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Course GuideJanuary – July 2015

For information and details of all City College Peterborough courses, visit our website at

www.citycollegepeterborough.ac.uk

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City College Peterborough Brook Street Peterborough PE1 1TU

City College Peterborough John Mansfield Campus Western Avenue, Dogsthorpe Peterborough PE1 4HX

Information correct at time of going to print: November 2014. City College Peterborough reserves the right to withdraw courses without notice.

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A message from the Principal

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ContentsA message from the Principal 2

How to enrol 3

College term dates 3

Have Your Say: College Voice 3

College Saturdays 4

Arts and Crafts 12

Complementary Therapies 22

Computers & ICT 23

Cookery 27

Counselling 30

DIY & Motor Vehicle 31

English & Maths 33

English for Speakers of Other Languages 33

Family Learning 34

Learning in your Community 35

First Aid 36

Food Safety 37

Gardening 38

Services – Room Hire 39

– Coffee Shop 39

History 40

Languages 42

Literature 43

Music 45

Photography 46

Supported Adult Learning 47

Teacher and Trainer Training 48

Get that Job Employability 49

Qualifications for the Workplace 50

16+ Choices 54

Important informationFees & Payment 56

Concessionary Fees 56

24+ Loans 57

Equality & Diversity 57

Child & Vulnerable Adult Safeguarding 57

Information, Advice & Guidance 58

Learning Support 58

Learners with Disabilities 58

Accessibility 58

How to find us 59

How to enrol

Have Your Say: College VoiceWould you like to have your say about College life? Then why not join your College Voice Committee? The group meets once a term to talk about the big and little things, that help make your experience with the College more fulfilling.The group is looking for new members who would like to represent their class or the interests of learners generally. (We can have more than one representative per class.) This is your chance to put forward thoughts, ideas or concerns on behalf of your class.

To find out more, contact College Voice, City College Peterborough, Brook Street, Peterborough PE1 1TU or email [email protected]

In personYou can enrol in person at our Main Office at City College Peterborough, Brook Street

Reception opening hours8.30am – 8pm Monday – Thursday (5pm non term time) 8.30am – 5pm Friday9am – 2pm Saturday (Saturday School days only)

By phoneCall (01733) 761361 using credit/debit cards.

By postPlease give your full name, address and telephone number together with full details of the course you wish to enrol on; enclosing the correct fee (cheques made payable to City College Peterborough) and send to City College Peterborough, Brook Street, Peterborough PE1 1TU.

Unique learner numberOnce you have enrolled onto the course(s) of your choice through the College, you will be issued separately with your own Unique Learner Number. This number is issued by a Government organisation, Learner Records Service (LRS) to help you monitor and manage your participation and achievement data via their website www.miap.gov.uk.

A large print version of this course guide is available at Reception at the College. Should you require this information in any other format or language, please contact our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361.

Welcome to City College

Peterborough. I would like to welcome new and existing

students to City College Peterborough. Whether you wish to learn for work, career progression or simply for the love of learning a new hobby or interest and meet like-minded people, we offer a wide range of programmes and courses for young people and adults of all ages.

People recognise that learning is one of the greatest investments they can make for their future and that of their families and communities as it opens up a wealth of opportunities.

The College has always worked in close partnership with other community organizations in the city to provide courses that meet the needs of our community. Students appreciate the high quality learning experience that the College provides and go on to use their skills to enhance their lives.

Please take a look through this course guide; I do hope that you will find a course that appeals to you. But if you don’t find the course you’re looking for, please contact me via email: [email protected] and let me know what you would like us to offer in the future.

I look forward to seeing you in the forthcoming year and hope you enjoy your chosen course(s) with us.

Pat CarringtonPrincipal/Head of Service

College Term DatesSpring TermTerm starts Monday 12 January Half-term Monday 16 – Friday 20 February Term ends Friday 27 March

Summer TermTerm starts Monday 13 April Half-term Monday 25 – Friday 29 May Term ends Friday 17 July

Online at www.citycollegepeterborough.ac.uk You can enrol and pay for the course of your choice online. Payment is required at the time of enrolment. Please see Fees and Payment details on page 56.

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Alexander Techniques for MusiciansAs a musician, your posture is very important to you. Good posture will improve your playing. Learn how you can improve your posture, general well-being and health.

Tutor Jenny Walsh

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360032

Craft – Create Three Bags in a DayDo you have a passion for bags? Would you like to be able to make a unique design? This fun course will show you how to make three bags in just one day including a lined bag, a drawstring bag and the chance to design one of your own.

Tutor Lesley Thomas

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360022

Colour TherapyInterested in how colour can enhance your life? Do you know why you have a favourite colour? Ever wonder why you feel stressed in certain situations? This course will teach you how you can use colour in your life.

Tutor Karin Odain

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360030

Gluten Free Pizza MakingAre you intolerant to Wheat and Gluten or do you know someone who is? This short course will teach you how to work with Gluten Free ingredients to make your own succulent pizza.

Tutor Paul White

Time 11:00 –15:00

Cost £20 Code 7360013

Learn to Speak with ConfidenceImprove your confidence to speak in avariety of settings e.g. work, social events and occasions. You will learn some basictechniques to plan, create notes and learnmore about your voice and body to deliverperfect presentations every time.

Tutor Tony Alexander

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360029

Literature – World of PoetryThis course will offer a stimulating, enjoyable and accessible journey through poetry of all kinds and periods. It will explore the ways poetry enhances our appreciation of words and connects directly to our deepest emotions and experiences.

Tutor Tim Wilson

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 12360006

ReflexologyReflexology is focused primarily on the feet. This short course will teach you how to locate reflex points and how they are linked to other parts of the body to enhance your massage skills.

Tutor Joy Whitehead

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360028

Photoshop Tips & TricksLearn how to edit, re-touch, re-store and enhance your images. Create exciting montages and special effects, such as converting your photo to a painting and how to add type to your images to create posters and leaflets.

Tutor Chris Lane

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 6360009

Sugarcraft – Mother’s Day CakeDo you enjoy making cakes and would like to learn more about sugarcraft and how to decorate them? Join this workshop and learn how to decorate a cake with a Mother’s Day theme.

Tutor Karen Gordon

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 7360010

Mother’s Day Flower ArrangementThis course is suitable for absolute beginners and people who wish to further develop their skills to learn about flower arranging techniques. This will incorporate the theme of Mother’s Day and will make the perfect gift!

Tutor Joy Parker

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £15 Code 9360032

An Introduction to Reiki Learn the concepts and practice of Reiki and study the origins of this therapy. Explore the theory and science behind this energy healing process.

Tutor Annie Alexander

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360031

Grow Your Own Veg in Small SpacesYou will learn some basic skills and tips about growing plants and veg in small spaces such as pots, grow bags and hanging baskets. You will also find out more about micro veg, sprouting seeds, pricking out and repotting.

Tutor Justin Preston-High

Time 10:00 –14:00

Cost £22 Code 3960001

Bricklaying in a DayThis introductory course will cover the basics in bricklaying and will teach you how to mix the mortar and use all the different tools needed to build a brick structure to save money on your DIY projects.

Tutor Ian Redhead

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 5360003

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Getting to Know Your Sewing MachineDo you have a sewing machine lurking in the cupboard? Bring it along to this fun and informative day and learn some new skills to create your own items.

Tutor Sharon Backler

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360024

Thermo Auricular Therapy (Hopi)This course will take a brief look at the history of hopi ear candles, what ailments the candles can be used for together with safety advice. There will be a demo on how to give an ear treatment to friends and family, together with an acupressure facial technique given after the treatment.

