For course information call 020 8090 3020 www.barkingdagenhamcollege.ac.ukAutomotive Engineering disciplines including: work experience, engine and vehicle design performance, and becoming involved with race car preparation. In the second year you will start to develop an understanding of the wider aspects of automotive technologies. Self-initiated assignments will be agreed with your tutor to help you develop your portfolio. A professional and personnel practice unit will give you the business knowledge, understanding and skills to work in the automotive industries. Your final project, centring on a specific area of automotive technology will conclude the programme.How will I be taught?You will be taught by highly enthusiastic, qualified and industry experienced lecturers through a mix of:. Practical workshops and demonstrations. Lecturers and seminars. Group and one-one tutorials. Visits to automotive companiesWe also have an established guest lecture programme of key automotive partnering company's personnel. You will also have the opportunity to work on work based projects with our partnering companies. In the past these have included Paris Dakar race vehicles, Off-Road Buggies, and rally cars. How will I be assessed?Practical course work is assessed at the end of each unit. If you reach the required standard you will be awarded a pass, merit or distinction. You have the option to resubmit your work during the course to improve your grades.You must achieve a minimum of 120 credits to be awarded the HNC Automotive Engineering and 240 credits to be awarded the HND Automotive Engineering.What can this course lead to?Learners may progress onto a BEng degree in any engineering discipline, Automotive, Mechanical, Aerospace, Manufacturing, Environmental, or employment.25

For course information call 020 8090 3020 www.barkingdagenhamcollege.ac.uk26Business & Management HND Business & ManagementOpening StatementHave you ever watched The Apprentice or Dragons' Den and thought to yourself 'I could do that!'! Well, why not come to Barking & Dagenham College and acquire the skills to become the next Apprentice or Levi Roots? Our HND Business is highly successful and many students have gone on to do great things.Some students have started their own businesses - one past student has a thriving on-line gift shop - another has a corporate catering business and has featured on the TV programme Four Weddings. Others have embarked upon management trainee schemes with large organisations. Some students caught the 'study bug' and decided to top up the HND to a degree. There are endless opportunities open to successful HND graduates.Mode (full time or part time): Full time.Duration: 2 YearsFees: Home: £6000 per year max (yr 2012)Criteria for admissionAll entrants to HE programmes must be a minimum of 18 years of age and have educational attainment equivalent to 120 UCAS points. Two A levels (grade D) in the chosen area of study or a pass at a relevant National Diploma or DD in a relevant AVCE programme.To be selected for this course you will be required to attend an interview and will be asked to bring proof of your qualifications and examples of your work. You will also be required to undertake a free-writing and numeracy test.Applications from mature students with appropriate experience are welcome. Selection is by interview and appraisal of your past work experience.Why should I choose this course?This Higher Education course will provide you with the essential skills, knowledge and understanding of business practice to enter the world of work.In the first year you will be introduced to the general business environment and will get a flavour of marketing, human resources, contract law and finance.In the second year you will undertake a project and learn how to analyse business data and make informed business decisions. You will learn about business strategy and more about marketing and human resources.How will I be taught?You will be taught and assessed by highly enthusiastic, qualified and industry experienced lecturers through a mix of:. Lectures and seminars. Practical IT work - Excel, Access, MS Project and PowerPoint. Portfolios. Timed assessments. Group presentations. One-one tutorials. External visitsAwarding Body: Edexcel