There are a range of types of courses you can undertake at Central Sussex College / Northbrook College including Full Time Courses, Part Time Courses, Apprenticeships, Flexible Learning, Higher Education (including HNC, HND and Foundation Degrees), A and AS Levels, Foundation Programmes (like GCSE, Key Skills and Courses for 14 to 16 year olds), International (courses for international students), BSc (Hons) and BA (Hons) and Foundation Degrees & Professional Courses. So no matter much time you have spare, there should be a type of learning for you.
There a large number of full time courses available at Central Sussex College / Northbrook College such Art Design & Media, Computing & IT, Conservation, Equine, Foundation Programmes, Health, Higher Education, Hospitality & Catering, Motor Vehicle & Motor Cycle, Performing Arts, Travel & Tourism. Part time courses at Central Sussex College / Northbrook College include Art classes, Furniture Making or Restoration, Creative Crafts, Floristry, Music classes and Photography classes. Degree courses may include Business Studies, Drama, English, Health Promotion and Personal Training and Marketing
Central Sussex College / Northbrook College typically have excellent modern facilities including well-equipped laboratories and lecture rooms, computer suites, recording studios, catering facilities, public restaurants, hairdressing and beauty therapy salons, nursery nurses training centre, language laboratories, workshops, studying centres, an all-weather sports pitch and much more!
Central Sussex College / Northbrook College often have a great range of opportunities and are frequently advertising for new workers. AllHorshamJobs are delighted to bring you Central Sussex College / Northbrook College jobs when they become available. Central Sussex College / Northbrook College jobs include teaching jobs, administrative jobs and cleaning. For more information please check our Teaching, Training & Education link for all the latest Central Sussex College / Northbrook College jobs.
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