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COURSES & STUDENTINFORMATION2019/20 SEP-JUL

Residential Adult Education

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Contents1 Welcome to Northern College

3 Digital Skills

8 English

27 Frequently Asked Questions

12 Maths

22 Teacher Training and Education

24 Community Learning Courses

15 Social Studies

Welcome to Northern CollegeNorthern College is an adult residential college providing educational opportunities for people aged 19 or over. Set in the extensive grounds of Wentworth Castle, a site of outstanding historical and environmental interest, the college has been graded as outstanding by Ofsted for the provision it offers.

The college specialises in bringing people back to education, building confidence and life skills necessary to get the best from a programme of learning and progress to further study, higher education or work. Students often find that the experience of undertaking a short, intensive period of residential education is life changing and as a result the college recruits from across the country.

We hope that you see a course in our brochure that captures your interest and sets you off on a pathway to success.

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Courses

Courses in this booklet are grouped into three kinds. BEGIN courses act as an introduction to the subject and are suitable for those wanting to start studying that area. DISCOVER courses go into more depth while SUCCEED courses are usually accredited and offer a qualification in that subject area.

If you are still not sure which course is suitable for you, you can contact Student Services who can help you make decisions about the courses that would best suit your needs.

Student Services can be contacted by phone on 01226 776000 from Monday to Friday 9.00am-4.30pm. You can also discuss possible progression routes with your tutor whilst on a course.

Information and Advice Events

The college will hold a number of events throughout the year either on campus or externally. At these events you can come to get advice about courses and your progression routes. Dates of events will be published on the college website www.northern.ac.uk

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees vary for courses. You will find the fees alongside the name of the course. Some courses are free for all and most will be free for students on certain types of benefit or low wages.

You may qualify for free courses and this can be discussed with the Registry team.

Course Dates

You will find course dates on our course calendar. This can be found on our website www.northern.ac.uk or please ring Registry for a copy on 01226 776000.

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Introducing digital skills courses at Northern College

These courses cover the most essential digital and computer skills for work and everyday life. Build your confidence and skills in using the internet safely and securely, finding information, emailing, using your PC, designing presentations and managing your files. The courses will help you become familiar with some computer jargon and can help you understand what your children are doing with computers or develop your digital skills to find a better job. You will get support to practice what you learn and each course builds on your skills.

If you are new to computers, we recommend you start with Computers for Beginners before continuing onto the other courses.

BEGIN COURSESComputers for Beginners Start with the basics.Free

Introduction to the InternetSearch for information safely online.£45

Introduction to Word ProcessingCreate and edit documents.£45

Introduction to PowerPointDesign presentation slides.£45

Introduction to SpreadsheetsVery useful for household accounts!£45

Introduction to Databases Organise and present information.£45

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Introduction to Desktop PublishingCreate documents with images, such as posters and cards.£45

Managing your ComputerManage your computer files in an organised and safe way.£45

DISCOVER COURSES

Get creative on your computer - These courses show you how to use a computer to create pictures and images, make movies and design websites. Start with the basics and enjoy using a digital camera and editing the pictures, then build your skills to web design, programming and beyond!

Introduction to Digital PhotographyUse digital cameras, download photos and edit the images.Free

Further Digital PhotographyProgress from the introduction course to take your creativity to the next technical step using DSLR cameras.£45

Introduction to PhotoshopA good progression from Digital Photography, learn how to improve your images.£45

Further PhotoshopExplore more advanced techniques to edit images.£45

Book CreatorUse an iPad to create an interactive book.£45

Making Movies using a digital cameraLearn basic production techniques.£45

Making a short filmUse skills from the Making Movies course to work in a group to produce a short film.£45

Introduction to ProgrammingYour first step towards a career in program or app design.£45


Fantastic, awe inspiring place, fantastic tutors, everyone is polite & easy to get on with, the 2 tutors we had were excellent, friendly & easy to talk to!

