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BE INSP— IRED 2021 ISSUE
FULL— TIME WELCOME 02
ADVENTURE EDUCATION & SPORT 04
COURSES AT FOOTBALL ACADEMY 06
AGRICULTURE 08
PLUMPTON ANIMAL MANAGEMENT 10
ENGINEERING & METALSMITHING 12
COLLEGE EQUINE 16
FOOD 20
FORESTRY & ARBORICULTURE 24
FOUNDATION LEARNING 26
FLORISTRY 28
HORTICULTURE 30
LAND & ENVIRONMENT 32
VET NURSING & DOG GROOMING 38
APPRENTICESHIPS 40
COUNTDOWN TO COLLEGE 43
CAMPUS LIFE 44
ADDITIONAL LEARNING SUPPORT 46
TRAVEL & LIVING 50
THE RIGHT QUALIFICATION 51
OUR CAMPUSES 54
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 56
FEES & FINANCE 58
COURSE INDEX 60
PLUMPTON.AC.UK
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WELCOME TO
PLUMPTON COLLEGE
Plumpton College has an extremely rich heritage
due to the many thousands of students who have
studied here over the past ninety years who have
gone on to have highly successful careers in their
chosen industries.
There has probably never been a better time
to consider studying with us. Not only has our
curriculum and choice of subjects continued to
expand, but so has our site and the fabulous
resources that our students can benefit from using
to help develop the skills and knowledge required
in the workplace. Perhaps more importantly, the
range of land-based employers that our students
are employed by are going through perhaps some
of their biggest changes for over fifty years;
driven by technological advances, climate change,
conservation and many other factors. For many,
this change has resulted in there being more
demand for our students than ever before, and this
is demonstrated by the employability rates of our
students when they leave Plumpton College being
at over 90%.
So if you want a rewarding career in an industry
that has so many opportunities for you to grow,
develop and make a real difference, now is the right
time to be thinking about one of our many courses
all offering excellent career options and rewards.
I am committed in conjunction with the whole staff
team to ensuring that all students who study with us
at Plumpton College will achieve their very best, and
I look forward to meeting you soon at the start of
what will be an exciting journey with us.
Jeremy Kerswell
— Principal
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Explore with fleets of canoes, kayaks and mountain
EDUCATION & SPORT
ADVENTURE bikes and advance with state-of-the-art climbing,
navigation and sailing equipment. Co-ordinate
badminton, netball or basketball matches in our
sports hall where you’ll also discover our indoor
climbing wall.
Play cricket, football and rugby on our large sports
SPORT
field plus tennis on two outdoor hard-surface courts.
Take part in a regular water sports timetable, designed Study the science of sport and
become a health professional with
to help you progress in personal and instructor skills sport coaching to learn about the
at a local Outdoor Centre. Activities include stand up anatomy of the body to discover
paddleboarding, windsurfing, dinghy sailing and wake how to preserve, strengthen
and maintain vital muscles of the
boarding on placid water and the sea. Course water human structure.
sports activities can take place in other inland and
Your course could include:
coastal locations to continue your development in
— Expedition experiences
the marine and river environment.
— Psychology for sports
We have our own residential centre at the foot of Mount
— Practical land and water-based skills
Snowdon in North Wales, where you can experience
a huge range of exciting activities including hill walking, —P
rinciples of anatomy and
physiology in sport
rock climbing and white-water paddle sports.
— Fitness for sports and exercise
ADVENTURE EDUCATION
Make a great start in this exciting
career by studying on a brand-new
qualification course that amongst other
varied and diverse subjects covers:
— Careers in the sport
and active leisure industry
— Health, well-being and sport
HIGHLIGHTS
—P
ersonal skills development
in outdoor activities Travel the world during your studies
at Plumpton College as our Sport
—A
pplied leadership and instructing and Adventure Education students
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in outdoor activity have the privilege of taking part in
unforgettable excursions. The Sport
— Research project in sport
students visited Barcelona during Easter
2019 to take part in a Football Academy
OUR FACILITIES style experience where they trained with
—L
arge sports hall with gym top football coaches in the Spanish sun.
and climbing wall The Adventure Education students
— Sports pitches and tennis courts have their highly anticipated annual
ski trip to the Italian Alps. With a
— Residential centre in North Wales wealth of experience from our tutors
and the highly dedicated ski staff,
— Specialist water sports equipment
the trip is open to all students and
—V
arious outdoor and sport centres is a fantastic bonding experience for
in Sussex and surrounding areas all involved.
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FOOTBALL
ACADEMY
Our Football Academy, in conjunction with Lewes
Football Club, offers an exciting, prestigious
and unique partnership, allowing you to combine
both an academy of footballing excellence and
a performance focused vocational qualification.
TASTER DAY
Think you could be
part of Plumpton?
Your course could include:
— Practical football performance
— Anatomy and physiology
— Business in sport
— Sports leadership (football)
—6
-8 hours of structured training
Join us for a Taster Day
Benefit from specialist professional
coaching under elite UEFA B licence
coaches at Lewes FC and compete in
at Lewes FC
to experience what it is
the AOC Sussex Leagues, while having
access to excellent teaching provision
OUR FACILITIES
—L
arge sports hall with gym and like to be a student at
a land-based college.
with us at Plumpton College. climbing wall
The two-year programme is open to — Sports pitches and tennis courts
female players and allows you to focus
— Residential centre in North Wales
on realising your full potential as a
football player. Take the opportunity of — Lewes FC’s 3g all-weather pitch
being scouted for the semi-professional
Lewes FC first-team, whilst studying our
HIGHLIGHTS
Sport programme with a wide variety of
football and sport-related units to help Seize the opportunity to be scouted
develop yourself as a dual career athlete. for county, local and national clubs.
15TH & 16TH FEBRUARY 202 1
Full FREE day in one of
the curriculum areas ( 14+ )
Visit our website to book
plumpton.ac.uk
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AGRICULTURE Take on a fast paced and exciting career as the
world of agriculture continues to develop with
the use of modern technology. The skills to be
more tech-savvy are vital now more than ever with
drones, GPS mapping, field data collection, robotic
milkers and Shearwell data scanning becoming the
norm in agriculture for farm managers and farm staff.
