Courses at Hillcroft
The courses at Hillcroft are taught by adults, for adults. This means that you will be treated with respect and courtesy throughout your stay no matter how long you are here. The length of our courses vary from a weekend, 4 week days or 3-6 months so you can choose the course that suites you best. We specialise in helping adults learn, including courses for women with dyslexia and learning difficulties. Take a look at our latest upcoming courses.
By taking one of our courses we can help you gain the confidence and skills to start your own business, improve your work opportunities or even go on to University.
The secluded woodland retreat that is Hillcroft College is only 15 minutes from Central London, so what are you waiting for? Either give us a call on the number above, or use our handy enquiry form, and come and Stay and Study™ at Hillcroft National Residential College for Women - Empowering Women Through Education.
Improving your confidence through voice
Learn to improve your vocal range using a variety of techniques, group exercises and performances. The workshop will provide you with an experienced tutor who will supply you with all the practical information you need to explore and improve your vocal range safely, and improve your confidence using improvisation and techniques.
*Some experience of singing/ performance will prove useful at this workshop along with a willingness to expand your horizons.
20 January 2012 to 22 January 2012
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Teacher Training CTTLS (Certificate in teaching in the life long sector)
Teacher Training CTTLS (Certificate in teaching in the life long sector)
This course will build on the work covered in the PTTL’s course, (Preparing to teach in the life long sector) and will help to develop essential skills required to become a teacher, this intensive and demanding four week residential course is designed for women who want to improve their teaching options and are serious about a career in teaching.
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Confidence Building Through Acting
Do you want to pursue a hobby or a career in acting' or would you just like to improve your confidence'
Learn how to use your voice, communicate using body language and present yourself in order to become more assertive.
2 December 2011 to 4 December 2011
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Women into Management
This series of weekend sessions will enable you to complete the Institute leadership and Management Certificate (with opportunities for achieving the or Diploma qualification). It is a demanding but enjoyable and dynamic course that will put you in the driving seat and enable you to develop your professional skills and management expertise fast.
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6 January 2012 to 8 January 2012
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Springboard into Employment
Do you want to get a job' If so then this course is for you! You will learn strategies to enable you to make an effective application for the job you are interested in. This course will show you how to: Create a CV specifically for the job you want, understand recruitment adverts, search the web for jobs, complete an application form for a live job, identify your transferable skill, improve interview techniques, self presentation including personal presentation, update your functional skills in ICT, Literacy and Numeracy.
You will also meet employers who will give you up to the minute information on the kind of qualities they look for in prospective employees and how they score your application form.
The course resumes for those who want to progress to the certificate qualification for pathways to advanced job skills or digital arts skills.
31 October 2011 to 16 December 2011
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Teacher Training PTLLS (Preparing to teach in the life long sector)
If you’re considering teaching in the Lifelong Sector and want to know whether it’s right for you, this course will provide the perfect introduction. You will find out exactly what the career demands, identify necessary skills, and learn how to start working towards gaining a full teaching qualification. This course is the first stepping stone to a bright new future in teaching.
28 November 2011 to 9 December 2011
19 March 2012 to 30 March 2012
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ESOL Preparation for Life 5 – Speaking & Listening (Test Opportunity)
Use fun activities to practice for your speaking and listening exams. Communicate in everyday situations and express your views and opinions on current issues and topics.
10 January 2011 to 13 January 2011
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ESOL Preparation for Study 2 - Writing Skills
Develop your skills with sentences and paragraphs. Learn how to plan and organise your writing with practical activities. Improve your grammar and punctuation. Learn new ways to approach spelling.
21 February 2012 to 24 February 2012
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ESOL Preparation for Study 3 - Developing your Reading and Writing
Develop your writing skills in different forms e.g. a report, a film review, a narrative. Communicate with different audiences. Explore texts to extract the main points and predict new words.
13 March 2012 to 16 March 2012
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ESOL Preparation for Study 4 - Study Skills & Exam Preparation
Lots of tips and techniques for the reading and writing exams. Timed test papers with individual feedback to improve your marks.