Introduction to Creating AppsStep by step to designing and making your own apps.£45

Web Design using WordPressUse online tools to explore how to create a simple website.£45

Web Programming using HTML and CSSThis advanced web design course requires very good IT skills.£45

SUCCEED COURSES

Get qualified! After these courses, you can progress to qualifications:

Level 1 Award in Progression (Office Applications)*This recognised qualification in using IT runs over two sessions and explores the use of Word Processing, Spreadsheets and PowerPoint.£69

Level 1 Award in Progression (Creative Applications)*The creative use of IT focuses on Digital Imaging and Website Design to create content for use within a set of interlinked web pages. This course runs over two sessions.£69

Level 2 Award in Progression (IT)*This Level 2 award runs over three sessions and will develop your understanding of IT applications which is useful as preparation for those wanting to progress onto the Level 3 Access to HE in Computing.£99


Having to not drive back and forth to home made me feel more rested and I also got to interact socially with the people on my course

Level 3 Certificate for IT Users (7574)The main aim of the qualification is to lead people into employment. It will allow adults to gain skills and knowledge in using ICT applications and equipment which can lead to further education or employment opportunities; for example, it could help in job roles such as data entry clerks, business administrators, team leaders and managers. Units include: Presentation Software, Database Software, Word Processing Software and Spreadsheet Software. ** Students can apply for an Advanced Learner Loan (if eligible – this depends on residency status).Course dates: TBA - please contact Registry Course fee: £1417

Access to HE in Computing The Access to HE course is a fast track to university that will give you the qualifications you need in just 9 months! You don’t necessarily need any prior qualifications to apply for this course and most of our students have been out of education for some time. What you do need is the determination to succeed and a willingness to work hard for 9 months. We offer two Access to HE qualifications: in Computing and Humanities and Social Science. The Computing course offers modules in Business Information Technology, Website Design and Production and Software Development. This course would be appropriate for students wishing to progress onto degree level courses, employment or higher level apprenticeships. Course dates: September 2019 – June 2020 Course fee: £3022

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We offer individually designed progression routes through a variety of different courses to enable you to identify your starting point, develop your skills and then progress through the levels to achieve English qualifications. Short courses run throughout the year and learners may join them at any point. If you miss out on a Starter course you can apply for a short course that sounds suitable for you.

The following courses offer a framework through which any individual student can develop an individual learning plan in conjunction with their tutor, that is personal to them, allows flexibility of entry points and offers appropriate skill development enabling progression to an English qualification.

BEGIN COURSES

English Starter Courses. These are used to help us find your current level of ability in English. You may not need to do all these courses.

Finding your level in EnglishAssess your skills in different aspects of the English Language.

Punctuate with Confidence Stage OneStart to develop your punctuation skills.

Grammar with Confidence Stage OneStart to develop your grammar skills.

Spell with Confidence Stage OneStart to develop your spelling skills.

Introduction to Writing SkillsStart to develop your skills in writing creatively.

Acting Stage OneStart to develop confidence in speaking, listening and performing role plays in groups.

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DISCOVER COURSES

Short Courses at Entry or Level 1 . At this point, you may be advised to do one or more of these short courses, or to go directly onto a qualification course.

Punctuate, Spell and use Grammar Stage OneDevelop your writing skills using correct punctuation, grammar and spelling.

Acting Stage TwoFurther develop confidence in performing in front of groups and writing creatively.

Mindfulness for Creative Writing Use mindfulness techniques to inspire your creative writing.

Creative Writing around NorthernFurther develop your creative writing styles.

Singing for Pleasure & Writing Song LyricsDevelop your skills in writing lyrics and in singing as part of a group or solo.

English Short Courses at Level 1/Level 2. At this point, you may be advised to do one or more of these short courses, or to go directly onto a qualification course.

Confidence to Learn and SucceedDevelop your skills to write using a formal style and to talk about a topic in front of a group.

Punctuate with Confidence Stage TwoStart to develop confidence in your writing skills and your skills in speaking and listening in groups.

Grammar with Confidence Stage TwoFurther develop your grammar skills.

Spell with Confidence Stage TwoFurther develop your spelling skills.

Punctuate, Spell and Use Grammar Stage TwoFurther develop your skills in using punctuation, grammar and spelling to improve your reading and writing.

Writing for Purpose Develop your writing skills to prepare you for English qualifications.

Reading Between the Lines Develop your reading skills to prepare you for English qualifications.


Acting Stage TwoFurther develop confidence in speaking and performing in front of a group and in writing creatively. (You must complete Acting Stage One before you can apply for this course)

Speaking and Presenting with Confidence Develop communication skills in presenting and speaking and listening in groups and in presenting in front of whole group.

The Language of Imagery: Preparation for GCSE EnglishUse techniques in the language of imagery and poetry to prepare for GCSE English.

Great Expectations: Understanding Victorian LiteratureDevelop your understanding of the Victorian writers to help you prepare for GCSE English.