Our Agri-Food Centre is the heart of
the campus, offering modern facilities
for our agriculture and food offerings
giving students a true experience of the
agri-food industry. Consolidate all your
practical skills with vital theory sessions,
ensuring you have all the knowledge you
need to leave career ready. HIGHLIGHTS:
Your course could include:
Our Agriculture provision has been a
— Combinable crop production hub of activity this academic year as
Level 3 Agriculture students were given
— P lant and soil science the task of creating a 360 virtual reality
— Farm animal production video. Used to teach Level 1 and 2
Agriculture students best practice when
— Investigative project milking the dairy herd; preparing the
—B
usiness management for the herd for milking, and showing why
land-based sector certain processes are undertaken to
maintain the health and welfare of
— Manage agricultural environments the herd.
— Livestock breeding and nutrition Third year students enjoyed a five-day
study trip to the Paris International
— Beef production
Agricultural Show. This trip gives an
— G rassland management insight to farming differences in another
country both cropping and stocking
OUR FACILITIES
compared to the UK. The show has a
vast amount of new and developing
—2
70-cow dairy unit which is complete technology that supports an innovative
with 36:36 Herringbone milking approach within agriculture which is an
parlour, overseen by the dairy herd essential approach in the drive for
manager quality food production and efficiency.
—5
0 extensively managed cow pedigree Represent the college as part of the
herd of Sussex beef cattle and 550 Show Team. The team enter cattle, pigs
breeding flock of sheep and sheep into a variety of country
shows throughout the academic year
— 300-hectare arable unit
and frequently return to college with an
— 120-sow pig unit abundance of rosettes.
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ANIMAL
MANAGEMENT
If you’re interested in animals, there’s a world of
opportunities to explore, from animal behaviourist
to zoo keeper, animal welfare officer to ecologist,
or lab technician to conservation leader. We have
a fantastic Animal Management Centre for you to
discover with areas specialising in small mammals,
birds of prey, cold and tropical aquatics, and our
exotics with a wide range of amphibians, reptiles
and snakes.
OUR FACILITIES
You’ll work with a variety of animals —A
n extensive animal collection
as a basis, preparing you for work including amphibians, birds, fish,
experience and moving into relevant mammals and reptiles
employment. You will learn essential
skills required to work within the —A
ccess to the college farm
animal care industry such as how livestock developing invaluable
to feed and water animals, maintain practical handling skills
their accommodation, handling animals
and carrying out animal health checks. HIGHLIGHTS:
You can also progress onto the Animal
Management degree programmes, The Animal Management students
also offered at Plumpton College. benefit from annual educational trips to
various zoos and animal habitats across
Your course could include: the country and nationally, enjoying
— Animal handling techniques excursions to South Africa and Borneo.
The trips last around two weeks and
— Science are great for students gaining on the
— Education ground experience with exotic animals.
— Conservation Our Animal Management students also
benefit highly from expert seminars held
— Animal husbandry at the college by top professors from
across the globe who focus on topics
— Ecology
such as dolphin welfare, exotic habitats
— Animal welfare and animal behaviour.
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ENGINEERING &
METALSMITHING
Engineering is a growing industry, with a 6% growth
in enterprises in the UK and 19% of the UK total
workforce being employed within this diverse
sector (Engineering UK, 2018). At Plumpton we
have a dedicated Engineering department including
Blacksmithing and Metalwork, Land-based
Engineering and Motor Vehicle courses.
BLACKSMITHING
& METALSMITHING
Delve into the creative and diverse
world of metalwork, where you can
learn the traditional skills of forging
and fabrication to create designs of
your own. This industry is very much
in demand, from heavy forge work to
fine jewellery and small scale metal
work. You’ll have the opportunity to
attend shows and exhibitions, as well
as meet industry specialists. MOTOR VEHICLE
Your course could include:
Automotive design and technology
—F
orgework preparation, processes, is an advancing industry, full of
techniques and safe working exciting careers, from motorsports
to manufacturers. 814,000 people are
—F
orgework construction tools, employed across the UK automotive
techniques and safe working industry, and with over 60 specialist
— 3 D design briefs and product design car manufactures, 6 mainstream
car manufacturers, and 9 engine
— A pplication of welding processes manufacturers based in the UK
alone there are endless opportunities
for you to explore.
LAND-BASED ENGINEERING
Your course could include:
Altogether, 203,000 people with a
—S
park ignition and system
Level 3 or higher in engineering skills
maintenance
will be needed every year to meet
demand through to 2024. So much has —T
ools, equipment and materials
changed with farm machinery in recent for vehicle maintenance
years, and it’s for this reason that you’ll
need to be fully trained and up to date — Chassis units and components
with the latest technological advances. — Electric and electronic technology
You’ll leave Plumpton College career
ready with the necessary skills to — Vehicle maintenance and repair
maintain, operate and repair or sell
in this ever-changing industry. OUR FACILITIES
Your course could include: — 29 state of the art forges
— Applying mechanical principles — Modern workshops with 2 MOT bays
—C
arrying out servicing and — 2 land-based engineering workshops
maintenance
— Repoussé and metalwork room
— H ealth and safety in a land-based
— Jewellery workshops
engineering work area
— Fleet of tractors, equipped with GPS
— Introduction to land-based machinery
operations — Fully equipped welding shop
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COME
AND
BE
INSPIRED
EQUINE Working with horses is an extremely rewarding
career and an ever-popular department here at EQUINE MANAGEMENT
Plumpton College. Our equine students do so much
more beyond the classroom, taking part in practical Level 3 courses are designed for those
who aim to work in the equine industry
yard duties, gaining valuable hands-on experience and develop careers as competition
using our fantastic equine facilities, some of the grooms, riding instructors or supervisory
largest and most comprehensive in Sussex. roles. Learners can also develop the
knowledge and skills to progress to
Higher Education. Each course offers
opportunities to develop practical and
supervisory skills in addition to the
scientific theory of equine management.
Your course could include:
— Equine structure, form and function
— Equine diet and nutrition
— Horse tack and equipment
— Equine health and husbandry
— Equine behaviour
— Managing an equine yard
— Equine injury and rehabilitation
— Schooling horses on the flat
— Ground poles and grid work
OUR FACILITIES
HORSE CARE —2
large indoor schools complete
with viewing galleries
Level 1 & 2 courses are predominantly
practical and an excellent way to — 30m x 60m outdoor menage
develop essential skills and knowledge
—S
tabling for up to 40 horses with
of working with horses. You will also
a variety for you to experience
develop theoretical skills to further your
and enjoy
understanding of the care of horses.
