Full Time

Full time courses are generally between 19 weeks to 34 weeks long. All of the teaching is college based, although, there may be field trips off campus, site visits, and possibly longer study tours to enrich the programme.

We encourage progression and our courses are placed in a framework to allow you to keep building your skills and knowledge.

You may be eligible for a bursary or alternative financial support to see you through your studies. It is best to seek advice on finance through our student funding officer, Debbie Rae at an early stage.

Advantages to you as a student

• You have access to the full range of college learning facilities through out your programme, including the library and Rural Learning Centre.
• You can access learning resources on the world wide web from the college intranet in the Rural Learning Centre to assist you with your studies.
• You have ready access to your personal course tutor and can arrange to meet them at any time
• You can receive additional support for your studies if you require it by arrangement with subject tutors
• Additional support for learning difficulties such as numeracy and literacy is readily available.
• You can enjoy the social aspects of student life as a residential or non residential student and benefit from the support and encouragement of peers