Tutor Joy Whitehead

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360033

Meditation and RelaxationAre you stressed out with everyday life? Have trouble sleeping? Can’t relax or switch off? Then you need to learn how to meditate and relax. Join our one day meditation/relaxation workshop and you will learn how to: de-stress, focus your breathing, release everyday stress and anxieties and use relaxation techniques.

Tutor Karin Odain

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360034

Location Photography for BeginnersThis course will build on your photographic skills and have you feel confident in taking on specific photographic projects. Be prepared to have fun!

Tutor Adrian Stone

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £28 Code 6360010

Wedding Cake Decoration SugarcraftAdd your own personal touch to your wedding cake on this workshop. You will learn how to create flowers and other accessories to create the perfect wedding cake.

Tutor Karen Gordon

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 7360011

Flower Arranging Button Holes and CorsagesThis course is suitable for absolute beginners and people who wish to further develop their skills to learn about flower arranging techniques. During this session you will learn how to make wonderful button holes and corsages.

Tutor Joy Parker

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £15 Code 9360033


A Taste of Upholstery @ John Mansfield CentreThis class will show you the basics of upholstery and teach you the techniques needed to revitalise your furniture.

Tutor Linda Cree

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360023

Introduction to Car Maintenance @ John Mansfield CentreDo you want to improve your understanding of how a car works and be able to tackle the small maintenance tasks yourself rather than having to ask for help? This course will introduce you to ‘whats under the bonnet’ and show you how to change a bulb, check your tyre pressure and how to change a tyre.

Tutor Paul Isaacson

Time 10:00 –14:00

Cost £20 Code 4360004

CIEH – Food Safety in Catering Level 2If you work in the Catering or Hospitality industries or are wanting to, or deal with food within your job role, our Food Safety courses will provide you with the necessary qualifications to prepare and store food to comply with Food Safety Standards.

Tutor Valerie Snowdon

Time 09:00 –17:00

Cost £65 Code 7160004

First Steps into CounsellingThis short course will cover listening and responding skills, contracting, confidentiality, self development, supervision and the nature of counselling. You will also examine different methods and dimensions of counselling and gain an insight into related courses should you wish to progress in this area.

Tutor Janine Baxter

Time 09:30 –16:00

Cost £55 Code 1360039

Family Easter CraftsKids! Bring an adult along and

have a go at some great, fun Easter crafts. Decorate wooden Easter Eggs in different ways, make some unusual Easter cards, make your own daffodils and lots of other fun activities for you to try out.

Tutor Margaret Packer

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £10 Code 14360020

Indian EmbroideryThis day course will look at some of the traditional techniques used including sheesa mirror work by making a small bag or sampler using embroidery stitches.

Tutor Jan Mountford

Time 10:00-16:00

Cost £65 Code 03960043

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Location Photography for Digital SLR UsersThis course will build on your photographic skills and help you feel confident in taking on specific photographic projects. Be prepared to have fun!

Tutor Adrian Stone

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £28 Code 6360011

Create Your Own Photo MovieThis course will introduce you to Photomovie. Your course will cover learning how to use Photomovie to capture your own memories and events.

Tutor Chris Lane

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 6360012

Make a Child’s Sundress in a DayWould you like to be able to design a dress for a child? This fun one-day new course will give you the opportunity to create a sundress in just one day.

Tutor Lesley Thomas

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360025

Creative Basket MakingYou will learn how to create a coiled, woven and plaited basket made from a choice of recycled materials. By the end of the course you will have three or more baskets to take home with you.

Tutor Kathryn Moore

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360028

Reiki 1Learn the concepts and practice of Reiki and study the origins of this therapy. Explore the theory and science behind this energy healing process. This is the next step from an Introduction to Reiki.

Tutor Annie Alexander

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360036


Gluten Free Basic Tea Breads and Cake MakingGain a basic knowledge on gluten free flours and skills to create wonderful simple tea breads and cakes including a lemon and poppy seed cake and a banana ginger tea bread.

Tutor Paul White

Time 11:00 –15:00

Cost £20 Code 7360014

Learn to Dye Your Own Fabrics and ThreadsLearn how to dye your own fabrics and threads using a variety of methods with procion dyes. You will learn bucket dyeing, low immersion and ice dyeing, as well as manipulation to create pattern and texture. Space dyeing thread will be used for embroidery. Bring along your recycled cottton fabrics such as sheets or shirts, or bought cotton fabrics, such as pre-washed calico.

Tutor Jan Mountford

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360039

Family Crafty

Recycling – A Really ‘Rubbish’ WorkshopWould you like to know how you can make a whole load of things for free?Come along to a fantastic, idea-packed session on crafty things to do with the clean recyclable waste that would normally head straight to your green bin.With the addition of sticky stuff and imagination, your tutor will show you how to make a bird, a bird feeder, fabulous flowers and even some cool jewellery.

Tutor Lesley Thomas

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £10 Code 14360019

Stained Glass Sun CatchersExperience a new craft. Learn how to work and manipulate glass to make dazzling suncatchers for your windows or conservatories.

Tutor Louise Denny

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 9360035

Mixing and Blending Aromatherapy Oils & Simple MassageLearn more about the benefits of natural oils and how to mix them to create blends for massage purposes. You will also learn how to carry out basic massages safely on friends and family during the session.

Tutor Joy Whitehead

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360037

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Gift Wrapping with BowsThis course is suitable for absolute beginners and people who wish to further develop their skills to learn about wrapping bows to put on all their presents.

Tutor Joy Parker

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £15 Code 9360034

Creating Beds and Borders for Your GardenThis course will cover a broad range of borders that can be created using a wide variety of plants. You will create and design your own herbaceous, dry or shady border.

Tutor Justin Preston-High

Time 10:00 –14:00

Cost £22 Code 3960003

Sugarcraft Wedding Cake WorkshopAdd your own personal touch to your wedding cake on this workshop. You will learn how to create flowers and other accessories to create the perfect wedding cake.

Tutor Karen Gordon

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 7360015

Bricklaying in a DayThis introductory course will cover the basics in bricklaying and will teach you how to

mix the mortar and use all the different tools needed to build

a brick structure to save money on your DIY projects.

Tutor Ian Redhead

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 5360004

Introduction to Car Maintenance @ John Mansfield CentreDo you want to improve your understanding of how a car works and be able to tackle the small maintenance tasks yourself rather than having to ask for help? This course will introduce you to ‘what’s under the bonnet’ and show you how to change a bulb, check your tyre pressure and how to change a tyre.

Tutor Paul Isaacson

Time 10:00 –14:00

Cost £20 Code 4360005

NLP – Lose Weight and Gain ConfidenceBeen there and done it all with diets and slimming programmes? Well, come to the personal development takeaway.Join this relaxed, supportive, workshop and discover techniques based on NLP which will move you towards your compelling new future.

Tutor Tony Alexander

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £24 Code 1360035

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First Steps into Counselling

This short course will cover listening and responding skills, contracting, confidentiality, self development, supervision and the nature of counselling. You will also examine different methods and dimensions of counselling and gain an insight into related courses should you wish to progress in this area.

Tutor Janine Baxter

Time 09:30 –16:00

Cost £55 Code 1360040

The Great Peterborough Bake OffFancy a bit of a challenge and a day of fun whilst learning new skills? Then join the Great Peterborough Bake Off where expert baker, Paul White (aka Paulthebaker from Hambleton Bakery, ITV1’s Britain’s Best Bakery 2012) will show you how to make three tasty items using the same ingredients and then you will choose one of them to cook yourself. This will then be judged by a guest panel where you could win a prize!