Each course will enable you to access — Treadmill and weigh bridge
the next level of study here at Plumpton
College or give you the necessary — Solarium
employability skills to go out into — Mechanical horse
the workplace.
Your course could include: HIGHLIGHTS
— Equine tack and equipment — Links with equine industry
— Introduction to equine biology —L
aunch of ‘BHS Changing Lives
and health Through Horses’ programme
— Equine work placement —T
rips and visits to national and
— Principles of working with horses international equine events
— Equine preparation and plaiting —C
ompeting in inter-college riding
competitions
— Practical equine behaviour
—A
bility to gain industry recognised
— Riding horses on the flat BHS qualifications
— Practical yard duties — Full livery options available
18 19PRO
BETHAN
STACEY
Level 1, 2 and Hear about Bethan’s
14+ Programme role at Plumpton
FILE:
Manager College and what
for Equine inspires her everyday.
Management
What’s the favourite part
about your job?
STAFF
My favourite part of my job
is helping the students to
develop their own coaching
and equitation skills; I love
seeing the students grow
in confidence and ability,
and achieving things that
they once thought impossible.
What do you love most
about Plumpton College?
I believe a job is what you
make of it, but people make
a place. I am fortunate to
work with some of the most
dedicated, supportive and
knowledgeable people and
I feel inspired by them
every day.
What advice would you give
to students thinking about
studying at Plumpton College?
Take pride in what you do.
Our horses and yard are a
reflection of you. Try to get
involved with every opportunity
and give it your best effort.
20 21FOOD Cook, prepare and learn to maintain food
establishments with the variety of food-based
courses we have on offer. Bakery, Butchery and
Fishmongery are fantastic options for those
looking to get into the food business.
Hone your skills to become a traditional craft
baker, patisserie chef, or product developer
for a specialist shop or artisan bakery. Learn all
the practical skills and invaluable knowledge
you’ll need to be successful as a modern butcher.
Become responsible for maintaining high
quality customer service, preparing and selling
fish and enjoy sessions from Chief Executive,
of Billingsgate Seafood School.
Your course could include:
— History of baking and its evolution
— Recipe formulation
— Bakery methods and processes The winner by a very narrow margin
was Nicola Thomas, who produced
— Use of equipment and knife skills a new take on pretzels with a twisted
— F inishing products including combination of a peanut dough and a
packaging and storage dark chocolate dough. She marketed
this a “Twistzel” and also constructed
— Waste reduction and recycling a stand for her pretzels to be displayed.
— Consumer trend impacts The winning product was then displayed
and sold in Real Patisserie and a fellow
well known bakery.
HIGHLIGHTS
Our very own Butchery Apprenticeship
Bakery and Food students can often Students have won Institute of Meat
be found indulging in competitive ‘National Apprentice of the Year’ awards
tasks gaining valuable industry for three out of the last four years.
based skills. Our Bakery students
this year took part in a Bake-Off style
competition including master baker OUR FACILITIES
and owner of Real Patisserie.
—M
odern bakery facilities at
All of the students competed at a Lewes kitchens
very high standard, with some truly
—D
airy processing unit at
innovative and imaginative ideas for
Plumpton College
products. They had to produce a yeast
dough product made from two different —H
igh-end butchery facility near
flavoured doughs of their choice. Ockham
22 23ADAM We hear from
HERSEY Adam Hersey, former
Former student on our
Environmental Environmental Studies
and Conservation
Studies and
course, on how his
Conservation studies at Plumpton
student College helped him
to further his career.
How did this course help
your career?
I’ve been lucky enough to
land my dream job. After my
apprenticeship, I applied for
and got the job working for the
National Trust at Nymans as
one of two Rangers here.
PRO
What advice would you give
to prospective students?
I would say, go for it! It could
lead you into further Higher
Education in Environmental
Science or Ecology degree
FILE:
courses. You could go into
work as a Ranger, an Ecologist
or a Rural Surveyor.
What did you love most about
studying at Plumpton College
and how has it changed you?
ALUMNI
For me, it was the interactions
with the tutors that I enjoyed
most. Returning to college as
a mature student, I was able
to maximise my learning
potential from these highly
knowledgeable individuals.
24 25FORESTRY &
ARBORICULTURE
Climb your way to a top career within this diverse
and growing sector that can offer a range of
pathways, from forestry and woodland operations
to arboriculture all brought together by a passion
for trees, ecology and the outdoors.
The processing sector is highly advanced and at
the forefront of technological innovation. In addition
to wood grown in the UK, wood is sourced and
processed from many other countries, including
Scandinavia, Europe, North America, South America,
Africa and the Far East.
OUR FACILITIES
—Y
ou’ll work on various equipment
such as tractors, a WoodMizer saw
mill plus a range of wood chippers
Trees also serve an important purpose in in our dedicated workshops
our environment with forests and —E
xtensive grounds for you to
woodlands making up 13% of the land develop your skills
cover in the UK and therefore there are
many roles available in conservation —B
uild your knowledge through a
and preservation such as a tree officer variety of locations including our
or tree surveyor. If you are thinking of farmed land, hedgerows and streams
becoming self-employed or contracting —A
ncient woodlands at our campus
for a large organisation there are plenty and access to working commercial
of opportunities including grounds woodlands
worker, climber and utility arborist.
—Y
ou’ll be able to gain practical
We have both full time study experience and knowledge of the
programmes and apprenticeships tree-based sector through our links
to suit your level of knowledge with local land owners and estates.
and experience.
Your course could include:
HIGHLIGHTS
— Plant and soil science Plumpton College’s Level 3 Forestry
— Tree planting, identification, and care students competed in the annual 3ATC
Southern College Climbing competition
— Work experience run by the Arb Association. The
— Tree felling and chainsaw use Plumpton College students climbed
their way to victory, with second-year
— Forest and woodland skills students claiming first place and the
—S
pecialist forestry and first years taking second in their
arboricultural machinery respective year groups. Plumpton
College has entered teams into the
— Arboriculture skills 3ATC competitions for the last seven
years, the experience has proven to be
— Pests and diseases
invaluable for our students, giving them
—T
ree surveys, inspections experience outside of college as well as
and data analysis ample networking opportunities.
