Will it be YOUR next step?

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Will it be YOUR next step?

So, who are we? We are one of Scotland’s largest colleges of further and higher education. Last year we welcomed 7,000 full-time students and around 11,000 part-time students. Campuses in Aberdeen City, Altens, and Fraserburgh.

Why NESCol? A wide range of courses Excellent facilities across campuses Great links with schools, universities and employers, with clear progression routes

College vs. School What’s the difference? Continuous assessment Different start and finish times Most courses around 18 hours per week actual attendance Meet with people from all ages and backgrounds Social life – student discounts.

Student Support Guidance Tutor Student Funding Advisers Careers Advisers Learning Development Centre.

Courses – which one for you? Art & Design Automotive and Construction Business & Management Care Computing Engineering ESOL Hairdressing, Beauty & Complementary Therapies Highers & Intermediate 2 (SQA) Music, Drama & Creative Media Professional Cookery & Hospitality Science Social Sciences Sport & Fitness Tourism & Events.

Progression on up! University North East Scotland College can be a great stepping stone for those who don’t feel ready for university when they leave school. NESCol has formal articulation with 8 universities across Scotland: Robert Gordon University The University of Aberdeen Abertay University Edinburgh Napier University University of the Highlands and Islands Glasgow Caledonian University The Open University Queen Margaret University.

Progression Example on up! Higher Education: how can you progress?

Degree Link on up! What’s in it for me? Smaller class sizes in your first 2 years More one on one time with lecturers More hands on experience with equipment Learn practically and in work-like environments More time to prepare for the next step NESCol has entry points for all qualifications Associate Student Scheme Degree Prep

Philippa Studied HND Sports Coaching and Development at NESCol. Used Degree Link to secure a place in 3rd year at RGU and graduated with a Bachelor of Science. Now an assistant PE teacher at a private school in Aberdeen. “I looked into courses at college which offered progressive routes in the sporting environment. I was successful in gaining a place on the HND Sports Coaching and Development course. This course had a 2 + 2 link with Robert Gordon University. During college I was able to gain numerous coaching awards, carry out several placements relating to different fields – not just teaching – and expand on knowledge already gained.”

Progression on up! Employment Placements Work experience through learning Careers Events and Employer Links CV workshops Careers advice.

Janey Studied HND Mechanical Engineering Carried out work placement during College Now working as a Marine Draughstman at Macduff Shipyards “The job is really interesting working with different companies from all over the world to design bespoke boats. I had a great time at College and am so grateful that studying there has allowed me to go straight into a job I enjoy.”

Think North East Scotland College is for you?

Open Days Fraserburgh Campus: Thursday, 1 March, 4pm-7pm Come along to see around our campuses and meet our lecturers. Fraserburgh Campus: Thursday, 1 March, 4pm-7pm Aberdeen City and Altens Campuses: Saturday, 10 March, 10am-2pm.

More Information? Telephone: 0300 330 5550 If there is anything you need to know about NESCol: Telephone: 0300 330 5550 Information & Advice: 01224 612284 Email: enquiry@nescol.ac.uk Web: www.nescol.ac.uk www.facebook.com/NESCollege www.twitter.com/NESCollege