Tutor Paul White

Time 10:00 –16:00

Cost £28 Code 7360016

CIEH – Food Safety in Catering Level 2If you work in the Catering or Hospitality industries or are wanting to, or deal with food within your job role, our Food Safety courses will provide you with the necessary qualifications to prepare and store food to comply with Food Safety Standards.

Tutor Valerie Snowdon

Time 09:00 –17:00

Cost £65 Code 7160005

Family Summer Fun CraftsChildren, bring an adult along with you and have a go at some unusual summer crafts. Make flowers using different media, gift boxes for teachers leaving presents, cards for all occasions.

Tutor Margaret Packer

Time 10:00 –13:00

Cost £10 Code 14360021

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A flexible workshop that accommodates all media and all levels of skill to develop your individual potential both technical and creative. You will also be involved in a variety of projects which introduce different media alongside demonstrations and discussions.

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Whether you are a complete beginner or have experience in arts and crafts, you will find a range of courses using different media for you to enjoy. There may be a charge for materials on certain courses. Full details of the course(s) of your choice will be provided on the Course Information sheet.


arts and crafts, you will find a range of courses using different media for you to enjoy. There may be a charge for materials on certain courses.

Drawing and Painting in Pastels


This short course will introduce you to working with pastels. By the end of the course you will have completed a painting and be equipped with the basic understanding of the medium.

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Drawing Techniques


This short course is designed for all abilities to improve and extend their drawing skills. The course focuses on how to ‘look’ at subjects, how to translate what you see, and how to apply this to your paper.


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Watercolour Painting


This course combines tuition in basic techniques in watercolours for beginners to more challenging projects for students with experience. It aims to develop individual potential, both technical and creative. This course will cover aspects of drawing and watercolour painting techniques and will provide an introduction into mixed media with watercolours.

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Improve your Drawing Skills

This short course is designed for people all abilities to improve and extend their drawing skills. This course focuses on how to ‘look’ at subjects how to translate what you see and how to apply this to paper.


Kathryn Moore Mon 12/01/2015 18:30 –20:30 5 55 39 9312012

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An Introduction to Expressive Drawing

This course is designed to develop your confidence and skills with a different, innovative approach to figure drawing using methods of both expression and accuracy experimenting with different media.


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Painting Techniques in Acylics and Oils


This course is specifically designed to focus on the techniques and application of the media of oil or acrylic, depending on your preference, onto a variety of different surfaces.

Kathryn Moore Tue 02/06/2015 18:30 –20:30 5 55 39 9322008

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The Art of Landscape Painting in Pastels


Soft Pastels are a beautiful and versatile media – discover how quick and easy they are to be used with expert guidance from your tutor. Subjects will include landscapes and still life, with the opportunity for the students to pursue their own chosen subjects.

Kathryn Moore Wed 14/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 5 55 39 9330017 Wed 15/04/2015 10:00 –12:00 5 55 39 9330019

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Mixed Media Art

Are you interested in drawing, painting and collage? Would you like to learn how to combine these forms of media and more into beautiful pieces of art work? This is a hands-on course designed to open the eyes to a new range of materials and drawing techniques.


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Botanical Art Study

A course designed to work on drawing and painting skills using nature as a starting point with a range of foliage, flowers and natural objects.



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Printmaking Techniques – Designs for Fashion and Home


This course will appeal to people who have an interest in home design, fashion or creative 2-D art work. The basic printmaking techniques that will be taught include lino cut, block and silk screen.


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Oil Painting Techniques


The course combines tuition in basic techniques in oil painting for beginners and more challenging projects for students with experience. The aim is to develop individual potential, both technically and creatively.

Becky Toughill Fri 16/01/2015 09:15 –11:45 10 136 96 9351000

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Taste of Watercolour Painting


This watercolour course is suitable for all levels and abilities, providing tuition in basic application of the media in a variety of exciting and effective ways to create paintings and sketches of landscapes, flower studies, still life and subjects of choice.


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Practical Upholstery @ John Mansfield Centre


Have you ever looked at a piece of furniture and thought ‘I wish my chair looked like that!’ Your course will cover: how to choose the appropriate fabric, tools and finishing items; how to re-cover furniture using various fabrics and techniques; restructuring the item; and, finishing techniques. No previous knowledge or experience is required.

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Upholstery and Soft Furnishings @ John Mansfield Centre


This course will give you the option to try something new. You can gain knowledge of traditional techniques to upholster your chosen piece of furniture or create different styles of curtains, cushions, pelmets and blinds with soft furnishing skills. This course is suitable for all levels.

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Upholstery Craft for All @ John Mansfield Centre


This course is workshop-based to allow you to repair and recover an item of your choice with modern and traditional skills and techniques. The course is suitable for all levels.

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This course covers a range of top tips and methods for getting the most out of your point and shoot camera for object and project photography.



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Dressmaking for Beginners


This course is an ideal course to get you started in dressmaking. You will be taken through each part of the process step-by-step. By making a skirt, you will learn how to take accurate measurements, read a pattern and follow instructions, use a sewing machine to achieve a well-finished garment you’ll be proud of .

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Dressmaking for the Confident


The aim of this course is to elevate your dressmaking skills from homemade to handmade. Dressmaking for the confident is a workshop style class where you will work on your own projects and with the support of your tutor, extend your skills to include more complex patterns and more difficult techniques. You will also learn how to take accurate measurements which you can transfer to your patterns to improve fit, how to overcome problems and pick up the tips that will help you to sew with confidence.

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Silver Jewellery for Beginners @ John Mansfield Centre


This course is an introduction into the world of silver jewellery making and will teach you the foundation techniques needed to create your own jewellery.

Ian Langford Wed 14/01/2015 18:30 –20:30 10 113 80 9332008

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Silver Jewellery Making for the Intemediate @ John Mansfield Centre


This course is designed for individuals who have a basic understanding of silverjewellery making and wish to develop their skills further to create more complexpieces of jewellery.

Louise Denny Wed 14/01/2015 14:00 –16:00 10 113 79 9331020

Wed 03/06/2015 14:00 –16:00 10 113 79 9331013

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Enamelled Jewellery @ John Mansfield Centre

Would you like to learn the basics and create beautiful enamel jewellery? Come along and join this course and you will learn a range of new skills and techniques to create something personal and unique.


Louise Denny Thu 15/01/2015 18:30 –20:30 5 65 45 9342008

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The College also offers a range of one-day Arts & Crafts Saturday courses.Please see pages 4–11 to find out more.


How to use a Die-cutting Machine

Would you like to learn how to use your die-cutting machine for scrapbooking, card making, paper craft and a variety of other crafts? Bring it along and we’ll show you how.


Joy Parker Wed 14/01/2015 10:00 –12:30 4 55 39 9330021

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3D Jewellery – Wax Casting for Beginners


This course will teach you all of the basics in creating 3D metal jewellery using the ancient art of lost wax casting. You will learn a range of techniques including wax carving, tool techniques to give you the skills to create a piece of jewellery in silver by the end of the course.

Fiona Jones Wed 14/01/2015 18:00 –20:30 10 136 96 9332010

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Scrapbooking For All

Bring your photographs and memorabilia along to create your own scrapbook using a range of crafting tecniques.