26 27FOUNDATION
LEARNING
Get the best possible start to your career with
STEPPING INTO COLLEGE (LEVEL 1)
our Foundation Learning Pathway courses. It’s
a great stepping stone into college and further This course is for you if you are not
quite ready to undertake a vocational
education. The course will develop your course and may need a more supported
independence and confidence, preparing you introduction to college and the
for further study and progression into work best PATHWAY TO INDEPENDENCE
expectation of college life. You will
achieve a Level 1 qualification, continue
suited to your skills and experience. We have AND PERSONAL PROGRESS (ENTRY 2)
with English and maths and take part
a dedicated Foundation Learning building to You will learn and practice your in 1:1 and group tutorials. This course
provide an environment where you can thrive. independence skills, which will help will include study skills, use of college
prepare you for adulthood. This will facilities and systems and becoming
include social communication, team familiar with the site and meeting staff.
work and enterprise projects. You will You will have the chance to experience
be developing key skills to help you a vocational area of your choice
decide and shape your future path. and develop your personal and
You will achieve an Entry 2 qualification, social skills ready to fully integrate
continue with English and maths, into college life.
undertake a variety of projects
including art, photography, the Jim
SUPPORTED INTERNSHIP (LEVEL 1)
Green Competition and take part
in 1:1 and group tutorials. This course For 18+ students, a Supported
can be taken over two years. Internship may be the perfect course
for you. Supported Internships are
a one year study programme with
PATHWAY TO PROGRESSION (ENTRY 3)
the core aim being to find paid,
This course is all about progression sustainable work for young adults
onto either employment or further with SEND. Supported Internships
study. You’ll be ready for the challenge focus on developing a young person’s
of finding out more about work-related independence; every student will be
learning. This course is designed to help offered a work placement within a
you choose your future path and you business where there is the likelihood
will get the chance to experience other of paid work becoming available.
vocations and undertake group work You will achieve a Level 1 qualification,
placements. You will achieve an Entry 3 continue with English and maths
qualification, continue with English (if needed), undertake individual work
and maths, undertake a variety of placements and take part in 1:1 and
projects including enterprise, horticulture, group tutorials. You’ll have support
Jim Green Competition, group work from a job coach and regular reviews
experience and take part in 1:1 and to make sure you get the most from
group tutorials. This will help you to your experience.
decide what your next steps will be. This
course can be taken over two years. HIGHLIGHTS
Foundation Learning students won first
STEPPING INTO WORK (LEVEL 1)
prize in two categories in the South of
You will develop the required skills and England Agricultural Society Jim Green
experience to be ready for work, or if Challenge with their scarecrow and
you require support getting a job, for preparation of a flower bed for planting.
the Supported Internship programme.
Students have successfully progressed
You will achieve a Level 1 qualification,
onto vocational courses including
continue with English and maths,
equine, animal care, floristry, motor
undertake an individual work placement
vehicle and horticulture.
and take part in 1:1 and group tutorials.
The course is the stepping stone into The students take part in a range of
employment, an apprenticeship or the enrichment activities including beach
Supported Internship programme where cleans, horticulture enterprise, Disability
you are supported to find paid work. Cricket and the Jim Green Competition.
28 29FLORISTRY Floristry is definitely one of the most creative areas
of the land-based sector and through our fantastic
courses, you’ll gain the ability to produce stunning
floral creations for many special occasions. We’ve
got fantastic facilities here at Plumpton College
with a natural environment certain to inspire you.
Whether it is wedding or funeral flowers,
birthdays or other special occasions, OUR FACILITIES
florists are responsible for the beautiful
creations from different flowers and —D
edicated floristry classrooms
natural foliage. There’s a wide level of at both Plumpton and Stanmer Park
study to choose from, whether you are campuses
new to the industry or looking to train —A
ccess to beautiful flowers and
as a master florist, including full and foliage on the grounds, light airy
part time options to suit you. classrooms and use of flower
Your course could include: cooler. Our Level 2 students also
receive a basic toolkit.
—P
reparing and creating floristry
designs including wedding, —A
ccess to our Stanmer Horticulture
funeral, the everyday and planted Campus as part of One Garden
arrangements Brighton, utilising facilities for work
experience
— Event decoration
— Latest trends HIGHLIGHTS
—C
aring for and maintaining floristry Floristry students have the opportunity
products to take part in a number of events each
— Design principles year, this year sharing their creations in
the Chichester Flower Festival, Leeds
— Working in the floristry industry Castle Festival of Flowers, Members
areas at the South of England Show and
— Customer service
Covent Garden. You’ll also have access
—N
egotiating and agreeing terms to industry expert talks and various
and conditions for sale enrichment trips.
30 31HORTICULTURE Horticulture is one of the few professions that
blends science, art, practical craft skills and a
love of nature to enhance the well-being of our
society, by producing nutritious food, and beautiful
green landscapes for people to live in and enjoy.
Plumpton is also the only college in the UK to be
able to offer Level 3 study in wine as part of our
horticulture programmes, providing you with the
stepping stone onto our unique Wine Business
and Viticulture degree programmes.
We have a wide range of pathways
from study programmes to
apprenticeships to ensure there is
the right fit for your chosen career —A
ccess to expertly planted campus
including: gardens and borders to build your
— Horticulture plant knowledge
— Production Horticulture —A
ccess to new Horticulture Centre
of Excellence Stanmer campus,
— Hard Landscaping redeveloped within the Victorian
— H orticulture & Landscape Walled Garden at Stanmer Park.
Operative / Supervisor You’ll use the walled gardens as
part of your studies to maintain
— Viticulture professionally designed borders
and lawns
— Crop Production
— 1 0 hectares of vineyards producing
over 30,000 bottles of award-winning
OUR FACILITIES still and sparkling wine
—G
lasshouses at both Stanmer and —P
urpose-built Wine Centre including
Plumpton campuses to provide you a commercial winery, research winery
with all year-round planting, up and laboratories
to commercial level
— Landscaping centre HIGHLIGHTS
—N
ational plant collection, the Garden Design students were delighted
Douglas Chalk Hebe collection, to be part of the world’s most famous
with endangered species through flower show. The students took part in
our close connections with Plant the ‘planting a sculpture’ exhibition and
Heritage and The Hebe Society took home the gold award.
32 33LAND &
ENVIRONMENT
With 800 hectares of campus at your feet and
the South Downs as your backdrop, there is
no better place to further your studies of the
countryside.