17 April 2012 to 20 April 2012
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ESOL Preparation for Study 5 - Exam & Progression Advice
Take your ESOL Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening exams. Get some individual advice and guidance about future options and progression routes.
Important note: new students cannot normally enrol for this module because they will not have had the chance to prepare and be registered for the external tests.
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ESOL Preparation for Life 4 - Confident Women
Understand ‘confidence’ by looking at famous people. Learn about confident behaviour and give short presentations.
13 December 2011 to 16 December 2011
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ESOL Preparation for Study 1 - Reading Skills
Discuss and compare different kinds of texts to instruct, inform, entertain, describe and persuade. Understand the different styles of texts. Learn new words. Increase your confidence and enjoyment when reading.
31 January 2012 to 3 February 2012
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ESOL Preparation for Life 1 - Living in the UK
Learn about customs and traditions in the UK. Look at places of interest, and learn how to access information and services in your local area.
25 October 2011 to 28 October 2011
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ESOL Preparation for Life 2 - Health
Learn how to describe symptoms and ailments. Discuss healthy living and develop the skills to give advice and guidance.
8 November 2011 to 11 November 2011
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ESOL Preparation for Life 3 - Work
Identify your personal skills and abilities. Read and understand job advertisements and descriptions. Improve your fluency in spoken English when looking for work.
22 November 2011 to 25 November 2011
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Improving Productivity Using IT
(You will need to have completed courses in Word Processing, Power Point, and ICT Communication Fundamentals)
This course completes your qualification in improving productivity using IT. You will have already proved your IT skills on previous courses. On the course you will use appropriate IT systems & software efficiently to complete planned tasks. You will complete a project using different software and IT skills developed on pervious courses.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This unit must be achieved if you want to obtain the full level 1 ITQ certificate.
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Literacy: Achieving goals
This course will give you the opportunity to reflect on what you have done and what you want to do. In doing so, you can take your writing, presentation and comprehension skills to the next level. Assess where you’ve reached and plan where you want to go. On this one week course, you’ll explore:
* Challenging yourself and reflecting on past and future
* Working in a team and visualising new avenues
* Planning and storyboarding
* You’ll be taught how to explore these topics by making a film in a team.
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Web Design
For women who want to learn how to create simple websites and already have a reasonable knowledge of IT. You will learn how to use key words, ideas and software; plan a simple website; create a set of linked web-pages; and incorporate one or two design features such as images.
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Desktop Publishing
This exciting and innovative course shows you how to combine text and images to present information effectively. You will design and produce documents such as newsletters, posters and cards.
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Dyslexia Strategies 5: Numeracy
Are you stuck with your level of Maths'
This course will help you to develop strategies that work for you to tackle everyday maths. We will look at understanding the wording of maths problems, revision tips using index cards and other memory aids to help you remember key maths information.
27 April 2012 to 29 April 2012
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Communications Booster
This three day course will explore all the skills covered on the three linked courses. You’ll be able to suggest workshop topics, such as spelling or comprehension, revisit skills from previous courses, and write, discuss, and participate in a range of creative activities.
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Dyslexia Strategies 6: Spelling
Are you worried about your spelling'
This course will help you to learn about your individual spelling difficulties and address them with multi-sensory strategies using a range of creative ideas and including computer software. Over the weekend you will find out what works best for you.
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Word Processing - Level 3
Gain the skills and knowledge required to select and use a range of advanced word processing techniques. As well practical experience this course will also include:
• Analysing and explaining the requirements for structure and style
• Evaluating the quality of documents produced to ensure they are fit for purpose
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Maths & Numeracy - Data Basics
We all have to manage information - learn how to do it best. Design your own surveys and make fabulous graphs. Develop your ability to gather, record, and present Tables, Charts and Graphs. Fantastic activities for students at all levels.