Joy Parker Tue 13/01/2015 13:00 –15:00 4 49 34 9321011

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A Taste of Crafts

On this course you will get a taste of a variety of different craft techniques. During the course you will learn the skills and techniques for the following crafts: knitting, card marking, crocheting and patch working.


Joy Parker Tue 13/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 4 49 34 9320025

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Stained Glass Making for Beginners

Would you like to learn the basics and create stained glass? Come along and join this course and you will learn a range of new skills including use of colours and designs.


Louise Denny Thu 16/04/2015 18:30 –20:30 10 119 83 9342009

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range of one-day Arts & Crafts

Pottery and Sculpture Design

Suitable for people of all abilities to learn about working with ceramic materials, pinching, coiling, slabbing, throwing and sculpture as well as decorating and glazing.

Suitable for people of all abilities to learn about working with

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Jonty Meyer Tue 13/01/2015 09:30 –12:00 10 143 100 9320024

Tue 13/01/2015 13:00 –15:30 10 143 100 9321009

Tue 14/04/2015 09:30 –12:00 10 146 103 9320021

Tue 14/04/2015 13:00 –15:30 10 146 103 9321007


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Whether you want to learn how to use a computer for work, home or for pleasure, you can choose from a wide range of courses.

Computers for Beginners


Would you like to learn to become more confident with your computer? Come along and join this course and you could learn a range of new skills to create, save and retrieve documents and use the internet.

Elaine Goodwin Fri 16/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 10 109 77 6350006

Fri 17/04/2015 10:00 –12:00 12 131 92 6350005

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Computers for Intermediate


Would you like to learn more intermediate activities with your computer? Come along and join this course and you could learn a range of new skills, including: how to create and manipulate documents, how to create cards and calendars. Using the Internet securely – shopping etc. Create a slide show using PowerPoint. Upload photos from a camera or phone.

Elaine Goodwin Thu 15/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 10 109 77 6340012

Thu 16/04/2015 10:00 –12:00 12 131 92 6340011

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See pages 4–11 for details of our Saturday programmes:

Alexander Techniques for Musicians – (07/03/2015)

Colour Therapy – (07/03/2015)

Learn to Speak with Confidence – (07/03/2015)

Reflexology – (07/03/2015)

An Introduction to Reiki – (07/03/2015)

Thermo Auricular Therapy (Hopi) – (16/05/2015)

Meditation and Relaxation – (16/05/2015)

Mixing and Blending Aromatherapy Oils & Simple Massage – (16/05/2015)

Reiki 1 – (13/06/2015)

NLP – Lose Weight and Gain Confidence – (13/06/2015)


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Complementary Therapies

Discover the World of Complementary Therapies


Are you interested in finding out more about complementary therapies? Are you looking to train as a therapist but unsure what to do? Would you like to learn how to give simple treatments to friends and family? If so, then this is the course for you!

Joy Whitehead Wed 15/04/2015 10:00 –12:00 6 68 47 1330004

Wed 15/04/2015 18:00 –20:00 6 68 47 1332002

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Stress Management

Are you always ‘multi tasking’? Do you have too much ‘mind chatter’? If so, then this is the course for you to change your life for the better.


Joy Whitehead Wed 21/01/2015 18:00 –20:00 4 45 32 1332001 Thu 22/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 4 45 32 1330003

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Would you like to learn more advanced activities with your computer? Come along and join this course and you could learn a range of new skills including how to create cards and calendars, how to securely shop, bank and use social media online and much more.

Elaine Goodwin Wed 14/01/2015 09:30 –11:30 10 109 77 6330006

Wed 15/04/2015 09:30 –11:30 12 131 92 6330007

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Computer Maintenance

This course is designed to help you take care of your computer and learn about general maintenance. On this course, you will cover things such as: disc clean up and defragmentation, how to customise your PC/Laptop and using free to download antivirus software for scanning and protecting your computer.

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Angela Woodley Thu 26/02/2015 18:30 –20:30 4 44 6342001

Photoshop Design for Beginners

This short course will provide you with the very basics to get started using the Photoshop Elements package to design and create documents, materials and change photos.

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Chris Lane Thu 16/04/2015 10.00 –12:00 5 57 6340010

Photoshop Design Advanced

This short course will provide you with a more in-depth knowledge of the Photoshop Elements package to design and create documents. You will learn how to use layers, masks, filters and special effects.

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Create Your Own Website

This course shows you how to make or create a website. It is ideal for beginners,taking you step-by-step through the whole process from the outset. You will learn how to design, build and promote your site.

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Chris Lane Mon 23/02/2015 18:30 –20:30 5 55 6312006

Mon 13/04/2015 18:30 –20:30 5 55 6312008


Chris Lane Tue 24/02/2015 18:30 –20:30 10 113 6332003


Photoshop Tips & Tricks – (07/03/2015)

Create Your Own Photo Movie – (13/06/2015)

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Use Your iPad Effectively for Beginners

Do you have an Apple iPad and want to learn how to get the most out of it. This short course will help you set it up, learn how to download Applications (Apps), set up, send and receive emails, search and buy on line and lots more.

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Chris Lane Mon 12/01/2015 18:30 –20:30 2 22 6312010

Wed 03/06/2015 18:30 –20:30 2 22 6332005

Use Your iPad Effectively for Business and Pleasure

An introduction into using your iPad for business and pleasure, Learn how to organise and synchronize your diary, how to create to-do lists and how to download business Apps.

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Chris Lane Wed 25/02/2015 18:30 –20:30 2 22 6332003

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Whether you are an absolute beginner in the kitchen or want to develop your culinary skills further, you will learn new skills from the experts on our popular cookery courses.

Indian Cookery for Beginners

Whether you’re craving a curry, dying for dhal or want to perfect your pilau, learn the basics of how to cook authentic Indian cuisine.

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Ravi Pathak Tue 13/01/2015 19.00 –21:00 5 65 7322004

Indian Cookery: a Step Further

Already know your Baltis from your Bhunas? This course is designed for those who already have a basic understanding of Indian cookery and want to expand their horizons a little! Working with fresh ingredients and spices, you will learn to create mouth-watering specialities that you can replicate in your own home.

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Ravi Pathak Tue 24/02/2015 19:00 –21:00 5 65 7322005

Indian Cooking: a First Step

Almost everyone loves a good curry. Indian cuisine has become one of the most popular treats over the years in Britain. This course will teach you how to work with fresh ingredients, herbs and spices to create Indian starters, curries, main dishes and accompaniments that truly reflect the spirit of Indian cuisine and that you can prepare at home without any specialist equipment.

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Ravi Pathak Tue 14/04/2015 19:00 –21:00 5 65 7322006

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Using sugarcraft to sculpt your novelty Bride and Groom Cake topper will add a bit of humour to any wedding.

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Karen Gordon Tue 13/01/2015 18:00 –20:00 5 65 7322008


Karen Gordon Tue 13/01/2015 18:00 –20:00 5 65 7322008

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Fancy a bit of a challenge and a day of fun whilst learning new skills? Then join the Great Peterborough Bake Off where expert baker, Paul White (aka Paulthebaker from Hambleton Bakery, ITV1’s Britain’s Best Bakery 2012) will show you how to make three tasty items using the same ingredients and then you will choose one of them to cook yourself. This will then be judged by a guest panel where you could win a prize!

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Sugarcraft Design for Beginners (Shoes, Handbags, Peony Flowers)

This course is for those wishing to know the basic techniques of sugarcraft covering different designs. These could include cake toppers in the shape of handbags and shoes and reshaping of cakes.