Our outdoor spaces are becoming popular
destinations for recreation and rural tourism, and
as our climate changes, there is an increased demand
for skilled people who can ensure that habitats
are protected while making sure that the public
still have the chance to enjoy its beauty. GAME & WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT
Our course options include Environmental Studies ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES & CONSERVATION With careers ranging from Gun Dog
and Conservation, Game and Wildlife Management Trainer to Countryside Ranger or
and Fisheries and Aquatic Science. The modern countryside and Estate Manager, this is a diverse
conservation industry faces a range industry with a range of opportunities
of complex issues. Tourism and to suit everyone. This course teaches
countryside development are essential you about the sensitive management of
to rural economies and you will study woodland and countryside habitats,
how these can best support strong developing your knowledge of estate
conservation principles to promote management. We have several blocks of
better biodiversity and healthy woodland used to rear game birds, look
ecosystems. You’ll gain a fantastic at woodland ecology and for the college
understanding of scientific and shoot. You will carry out varied practical
habitat-specific principles alongside tasks related to gamekeeping on the
the practical skills that will enable you college estate, supplemented by visits
to put them into place. to various estates across the South East.
Your course could include: Your course could include:
— Conservation of British habitats —C
onservation and improvement
of British habitats
— Estate skills
— Firearm safety
— Species identification and surveying
— Estate skills
— Land and countryside use
— Pest and predator control
—P
rinciples of wildlife ecology
and conservation — Machinery operations
— Countryside recreation — Game management
—M
aintenance of game and
HIGHLIGHTS deer populations
Students learning incorporates all —A
ssist with shooting activities
of our major local habitats such as at the college
the South Downs National Park,
Ashdown Forest and local National
HIGHLIGHTS
Trust and Wildlife Trust locations. In
addition, trips behind the scenes to This season has seen new records
the Millennium Seed Bank and the set on the college shoot through hard
Natural History Museum support work from students and new members
the development of scientific of staff. Along with this, students have
skills. Field trips further afield to been able to participate on deer culls,
our centre in Snowdonia encourage along with trips out deer stalking
students to apply their knowledge under expert tutelage using our
to broader horizons. sponsored optics.
34 35LAND & PART TIME
ENVIRONMENT COURSES
FROM
FISHERIES &
AQUATIC SCIENCE
WINE CASKS
TO WELDING
Experience how lakes and
rivers are managed. The fishery OUR FACILITIES
management programme is designed
(available to all Land & Environment students)
to provide you with practical and
theoretical knowledge to progress —8
00-hectare campus with farmed
your career in fishery management. land, hedgerows and ancient
We have dedicated facilities in our woodland
Fishery Management Centre, including
—L
ocal chalk-streams and chalk
stock ponds and a lake, as well as the
grassland
extensive college estate including chalk
MASKS
streams to develop your own Coarse, — Roman villa and Bronze Age sites
Game and Sea Angling techniques.
Our Level 3 course aids progression into — Countryside practical workshop
Higher Education to study Fish Biology, — Fishery Management Centre
Marine Biology, Aquatic Science,
Fisheries Management, Fish Husbandry —O
ne-acre lake stocked with
and Aquaculture. Employment coarse fish
opportunities both within the UK and — Two stock ponds
abroad include industry positions
in aquaculture through to fisheries — Game Management building
science and fisheries management — Bird rearing pens and facilities
opportunities.
— Residential centre in Snowdonia
Your course could include:
— Aquatic Sciences HIGHLIGHTS
—F
reshwater and marine ecology Students had the opportunity to join
and conservation Nash Tackle and the Carp Syndicate
— Water quality to fish with their idols with guest
instruction from Alan Blair. It was a
— Freshwater and marine principles great opportunity for students to
talk to professionals in the industry
— Environmental processes
about career possibilities, as well as
— Fish health and aquaculture developing their own professional skills.
36OPENING 2021
REDISCOVERED
REINVENTED
Brig hton’s best kept secret. A walled garden,
rooted in the past and focused on the future.
A place for everyone.
GARDEN•KITCHEN
MARKET•EVENTS
ONEGARDENBRIGHTON.COMVETERINARY NURSING
& DOG GROOMING
Working with animals, either as a Veterinary Nurse
or Dog Grooming Stylist is an incredibly rewarding
industry that offers you lots of opportunities whether
your ambition is running your own business or
working as part of a parlour or practice.
Our on-site facilities include an Animal Management
Centre, Training Suite and operational and busy parlour
offering you hands on experience at Plumpton College. DOG GROOMING
Whether you have an existing career
within the industry or wish to become
self-employed or working for a business
or franchise, this course will equip you
to learn modern techniques required
to become a professional Dog Groomer.
You will work with a range of dog
breeds learning breed and cross breed
styling and finishing, coat types.
Your course could include:
—H
ealth and safety, legislation
VETERINARY NURSING and codes of practice for the dog
grooming industry
Join the Advanced Apprenticeship
Programme where you will study in — Styling and finishing a dog
college as well as being employed
as a student Veterinary Nurse. The —H
ealth checking and handling a dog
Veterinary Nurse plays a key role in in a dog grooming environment
the Veterinary Profession, assisting —C
ustomer service and record keeping
the Veterinary Surgeon, advising in a dog grooming environment.
clients on pet health and running
Nurses Clinics. During the completion
OUR FACILITIES
of the course a clinical coach is
assigned to each candidate to support —D
edicated commercially run
the completion of the clinical skills. Dog Grooming Unit
Your course could include: —A
ccess to the Animal Management
— Taking radiographs Centre to develop invaluable practical
skills working with domestic, exotic
— Running dispensary and small animals
— Monitoring anaesthesia —C
linical Veterinary Nursing Training
— P rofessional behaviours Suite to give you experience of
working with the latest technological
Our Level 2 Veterinary Nursing equipment to extend your clinical skills
Assistant programme provides
a great pathway into Veterinary
HIGHLIGHTS
Nursing. Supporting and preparing
learners via a part-time study course, The Dog Grooming students have been
in conjunction with employment highly successful this year bringing home
within a veterinary practice. a wide array of rosettes from various
Your course could include:
different grooming competitions. The
students competed in The English
— Animal anatomy and physiology Groomers Challenge, with one student
bringing home 1st place for Best
— Principles of animal handling and care
Handling Skills and another bringing
— Key administrative skills home 3rd prize for her hand-strip.
40 41APPRENTICESHIPS Plumpton College is one of the country’s leading
land-based focused apprenticeship providers.
