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our students to gain a range of skills and Welcome qualifications and grow as rounded young people ready for their next step. to life at Our staff are experts in working with and, Franklin teaching 16-19 year olds. Our teachers are subject specialists able to focus on the academic and life skills needed to make progress to employment or Contents university, and our support and tutorial staff are specialists in working with the 16-19 year old age Find out about the life-changing opportunities studying at a At North East Lincolnshire’s only Sixth Form group. The range of destinations to which Franklin sixth form college brings and everything Franklin has to offer! College, we take great pride in the reputation students progress is wide and includes Careers, we have established as specialists in Sixth Form Higher Education and Apprenticeship routes Education. Our aim is to enable every student to across the country and sometimes internationally achieve more than they thought possible, so we and we are so proud that Franklin students go on are immensely proud of our ‘Best in the Region’ to change their world! position for student progress. Welcome to franklin... Your future... Professional development... We set high expectations of students at Franklin Franklin is because we are passionate about the life- Peter Kennedy Welcome to life at Franklin 1 Trips @ Franklin 7 Centre for Professional Development 9 changing opportunities education at a Sixth recognised Meet our class of 2021! 3-6 Enrichment 8 High Flyers 10 Form College. Our culture is one of respect in as best in Principal Extended Project Qualification 8 Franklin Professionals Programmes 11-12 an inspiring, mature, inclusive and friendly Meet our Franklin Professionals Graduates 13-14 environment. We recognise that all students have the region different needs, and this is why our teachers and for progress Student Support teams are skilled in supporting made in both A Level and Vocational Programmes. Your college... Coming to Franklin... Your wellbeing... The best facilities 15 Transport & bus routes 16 Outstanding Student Support 17 Our proud Partners 23 Open Events 24 Taking care of our students 18 How to Apply 25 WHY CHOOSE FRANKLIN? By choosing to study at Franklin you’ll have more choice of courses, more opportunities to work with employers, more independence, more freedom, new experiences and have more chance of success... Choosing the right programme... Choosing the Study Programme for you 19-20 The best provider in the region for A level and Vocational programmes Entry critera for Study Programmes 21 100% pass rate across all Vocational Courses Course details 26-76 Pass rate of 100% on all Level 3 Courses Contact us 99% of Franklin students progress on to Higher Education, Apprenticeships or Careers 96% of students gain a place at their first choice university We are always happy to help! We are a national leader for Sixth Form Education Our innovative Centre for Professional Development hosting our fantastic professional programmes 01472 875000 Oxbridge and Medical support programmes Independent Learning Programmes admissions@franklin.ac.uk 1 Outstanding Student Support and exceptional enrichment opportunities 2
Charley-Mae Easter Healing School Meet Our Psychology A* Sociology A* Class of Applied Science Dist* Destination: 2021 Child Nursing at Sheffield Hallam University “Franklin has an excellent support network for all students to access. The staff are friendly and the hard work I put in with them definitely paid off.” Bethany Grindle Toll Bar Academy Biology A Lara Jensen Chemistry A Humberston Academy Maths B EPQ A* Maths A* Further Maths A* Destination: Physics A Medicine at University of Edinburgh Graphics A* Destination: “The teachers at Franklin have been Art Foundation at Franklin Sixth Form College before progressing exceptional. Believe the College when onto the University of Manchester to study Architecture they say they are more than a classroom! I have made it into university because “I would not have achieved my grades if it of the constant support I had inside and wasn’t for the determination of my amazing outside of the classroom. I can’t thank teachers at Franklin. They have been so Franklin and their teachers enough.” supportive through a strange period in our lives, and I can’t thank them enough.” 3 4
Sidney Ellis Toll Bar Academy Business Distinction* Applied Psychology Distinction* Criminology A* Tom Melling EPQ A* Toll Bar Academy Destination: Maths A* Business Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University Further Maths A* Physics A “I had a good relationship with all my Chemistry A* teachers at Franklin who were really Destination: supportive. Franklin really is a great Maths at Durham University place to study.” “I’ve really enjoyed my time at Franklin, it’s a great place to study and it prepared me for where I am going next.” Anthony McGivern Oasis Academy Immingham Computer Science A* Physics A* Maths A* Destination: Higher Apprenticeship at ARM, Manchester “Franklin is such a great place to study and meet new people. The campus has a very relaxed environment, and the teachers are very supportive.” 5 6
“There are so many Rome opportunities outside the classroom at Franklin” Enrichment Here at Franklin Sixth Form College we have an amazing range of enrichment opportunities on offer for all students. Enrichment is an important part of your study programme, and our wide range of activities provide you with an opportunity to extend your education, try something new and enhance your CV or UCAS application. Here are some of the Enrichment activities we offer at Franklin: London • A variety of Sports including top performing • Annual Drama Performances teams in Football & Netball • Diversity Champions Colosseum • Cyber Security • Lessons from Auschwitz • Film Club • Esports Trips @ • • • Debating Society Student Ambassadors College Mountaineering Group • • • Franklin CSI – Criminology Dance for All Yoga & Mindfulness Franklin “Franklin is an amazing college where you will learn to become Franklin has a reputation for offering the widest range of more independent” outstanding and memorable trips that are both engaging and educational. Our students have benefitted from participating in countless trips and visits locally, nationally and internationally. Poland Extended Project Qualification Mountaineering Disneyland What is it? What universities and employers say... The Project Qualification is an additional course that you can complete University of Cambridge – ‘We welcome the Extended Project and alongside your Study Programme in a topic area of your choice. You have would encourage applicants to undertake one as it will help develop the option to write either a 5,000 word essay or, create an artefact and independent study and research skills valuable for Higher Education.’ write a 1,000 word report. Sky – ‘We always like to see applications that include the person being What can I gain from it? able to develop their creativity so anything which allows that is always a bonus.’ You will be able to develop your research skills, critical thinking ability, essay writing skills, creativity and time management skills. The University of Sheffield – ‘We encourage students to complete the EPQ completion at Level 2 - the Higher Project equates to the equivalent of where possible, as we value the development of skills which research half a GCSE or, at Level 3 the Extended Project in worth up to 28 UCAS and independent study can offer.’ points. HETA – ‘It’s great to see an applicant’s enthusiasm for an industry when we can see they have completed an additional qualification on top of When will I complete it? their academic workload. They are the type of reliable applicants we want in our business.’ You can choose to start your HPQ or EPQ in January of your first year “Franklin will push you to think at Franklin. Or, you can choose to complete EPQ in your second year, about life after education” starting in September and finishing by Easter. “Believe the College when they say Athens 7 they are More Than a Classroom.” 8
Meet some of By engaging with us we will ensure that you Professionals Programmes include: have all of the information and support you need to make the best possible choices and • Business and Logistics Career Ready our High Flyers... to access the routes most appropriate to your • Law Career Ready future. • Science & Engineering Career Ready (in Our young people go on to become the association with University of Hull) professionals of the future: our doctors and Opportunities are vast and include our Working • Health and Social Care Career Ready politicians, our lawyers, business leaders, Lunch Programme where students can find • Allied Health Professionals programme Callum Pears accountants and teachers. We want to out about real-life professional employment • Aspiring Future Medics programme Healing School introduce our students to the opportunities direct from someone doing the job, through (including Veterinary and Dental that are available within the local area and to employer visits, mentorship opportunities, programmes) Physics A* beyond. work placements and summer internships. • Talented Athletes Support Scheme Chemistry A* This really opens up a full understanding of • Teaching Academy (in association with Maths A* Our sector-leading Centre for Professional the prospects and professional opportunities Bishop Grosseteste University) Further Maths A* Development and provides access to in excess available after College. • Franklin Leadership Academy (Sport) of 300+ employers across the region and What is it? Destination: wider. Reading Chemistry at Brasenose College, Oxford The programme is designed to stretch and challenge our most academically able students so that they are able to progress successfully “I have really enjoyed my time at Franklin to the most prestigious universities or higher College over the last two years. My teachers apprenticeship provisions. have been fantastic and I couldn’t have What’s in it for me? achieved what I have without them.” The Centre for Professional Development is one of the most You can expect a bespoke programme of innovative and successful initiatives in the college sector. activities designed to develop your academic It is great for students, as there are so many opportunities skills and critical and independent thinking. There will be trips to top universities and to improve their employability skills and career prospects. a chance to meet current undergraduates Lucy Brierley It is great for employers, as it provides a clear link to a and tour the fantastic facilities at a range Baysgarth School highly talented group of young people who could join their of universities and employers. You can also expect to be supported in applying for Criminology A* workforce in the future. And taken together, it is great for both competitive and international universities and Psychology A* the local community and the local economy. This is the most higher and, degree level apprenticeships. Sociology A* effective model of employer-student engagement that I have History A seen in our national network of over 100 colleges. Destination: Psychology at University of Hull James Kewin Deputy Chief Executive Sixth Form Colleges Association “Franklin has been an amazing learning environment with really supportive teachers who have helped me to achieve incredible grades. I have made great friends throughout my time at Franklin and I will always remember my experience.” 9 10
Teaching Academy The Teaching Academy is a year-long programme working in partnership with Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU). As part of the programme, you undertake 10 placements at a local school to help you gain hands-on experience in a teaching environment. Completion of the programme guarantees you an interview at BGU, should you apply for a teaching route with the University. Allied Health Professionals Programme Here you will attend dedicated enrichment sessions in College and work placement sessions at Diana Princess Talented Athlete Support Scheme of Wales Hospital to help develop your key skills and understanding of the variety of health professional roles. Every year the college welcomes a number of talented During your placement you will be supported by a mentor athletes who want to continue with their education and work in rotation across a number of departments. whilst developing their sporting talents. A dedicated member of staff is available to ensure that sport and study programme commitments are balanced. Career Ready The programme therefore ensures that you can fulfil Programme Aspiring Future Medics both training and study commitments so that future opportunities in both education and sport are maximised. Franklin College are partners with Do you want to be a Doctor, a Vet or a Dentist? If so then Career Ready; a national programme this programme is the right one for you. You will have designed to link education with access to a variety of sessions which will include talks business and industry. This exciting from healthcare professionals and bespoke sessions enrichment programme focuses on covering medical ethics. You will also research the type Franklin Leadership Academy raising achievement, aspirations and of university course for you, embark on trips and visits to employability skills, equipping you with providers, and receive support with entrance exams and The Leadership Academy is a well-established programme the skills, behaviours and attitudes to completing your UCAS applications. that supports the delivery of sports events, both locally succeed in the workplace. and regionally, for school aged children. Franklin work in partnership with the local School Sports Partnership, We have four themed academies: Active Humber and many local primary and secondary • Business & Logistics schools. Taking part gives you the opportunity to For more information on all • Science & Engineering experience a variety of roles related to the organisation our Franklin Professionals and leadership of sports. Students at Franklin can • Health & Social Care programmes please see our complete the Level 3 Sports Leaders Award in addition to Franklin Professionals brochure. • Law their courses 11 12