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Mon 13/04/2015 18:00 –20:00 10 130 7312001

Fine Dining for Friends

Do you want to learn to be a real chef? This is a 5 week course to teach you technical skills, timings and final presentation of each course. You will learn to cook fine dining and use new skills to impress everyone at your next dinner party or even kick start a new career.

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Gluten Free Pizza Making – (07/03/2015)

Gluten Free Basic Tea Breads and Cake Making – (16/05/2015)

Sugarcraft – Mother’s Day Cake (07/03/2015)

Sugarcraft – Wedding Cake Decoration – (16/05/2015 or 13/06/2015)

Sugarcraft – Wedding Cake Workshop – (13/06/2015)

The Great Peterborough Bake Off

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The College offers a range of counselling courses for you to choose from. You will usually be asked to attend an interview before you enrol to ensure the course you wish to join is suitable for you.


This short course will cover listening and responding skills, contracting, confidentiality, self development, supervision and the nature of counselling. You will also examine different methods and dimensions of counselling and gain an insight into related courses should you wish to progress in this area.


Janine Baxter Sat 07/03/2015 09:30 –16:00 1 55 1360039

Sat 13/06/2015 09.30–16:00 1 55 1360040

Award in Introduction into Counselling Skills Level 2

This course is suitable for a wide range of people who would like to improve their listening skills, for use in their own lives, in voluntary work or in paid employment. This course offers a short lively introduction.


Frances Garland Tue 05/05/2015 18:30 –21:00 10 250 1122001

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Do you want to improve your understanding of how a car works and be able to tackle the small maintenance tasks yourself rather than having to ask for help? This course will introduce you to ‘whats under the bonnet’ and show you how to change a bulb, check your tyre pressure and how to change a tyre.

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Sat 13/06/2015 10:00 –14:00 1 20 4360005

Bricklaying in a Day

This introductory course will cover the basics in bricklaying and will teach you how to mix the mortar and use all the different tools needed to build a brick structure to save money on your DIY projects.

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Sat 13/06/2015 10:00 –16:00 1 24 5360004

Do you feel your English and Maths skills are letting you down? · Do you want to support your children / grandchildren with their school work?

· Want to improve your job and career prospects?

· Do you want to improve your ability to complete forms, enhance your letter writing skills and manage your finances?

Whatever your reason and whatever your needs we can help.

Our courses can equip you with basic practical skills required in everyday life, education and the workplace and you will work towards a nationally recognised qualification ranging from Entry Level 1 through to GCSE.

Why wait? To find out more about these FREE courses, please contact a member of our Customer Services team on (01733) 761361.

Once your specific requirements have been assessed, then you will be directed to the correct class where you will learn in a supportive, enjoyable and practical way.

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Do you have jobs you’d like to tackle around the house but don’t know where to start? Too scared to attempt something no matter how simple it may be? You will learn a range of everyday DIY techniques to give you the confidence to save time and money and tackle a range of projects around the home.


Andy Mitchell Tue 24/02/2015 18:00 –20:00 5 55 39 5322000

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DIY – How to make a Bird Box

Would you like to learn some basic DIY skills and walk away with an item you have made? This practical, fun 5 week course will cover some of the basic DIY skills you can use in your home whilst applying them to creating your own handmade bird box. Learn the basics of measuring, cutting, drilling and painting whilst staying safe.


Andy Mitchell Wed 14/04/2015 18:00 –20:00 5 60 42 5322001

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English for Speakers of Other Languages(ESOL)We offer a range of courses for English for speakers of other languages to help people with their communication skills for work and in their daily lives.

Most of our courses lead to qualifications, recognized in the UK and all over the world.

You will need to come in for an assessment to find out what level your English is before you are put forward for a place on one of our courses.

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Family LearningFamily learning offers a great opportunity for adults and children to learn something new together in a fun and supportive environment.

The College works with local schools, community and faith centres delivering courses within the local community. Courses typically include:

• ESOLParentingwithinthecommunity

• ReadingwiththeChildren

• Cookingwiththekids

• ArtsandCraftsprogrammesplusarangeof fun, family programmes delivered in the local community and at our campus in Brook Street.

For further information, or to find out more about setting up a family learning course at your school/community centre/group, call (01733) 761361 Ext. 296 or email [email protected].

You can also enjoy one of our popular Saturday courses. See pages 4–11 for information.

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Family Easter Crafts

Kids! Bring an adult along and have a go at some great fun Easter crafts. Decorate wooden Easter Eggs in different ways, make some unusual Easter cards, make your own daffodils and lots of other fun activities for you to try out.


Margaret Packer Sat 07/03/2015 10:00 –13:00 1 10 14360020

Family Crafty Recycling – A Really ‘Rubbish’ Workshop

Would you like to know how you can make a whole load of things for free?Come along to a fantastic, idea-packed session on crafty things to do with the clean recyclable waste that would normally head straight to your green bin.With the addition of sticky stuff and imagination, your tutor will show you how to make a bird, a bird feeder, fabulous flowers and even some cool jewellery.


Lesley Thomas Sat 16/05/2015 10:00 –13:00 1 10 14360019

Family Summer Fun Crafts

Children, bring an adult along with you and have a go at some unusual summer crafts. Make flowers using different media, gift boxes for teacher’s leaving presents, cards for all occasions.


Margaret Packer Sat 13/06/2015 10:00 –13:00 1 10 14360021

Do you have a passion for learning? Do you have a group of friends or neighbours who would like to learn something in the community?

Then we can help.

We have access to over 100 specialist tutors who could share their knowledge and skills with you and others. Let us know what you want and we will aim to deliver it for you.

To find out more Call 01733 761361email [email protected] or visit City College Peterborough, Brook Street, Peterborough PE1 1TU

Learning in your Community

neighbours who would like to learn something in the community?

Then we can help.

We have access to over 100 specialist tutors who could share their knowledge and skills with you and others. Let us

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First Aid

The CIEH Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at work is suitable for people working in lower risk work environments, such as offices and

shops. Successfully completing this award will enable the candidate to act as a first aider in the workplace.

*Free subject to eligibility, e.g. in receipt of Jobseekers’ Allowance or ESA.

Emergency First Aid at Work

The CIEH Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work is suitable for people working or wanting to work in lower risk work environments, such as offices and shops. Successfully completing this award will enable the candidate to act as a first aider in the workplace.

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Fri 15/05/2015 09:00 –17:00 1 56* 1150004

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Food Safety

If you work, or want to work, in the Catering or Hospitality industries, or deal with food within your job role, our Food Safety courses will provide you with the necessary qualifications to prepare and store food to comply with Food Safety standards. We can, if you wish, deliver Food Safety courses for your business at Levels 1,2 or 3 dependent on your requirements . Please call (01733) 761361 or email [email protected] for further information.

*Free subject to eligibility, e.g. in receipt of Jobseekers’ Allowance or ESA.

CIEH – Food Safety in Catering Level 2

If you work, or want to work, in the Catering or Hospitality industries, or deal with food within your job role, our Food Safety courses will provide you with the necessary qualifications to prepare and store food to comply with Food Safety Standards.

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Valerie Snowden Thu 19/02/2015 09:00 –17:00 1 65* 7140001

Sat 07/03/2015 09:00 –17:00 1 65* 7160004

Wed 13/05/2015 09:00 –17:00 1 65* 7130001

Sat 13/06/2015 09:00 –17:00 1 65* 7160005

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Share your passionwith othersDo you, or someone you know, have a passion for a subject that you think would be of interest to others? Whether

you have teaching qualifications or not, just contact us and we will be happy to

work with you to share your skills.