5 December 2011 to 7 December 2011
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Dyslexia Strategies 2: Organising for Success
Would like to be more organised'
This course will help you to plan and organise your time, your paperwork, and your ideas. It can make you more confident and efficient in organising your personal and home life and improve the way you work or study.
9 December 2011 to 11 December 2011
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Spreadsheets
Learn how to use spreadsheets to manage household bills; manage your personal finances; and collate and arrange data.
13 January 2012 to 15 January 2012
10 February 2012 to 12 February 2012
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Communications 3: Writing
The main aim of this course is to build your writing skills. You’ll learn through group work and discussion, as well as through reading and writing. On this three day course, you’ll explore:
* Taking a stand or presenting arguments for and against'
* Understanding audience and purpose
* Writing mechanics – planning, structure, organisation
* Writing persuasively or writing analytically
* Producing different texts – essays and editorials
* You’ll be taught how to produce 1-2 polished pieces of writing.
16 January 2012 to 18 January 2012
13 April 2012 to 15 April 2012
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Dyslexia Strategies 3: Reading
Would you like to improve your reading'
This course will help you to discover strategies for reading, whether for pleasure, for work or for study. We will explore how technology can help you to read in different ways and uncover what works for you. You will be encouraged to set yourself a reading challenge and start it over the weekend!
20 January 2012 to 22 January 2012
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Maths & Numeracy - Number Plus
Develop your skills with Fractions, Decimals, Percentages, Ratio and Scale. Learn how to write, use and convert them, and solve problems. Practical topics with many activities.
23 January 2012 to 25 January 2012
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Maths & Numeracy - Measure Plus
Learn about Perimeter, Area and Volume. Learn how to convert Metric & Imperial units. Find out about shapes. Use Formulas. New ideas, practical activities, discussion and problem-solving.
6 February 2012 to 8 February 2012
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Literacy: Presentation Skills
English and Literacy skills extend beyond the written word to what you say and the way you present yourself. The main aim of this course is to help you become really confident with speaking and listening. It will involve reading and writing, as well as discussion. On this one week course, you’ll explore:
* Listening to others and hearing them, taking part in discussion
* Making sense of texts – reading between the lines, developing your research skills on a topic
* Gathering ideas, making notes and using them effectively, planning and designing a presentation
* Becoming a confident speaker
13 February 2012 to 17 February 2012
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Maths & Numeracy - Data Plus
Learn more about tables, charts and graphs. Find out about Mean, Median, Mode and Range. Learn how to describe and present information. Use spreadsheets. Plenty of discussion, problem-solving and computer-work.
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Dyslexia Strategies 4: Writing
Are you worried about getting your ideas down on paper'
This course will help you to develop your writing in areas that are relevant for you. We will look at note-taking, planning and how to write paragraphs or structure longer pieces of writing. You will also be able to find more solutions to writing blocks though using technology to help with note-taking, planning and spelling.
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Literacy: Blooming Writers
Writing is the most important, yet most difficult art for many people. Lack of confidence in writing blocks progress to everything – jobs, training, education, helping children with homework. The main aim of this course is to spend time developing and exploring your writing skills. On this one week course, you’ll explore:
* What makes exciting, imaginative, interesting writing
* How to help your vocabulary grow, writing techniques like assonance and alliteration
* Creative writing for a magazine, newspaper or website
* Polishing your writing – knocking off the bumps and spots
23 April 2012 to 27 April 2012
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Internet and Email - ICT Communication Fundamentals
You will be able to access, search for and retrieve information using browser software from the Internet and/or intranets and exchange information using e-mail or IT-based communication systems. This unit is about the skills and knowledge needed by the IT User to use appropriate IT tools and techniques to find and evaluate information and send and receive messages using IT based communication systems when undertaking routine and straightforward activities.
26 October 2011 to 28 October 2011
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Maths & Numeracy - Measure Basics
Metric Length, Height, Width, Weight and Volume. Learn to work with tapes, rulers and scales. Get to grips with practical decimals. Above all, take control of those metres, centimetres and millimeters. Activities for students at all levels, from beginner to confident. Practical and fun!