Acting Stage ThreeDevelop skills in group work and presentation by directing and in writing through preparing scripts.

SUCCEED COURSES

Entry Level 3 Functional English*

Level 1 Functional English*

Level 2 Functional English*

Please contact us to arrange an assessment to determine which level you should apply for.

GCSE English Language*You must be able to attend a weekly half day session in order to do this qualification.



I have improved talking with people and met new friends

Maths

Introducing maths skills courses at Northern College

We offer individually designed progression routes through a variety of different courses to enable you to identify your starting point, develop your skills, and then progress through the levels to achieve Maths qualifications. Short courses run throughout the year, and learners may join them at any point. If you miss out on an assessment course you can apply for a short course that sounds suitable for you.

The following courses offer a framework through which any individual student can develop an individual learning plan in conjunction with their tutor, that is personal to them, allows flexibility of entry points and offers appropriate sequenced skill development enabling progression to a Maths qualification.

BEGIN COURSES

Assessment Courses - These are used to help us find your current level of ability in Maths.

Finding your Level in MathsAssess your skills in a variety of Maths topics and prepare a plan for your next steps to gaining a Maths qualification.

Mindfulness 4 MathsUsing mindfulness techniques to calm yourself when learning Maths and prepare a plan for your next steps to gaining a Maths qualification.

Helped us all to get to know each other that’s on our course, making it easier to take part in group discussions and be more confident

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These can also be used to help establish your skills level and to further develop your Maths skills in particular areas .

Maths MakeoverCalculation methods with numbers and decimals.

Fabulous FractionsSkills with fractions.

Understanding the Metric systemDevelop skills in measures and shapes using the metric system.

DISCOVER COURSES

Short courses (Level 1 and 2). These can be used to further develop your skill areas in preparation for qualification courses

Nature’s NumbersSkills in ratios, number patterns and shapes.

Perfect your PercentagesDevelop your skills working with percentages, fractions and ratios.

Healthy Numbers Skills in imperial and metric measures.

Getting Ready for GCSE Maths Bridging the gap across a range of Maths skills.

SUCCEED COURSES

Entry Level Functional Maths*

Level 1 Functional Maths*

Level 2 Functional Maths*

Please contact us to arrange an assessment to determine which level you should apply for.

GCSE Maths*You must be able to attend either a weekly evening session or residential short course every two weeks in order to do this qualification.

Social Studies

The Social Studies programme provides you with an introduction to a wide range of courses intended to build your skills and knowledge for further learning, employment and everyday life. You are advised to begin with one of the ‘Begin’ courses; as your interests develop, you will be able to select ‘Discover’ courses from a particular area and then work towards qualifications at Level 1 or Level 2. You will be helped to plan the most appropriate route for your learning journey.

BEGIN COURSESHistory of Wentworth CastleStudy the history of Wentworth Castle to discover the life and times of its previous inhabitants.Free

Return to Learn If you are returning to study after a long break or if you want to brush up your study skills, this course will be ideal. It focuses on developing reading, note-taking and writing skills.Free

Introduction to Substance Misuse Look at the causes of addiction and sources of help available.Free

Introduction to Criminology Investigate why people commit crimes and the relationship between crime, the individual and society.Free

Introduction to Navigation for Walkers Learn to improve your map reading skills on this practically-based walking course.Free

Get Active around Northern Explore your physical and mental wellbeing and take part in practically-based activities in the beautiful setting of Wentworth Castle.Free


First Steps in First AidLearn a range of basic first aid skills in a fun and practical way.Free

Mental Health First AidLearn some of the basic stages in recognising mental health issues.Free

Understanding Issues in Mental Health Gain an insight into living with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.Free

There are opportunities in the evenings to do some more research on subjects in a peaceful environment like the library


DISCOVER COURSESThe Adventure of EnglishFind out how the English we use today has changed over the last 2,000 years and where the words you speak came from.£45

Colonialism, Slavery and Yorkshire Examine the links between the Industrial Revolution in Yorkshire and its links to colonialism and the anti-slavery movement.£45

Understanding the Wentworth Castle Estate Discover how the landscape of stately homes has developed and influenced the British countryside.£45

Understanding Victorian Britain Come and discover what life was like in Victorian Britain. £45

Study Skills for Level 3 This course focuses on developing your skills as a researcher, writer and presenter. It will be excellent preparation for those starting the Level 3 Diploma.£45

Understanding Sociology Discover how sociology opens up a new understanding of our own behaviour and that of social groups.£45