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Herb growing is relaxing and rewarding. Your own home-grown herbs will provide you with fresh flavour for cooking, teas and crafting and even herbal medicines. Want to learn more?

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Starting an Allotment

Grow Your Own Veg

Creating Beds and Borders

Grow Your Own Veg in Small Spaces

This course discusses the preparation, planning, crop rotation of an allotment or home vegetable patch.

A basic introduction to growing your own vegetable seeds, pricking out seedlings and potting on.

This course will cover a broad range of borders that can be created using a wide variety of plants. You will create and design your own herbaceous, dry or shady border.

You will learn some basic skills and tips about growing plants and veg in small spaces such as pots, grow bags and hanging baskets. You will also find out more about micro veg, sprouting seeds, pricking out and repotting.

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ServicesRoom HireIf you are looking for meeting or training facilities in the heart of the city, then we can help. The College offers rooms for up to 50 delegates (air conditioned) and there is free AV equipment hire and on-site catering facilities too. There is a wide range of rooms available to suit the purpose of your business. The College also offers a range of facilities including a drama workshop, dance studio, community and meeting rooms at the John Mansfield Centre, based in Dogsthorpe.

For further information, call (01733) 293890 or email [email protected].

Coffee ShopCome along to the Coffee Shop located in the Main Hall at the College and enjoy delicious freshly-prepared hot and cold food and snacks. You do not have to be a student at the College – everyone is welcome.

During term time, the Coffee Shop is open between• 8.30am–3pmMonday–Friday and 5.30pm – 8pm Monday – Thursday (Term Time only)• OnSaturday9amand2pm.

dance studio, community and meeting rooms at the John Mansfield Centre,

History

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People , Maps and Places


People are profoundly influenced by places. Often they express this in their writings or paintings and drawings. During this course we will be looking at some famous examples of this.

David Bond Fri 16/01/2015 11:00 –13:00 10 109 77 10350011

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Step back in time and learn more about important people, events and buildings that have influenced life as we know it today.

Hundred Days


This course coincides with the anniversary of the Hundred Days which followed Napoleon’s return from exile on the island of Elba in 1815 and the momentous events that happened in Paris following this. It was the last conflict of the Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo, the restoration of the French monarchy for the second time and the permanent exile of Napoleon to St Helena.

Don Chiswell Mon 01/06/2015 10:00 –12:00 5 55 39 10310011

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Eminent Elizabethans

This course looks at the work of Queen Elizabeth I through the eyes of some of her most famous subjects including Dr John Dee , Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Robert Dudley and Robert Devereux.

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Don Chiswell Mon 13/04/2015 10:00–12.00 5 55 39 10310010

Great Georgian Lives


This course looks at the Georgian Kings (1714-1837) through the eyes of five of their most famous subjects.

Don Chiswell Mon 23/02/2015 10:00–12.00 5 55 39 10310009

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Byzantium

Although the Roman Empire in the West of Europe collapsed in the 5th Century, the Byzantine Empire, centred on the City of Constantinople (Byzantium), continued. The New Rome was to last for nearly another thousand years. This course looks at the extraordinary story of Byzantium.

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Don Chiswell Mon 12/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 5 55 39 10310008

20th Century Painters and Sculptors

The History of the Popes

This course will study a number of key painters and sculptors of the first half of the 20th century including Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe, Piet Mondrian and Ben Nicholson.

The title ‘Pope’ was used in early times for many leading Bishops, but was gradually restricted to the Bishop of Rome, who took on the role of guaranteeing ‘correct’ belief and assuming primacy over the whole of the Church.

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Jack Higham Fri 16/01/2015 10:00 –12:00 10 109 77 10350012

Fri 17/04/2015 10:00 –12:00 10 109 77 10350010

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Languages

You can choose from our popular language courses to help you communicate with others at home, at work or when travelling abroad.



Italian for Beginners


This course is suitable for those with little or no knowledge of the language. Enjoy a practical approach to learning everyday language skills including meeting and greeting people, giving personal information, finding your way about, ordering food and drink, dealing with health and illness issues and holding a basic conversation.

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This course is suitable for those with little or no knowledge of the language. Enjoy a practical approach to learning everyday language skills including meeting and greeting people, giving personal information, finding your way about, ordering food and drink, dealing with health issues and holding a basic conversation.

Eli Costa-Brown Tue 13/01/2015 18:30 –20:30 10 120 84 12322003

Tue 14/04/2015 18:30 –20:30 10 120 84 12322004

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Whether you are an aspiring author or simply wish to learn creative writing skills for your own pleasure, you will find a course that will meet your needs.

Get WritingGet Writing

Have you always wanted to be able to write but never known where to start? If so, this course will help you to get started and learn the skills of creative writing. The course will cover: making writing both more enjoyable and more professional, gaining confidence in writing, basic techniques for fiction, articles and verse, giving and receiving constructive feedback.

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Tim Wilson Fri 16/01/2015 14:00 –16:00 10 109 77 12351004

Fri 17/04/2015 14:00 –16:00 10 109 77 12351003

Get WritingCreative Writing for All

Are you interested in creative writing? Whether you are a complete beginner or just want to improve your creative writing skills, this is the course for you. This stimulating creative writing course will offer guidance in all aspects of getting started. Your course will cover: motivation and inspiration, techniques for writing fiction, verse and non-fiction, editing and rewriting, giving and receiving constructive feedback. Beginners and experienced writers are welcome.

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World of Poetry – (07/03/2015)

Literature (cont)


Literature

Literature (cont)

A Step Further into Creative Writing

This course is for those who are already engaged in creative writing, or have been in the past and would like to develop their skills further. The course will cover: techniques for writing fiction, non-fiction and poetry, story structure, re-writing and editing and useful methods of critique.

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Tim Wilson Wed 14/01/2015 13:00 –15:00 10 109 77 12331003

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Get WritingLiterature and Culture

This course is for anyone interested in literature. It will cover the fiction, poetry and drama of specific decades in relation to their cultural and historical background.

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Get WritingDiscussion Group

Do you have a lot to say and want someone to listen to your opinion? Come along and join a course that is designed purely for the free flow of conversation with like-minded people. A subject will be chosen and a discussion will take place around this area.

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Get WritingSinging For Pleasure – Music Appreciation

If you have a passion for singing and would like to enhance your skills, then come along to our singing course to help you do this. Learn how to gain control of the voice through posture and breathing (the ‘appoggio’ technique). The mechanism of singing – simple vocal anatomy. What defines a vocal register – how they work and how we can ‘blend’ them. A wide range of vocal pieces from classical to modern, including traditional songs. Key vocal exercises will allow you to warm up your voice, and which, if practised will enable you to improve your vocal range, flexibility and stamina.

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Music

You can choose from a range of courses to help you improve your music skills and enjoyment of music in a supportive learning environment with like-minded people.


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This course is for anyone who is interested in the world of classical music and would like to learn more about it to enhance their listening pleasure. Your course includes: the main genres of classical music such as symphony, chamber, solo instrumental and opera. Lives and works of the great composers and their historical background, what to listen for in music. Top quality recordings and visuals will be used throughout.

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PhotographyPhotographyPhotographyPhotography

Learn how to get the best results from your camera every time or gain some tips and advice on how to take the perfect photograph.


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You will become more familiar with your camera’s controls to help you capturemore powerful images on a regular basis.