4 November 2011 to 6 November 2011
26 March 2012 to 28 March 2012
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Dyslexia Strategies 1: Understanding Dyslexia and Dyspraxia
Would you like to know more about dyslexia'
This course will explore dyslexia/dyspraxia and allow you to share your experiences of dyslexia/dyspraxia with other women. It's a really good course to start with. It will help you to understand more about your learning style and to face your challenges and understand your talents.
11 November 2011 to 13 November 2011
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Communications 2: Reading
It can be difficult to make sense of the written word. The main aim of this course is to develop your skill at understanding how a text is written, who it’s for and how it achieves its effects. On this three day course you’ll explore:
* Fact & opinion, adverts, instructions, articles, brochures, etc
* Main points, key ideas and reading between the lines - deciphering and decoding
* You’ll be taught how to describe your ideas about the books, articles, stories, poems you read.
14 November 2011 to 16 November 2011
16 March 2012 to 18 March 2012
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Power Point (Level 1 and 2)
The course focuses on planning and developing an electronic presentation containing text, images, animation and sound.
25 November 2011 to 27 November 2011
21 March 2012 to 23 March 2012
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Starting Points
Starting Points is a course especially designed for women who want to return to learning. We recommend everyone interested in studying at Hillcroft joins Starting Points if they can. The aim of the course is to answer your questions about yourself, your future, and your studies.
* How good are my English, Maths or IT skills'
* How can I build my confidence'
* Which courses best suit me'
* Could I ever go to university'
* Can I develop my professional skills'
* What is “residential” learning'
* What is Hillcroft like'
* How do I apply for courses'
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23 September 2011 to 25 September 2011
25 November 2011 to 27 November 2011
6 January 2012 to 8 January 2012
11 April 2012 to 13 April 2012
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IT Beginners
Designed for women with little or no previous computer knowledge
Enjoy learning computer skills in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. No previous knowledge or experience is required.
• Learn how to use a mouse and keyboard confidently
• Familiarise yourself with computer terminology
• Use basic word processing functions
• Use the Internet
• Send and receive e-mails
28 September 2011 to 30 September 2011
18 January 2012 to 20 January 2012
18 April 2012 to 20 April 2012
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Maths & Numeracy - Number Basics
Feel rusty' Lack confidence' Want to get your brain working' This is the best place to start - it’s a Maths gym. Add, Take, Multiply, Divide whole numbers or fractions, Estimate and use a Calculator. Help, tips and practice for all levels.
10 October 2011 to 12 October 2011
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Word Processing - Level 1 and 2
Level 1
You will find out all about the basic functions you need to start your journey with Word. You will learn how to create, edit, format, save and print documents.
Level 2
Gain the skills and knowledge required to select and use a range of intermediate word processing techniques. This will include:
• Creating and modifying columns, tables and forms to organise information
• Combining or merging information within a document from a range of sources
14 October 2011 to 16 October 2011
24 February 2012 to 26 February 2012
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Communications 1: Speaking & Listening
Many people find it challenging to talk confidently in groups, so the main aim of this course is to boost your confidence when you’re reading, speaking, listening or trying to understand texts in public spaces. On this three day course you’ll explore:
* Collaborating in discussion and argument
* Sensitivity to body language and non-verbal signals
* Being human - cultures, ideas, personalities, differences
* Growing your confidence and describing the big picture
* You’ll be taught to explore many ideas from the course through the medium of digital photography.
17 October 2011 to 19 October 2011
27 January 2012 to 29 January 2012
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GCSE English
This is a crucial qualification for those who wish to apply for teacher training as well as those who want to complete their study at technical and academic English, and will prepare you for the GCSE examination in 2012.
You will enjoy developing your communication skills: you will follow an argument more easily, organise your ideas more effectively, read between the lines, respond in a considered way to a range of texts, write confidently and accurately, and learn to use language to help you make an impact on your reader.