meet our Mary Jennings Law Career Ready franklin Programme Graduate Toll Bar Academy professionals “My time as a student on the Law Career Ready Programme has been fantastic. I’ve been on a fabulous trip to London graduates and experienced what it would be like to work in a top law firm and we have had some brilliant guest speakers in from a variety of different careers. Furthermore, this programme has allowed me to expand my employability skills and my mentor was wonderful. I am now looking to progress into a career involving the law, hopefully through a policing degree apprenticeship I have just been accepted for.” Evangeline Piper Aspiring Future Medics Programme Graduate Caistor Grammar School Amy Broughton “One of the reasons I decided to join Franklin is the Health Career Ready Programme Graduate Aspiring Future Medics programme which provided Toll Bar Academy opportunities that weren’t available anywhere else. The Health Career Ready Programme has been absolutely When applying to study medicine it is important to go awesome! I’m so glad that I could be part of such an beyond academic achievement/grades, you need to amazing programme. show your commitment and suitability and Franklin’s Aspiring Medics provides many opportunities to do “The sessions that were organised have enabled me to this. I was taken on tours of universities to get a taste gain an insight into such a great variety of skills, that I of what studying Medicine would be like, and I also wouldn’t have learned otherwise. I would recommend this got involved in Problem Based Learning sessions programme to anyone who is considering applying. which provided good talking points at University interviews. You have a mentor that works with you on a one to one basis to improve your individual skills set and there’s a huge The support from the staff was incredible and I am range of group sessions too. There’s something for everyone! so pleased I made the decision to join Franklin and Again, it stands by the motto ‘more than just a classroom’ as would encourage anyone thinking of a career in it prepares you for the real world.” Medicine to join.” 13 14
The Learning Centre The best Fantastic range of sports facilities Bus routes facilities Louth Lincolnshire Brigg cleethorpes alford Humber Bank lincolnshire lincolnshire Our state-of-the-art facilities will give you the best Route wolds Route Route Route Route coast coast possible chance of success. With industry standard Route Route Route 2 equipment, resources and workshops, you will learn in an environment that mirrors the world of work. Esports Suite Legbourne Brigsley South Kelsey Weelsby Road/ Alford Barton-Upon-Humber Huttoft St Peter’s Avenue Restaurant quality food Love Lane Corner Louth Brookenby North Kelsey North Sea Lane Woodthorpe Barrow-Upon-Humber Sandilands Highgate Outdoor Social Space Fotherby Binbrook Grasby King’s Road/ Beesby Wootton Sutton-on-Sea Sandringham Road Pleasure Island Utterby Tealby Searby Chichester Road Maltby Le Marsh Ulceby Mablethorpe Humberston Road North Thoresby Market Rasen Brigg Hardy’s Road Strubby East Halton Theddlethorpe Humberston Avenue Holton-Le-Clay Holton Le Moor Barnetby Le Wold Cromwell Road Withern South Killingholme Saltfleet Franklin College Tollbar Academy Nettleton Kirmington Alexandra Road Gayton Top Habrough Mar Dyke East Waltham Caistor Great Limber Davenport Drive Manby Immingham North Somercotes Franklin College Franklin College Keelby Old Clee Grimoldby Little London Grainthorpe Aylesby Carr Lane South Cockerington Stallingborough Marshchapel Laceby Durban Road North Cockerington Healing North Cotes Franklin College Pasture Street Alvingham Great Coates Humberston Avenue Hainton Avenue Yarburgh Wybers Wood New Waltham Weelsby Road Covenham Little Coates Church Franklin College Franklin College Fulstow Franklin College Tetney Scartho Franklin College Professional Photography Studio As a student at Franklin our facilities The College runs several bus routes from the local and further afield areas that our students travel from. The routes are subsidised by the College and students pay only £1 for each journey made. are your Support is available for students eligible for the Franklin Financial Support Fund. Our bus routes resources. are continuously reviewed in order to provide the best possible service for our students. For up- Industry Standard to-date information on transport options please visit our website. 15 Multipurpose Performance Areas Editing Equipment 16
Taking care of our Outstanding students Student support The College is fully committed to safeguarding, Prevent and the wellbeing of its students. Pastoral Support Financial Support As a College we: Individual and small group tutorials are an essential part of your College Study Programme. During your Essential course costs, such as course printing, • Ensure procedures are in place for time at Franklin you will have your own Progress textbooks and equipment are covered by the college. identifying and reporting cases or Coach, they are there to support you with your However, additional financial support is available for suspected cases of abuse, and/or where a studies and anything outside of the classroom students who need it, and who qualify. Depending on student may be at risk of harm which you may need. The Progress Coaches are your household income, you may qualify for financial • Establish a safe environment in which amazing and really help all our students, they support in the form of subsidised transport, curriculum students can learn and develop and where support with any academic needs and, anything based trips and equipment, free meals and other they feel secure and are listened to outside of the classroom. The College has a student assistance to help you achieve your full potential while • Support our students to develop a safer, counselling service, which provides access to in education. healthy lifestyle one-to-one counselling where required. The College • Ensure that students know there are staff has a student counselling service, which provides Home Education in the College whom they could approach if access to one-to-one counselling where required. they are worried The College welcomes applications from students who • Raise awareness of issues such as Study Support have been home educated previously and wish to move radicalisation, County Lines, FGM, CSE, into a College environment. For further details of the sexual harassment, sexual violence and At Franklin we have experience in supporting support available to students, please visit the website e-safety through the tutorial programme students with a wide range of physical disabilities franklin.ac.uk or give us a call on 01472 875 000. • Ensure that we practise safe recruitment and learning difficulties. College staff receive when checking the suitability of staff, specialist training in this area and we will do our governors and volunteers to work with best to meet individual needs. All Franklin students students are eligible to receive extra support from the Learning Skills Team. Support can include anything, from help with one-off study problems to one-on- one support sessions and workshops in spelling “The staff and tutors and punctuation. Whatever your needs, we will support you through your studies to ensure that at Franklin are always you achieve your full potential at Franklin. willing to help.” 17 18