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Advanced SLR Camera Photography


Do you want to take the next step to get the most our of your digital camera?Join this short course and learn a range of helpful techniques that will turn goodphotographs into great photographs.

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Gain some tips and techniques on how you can turn a good photo into a great photo through composition and camera techniques.

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Taking Great Photos for the Media

Do you want to learn how to take photographs for newspapers, magazines and other media? Join this short course and get some tips.

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Location Photography for Beginners – (16/05/2015 or 13/06/2015)

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Working in partnership with specialistgroups and organisations, the College offers a range of courses for individuals with learning disabilities.

A separate course guide, “The Green Book”, provides details of the programmes available.

Please contact the College on (01733) 761361, email [email protected] or call into the College to find out more.

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We offer a range of teaching courses, giving you the opportunity to advance your career in learning support or teacher training. These qualifications are ideal for those either working in, or considering a career in, teaching and education.


Trinity CertTESOLThe CertTESOL course will help you to kick start your career in teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. The course equips trainees with the essential skills and knowledge to take up first posts as EFL/ESOL teachers in the UK and overseas and gives a firm foundation for self-evaluation and further professional development.

Interested? To find out more, contact a member of our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361 or email [email protected]

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If you are in between jobs and looking to gain newskills to help you get back into work, then we can help.The programmes are FREE and designed to meet theneeds of local employers and the current job market.Programmes include:

• AwardinCustomerService(Levels1and2)

• BusinessAdministration(Level1)

• Childcare(Level1)

• DementiaAwareness(Level2)

• EmergencyFirstAid(Level2)

• FoodSafety(Level2)

• Health&SocialCare(Level1)

• Hospitality&Catering(Level1)

• MentalHealthAwareness(Level2)

Places are strictly limited and enrolment issubject to availability and eligibility.You will be expected to commit to completingthe programme.

To find out more, contact a member of our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361.


Supporting Teaching & Learning in Schools Level 2

This qualification is suitable for individuals working or volunteering in roles that support pupils learning within a classroom environment for a minimum of 6 hours a week. The programme is designed for teaching assistants, learning support assistants and special needs assistants.


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Level 3 Award in Education & Training

This is a knowledge-based qualification of 12 credits. This course is ideal for new teachers or trainers in post-compulsory education training who are interested in teaching adults in any subject. The course acts as a first step in your teaching career and an ideal stepping stone to the Certificate and Diploma.


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The CertTESOL course will help you to kick start your career

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A skilled and motivated workforce is key to the success of any organisation. Whether you run your

own small business or you are part of a much larger organisation, building the skills of your workforce is

key to your future success. You can invite a member of our Business Team to come in and offer free, independent

and professional advice, helping you identify staff training and development needs.We offer a wide range of programmes and courses to help employees learnnew skills and achieve qualifications, which will support their personal and career development, including:

• ComplyingwiththeLaw–Health&Safety,FirstAidor Food Safety qualifications • Apprenticeshipprogrammes • NationalVocationalQualifications(NVQs) • Leadership&Managementqualifications. • ProfessionalDevelopment • Coaching&Trainingcourses • CustomerServicesinc.IT&OfficeSkills • English&Mathsfortheworkplace

Training can take place at either our Brook Street Campus, located inthe heart of the city centre, at your business premises or other locationthat suits your needs.

Our advisers will agree with you the most appropriate training anddevelopment programmes to meet your business goals and objectives. Youwill benefit from our flexible approach to learning that includes tailor-madesolutions to meet your business needs.

Whether you’re looking for an in-company workshop to enhanceyour employees’ skills or an in-depth professional developmentleading to a national qualification, we aim to provide preciselywhat your business needs.

For further details, please contact our Business Team on (01733) 761361 Ext. 259or email: [email protected]


ILM Level 3 Certificate in Leadership & Management

This qualification is suitable for practising team leaders seeking to move up to the next level of management, and existing managers who need to lead people though organisational change, budget cuts or other pressures. You will gain a range of key management skills and put them into practice in your own role, build your leadership capabilities, motivate and engage teams and manage relationships with your teams.

Interested? To find out more, contact a member of our Business Skills Team on (01733) 555197 or email [email protected]

CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management & Leadership

This qualification is aimed at existing managers or those who are aspiring to be managers. There is an opportunity to expand the qualification to a higher level as well as working towards becoming a Chartered Manager, gaining full membership of the Chartered Management Institute. This qualification allows you to develop your knowledge of middle management skills by focusing on key management areas. Typical units are human resource development, performance management, conducting a management project, marketing and finance.

Interested? To find out more, contact a member of our Business Skills Team on (01733) 555197 or email [email protected]


24+ Advanced Learning LoansA student loan system to help adults aged 24 and over studying for a Level 3 or 4 qualification to pay for courses. Contact our Customer Service Team on (01733) 761361 for details.

Distance Learning coursesDistance Learning Courses are ideal for individuals who wish to study towards a recognised, work-related qualification but find it difficult to attend regular classes due to work or personal commitments. Current programmes include:

• CertificateinUnderstandingMentalHealth(Level2)

• CertificateinUnderstandingtheSafeHandlingofMedicines(Level2)

• CertificateinUnderstandingEndofLifeCare(Level2)

• CertificateinDementiaCare(Level2)

• CertificateinInfectionControl(Level2)

• CertificateinEquality&Diversity(Level2)

• DevelopingEnvironmentalAwareness(Level2)

Course costs range from £225 to £295 per qualification.Courses may be FREE for individuals who are in receipt of benefits (subject to availability).

For further details please contact the College on (01733) 761361 or email [email protected]

National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs)National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) are one of the most popular forms of qualification in the workplace as delegates can choose a programme that helps them to develop their skills and knowledge in the workplace. Students can fit their studies around their busy work and personal commitments within an agreed framework and timescale. Students will be assigned a qualified assessor to support them throughout the programme.

The College offers NVQs to students aged 19 or over in the following subjects:

For further details, please contact our Business Team on (01733) 761361 Ext. 259 or email: [email protected]

• BusinessAdministration

• CustomerServices

• ITProfessional

• ITApplicationspecialist

• SocialMedia&Digital Marketing

• Creative&DigitalMedia

• TeamLeading

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• MotorVehicle

• Childcare

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• SupportingTeaching& Learning in Schools

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• Advice&Guidance• BusinessAdministration• CustomerServices• ITProfessional• ITApplicationspecialist• SocialMedia&DigitalMarketing• Creative&DigitalMedia• TeamLeading• Management• MotorVehicle• Childcare• Health&SocialCare• Catering/Food&Drink• SupportingTeaching&LearninginSchools• Warehousing&Storage

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This programme is designed to help learners study up to and including a Level 2 qualification and a recognised qualification in

English and Maths.

You can choose from practical work-based vocational skills or simply work towards gaining a qualification while you decide exactly what career path you want to follow. Your programme of study is likely to include some Maths, English and work experience as part of the course.

Throughout the programme, you will benefit from a dedicated Support Worker and free guidance on any money you could receive e.g. travel/bursary payments. Support will be available throughout your programme to help you achieve and complete your chosen course.

Traineeships 16-24 If you are aged between 16-24 years of age and looking to enhance your skills to get into work, onto an Apprenticeship programme or further training then our Traineeship programme could be right for you.You will benefit from:

To find out more, contact a member of the Choices team on (01733) 761361, email [email protected] or call into the College in Brook Street.