No matter what stage of your career we can
support you to develop your skills, knowledge
and behaviours in your chosen profession.
Undertaking an apprenticeship is a
big commitment. Working full time
and studying isn’t for everyone,
however for those that do, they soon
see the benefits.
We pride ourselves on the ongoing
support and guidance we provide to
our apprentices, giving them the best
possible chance for success.
As a Plumpton College trained
apprentice, you will receive:
FINDING THE RIGHT APPRENTICESHIP
—A
dedicated apprenticeship tutor/
work coach to support you while If you want to continue your learning via
on programme an apprenticeship scheme, it’s important
you find yourself a supportive employer
— An induction programme on starting and apprenticeship opportunity as well
— A detailed training plan as fully understand the commitment
required.
—R
egular progress reviews with you
and your employer At Plumpton College, we work with a
broad range of apprenticeship employers
—T
raining and access to our online across the South East region, as well as
learning and e-portfolio platform nationally, with opportunities becoming
— Invitations to industry talks to available daily. If you don’t yet have an
enhance your learning employer, visit our website to register
with our Apprenticeship Talent Bank.
—A
ccess to free online courses This service will allow you to be kept
to help develop your wider skills informed of all our latest vacancies and
forthcoming apprenticeship events
—A
college student union card to
and webinars.
benefit from 100’s of student
discounts We have a wide range of apprenticeship
programmes on offer, in areas such as
—A
ccess to work mental health
horticulture, food, engineering and
support services
veterinary nursing to name just a few.
—A
ward ceremony on completing For a full list, please turn to the course
your apprenticeship programme index page or visit our website.
42 43CHARLIE VISIT US
COUNTDOWN
TO COLLEGE
& HENRY Whether it’s in person, or through a virtual event,
join us for one of our Information Events to find out
Butchery more about what we have to offer. Alternatively,
why not attend one of our February Taster Days for
Apprenticeships
ages 14 and older and try our courses for a day?
MAKING AN APPLICATION
Applications are made via our website, please
select the course you would like to study and click
‘Apply’, or, if you live in East Sussex please make
your application through eProspectus. Your school
will help you with your application if you are
using eProspectus.
YOUR INTERVIEW
In order to study your preferred course please
You will be sent an email with an invitation make your application before our priority deadline
to interview within 2 weeks of your application of 31 January. We are happy to accept applications
We recently visited two being received. after this date but we cannot guarantee your
of our Plumpton College course selection.
butchery apprentices who
are currently employed at ATTEND YOUR INTERVIEW
Park Farm Butchers in
APPRENTICE
Again, whether it’s in person, or a virtual interview
you can take the opportunity to find out more about
Hawkhurst, Kent. your preferred course, accommodation, transport,
bursaries and fees. If successful, an offer will be
So, Charlie, what do you enjoy most made to you on the day.
about doing an apprenticeship?
OFFER CONFIRMED
It’s really fun being part of a busy team We will send you an email confirmation of your
and I get to learn new skills and earn offer. It is important that you respond to this email
money at the same time; I really enjoy within 7 days to accept your course offer.
my job! It can be hard work and
sometimes long hours but it’s really
rewarding! KEEP IN TOUCH
Henry, what advice would you offer You can get in touch at any time throughout
anyone contemplating an apprenticeship the year if you still have some questions.
in butchery? It is important that you keep us updated with
your contact information so that you do not miss
After 10 years in the industry, I’m still out on any of the important messages we will
learning new skills and techniques GOOD LUCK! send during the year. Please email any
changes to enquiries@plumpton.ac.uk
including learning about carcass Study hard for your exams, we will be sent your
selection. There’s always going to be results. Don’t worry if you didn’t get what you
FILE:
a demand for butchery, so I would say wanted, it’s still important to give us a call and
definitely go for it! discuss your place at college.
PRO
What do you hope to do in the future?
WE CAN’T WAIT TO WELCOME YOU
Because my Level 3 qualification Keep an eye on your emails over the summer
includes both practical skills and for important information about enrolling.
managerial skills, I hope to own my own You can check out what’s happening at college
on our social media pages.
business one day. Owning and running
your own butchery shop can offer really
good pay if you do it right. LET’S BEGIN
In September you will be enrolling into college and
For vacancies currently we can’t wait to see you again and get things
available, please visit our started! It’s really important to attend so you can
pick up vital information about your course so you
website at plumpton.ac.uk get off to the very best start.
44 45CAMPUS LIFE This is the next step on your journey to the
career of your dreams. College life is very different
from school. It is a professional and supportive
environment for you to grow, offering you greater
freedom and increased responsibility, preparing you
for your next step into further study or employment.
WELL— BEING
Your health and well-being are
extremely important to us. We offer
a range of healthy snacks through our
two cafés as well as a selection of
TAKING PART meals in our dining room each day,
Our busy, vibrant Students’ Union is SOCIALISE sourcing much of our produce locally.
run for the students, by the students. Just 12 miles from Brighton city centre At Plumpton College, we believe that
Our aim is to represent each student and set within the South Downs, there enriching your college experience
with a host of student voice activities are a host of activities available to suit through sporting activities can only
OLD PLUMPTONIANS ASSOCIATION
throughout the college year, ranging you. Whether you enjoy the great support the students focus and drive
from exciting talks from NUS and local outdoors, or a buzzing city to explore to be the best they can be. Our Your journey with Plumpton College
influencers, to the Plumpton Young it’s all on your doorstep. As well as a enrichment programme consists of doesn’t end when you leave us.
Farmers Club. year long calendar of events organised activities on a revolving schedule You’ll join our diverse and active
We want to give all our students by the SU, every June brings our annual throughout the year including: group of alumni ‘The Old Plumptonians
a fantastic college experience by awards ceremony and summer ball, a badminton, basketball, netball, 5-a-side Association’. There are opportunities
providing a varied social calendar of great way to celebrate a successful year football, volleyball, rounders, cricket, to inspire the next generation with your
trips, visits, clubs and activities that are of study. stoolball, archery, indoor climbing/ story, keep in touch with friends, and
open and accessible to all our students. bouldering, cross country running, receive support and advice throughout
There is something for everyone from GIVING BACK
strength and conditioning, HIIT training your career from the extensive alumni
Running Club to Film Club, Wellness and many more. community.