Level 2 Level 3 Study Programme Study Programme Our 2 year Programmes are made up of A levels and A Level Vocational Choosing Our 3 Year Programme begins with your first year on a Level 2 Programme. This is a great way to prepare for your dream career with an extra year to ensure equivalent qualifications (BTECs and CTECs). We tailor each study programme to best suit you as an individual. In some cases it is possible to study 4 courses. the Study the best Level 3 outcomes after 3 years with us. A Level 2 Programme consist of: • You will design your programme by mixing and matching the most suitable subjects and course types for you Programme • One of our Level 2 Double Vocational Courses • A Level courses are usually assessed by an exam at the end of two years with some internal assessments to assess your progress throughout. Some A Level courses will include coursework which also contributes for you! Business BTEC (Level 2) Health & Social Care Travel & Tourism BTEC (Level 2) Creative Computing Creative media CTEC (Level 2) Public Services • towards your final grade Vocational courses contain different forms of continuous assignment assessments throughout the course, these may include some controlled CTEC (Level 2) CTEC (Level 2) BTEC (Level 2) assessments to make up your final grade. Vocational courses are a great Your Study Programme is designed individually with way to break up your topic studies you to ensure you are able to progress on to your • GCSE English, Maths or, both depending on your needs chosen next steps after Franklin. • Your Study Programme will also include Progress Coach support, • A Higher Project Qualification (HPQ). By completing this you’ll gain the Independent Study, Enrichment and An Extended Project Qualification if equivalent of half a GCSE. This is a chance to develop your interests in an you choose to complete one, more information on the EPQ can be found area of your choice. Information on The Project Qualification can be found on page 8 on page 8. Join us at one of our Open • Your Study Programme will also include Progress Coach support, Events to chat about the Independent Study and Enrichment. Selecting your Level 3 courses best courses for you. Selecting your Level 2 courses Example 1 - 3 x Single option A Levels Maths Physics Computer Science A Level A Level A Level Example 1 Business Example 2 - 3 x Single option mixed courses English GCSE HPQ BTEC Level 2 (double) Fine Art Media Production Music A Level CTEC Level 3 A Level Example 2 Creative Media Example 3 - single and double course options English GCSE Maths GCSE CTEC Level 2 (double) Criminology Applied Science Diploma Level 3 BTEC Level 3 (Double) Example 3 Health & Social Care Example 4 - triple course option English GCSE Maths GCSE CTEC Level 2 (double) Health and Social Care CTEC Level 3 (Triple) Example 4 Travel & Tourism English GCSE Maths GCSE HPQ BTEC Level 2 (double) 19 20
Entry Level 2 3 Year Study Programme Level 3 Study Programme Criteria for Entry Criteria Entry Criteria Our Study 3 GCSEs or Vocational equivalents, including a minimum of: 3 A Level Programme Programmes • A Grade 3 in English Language 5 academic GCSEs, a minimum of 3 x grade 5 and 2 x grade 4. These should include English Language and Maths • A Grade 2 in Maths Based on the courses you select for your Study Level 3 Vocational Programme Programme you will require slightly different entry grades. Our 3 year programmes offer 1 year initial support for students needing 5 GCSEs at grade 4. These should Franklin staff are will help you choose the best to retake GCSE Maths, English or include English Language. GCSE courses for you and advise you on the grades both and, gain other GCSE equivalent Maths is required at grade 3 or above. you need. courses in preparation for our Level 3 Programmes. Course specific requirements Course specific requirements can be found on our website. can be found on our website. 21 22
OPEN EVENTS We’d love to meet you! Come to our open events to find out everything about Franklin. Visit our website and find us on social media for up to date information. www.franklin.ac.uk Contact us via phone, email or our social media channels Follow Franklin: Find out more Call 01472 875 000 Email admissions@franklin.ac.uk Our Open Event dates: Thursday 7th Oct 2021 Thursday 11th Nov 2021 Saturday 4th Dec 2022 Saturday 15th Jan 2022 Saturday 5th March 2022 Thusdays - 5pm - 7.30pm Saturdays - 9.30am - 12pm 23 24
Create your perfect how to apply Study Programme... Applying to study a further education course at Franklin is quick and easy! 27 31 35 1 2 3 4 Business, Finance, Performing Art, Design Economics and Arts & Music & Fashion Travel & Tourism Choose offer results apply After your Once you get 39 43 47 Design your tailor interview you your GCSE made Study Complete an Media and Film Health, Social Ancient History, will be sent results it’s time Programme application form & Child Care History, Law, everything you to enrol you Government & Politics by choosing on our website need to help you on the most and Geography subjects and or via Lincs2. on your journey suitable Study course types for You will then be to becoming a Programme! Our you! invited for an Franklin student. expert team will franklin.ac.uk interview. help you every 51 55 59 step of the way! Psychology, computing & English & Sociology & ESports Modern Foreign Criminology Languages For more information about how to apply, call us on 01472 875 000 or email Franklin at admissions@franklin.ac.uk 63 71 We are always happy to help! Science, Maths Sport & and Engineering Public Services 25 26