Earn while you learn Apprenticeships are a great way to obtain a recognised work-related qualification. You will find a range of apprenticeships available for you to choose from along with help to find that very important job. Typically, apprentices spend one day per week at College and the rest of the week at the workplace. The College offer a range of Intermediate, Advanced and Higher Apprenticeships for learners aged 16 and over:

To find out more, contact a member of the Choices team on (01733) 761361, email [email protected] or call into the College in Brook Street.


• OfficeSkills • Hairdressing • Construction• MotorVehicle• Childcare

• Astructuredpart-timeprogramme• IAG,CVWritingandjobsearchsupport• TheopportunitytoimproveyourEnglish&Mathsskills• StudytowardsarecognisedLevel1/2qualification• Supportwithyourtravelcosts(16-18only)

Throughout the programme, you will benefit from a dedicated Support Worker and free guidance on any money you could receive e.g. travel/bursary payments. Support will be available

• Health&SocialCare• Sport• Catering• ESOL• StepUptoyour success

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Fees & Payments Payment for your chosen course(s) is as follows:Individual course fee up to £150 (after concession)• Fullpaymentmustbemadeatthetime of enrolment.

Individual course fee £151 – £849 (after concession)• FullpaymentatthetimeofenrolmentOr• 60%ofcoursefeeatthetimeof enrolmentandtheremaining40%,by 2nd March 2015.

Individual course fee £850 or more (after concession)• FullpaymentatthetimeofenrolmentOr60%ofcoursefeeatthetimeofenrolmentand20%by2ndMarch2015and20%by13th April 2015.

The service reserves the right to request full payment at the time of enrolment.

N.B. Please note you are liable for the full course fee regardless of when you leave the course, irrespective of your payment method. It is important that you make the payment(s) by the date(s) stated to secure your place on the course and for you, and fellow students to benefit from this facility.

If you have difficulty paying larger amounts in one payment, please contact our customer service staff on (01733) 761361 or in person at City College Peterborough in Brook Street. For some courses that result in a qualification, there may be an exam entry fee to pay. Please check at the time of enrolment. On some practical courses, there may be a small charge for materials. You will be advised of this at enrolment.

Concessionary Fees A fee reduction may apply for learners who are:

1. over 60 years of age and unwaged 2. receiving Jobseeker’s Allowance (including the partner where the claim is joint)3. receiving Employment Support Allowance (ESA) in the Work Related Activity Group4. receiving Universal Credit (unemployed) and mandated (required) to undertake skills training5. aged 19–23 and do not currently hold a Level 2 and studying for a qualification course funded by the Skills Funding Agency. Proof of benefit must be provided at the time of enrolment. Individuals aged 60 and unwaged must confirm they do not receive any form of income to benefit from any concessionary fee.

Free TuitionFree tuition is available on Skills for Life(Maths and English) and other selectedcourses.

Refund PolicyRefunds will only be given on the following grounds:

1. If the course is cancelled by the Service2. The learner cancels their place on the course not less than 14 days before the commencement date. The Policy does not apply to short courses of fewer than 2 sessions, e.g. Saturday courses, where no refunds will be given. 3. The learner withdraws from a course due to illness and can produce a doctor’s certificate.

The 24+ Advanced Learning loan isdesigned for individuals who wish tostudy for a Level 3 or Level 4 course.Individuals must be aged 24 andover to qualify for the loan and musthave an offer letter from their College ortraining provider for your chosen course(s) before you can apply for the loan. Once approved, the loan will be paid to the College on your behalf towards your course fees.

Who is eligible? Anyone who is:• Aged24oroveratthestartoftheir course (there is no upper age limit)• ResidentintheUKonthefirstdayof the course and has lived in the UK, Channel Islands or the Isle of Man for 3 years immediately before this• Hasnotpreviouslyhadaloantodo the same qualification type and level of qualification

What does this mean for you?You don’t pay anything up front for your course. Youcanapplyforupto100%ofthefullcourse fee.

If you are earning less than £21,000 per annum, you don’t pay anything back. Above this repayments are from as little as £7 per month.No repayments due until April 2016If your loan is for an Access to HE programme and you progress and complete HE study, you will not have to pay back your FE loan.

How do I apply?Follow the link to the Student Loans Company website for an online application form. http://www.sfengland.slc.co.uk/frequently-asked-questions/applying.aspx or collect an application form from our reception.

Useful linkswww.practitioners.slc.co.uk/media/ 470109/sfe_24_loans_factsheet.pdf www.gov.uk/24_advanced_learning_ loans/overviewFor further information on the 24+ Advanced Learning Loans, please speak to a member of our Customer Service Team on (01733) 761361.

Equality & Diversity City College Peterborough actively works towards offering equality of access and opportunity to all learners and employees regardless of ability, age, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, ethnic origin, race, gender, health, offender background or previous education. The details of the Services’ Equal Opportunities Policy are provided in a separate leaflet, available on request.

Child & Vulnerable Adult SafeguardingThe College is committed to promoting the welfare, safety and protection of all children, young people and vulnerable adults, both learners and staff. If you have any concerns or worries about your welfare or safety and would like to discuss this in confidence, please contact the Designated Person for Safeguarding on (01733) 761361.


Your feedbackWe want to know what you think about your thoughts, ideas andexperiences of the College. Please let us have your feedback and suggestions.

Information, Advice & GuidanceIf you feel you need any help in choosing a course, our trained staff will be happy to help you. Please contact our Main Reception at City College Peterborough in Brook Street in person or by phone (01733) 761361, between 9am and 5pm Monday – Friday (excluding public holidays) for information and advice on courses and progression routes. We can also offer one-to-one appointments for free information and advice or guidance. If you are thinking of returning to work after a break, changing career direction or need an opportunity to discuss your learning or training needs in more detail, please contact our IAG/Advisor on (01733) 761361 to arrange an appointment.

Learning SupportWe will make every effort to provide specific support or equipment to meet your needs. Below are some examples:

• Individualhearingloops(forlearners who wear hearing aids)• Arrangementsforaudioandvisual equipment in the classroom• Worksheetsproducedinlargetext• coloured overlays• Adaptivetechnologyforcomputer courses e.g. adapted mouse, keyboards, specialist software• ALearningSupportAssistant, Volunteer or Signer to assist you • Arrangementswithexamboardsfor support and/or extra time.

Learning support can usually be arranged to meet the individual needs of learners who may require specialist needs prior to enrolling on a course. Please contact a member of our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361.

Learners with Disabilities We welcome learners of all abilities and we want to make sure that everyone’s experience of learning with us is a really positive and enjoyable one.

PLEASE HELP US TO MAKE SURE THAT WE GET IT RIGHT FOR YOUPlease tell us if: • youwillneedspecificaccess arrangements to a building• youwillneedspecificfacilities/ equipment within the classroom or teaching area e.g. accessible facilities for Cookery, Craft or Woodwork.

Before you enrol, please speak to a member of our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361 so that we can discuss your individual requirements. The earlier you inform us of your needs, the sooner we can attempt to meet them for you.

Accessibility Our Brook Street Site is accessible to learners with disabilities with ramps, lifts and doors, which facilitate access to all the buildings and classrooms. Most of our ‘Outreach’ venues have suitable access but the majority of these are not owned by City College Peterborough and not all classrooms may have disability access and/or facilities. Before you enrol, please speak to a member of our Customer Services Team on (01733) 761361 with queries regarding access to or within one of our Outreach venues.


City College Peterborough receives part-funding from the European Social Fund,

which supports the continued delivery of adult apprenticeships and other selected courses within the East of England and the Midlands.

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