Training Providers / Great Yarmouth College
Great Yarmouth College
When people ask us: “What does Great Yarmouth College Do?”We just say: “Whatever you want it to do?”
When they ask: “Who is Great Yarmouth College for?”
The answer is easy - everyone and anyone.
We are unique in the area. Only Great Yarmouth College offers study opportunities from entry to degree level.
On our campus you will find 14-year-old high school pupils on one of our highly successful 14-16 programmes, to school leavers on all level of further education courses, from entry to BTEC national diploma level, to adults returning to learning, apprentices on day release courses and degree students.
There are also employees on specialist training courses, students on new foundation degree courses, Entry to Employment (E2E) students and adults training part-time for a career change.
There’s something for everyone.
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Southtown
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR31 0ED
- Telephone
- 01493 655261
- Fax
- 01493 653423
- info@gyc.ac.uk
- Website
- www.gyc.ac.uk
Courses offered
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Access to HE Counselling - Level 3 Certificate This is a part time course which gives learners an opportunity to develop their knowledge of counselling, practice their skills, develop self awareness and self growth. It will enable progression to higher levels of study, for example BA (Hons) Person Centred Counselling, or other courses at the same level. |
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Access to HE Humanities & Social Sciences - Level 3 - Part Time This course aims to prepare you for university or other advanced level training (such as nursing or teaching) in one year. Emphasis on this course is placed on the study skills necessary for higher education |
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Access to HE Life Sciences - Level 3 (Part Time) This course is designed to provide a qualification, as well as the skills, knowledge and confidence, to undertake more advanced study. This course is aimed at preparing you for a university degree course or for professional training such as nursing, radiography or teaching. |
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Active Sport and Leisure - Diploma Level 1 This course provides an introduction to the leisure industry and develops relevant skills at an introductory level |
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This course has been designed for anyone who wants to develop their communication skills and become more confident in everyday situations using: - speaking & listening - reading and understanding - writing to communicate This course offers practice in spoken and written communication skills to deal with everyday situations. You will develop a range of communication skills and increases confidence in everyday situations, including speaking, listening, reading, writing and understanding to communicate. |
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This course offers practice in spoken and written communication skills to deal with everyday situations. You will develop a range of communication skills and increases confidence in everyday situations, including speaking, listening, reading, writing and understanding to communicate. These qualifications are nationally recognised awards from Entry Level to Level 2. Level 2 is an equivalent qualification to GCSE English A*-C. |
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This course offers practice and development in every day and practical number skills such as: money, time, fractions, handling data, shape and space.These qualifications are nationally recognised awards from Entry Level to Level 2. Level 2 is an equivalent qualification to GCSE Maths A*-C. You will have an individual learning plan that focuses on your needs and be assessed on the level you are working at. |
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This course offers practice and development in every day and practical number skills such as: money, time, fractions, handling data, shape and space.These qualifications are nationally recognised awards from Entry Level to Level 2. Level 2 is an equivalent qualification to GCSE Maths A*-C. You will have an individual learning plan that focuses on your needs and be assessed on the level you are working at. |
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Alcohol: Responsible Retailing BIIAB Award Level 1 The course will involove looking at the nature of alcohol, common measurements of alcohol content and the effect it has on the human body, the main issues in the 2003 Licensing Act, the protection of children, sale, consumption, and other activities, recommended forms of proof of age, how to recognise and handle drunkenness of customers and the importance of doing so in relation to the law and the social responsibilities, potential causes of conflict and crime, appropriate strategies to prevent and eliminate these and the importance of personal safety. |
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Anatomy, Physiology & Massage - Futures - Short Course This course is an introduction to the basic principles and practices of Swedish Massage and is for the complete beginner. Throughout the course you will learn the classical massage movementsnd understand the contra-indications to massage treatments. During the practical sessions, you will have the opportunity to perform massage techniques such as effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, vibrations and percussion movements in the correct sequences to perform massages. (20 hour course delivered over 8 weeks) |