Business BTEC (Level 2) Level Programme Duration 2 Double 1 Year This course is perfect for learners who want to learn how to start their own business and study how this relies on financial management, marketing and industry planning. Our team You will have the chance to take part in guru A significant lectures from local business professionals, of enthusiastic and experienced staff have workplace visits and trips to businesses proportion of significant business experience between them such as Euro Disney, Coca Cola, Snapchat HQ, and can offer support, experience and share Winter Wonderland, Cadbury World and the global business your love of the business world. Bank of England. leaders studied Course Topics Assessment Business & • Enterprise in the business world 80% Coursework Economics – • Finance for business 20% Controlled Assessment • Principles of marketing why not join them! Business Studying BTEC Business as just one of your subject choices gives you a greater Triple Course Topics BTEC (Level 3) understanding of how businesses operate and develops your knowledge of the key functions in • • Exploring business Developing a marketing campaign Level Programme Duration Businesses. • Personal and business finance Single, Double • Managing an event 3 or Triple 2 Years Double Course Topics • International business • Principles of management • Exploring business • Business decision making This course is perfect for learners who want to • Developing a marketing campaign Business, Finance, Economics learn how business decisions are made and how businesses such as ASOS and Apple respond strategically to current issues such as online • • • Personal and business finance Managing an event International business Studying BTEC Business as all three of your subject choices will give you an opportunity to become an expert in this field. You will also have and Travel & Tourism retailing and globalisation. BTEC Business will give you the skills to thrive in business in whichever industry you may choose to work in, • Principles of management Studying BTEC Business as two of your subject a chance to showcase and develop your skills in a workplace environment, as all triple students will be able to gain work experience as part of the from fashion to finance. choices allows you to develop your business course. knowledge even further. You will learn skills Single Course Topics which can be used in managing your own Assessment Follow Franklin: business and people, not just on a national scale • Exploring business but globally. A mixture of internal and external assessments • Developing a marketing campaign • Personal and business finance 27 28
This course is perfect for learners who want to learn more about the world of business Financial studies Business Studies and how it is constantly changing. It is an exciting practical subject looking at how global LIBF (Level 3) A Level businesses such as Google and Apple develop marketing strategies, manage finances and people on a global scale. Business can open doors to a variety of different exciting Level Programme Duration Travel & Tourism Course Topics industries such as finance, retail and logistics. Level 3 Programme Single Duration 2 Years 3 Single 2 Years BTEC (Level 2) • Explore factors that impact on tourism • Investigate popular travel destinations Course Topics Level Programme Duration • Create marketing campaigns for travel Just to name a few, Euro Disney, Coco This course is perfect for learners who want 2 Double 1 Year brands • Marketing and people • Managing business activity Cola, Snapchat HQ, Winter Wonderland to learn how to become a savvy saver and a A variety of trips and visits will be offered • Global business and Cadbury World. The fantastic responsible borrower. Learn about financial during this course, just to touch on some you’ll • Business decisions and strategy enrichment opportunities really give an products, such as credit cards, loans and This course is perfect for learners who are have the opportunity to visit the likes of Euro amazing head-start into the world of mortgages. In addition, research how the preparing to pursue a career in the Travel and Disney, The Deep and Winter Wonderland. You will have the chance to take business! Global Financial Crash of 2008 affected the Tourism Industry. The course work towards part in guru lectures from business financial industry and its customers. upskilling and giving knowledge for you Assessment professionals, go on workplace visits Assessment to work in airports, with airlines and tour and, trips to attractions to look into the Course Topics operators, travel agencies, hotels or other A mixture of internal and external assessments operations of a large businesses. 100% Examination accommodation, tourist information centres, • Financial Capability for the Immediate tourist attractions, cruise line companies, and Short term holiday centres, conference or event • Financial Capability for the Medium and organisations. Long term • Financial Sustainability of the Individual • Financial Sustainability of the Financial Services System economics Through your studies, you will develop an A Level Course Topics understanding of how to finance your future and how to make the most of financial services Travel & Tourism Course Topics Level Programme Duration • Introduction to markets and market failure products in order to meet future needs and BTEC (Level 3) • World of Travel and Tourism 3 Single 2 Years aspirations and how to ensure sustainability. • The UK economy Level Programme Duration • Principles of Marketing in Travel • Business behaviour and the labour market and Tourism Global Destinations • A global perspective Assessment 3 Single 2 Years • Managing the Customer Service This course is perfect for learners who want Experience in Travel and Tourism to study the dynamic and exciting world of 100% Examination Whilst studying this course you will have the Economics. During this course you will explore opportunity to take part in a fantastic range of This course is perfect for learners who want A variety of local visits are undertaken, the economic effects of Brexit, analyse how sugar trips and enrichment. Just to name a few, you can to pursue a career as a travel rep, cabin crew to both attractions and businesses. tax could impact obesity levels in the UK and how visit business professionals and organisations to or just have an absolute love for travelling. Recent visits have included: New York, the UK economy could survive without China. If learn from the pros. Trips to fantastic places such We cover the tourism industry in the UK, Euro Disney, Alton Towers, The Deep, you have an interest in current affairs like this, as, New York, Paris, the Bank of England along Europe and the rest of the world in places York Dungeons, Manchester Christmas then you could be a future economist or business with entry into national competitions such as, such as London, New York, or Dubai whilst Market, Winter Wonderland, Cadbury analyst. National Entrepreneur Week. understanding the importance of customer World and London. service. Assessment Assessment 100% Examination A mixture of internal and external assessments 29 30