Teaching will take account of different learning styles and in most lessons there will be some opportunity for you to read, think, write, talk and express your opinions.
This course starts on the 07 October 2011
(NB: You need to attend all of the sessions):
GCSE English Dates:
(weekends)
07 – 09 October 2011
28 – 30 October 2011
18 – 20 November 2011
09 – 11 December 2011
06 – 08 January 2012
27 – 29 January 2012
17 – 19 February 2012
09 – 11 March 2012
30 March -1 April 2012
20 – 22 April 2012
(Tuesday to Friday)
08 May to 11 May 2012 – Study week and preparation for the final examination. You must attend this week in order to be entered for the examination.
Please note: Exams are usually sat during May or June
7 October 2011 to 9 October 2011
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GCSE Maths
GCSE Mathematics in a key requirement for many job roles as it demonstrates an understanding of numbers and an ability to work with them. And yet many people find numbers intimidating.
The Maths GCSE course will gently guide you through basic mathematical skills, progressing onto more advanced material as your skills and abilities develop and will prepare you for the GCSE examination in 2012.
Once you have completed your GCSE programmes, you’ll be ideally placed to progress in further education such as the Gateway or Access courses which can lead on to university.
This course starts on the 30 September 2011
(NB: You need to attend all of the sessions):
GCSE Maths Dates:
(weekends)
30 September – 2 October 2011
21 – 23 October 2011
18 - 20 November 2011
02 – 04 December 2011
13 – 15 January 2012
03 – 05 February 2012
24 – 26 February 2012
16 - 18 March 2012
13 – 15 April 2012
04 -06 May 20012
(Monday to Thursday)
14 May -17 May 2012 - – Study week and preparation for the final examination. You must attend this week in order to be entered for the examination.
Please note: GCSE Exams are usually sat during May or June
30 September 2011 to 2 October 2011
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Gateway to New Horizons - Diploma
Improve your qualifications to find work, improve your learning skills and prepare yourself for university readiness. This residential course is for women who want to achieve qualifications, are returning to education after a break and need to improve, broaden, and strengthen skills. Gateway will help you to build your confidence and manage your learning successfully.
If you have any questions regarding the structure and the demands of the course or you are ready to sit the short assessment, which helps us to help you, then please contact Hillcroft 020 8399 2688
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Access - Preparing for University - Fast track
This is our ‘fast track’ course for those of you who have developed academic learning skills to a more advanced level and feel confident in your abilities.
University is a great place to expand your mind and increase your chances in today’s job sector giving you greater freedom in what you want to do. Some of us find it daunting to go back to education, don’t have the right qualifications, financial support, childcare, but Hillcroft can help you. We have a very positive approach to learning, allowing many women to move their life forward by joining this University preparation course. We have great success in doing this.
The Access Diploma takes one academic year to complete and this comprehensive course prepares you for studying at Higher education.
The University Preparation covers 4 mandatory areas:
1. Essay writing
2. Examination Skills, Preparation & Technique
3. Finding and Reading Information
4. Research
For those of you who are interested and able to, there is additional course opportunities which lead to level 4 (first year University level)
The course also includes: Maths, ICT, English, Sociology, Psychology, and Humanities. To enhance your overall learning experience, Hillcroft offers additional support through tutorials, ALS, UCAS workshops, university visits as well as extra activities designed to complement your studies.
If you have any questions regarding the structure and the demands of the course or you are ready to sit the short assessment, which helps us to help you then please contact Hillcroft 020 8399 2688
To enquire about a course, please click on the date you are interested in.
Access - Preparing for University
University is a great place to expand your mind and increase your chances in today’s job sector giving you greater freedom in what you want to do. Some of us find it daunting to go back to education, don’t have the right qualifications, financial support, childcare, but Hillcroft can help you. We have a very positive approach to learning, allowing many women to move their life forward by joining this University preparation course. We have great success in doing this.