A Child’s World: Introduction to Child Psychology This course will give you an insight into the mind of a child and introduce some child development theories.£45

Psychology of Sex and Gender This course explores why men and women may look at issues in a different way.£45

Service User Involvement and MentoringThis course will help those with experience of treatment agencies get the most from the service.£45

Understanding Youth WorkConsider the factors that impact young lives and investigate pathways into youth work.£45


Criminology 2: Discovering DesistanceThis course will focus on how someone stops committing crime. (You should have completed the Introduction to Criminology course before attending this.)£45

Youth Offending: What Works? This course will investigate how offenders can be rehabilitated.£45

Politics: What’s it to you? Explore how politics impacts on your daily life.£45

Leading Group WalksMore experienced walkers can learn strategies to lead others on walks in the countryside.£45

Follow on First AidOnce you have some experience of first aid, develop your skills on this qualification based course.£45

Understanding DyslexiaThis course is for those who are affected by dyslexia and will explore strategies for dyslexia support. £45

Counselling for BeginnersFind out what counselling is and explore the person-centred approach.£45

Understanding Counselling TheoriesThis course explores a number of different theories and approaches to counselling and follows on from the Beginners course.£45

Introduction to the Psychology of Health and WellbeingStudy how our attitudes and beliefs impact on our health experience.£45

Kids: They don’t come with a HandbookWork together to develop a positive parenting toolkit: be more confident when liaising with professionals and co-parent successfully.£45

Teenagers: Coping with ChangeExplore the strengths and challenges of your relationship with your teenager.£45

Teen PPPThis practical parenting course will help you manage your teenager’s behaviour.£45 @northerncollege • /northerncollege18

SUCCEED COURSESLevel 1 Award in Progression (Social Science)*This accredited course explores themes of drug awareness and addiction. The course runs over two weekends.£69

Level 2 Award in Progression (Social Science)*Develop your research and writing skills by studying themes around crime, deviance, law and order and young people. The course has two sessions – 5 days followed by 3 days – you must be available to attend both sessions.£99

Level 2 Award in Work Preparation*Running over three weekends, this course will help prepare you for getting a job and will also include some work experience with the National Trust at Wentworth Castle.£99

Level 2 Certificate in Progression (Combined Studies)*A ten week course which provides you with an introduction to a range of subjects and is an ideal preparation for the Access to HE course.£249

Level 1 Award in Personal Wellbeing*This course runs over two weekends and will help you learn how to make balanced and informed choices about your life.£69

Level 1 Award in Progression (Health and Social Care)*Develop your understanding of working in the care sector by studying equality and disabled people and the roles and responsibilities of care work.£69

Level 2 Award in Progression (Health and Social Care)This Level 2 award runs over three weekends and will develop your understanding of counselling theories, mental health issues and health promotion.£99

Level 2 Pre-Access Diploma in Progression (Social Studies)Do you want to go to university but are not sure you are ready yet for the Access to HE course? This Pre-Access Diploma is designed to support you to develop your study skills throughout the course, learning how to research and write academic essays and reports, to prepare you to progress onto an Access to HE qualification. The modules you will study include Psychology, Social Policy, Literature, Criminology and History. You will be in college for 3 days each week starting in September and finishing in March. If you need a bit more time to think about what you want to do at university, or you need to develop your study skills or need time to gain an English and/or Maths qualification, then this could be the right course for you. You don’t need any qualifications to come on this course but you do need to be determined to challenge yourself and work hard for 6 months. You could get some financial support to help with the fees for this course. Course dates: September 2019 – March 2020 Course fees: £837

Level 2 Pre-Access Diploma (Health Science Professions)Are you thinking about applying to study a health related degree but need to work on your skills before applying to an Access to HE course? Then this course could set you on the right path. If you need a bit more time to think about what you want to do at university, or you need to develop your study skills or need time to gain an English and/or Maths qualification, then this could be the right course for you. You don’t need any qualifications to come on this course but you do need to be determined to challenge yourself and work hard. The course will introduce you to a wide range of subjects at Level 2 including Health Studies, Safeguarding, Biology and Psychology. You will get the chance to work on your study skills throughout the course, learning how to research and write academic essays and reports, to enable you to progress onto an Access to HE qualification. Course dates: January 2020 – July 2020 Course fees: £837