Drama and theatre studies Course Topics A Level • Group devising Level Programme Duration • Solo and group performance • Review of two live performances 3 Single 2 Years • Textual analysis of plays Assessment This course is perfect for learners who are passionate about performance and love the 40% Devised Theatre thrill of playing a character on the stage. Come 20% Directed Performance and study Drama at Franklin and pursue a career 40% Written Examination as an actor, director, or work behind the scenes; there is a pathway waiting for you! Performing arts This course is perfect for learners who want to join an innovative and creative course by Single Course Topics BTEC (Level 3) studying Performing Arts and have fun while learning! Act, sing and dance your way to • • Understanding practitioners Developing skills and techniques Level Programme Duration professional theatres and West End shows for live performance 3 Single, Double 2 Years with this course. • Group performance workshop • Musical theatre Double Course Topics • Performance in the community Performing • • • Variety performance Individual performance commission Final live performance Arts & Music Assessment A mixture of internal and external assessments Follow Franklin: 31 32
A continuously successful and vibrant music department from which many students go Music Course Topics on to major conservatoires and universities. A Level • Performance of instrument or vocal • Composition Level Programme Duration • Anthology of Film, Pop, Jazz and New 3 Single 2 Years directions You will also take part in music events and live This course is perfect for learners who want to concerts. explore the world of classical music, pop, jazz, and world music. This course also focuses on Assessment developing your technical skills for composing music of your own. Many students on our A 30% Performing Level Music course go on to some of the UK’s 30% Composing top music conservatoires or degrees. 40% Examination MUSIC PERFORMANCE RSL (Level 3) Course Topics Level Programme Duration • Performance skills (instrument or vocal) 3 Single 2 Years • Composition and listening skills • Studio session skills This course is perfect for learners who want to Assessment follow their passion for music and performance. As part of the course you will develop your 100% internal assessments performance skills and, theory and knowledge of the music industry. You will have the opportunity to visit live music events and exhibitions. 33 34
Fine art Course Topics A Level • Workshops in drawing, painting, Level Programme Duration sculpture, printmaking and new and emerging media 3 Single 2 Years • Studio based learning with supportive and critical guidance • Developing personal thematic projects This course is perfect for learners who are • Gallery visits, guest speakers, trips, creative with a passion for exploring ideas work on location and opportunities to and imaginatively developing their own showcase own work visual projects. Studying Fine Art will extend their skills, develop your understanding and Assessment confidence in taking an adventurous approach to responding to historic and contemporary Graphics 60% Coursework art. 40% Examination A Level Level Programme Duration 3 Single 2 Years Textiles This course is perfect for learners who are a creative thinker and image maker with a A Level passion to communicate visually. Studying Graphic Design will help equip you with the Level Programme Duration skills and understanding to gain a future 3 Single 2 Years in areas such as illustration, advertising, typography, package design and multimedia design. This course is perfect for learners who want Course Topics to learn constructing, stitching, assembling, Course Topics printing and designing. If you have a feel for • Skills workshops in such areas as stitch, materials then Textiles is the course for you. print, pattern, garment construction, • Skills workshops in illustration, Students who study Textiles become fashion 3d construction, needling felting, and typography, infographics, product design, designers, fabric designers, fashion stylists fashion illustration branding and multimedia design Art, Design and interior designers to name but a few exciting creative careers. • Explore personal thematic fashion and textiles projects in a supportive studio environment • • Gain supportive tuition in our Mac Suite and traditional print and design studio Solve design problems through creative & Fashion Could you be part • Fashion shows, showcasing own work in exhibitions, visits to exhibitions and guest speakers • projects and respond to real life briefs Engage with guest speakers, trips and visits and opportunities to showcase own work of the £52bn UK Assessment Follow Franklin: fashion industry? Assessment 60% Coursework 40% Examination 60% Coursework 40% Examination 35 36
Photography Art, media A Level Course Topics & design • Film Photography, camera skills, Level 3 Programme Single Duration 2 Years process and print film in a darkroom and explore darkroom techniques Foundation Dip • Digital photography and skills in Level Programme Duration Photoshop and postproduction display 3-4 Single 1 Year This course is perfect for learners who are excited by the endless possibilities of how • Work on personal thematic projects you can record the world in which you live and be inspired by photographers with a camera. Studying A Level Photography • Engage with photoshoots on This course is perfect for learners who have will help you to develop your personal location, trips, exhibitions and the ambition to achieve a place on one of the creative vision through a technical and opportunities to showcase own most prestigious art and design courses in experimental approach to photography. work the country. As part of the course you can research what kind of creative future you Assessment wish to pursue and learn how to operate as a professional artist or designer. 60% Coursework 40% Examination Course Topics • Exploratory Stage - creative skills workshops and challenges, artist talks, gallery visits, artwork made on location • Pathways Stage - specialist project briefs, critical reviews, portfolio support, UCAS guidance, residential in Amsterdam • Final Major Project - extended project resulting in a public exhibition of work Photography Course Topics Assessment CTEC (Level 3) • Film Photography, camera skills, process 100% Portfolio Level Programme Duration and print film in a darkroom and explore darkroom techniques 3 Single 2 Years • Digital photography and skills in Photoshop and postproduction display • Work on a range of exciting live This course is perfect for learners who want to professional briefs and develop your skills study Photography and gain the skills needed to as a photographer develop exciting personal photography projects. • Work and photograph in a studio The course also includes studying the necessary environment whilst engaging with foundations to succeed in a creative future in exhibitions and opportunities to showcase higher education or industry. This course is suited your own work for students who would prefer their assessments to be coursework based. Assessment 100% Coursework 37 38