The Access Diploma takes one academic year to complete and this comprehensive course prepares you for studying at Higher education.
The University Preparation covers 4 mandatory areas:
1. Essay writing
2. Examination Skills, Preparation & Technique
3. Finding and Reading Information
4. Research
For those of you who are interested and able to, there is additional course opportunities which lead to level 4 (first year University level)
The course also includes: Maths, ICT, English, Sociology, Psychology, and Humanities. To enhance your overall learning experience, Hillcroft offers additional support through tutorials, ALS, UCAS workshops, university visits as well as extra activities designed to complement your studies.
If you have any questions regarding the structure and the demands of the course or you are ready to sit the short assessment, which helps us to help you then please contact Hillcroft 020 8399 2688
26 September 2011 to 6 July 2012
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Gateway to New Horizons - Certificate
Improve your qualifications to find work, improve your learning skills and prepare yourself for university readiness.. In just a few weeks of intensive study you can achieve the NOCN Level 2 Gateway Certificate for Progression - your passport to further education, better employment opportunities and improved lifestyle .This residential course is for women who want to achieve qualifications, are returning to education after a break and need to improve, broaden, and strengthen skills. Gateway will help you to build your confidence and manage your learning successfully.
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7 November 2011 to 16 December 2011
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Employment, Professional and Personal Development
These courses are aimed at improving your development, they include confidence, teaching and management courses.
ESOL
English for Speakers of other Languages Designed to help and support women whose first language is not English and covers speaking and listening; reading and writing; vocabulary; punctuation and grammar. There are classroom sessions as well as external trips. There is plenty of opportunity to practice and develop your confidence. There is also the opportunity to take part in Cambridge ESOL exams. Our ESOL course lasts for two terms. This term we are looking at living in the UK (Module 1: “Preparation for Life”). Next term, we will be developing your reading, writing, speaking and listening skills further (Module 2: “Preparation for Study”). After completing these modules, you can also choose to join a Preparation for Work course.
Essential Skills for Home Study and Work
Literacy and Numeracy
Our Literacy courses are designed to improve your confidence in your English skills, covering the four key areas: reading, writing, speaking and listening in. Our Numeracy courses will help you over come your Maths anxieties and tackle a wide range of everyday Maths problems. Our supportive groups will teach you how to work at improving your skills at a pace that suits you.
Information and Guidance
Starting Points is for women who are returning to learn and unsure what level their English, Maths and IT skills are. There are taster sessions of some of our courses, such as confidence building or digital photography. It concludes with personal course advice.
ICT and Digital Arts
IT courses that cover a broad spectrum: For those who are new to ICT, through to those more confident users who want to grow and develop their creative skills. From ICT for Beginners, basic Web Design, Spreadsheets, to Digital Photography and Film Making, there are lots of activities that can help both at work and at home. All courses are accredited by the national open college network.
GCSE
These are the main examinations taken by students who want to complete the first stage of secondary or high school education. Once you have completed your GCSE programme, you’ll be ideally placed to progress.
University Preparation
The Preparing for University program to Higher Education, is the best choice, if you missed out on education first time round.
Each course is made up of: class led sessions, tutorials and independent study, these courses will help put you back on track to a more independent lifestyle, improved career prospects, with many successfully going on to University.
The program also has optional additions which can be added to your study for those that want to progress in Science, The Creative Industries or Social Studies, as a chosen subject. Hillcroft has been helping women to gain skills and confidence since 1920.
Through its unique blend of residential learning it opens up new pathways to move you forward in your work, study and life. At Hillcroft we’ll help you identify your goals and fulfil your potential.
The atmosphere is lively and supportive; our tutors are experienced and knowledgeable. You’ll also have 24- hour access to learning resources and it’s all set in 3 acres of beautiful woodland grounds only 15 minutes from central London with lots to see and do.
If you have any questions regarding the structure and the demands of the course or you are ready to sit the short assessment, which helps us to help you then please contact Hillcroft 020 8399 2688.