Access to HE in Humanities and Social ScienceThe Access to HE course is a fast track to university that will give you the qualifications you need in just 9 months! You don’t necessarily need any prior qualifications to apply for this course and most of our students have been out of education for some time. What you do need is the determination to succeed and a willingness to work hard for 9 months. We offer two Access to HE qualifications: in Computing and Humanities and Social Science. The Humanities and Social Sciences course offers modules in Psychology, Sociology, Criminology, Politics, History and Literature. This course would be appropriate for students wishing to progress onto degree level courses, employment or higher level apprenticeships. Course dates: September 2019 – June 2020 Course fee: £3022


Fantastic, awe inspiring place, fantastic tutors, everyone is polite & easy to get on with, the 2 tutors we had were excellent, friendly & easy to talk to



Teacher Training and Education

DISCOVER COURSESIntroduction to Teaching and Supporting LearningDo you want to know more about teaching or supporting learning in schools, colleges or adult and community learning? This course provides a taster of such work, enabling you to discover and decide on the pathway that is right for you. £45

SUCCEED COURSESLevel 2 Award for Learning Support PractitionersThe Level 2 Award for Learning Support Practitioners prepares you for supporting learning in a wide range of contexts. This qualification is useful for those wishing to try out the role and for others who have learning support as a small part of their wider work role. The Award also provides an important stepping stone for those in related volunteer roles.£195

Level 3 Award in Education and Training This Award is for those who work, or who are interested in working, as a teacher, trainer, facilitator in the adult, community and voluntary sectors. It is the first step qualification which covers all the basics and more. Never boring, always enjoyable, this all-new PTLLS is a great place to start or refresh your teaching journey.

The course is ‘blended learning’ which means as well as spending time in class (the equivalent of 5 days) you also engage with us online. We run the course several times a year: some Monday to Friday, others are over two Friday to Sunday weekends and we also run a 12 week evening course.

We are able to deliver bespoke models of this course for organisations, both on and off-site.

£395 non-residential or £495 residential

I could reflect in the safe environment without real life taking over


Awards of the University of Huddersfield CertEd/PGCE/PGDipE in Lifelong Learning*This two year, part-time, in-service course takes the robust, standard framework of the Cert Ed (if you don’t have a degree) or PGCE/PGDipE (if you do) and lays over it a curriculum of social purpose education. It’s a teaching qualification that makes you think and one which has a social purpose heart.

Course fee: £3585 per year*

BA (Hons) Education & Professional Development*This two year part-time top up honours degree is aimed at anyone working in education, training and workforce development across public, private, Trade Union and voluntary sector settings. The learning builds on the Cert Ed (or equivalent training/experience) to enhance critical reflexion, knowledge of policy and practice, research and academic scholarship.

Course fee: £4475.50 per year*

*Course is eligible for a Student Finance England Loan. Loans begin to be paid back when your personal income rises above £25,000 per annum.


Community Learning Courses

These courses are courses that will support first steps into college, develop your confidence and create a pathway of progression towards further study and either voluntary or paid work.

Come along on a day visit, where you will get to know the tutors, find out where your current skills are and begin to develop a plan for your future progression. During the day visit you will be recommended to come along and join in with one of the following Confidence courses to suit your needs and interest.

To find out more about day visits, contact us on 01226 776000.

BEGIN COURSESConfidence and WellbeingDevelop your confidence and wellbeing.£45

Community and MeExplore what it means to be active in your community and the potential role you could play.£45

Forest ConfidenceDevelop your confidence in the outdoors, learn how to use hand tools, work with others to solve problems, improve your communication.£45

Introduction to Peer MentoringA short course that introduces the principles of communication and mentoring.£45

It’s my first course at college and the tutor was helpful, clear and made me feel it’s OK not to know everything. I learnt a lot


DISCOVER COURSESSustainable Living*Carbon footprint, recycling, upcycling, just a few topics that are covered in this course to help you to live sustainably and to a budget.£45

Volunteer? Who? Me?Discover what it means to be a volunteer and how to become a volunteer.£45

Developing your Community GroupLearn how to improve your community group to meet community needs.£45

Women and LeadershipExplore the role of women in leadership in past and present times.£45

Equality and LeadershipDevelop an understanding of how equality and leadership work together.£45

Outdoor LeadershipDevelop your leadership skills using the outdoor environment.£45

Film MakingLearn how to create a film from storyboards to creating a short film.£45

Level 1 Award in Peer MentoringDevelop your skills and explore the role of a peer mentor. Discover how you might be able to mentor others.£69

SUCCEED COURSESLevel 2 Award in Peer Mentoring*Develop your skills and practice further to support progression into becoming a Peer Mentor or volunteer.£199



What happens when I apply?