Course Topics creative media • Print media production CTEC (Level 2) • Photography for media products • Film and TV Level Programme Duration • Talk and music radio production 2 Double 1 Year On this course you will develop a wide range of practical media skills. Working both individually and in groups you will explore a This course is perfect for learners who want range of magazines, films, radio shows and to learn about all things media in creative and digital photography. exciting ways. You will cover a range of media platforms such as film, magazines, photography Assessment and radio. If you want to be the next big social media phenomenon or an Oscar-winning A mixture of internal and external director, then this is the course for you. assessments Double Course Topics media production • You will study all the single option modules The UK’s PR CTEC (Level 3) • TV and short film production industry is worth • Social media and globalisation Level 3 Programme Single, Double Duration 2 Years • • Radio production Music video production £15bn. As a vocational media student, you will take part This course is perfect for learners who want to in planning, researching and the production of learn how to create a short film and get behind different types of media. The course will enable the camera. You will also study the advantages you to build a portfolio of work from a range of of advertising through social media and print and media disciplines. These range from creating understand sound recording and design. Study video products, audio recording, advertising, this creative and practical course and build your graphic design and screen writing. Skills based Media & Film portfolio as you go. Single Course Topics assignments will also be set on practical activities in the industry, which cover a variety of media disciplines. • Media products and audiences Assessment Follow Franklin: • Preproduction and planning • Create a media product A mixture of internal and external assessments • Pitching a media product 39 40
Film studies A Level Level Programme Duration 3 Single 2 Years This course is perfect for learners who want to study a highly creative and thought-provoking subject. During this course you will study mainstream American films from the past and the present, as well as a range of other releases. Course Topics • Study Hollywood (1930-1990) • American film since 2005 • British film since 1995 • Global film/silent cinema • Experimental film (1960-2000) • Making short film or screen play Assessment 70% Examination 30% Coursework In excess of 90,000 journalists are employed in the UK. 41 42
Health & Social Care Course Topics CTEC (Level 2) • Communication, such as verbal, An exciting part of this course is to Level Programme Duration non-verbal and special methods; participate in work placements in different 2 Double 1 Year British Sign Language, Makaton and settings. This course will provide you with Braille the opportunity to develop your self- • How we support and maintain confidence and academic study skills which This course is perfect for learners who are everyone’s individual rights for those in will support you with further progression, spending an extra year with us. It is a fantastic health, social and early years settings such as L3 health and social care. opportunity to develop your knowledge and • The structure and function of the body understand the Health and Social Care sector • Employability skills needed to work in a Assessment whilst gaining some important skills for health and social care setting the industry along side retaking one or two 100% Coursework GCSE qualifications. This course is fantastic preparation for our level 3 Health and Social Care course. Child care Children’s Play Learning & Development Course Topics BTEC (Level 3) • • Communication and language Different approaches to play and learning • A range of theories and teaching methods Level Programme Duration related to child development 3 Triple 2 Years • Reflective Practice – underpinning knowledge to practical situations • Safeguarding and welfare of children During this course you will spend three days in College learning with our fantastic Child Care By the end of the course you will have an Early Health, Social staff and resources. The other two days of the week you will spend on placement in an Early Years Educator status that is recognised by employers and universities which provides you a licence to practise. & Child Care Years Setting. This is a great way to learn and apply theory to practise. Assessment In 2020 all students on our 30% Examination Follow Franklin: Children’s Play, Learning and 70% Coursework Development course achieved For the completion of this course you are 3 Distinction*, gaining them required to complete an Enhanced DBS check. 3 A Levels and all progressed 43 on to university. 44
Health & Double Course Topics Social care • Safeguarding vulnerable individuals and recognising types and signs of abuse CTEC (Level 3) • To plan, prepare and deliver creative activities Level Programme Duration • To understand a range of long-term 3 Single, Double 2 Years physiological conditions or Triple • Supporting people with mental health conditions This course is perfect for learners who This course will give you an in-depth perception want to develop their knowledge, skills and of Health and Social Care and provide you with a understanding required by professionals range of transferable skills. You will also get the in Health and Social Care services. You will opportunity to complete a work placement to learn how employees conduct themselves to enhance your skills and subject knowledge. benefit patients and service users as well as researching a wide range of exciting topics. Triple Course Info Single Course Topics • Promoting positive behaviour and demonstrating strategies to prevent • The importance of building positive escalation of unwanted behaviour whilst relationships maintaining the person-centred approach • How to promote a person-centred • Promoting health and wellbeing approach • Research methods which will develop your • Equality, diversity and rights skills of applying evidenced based research • The importance of health, safety and to current health and social care topics security in settings • Public health strategies and the This course will allow you to develop a range importance of key practitioners and of academic and practical skills required to organisations become a health and social care practitioner. • The importance of infection control and You will also complete at least one work its application experience placement to enhance your skills • Anatomy and physiology and knowledge, therefore allowing you to apply theory to practise. On this course you will develop a range of skills relating to the Health and Social Care sector. Assessment You will also get the opportunity to complete a work placement to enhance your skills and Single: 40% Coursework, 60% Examination subject knowledge. Double: 50% Coursework, 50% Examination Triple: 60% Coursework, 40% Examination 45 46