We play an active role in our local
Yoga and Lunchtime Roller Disco.
community, getting involved in projects
YOUR VIEWS ASPIRE PROGRAMME
Year on year, our aim is to leave a legacy from local shows to our Raising and
of improvement and positive change Giving Day for our chosen charity each We take feedback from you very Every student studying at
to student life by making sure that your year. Last year our students raised over seriously. We want to continually Plumpton College will be entitled
experience at Plumpton just gets better £3,500 for Chestnut Tree House and improve the experience of college to a differentiated programme which
and better. Our students play an active Children with Cancer Fund. We support life for our students. You will have will enable them to improve their
role in developments of the campus, local events such as the South of the opportunity to take part in student overall experience, increase their
offering feedback about residency England Show, where students volunteer surveys and group discussions on a cultural capital and provide them
and catering as well as holding regular to be ambassadors for their industries termly basis to ensure we get things with an additional set of skills which
forums with the Principal. to the general public. right for you. will enable them to be work ready.
46 47ADDITIONAL
LEARNING SUPPORT
Moving from school to college can sometimes feel
like a big step. We make sure that we do everything
to make you feel supported in this important
transition. Don’t be afraid to ask us any questions,
we’ll be more than happy to help.
The college offers a range of additional learning
support and we have specialist support staff who
can help with specific learning difficulties such
as Dyslexia, Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC)
Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia and ADHD.
We offer personalised support which is centred
around you. Whether you need occasional support,
Exam Access Arrangements or have an Educational
Health Care Plan (EHCP) and need more regular
support, we can assist you.
The types of support we offer are:
Plumpton is a college where every — Support at interview
student is important. We pride ourselves
on being inclusive and place great — Individual tutorials
emphasis on providing support for — In-class support (readers,
students whether they are transitioning scribes and prompts)
into college from school, on a study
programme or taking the next steps — Note taking
to employment, an apprenticeship or — Support with practical activities
further study. We have an excellent
Additional Learning Support team who — Communication support
will support you every step of the way. — Social communication group work
We are committed to including and — Exam Access Arrangements (EAAs)
helping students with additional needs.
Our Additional Learning Support team —A
ssistive technology (ClaroRead/
is here to help and guide students writing slopes/overlays)
with a range of learning differences
—L
unchtime drop-in learning support
and disabilities. You can let us know
(structured support)
about a learning difficulty or disability
on your application form or at interview. — English and maths interventions
48 49OUR COURSE YOUR CAREER
14+ STUDY PROGRAMMES
TRAVEL &
LIVING
THE RIGHT
QUALIFICATION
FOR YOU
F EAST GRINSTEAD H ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS
ASHURST WOOD
We run programmes for students who are
D REDHILL CROWBOROUGH
14-16, school Year 10 and 11, still studying
FOREST ROW
at school, or are Electively Home
HORLEY CHELWOOD GATE Educated. School students can come to
CRAWLEY DANEHILL
HADLOW DOWN
college and study for a vocational
HORSHAM
qualification, 1 day a week for either 1 or 2
years. The vocational programme is for a
FURNER’S GREEN
BUXTED
COWFOLD
HAYWARDS HEATH
SHEFFIELD PARK single day per week but we are happy to
work with the student and school to
HENFIELD
E NEWICK
NORTH CHAILEY
SCAYNES HILL UCKFIELD
HURSTPIERPOINT ANSTY
BURGESS HILL SOUTH CHAILEY
arrange a bespoke offer. The student will
HASSOCKS
WIVELSFIELD need agreement from the school to study
DITCHLING WIVELSFIELD GREEN COOKSBRIDGE ISFIELD here and the application form needs to be
PLUMPTON GREEN
CROSS IN HAND HEATHFIELD signed by your parents and school. This is
BARCOMBE
BROAD OAK
a great stepping stone into a full time
LAUGHTON
PLUMPTON OFFHAM programme and to provide a qualification
FULL TIME STUDY
RINGMER BURWASH
COLLEGE
LEWES
GOLDEN CROSS and range of skills that might not be on
offer at school. PROGRAMMES
ETCHINGHAM
COLDEAN KINGSTON
LOWER DICKER
Electively Home Educated students can
HURST GREEN
MOULSECOOMB
HORSEBRIDGE Our full-time vocational programmes
BROOKLANDS
PATCHAM
ELM GROVE
RODMELL POLEGATE
ROBERTSBRIDGE choose a vocational programme like are accredited by a range of different
I school students but also add additional awarding organisations, including Pearson
BATTLE
PRESTON PARK KEMP TOWN SOUTHEASE WILLINGDON HAILSHAM
days for functional skills or GCSEs in Edexcel, City & Guilds and Gateway.
WOODINGDEAN BALDSLOW English and maths and Level 1 courses
SOUTHWICK SALTDEAN
in Applied Science and PSHE (Personal, All of the courses that can be studied at
C B A K J G
WORTHING SHOREHAM
PORTSLADE HOVE
BRIGHTON
ROTTINGDEAN
PEACEHAVEN
NEWHAVEN
SEAFORD EASTBOURNE BEXHILL
ST LEONARDS HASTINGS Social Development). The offer can be Plumpton, enable students to achieve
1 to 3 days and courses are offered at technical qualifications, which means
our Plumpton campus. that students develop industry knowledge,
GETTING HERE LIVING AT COLLEGE skills and competences alongside a
programme of academic study.
FOUNDATION LEARNING
We have our own extensive bus network Our excellent residential facilities
with a range of zones covering East accommodate over 200 students in All of the courses are assessed via
If you’re interested in developing your
Sussex, parts of West Sussex, Surrey and modern comfortable rooms. Rated by coursework, and many now also include
personal, social, academic and employability
Kent (see routes above). You can access Ofsted as ‘Outstanding’ across all areas, written exams and other time constrained
skills as well as English and maths, then
the app and all the up to date info at you’ll find them a fantastic place to stay. assessments.
our Foundation Learning Pathway
www.ridekura.com/plumpton. programmes are ideal for you.
