Our computing qualification has been designed to give you an understanding of four broad streams, each of which is taught by a subject specialist.
Units focus on business information systems and commonly used applications, programming, networking. The final suite of units will provide you with academic skills to prepare you for studying at higher education.
The course will seek to develop you as an independent, confident individual and will look to give you skills that support your progression to HE.
The engineering qualification has been designed in order to let you pursue your goals at HE level.
This course will seek to develop you as an independent, confident individual and will give you the skills you require to cover all aspects of academic university life. As well as determining where you can go and supporting your progression to HE.
This is an intensive yet rewarding course which is intended to provide a qualification equivalent to A-level (level 3). This qualification is recognised by universities as sufficient for entry to healthcare-related degrees such as midwifery, nursing, paramedic science and physiotherapy.
The course has outstanding success rates and is taught by teachers that are positive and passionate about providing the best possible experience and support. There are two subject areas – human physiology and professional health studies & psychology.
Chichester College Group has been awarded outstanding status by Ofstead. The teaching team are highly experienced and specialise in supporting mature students by 100% on-site classroom teaching. Additionally, the vast majority of our students progress to study their degree course of choice at university.
Our Access to HE Humanities and Social Sciences Diploma will give you an insight into a range of fascinating topics. Such as psychology, sociology and English literature.
You will learn about the human brain and human behaviour based on published psychological research. In sociology, we will use key perspectives to explore the purpose of institutions such as education and religion in society, while the English literature module allows you to analyse different types of text, gaining the core skills you need to excel in this subject.
You will also be developing a wide range of academic study skills on the course, from essay writing to developing computer skills. This will lead you towards the Independent Academic Study unit, where you will have the chance to experience what producing a dissertation will be like if you progress onto a degree level course.
Lessons will include various different teaching and learning activities and styles, which supports your progression to studying at a higher level. There will be some lecturing, plenty of group and class discussions, as well as individual and group tasks based around problem solving and evaluating the studies, theories and texts you will be learning about.
This course will seek to develop you as an independent, confident individual and will give you the skills you require to cover all elements of academic university life.
The science pathway is focused on a career in a generally scientific role. We cover a mix of biology, chemistry and maths, and this course is appropriate for those who want to progress onto a related university level course.
Environmental Science is a highly relevant interdisciplinary science option. It is an ideal study for anyone interested in contemporary environmental issues, conservation, environmental management, ecology, systems thinking and sustainability.
This course will seek to help you develop yourself as an independent, confident individual and will give you skills that cover all aspects of academic university life.
The Medicine and Medical Science pathway is targeted at those wanting to move on to Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science, Surgery or other Medical professions such as paramedics or specialist nursing.
This course is co-taught with the Access to HE (Science) cohort, but has a greater emphasis of maths. It has been specifically designed to help transition to Medicine linked courses at HE level.
This is a one year course to prepare you to embark on a University degree in a range of Humanities courses, including English, History and Philosophy.
“On completion of my GCSEs, the prospect of cementing a career at such a young age seemed unnatural to me. After spending some years travelling, creeping closer to the big 3-0, I decided that I would like a career in chiropractics. It didn’t take long to discover that in order to gain entry to university, I would need to complete further education.
As my gateway to university, the Access to Higher Education: Sport Science course at Chichester College has provided me with the fundamental knowledge and a broadened comprehension of modules including sport psychology, physiology, anatomy, and socio-cultural studies.
It is all thanks to the incredible knowledge, support, and guidance from the course leaders, that have now secured a place as a mature student to study Master of Chiropractic – Mchiro (Hons) at AECC University.”