Government & politics Course topics A Level • British Politics • Global politics: globalisation, UN, NATO, Level Programme Duration IMF, Human Rights and the environment History 3 Single 2 Years • Ideologies of Anarchism, Conservatism, Liberalism and Socialism A Level This course is perfect for learners who want • Focus is on the relevance of Government and Politics Level Programme Duration to study topics such as Brexit and analyse 3 Single 2 Years democracy and how it works. Government and Throughout the year Guest Speakers, debate Politics explores a variety of political questions and visits are integral to the course. and topics and provides the answers through This course is perfect for learners who want the study of the UK and USA political systems. Assessment to study the importance of civil rights and democracy for the working class, as well as 100% Examination the impact of dictatorships and their tyranny If you’re interested in society, on ordinary people. The course also offers politics and debating topical many opportunities to research and discuss issues then combine your other historical topics like this further. study of History or Politics Course Topics with A Level English Literature (Page 61). • Communist states - Russia 1917 - 1991 • China 1949 - 1976 • Protest, agitation and reform - Britain 1780 - 1928 • The reasons for the abolishment of the ancient history slave trade in Britain A Level Assessment Level Programme Duration 20% Coursework 3 Single 2 Years 80% Examination Ancient History, History, Law, This course is perfect for learners who have a passion for all things ancient. By studying this Assessment Government & Politics and course you will gain a thorough understanding of the period, important analytical and debating skills, and have an opportunity to 100% Examination Geography visit either Rome or Athens! Course Topics Franklin Sixth Form College is the only provider in the area to offer Ancient History. Follow Franklin: • The politics and society of Athens • The collapse of the Late Republic in Rome • The Persian and Peloponnesian Wars • The Julio-Claudian Emperors 47 48
Law A Level Fantastic enrichment activities which enhance You will also consider how morals your learning and offer exciting opportunities. Level Programme Duration and public policy impact upon the 3 Single 2 Years development of our laws. Lively debates, mock trials and case studies will enhance your knowledge. This course provides an This course is perfect for learners who have excellent foundation for studying Law at a passion for debating and solving complex degree level. criminal and law issues. Join us to explore how law regulates all aspects of life – rightly Assessment or wrongly! 100% Examination Course Topics • Criminal law • • Tort law Contract law Geography A Level Level Programme Duration 3 Single 2 Years Applied law BTEC (Level 3) This course is perfect for learners who want to experience the world and want to know Level Programme Duration about how and why things happen. During 3 Single 2 Years As part of your studies you will experience this course you will mix physical and human Law in a vocational context and have the geography to understand what makes things opportunity to analyse and apply how laws happen across the UK and the world. This course is perfect for learners who want are made. Project based learning will help to experience law in a practical setting. you to strengthen your knowledge of the Course Topics During the course you will study how law and apply it to current issues. to advise a client and act in the role of a • Tectonic plates and coasts legal advisor when completing engaging Assessment • Globalisation and regeneration coursework projects and controlled exams. • Water and Carbon cycles 40% Coursework 60% Controlled • Superpowers, migration and Identify Course Topics Assessment There is also an independent investigation in • Civil disputes the second year. • Criminal Law • Tort Law Assessment 20% Coursework 80% Examination 49 50
Applied psychology BTEC (Level 3) Course Topics Level Programme Duration 3 Single 2 Years • Psychological approaches and applications • Conducting psychological research This course is perfect for learners who want to • Health Psychology explore different aspects of psychology. You will • Criminal and Forensic Psychology learn how psychological theory and research is used and applied in everyday situations such as Assessment gender, consumer behaviour and dealing with aggression. Applied psychology can lead to a 50% Examination career in occupational health, child psychology, 50% Coursework education, forensic and criminal psychology, counselling, police and medicine. Psychology Course Topics A Level • How different psychologists explain behaviour Level Programme Duration • How memory functions and how the social 3 Single 2 Years environment impacts behaviour • Why some individuals experience depression, phobias and OCD and how this This course is perfect for learners who want to is treated explore the dynamic nature of human behaviour • The different areas of the brain and how such as why we queue in an orderly fashion, how they are responsible for behaviour • How and why some individuals develop Psychology, Sociology, we remember our phone numbers, if behaviour is a product of nature or nurture, and why some anorexia or obesity people turn to crime. Over the two years of study, you will learn & Criminology In excess of 30 how research methods such as experiments and observations play an important role in psychology as a science and you will develop your Follow Franklin: students every critical thinking, communication, mathematical, analytical and evaluative skills. year progress on Assessment to Psychology 100% Examination Degrees 51 52
This course is perfect for learners who want to study why individuals commit crimes and criminology how criminal behaviour can be explained by the role we have in society. Our Criminology Diploma (Level 3) course explores this and much more! Level Programme Duration Course Topics Assessment 3 Single 2 Years • Changing awareness of crime 50% Controlled Assessment • Criminological theories 50% Examination • Crime scene to courtroom • Crime and Punishment 65% of our students The use of real-life cases will be covered such achieved High as Stephen Lawrence, The Wests, OJ Simpson and many more. Grades (A*/A/B) Sociology A Level Level Programme Duration 3 Single 2 Years This course is perfect for learners who Course Topics Assessment want to examine how society influences behaviour and enables you to consider • Reasons people commit crime and 100% Examination serious issues in modern society. society’s reaction This includes discrimination, crime, • How different groups, such as men educational success and failure, and and women, are represented in whether the media causes violence. the media • Reasons for differences in educational achievement If you’re interested in • Experiences of discrimination by society, how language different social groups works and why we make • The views of sociologists on the choices we do then popular culture combine your study of • The research methods sociologists Sociology with A level use to study society English Language. (Page 60) 53 54
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