We offer a range of different
QUALIFICATION LEVELS
We are connected by local buses and accommodation plans, from full and You will work towards a City & Guilds or
trains with Plumpton Station and Lewes part time to flexible, ad-hoc options BTEC qualification, and cover topics Entry Level: If you have no prior
Station short distances away from the to help cater for a range of budgets which include exploring art, developing experience and you don’t feel confident
Plumpton Campus. and requirements. ICT skills, keeping safe, developing self- about your abilities, then this level
You are welcome to bring your car Part time residents keep the same rooms awareness and communication. You will could be a good place to start. You
to college where you will find ample so you can build friendships with your also get to develop practical skills do not need any qualifications but you
student parking. neighbours. When part time residents through vocational tasters and go on will need to show a willingness to learn.
are not staying, they must vacate their visits and outings. Work experience is
Level 1: Ideal if you are just starting
rooms to allow other occupants use of also a big part of your course, helping to
out or are new to the subject area.
their room. build on your interests, experience and
This level covers routine tasks and basic
confidence, as well as provide opportunities
knowledge.
to engage in real life practical work-
Room Type Full Time Part Time AD–HOC
related activities. Level 2: This is a great way to improve
your knowledge of a subject area and will
Small Single £5,480 £3,055 3-night stay per week £28 per night The Foundation Learning Pathway
£4,045 4-night stay per week be the equivalent of GCSE level
programmes include an offer at Entry
of study.
Single Room (with basin) £6,020 £3,375 3-night stay per week £31 per night
Level 2, Entry Level 3 and Level 1 and can
£4,475 4-night stay per week be taken over one to three years, depending Level 3: You can either study for 1 or
on your needs. We also offer a Supported 2 years or attain either an equivalent
Ensuite (Limited Availability) £6,920 £3,905 3-night stay per week £36 per night Internship programme which is undertaken to 1 full A Level or the equivalent of
£5,180 4-night stay per week
as a final year of study to learners with an 3 A Levels. Ideal if you would like to
Room Deposit £150 £150 £150
EHCP who require support to progress into go on to study at a higher level such
work. This is a one year programme. as University.
These prices are correct at time of printing for 20/21 and may be subject to change 53‘ S tudents develop very good
THE RIGHT
QUALIFICATION
FOR YOU
practical and vocational skills
SUPPORTED INTERNSHIPS
and produce work of a high
WHAT IS A SUPPORTED INTERNSHIP?
standard…the proportion of
Supported Internships are one year learners who achieve their
study programmes run by Plumpton
College, with the core aim to find paid, qualifications has increased
sustainable work for young adults over the past three years…and
with SEND. the proportion of learners who
This is a real hands-on course where achieve A* — C grades in GCSE
you’ll spend at least one day a week English and mathematics in
in a working business, and the rest of
your time either in college or working 2016/17 improved considerably
out in the community on a range and was higher than recent
of real-life projects. It’s a brilliant national rates.’
opportunity for you to develop practical INDUSTRY WORK PLACEMENT
APPRENTICESHIPS skills, you’ll get to develop your existing All students aged 16-18 on our Level 2
skills and transfer them from the Ofsted Report 2018
WHAT IS AN APPRENTICESHIP? and Level 3 programmes are encouraged
college environment to the workplace. to take part in an exciting 50-day
An apprenticeship is a real job that
You’ll be encouraged to look at the industry placement programme
combines hands on work with the
barriers that are preventing you from alongside completion of their vocational
opportunity to train and develop your skills,
working independently, all with course. The programme will give you the
knowledge and behaviours in your chosen
an end goal of finding a job to suit chance to gain valuable skills in a real
profession. As an apprentice you’ll usually
your aspirations. working environment whilst being
be employed to work a minimum 30hrs
paired with your ideal employer.
per week and be paid a wage no less You’ll need to be 18 - 23 with an
than the current national minimum wage Education, Health and Care plan ENGLISH & MATHS Our mission is to pair students with
for the time you are in work and training. and be in your final year of college. their ideal employer and to support
STUDYING FOR ENGLISH AND MATHS
them continuously during the placement.
At least 20% of your paid time will be Alternatively if you do not have an
spent in training and development, We know that employers are looking There is flexibility on how students
Education, Health and Care plan, we
usually with us at college but may also for students with good English and complete the placement; it can be
can offer you a Supported Traineeship.
take place online or in your workplace. maths skills and as it is our goal to help during non-college weekdays, weekends,
The rest of your time will be spent you be as employable as possible we in blocks or over the holiday period. You
applying your skills and knowledge in HIGHER EDUCATION will work with you to improve your will receive all the necessary information
your workplace, doing the job you have skills during your time here. We have a during your interview, and if you have any
Our degree courses are validated in fabulous team of expert staff who have
been employed to do. By the end of your queries in the meantime please contact:
partnership with the Royal Agricultural supported students over the last two
apprenticeship, you’ll have gained the workexperience@plumpton.ac.uk
University in Cirencester. Together years to exceed national averages in
skills and knowledge needed to either
we provide expert teaching, an achieving their grade 4 and above in
succeed in your chosen career or progress
inspirational campus and a rich student English and maths.
onto the next apprenticeship level. CAREERS PROGRAMME
experience to ensure that our graduates
Apprenticeships are open to anyone who leave us with the right knowledge, skills This is why we include English and Our aim is to provide a comprehensive
is 16 years old and over, has a right to and attributes to pursue successful mathematics results as part of our entry programme of careers information,
work in England and is not in full time careers in the land-based sector. We criteria for our study programmes, advice and guidance to all of our
education. There is no upper age limit offer degrees in Equine Science and as all students who haven’t yet achieved students in order to prepare them for
and available to anyone whether starting Coaching, Veterinary Nursing, Animal a grade 4 or above in their English their next step, whether this be further
out in their career or for those who have Behaviour and Conservation and both or maths will continue to study it with and higher education, apprenticeships,
been working for some time. Modern Wine Production and Wine Business. us, either at GCSE or Functional skills. traineeships or employment. All
apprenticeships can now support your You can choose to study either full-time students are entitled to 1:1 impartial
learning aspirations to the highest level or part-time, whichever works best for careers advice and guidance from a
WORK EXPERIENCE
however it is important to know that the you. Studying with us at level 3 provides qualified Careers Adviser, group tutorial
level is based on the job role and duties the perfect opportunity to progress Study programmes include a minimum workshops to support their career
it is attached to. This means that even onto one of our popular degree of compulsory work experience hours progression and employability and
though you may have a higher-level courses. We offer students studying achieved through one day a week or University application workshops and
qualification in other subjects you could at level 3 specialist sessions and events block placements. The amount of hours individual UCAS application support.
still undertake an apprenticeship at a throughout the year to help prepare required is dependent on the study For more information please email
lower level. for this next exciting step. programme. careers@plumpton.ac.uk
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