This is a nationally recognised course and students who undertake this
pathway then proceed to take degree courses in areas such as dietetics,
pharmacy, optometry, radiography, physiotherapy, biochemistry and engineering.
Different combinations of units are available for students wishing to progress
in particular career pathways. Students are guided on the most appropriate units
to take, as well as being supported with their applications to HE and for
relevant work experience. The College has close links with regional universities
which welcome mature students from the Access to HE course.
The course is intensive and students should realise that it makes
substantial demands in terms of time, commitment and study.
Attendance to all lessons is essential as we do not offer distance learning,
therefore it is advisable to ensure work commitments can fit around the
timetabled sessions.
Study will involve presentations, practical activities, written assignments
and discussions.
