuable hands-on experience in experimental procedures. You will also gain a recognised SQA National Certificate in Applied Science as SCQF Level 6. You can choose a minimum of two subjects from the following:



Biology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics



PLUS:

You will develop the Core Skills of information technology and communication.
You will be expected to complete a laboratory science programme to introduce you to the...

This fast-track course covers the same units and course framework years one and two of a Modern Apprenticeship, meaning that after successful completion and with proven experience and suitable motor trade employment you may start an apprenticeship in year 3.

The units are mainly automotive based and are selected to provide a broad spectrum of fundamental skills required for this trade area, these are assessed through completing a variety of units from mainly IMI (Institute of the Motor Industry) awards and Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) engineering skills where appropriate. Health and safety, customer relations, and organisational structures Automotive...

This Foundation Apprenticeship (FA) aims to give you the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge to enter into a career in engineering and the advanced manufacturing sector, or other engineering related industries.
Communication
Mathematics: Technician 1
Engineering: applying information technology
Graphical communications
Computer aided draughting (CAD)
Engineering systems
Engineering materials
Electrical and mechanical principles
Health and safety in engineering

This PDA carries 16 SCQF credit points at SCQF level 7 and is composed of the following two units: Administration of Medication (F9D9 34) and Administer Medication to Individuals (DK2X 04). Administration of Medication (F9D9 34)
This unit has been designed to provide you with the knowledge required to prepare for, administer and monitor the effects of medication on individuals. It will enable understanding of how to record, store and dispose of medicines correctly. In addition, you will learn about adverse reactions and how to respond to emergency situations.

Outcome 1: Understand the procedures and principles of...

Media communications are essential to society; personal, business, community, for work or social needs...rich media content carries the message far and wide. Whether you wish to progress to higher education or are aiming for employment and/or self-employment this course will help you to develop flexible and broad skills appropriate to success in the creative economy.

Writer? Blogger? Vlogger? Podcaster? Got your own stories to tell, news to share, or opinions to discuss? Want to join the debate or lead it? This course gives you the creative production skills to get your own or your employer’s messages to...