When we receive your application form, a tutor makes a decision about your ability to benefit from the course based on the information you provide. Therefore, it is important that you complete the section on “why you want to come on the course.” If you are offered a place on a course, you need to return your confirmation as soon as possible as places are often limited. We frequently get more applicants than there are places so if you cannot attend, please let us know.

What’s included in the course?

You may be staying residentially at the college. Accommodation is included along with breakfast and evening meals during your stay. If you have particular dietary needs you will need to let us know. Most short courses last 2 nights although some courses may go on longer. There may be organised activities that take place in the evenings and there is a bar on campus. You can access the beautiful gardens surrounding the college and a multi-faith prayer room is available for use. All students have access to the Library and Learning Support Centre where there is access to computers, books, DVDs, newspapers and other resources. The college has a campus wide Wi-Fi network.

Will I fit in?

The college welcomes applications from people who have had limited educational opportunities in the past and we work hard to address inequalities related to age, disability, race, faith, sex, sexual orientation, gender reassignment and social class. The college creates a welcoming, stimulating and safe environment where people from diverse backgrounds can work together. Whilst at college we expect everyone to be considerate of the rights and interests of other college users and ask you not to create a noise near the residential blocks after 11pm, to respect others’ property, to treat people with respect, to smoke only in the designated areas and take care of college buildings and furnishings.

Frequently Asked Questions


Will I have to pay?

Tuition fees vary for courses. You will find the fees alongside the name of the course. Some courses are free for all and most will be free for students on certain types of benefit and low wages. You may qualify for free courses and this can be discussed with the Registry team.

What support can I get on the course?

Students with specific needs may benefit from a confidential discussion with our dedicated Additional Learning Support team who can provide advice, information and support to help students reach their full potential.

Can my children come?

We have a limited number of childcare places for children aged over 6 months and under 12 years. When applying for the course you can complete their details on the application form; remember to let us know if your child has any special needs. The Children’s Centre cannot take children who have been withdrawn from school.

What do I need to bring with me?

You will need to bring your own towels and toiletries along with a notepad and pen for any coursework you do. Think about how much money to bring to pay for lunches, snacks or in the bar. If coming with children have you packed their favourite toys to play with in the evening? Remember to notify us of any special requirements for either yourself or your child. Remember to bring your programme, which shows the times of the sessions.

Why are some courses marked with an asterisk(*)?

These courses are more specialised than others and might not be suitable for you without doing some other introductory courses first. You may need to have a guidance session with a member of staff to help you decide which courses may best suit your needs.

If you have any further questions please call a member of the Registry team on 01226 776000.


LocationThe college is surrounded by the Wentworth Castle Gardens which is the first National Trust property in South Yorkshire

M1 Motorway toLeeds & North Dodworth Rd

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M1 Motorway toSheffield & South

Ÿ Go 500 yds and turn left at obelisk(The Walk - signposted Pilley).

From the South via M1 J36

Ÿ Take third exit through the traffic lights (A61).

Ÿ From Barnsley InterchangeTaxis or Buses ( 23, 23a & 24 ) are available

By Rail or Coach

Ÿ Travel two miles, through Hood Green village.

Ÿ At the roundabout take first exit (A61).

Ÿ Please check Travel Line 01709 515151or www.travelsouthyorkshire.com

Ÿ The college entrance is on your right as you descend the hill.

Ÿ College entrance is at the top of the hill.

Ÿ Straight on at the crossroads, up the hill.

Ÿ Go along the road (approx 3 miles),don't turn off.

From Sheffield/Huddersfield via A629

Ÿ Upon arrival in Thurgoland turn right (from Sheffield) or left (from Huddersfield) at the traffic lights.

Ÿ Go along until next set of traffic lights(approx 1 mile) turn right down the hilland over the motorway bridge.

Ÿ Continue to crossroads (approx 1 mile).

By Car

Ÿ Turn right. College entrance is at the top of the hill.

Ÿ Take first exit on roundabout.

Ÿ Turn right at traffic lights.

Located approximately 3 miles west of Barnsley, the college is just 10 minutes by car from both junctions 36 and 37 of the M1.

From the North via M1 Exit J37

Ÿ Turn left at the next junction.

Ÿ Take middle lane (A6133) to traffic lights.

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