Courses
Edinburgh's Telford College offers 1,000 Courses including areas from Business and I.T to Sports and Fitness and Performing Arts. Please see external links for more information. Telford College provides learning through technology such as "Virtual learning" utilising the internet access for assignments. The courses are diverse in all kinds of fields with many routes of progression such as Introductory courses to HN courses offering students higher levels of understanding and practical work that will enable them to find employment after graduation or continue further by entering into degree courses at year 2 or 3 at partnered Universities. As of Spring 2009, Telford College was to be the only College in Scotland offering Dental Technology Training which seems to be an increasing industry within the Healthcare sector. TELFORD offers course flexibility in which students can learn at their own pace from Full-time, Part-time, Open Learning, Work Based, Block Release, Day Release, Evenings and Weekends and On-Line (Virtual Learning). Most courses offer variations between two or three study choice options.
Course Areas
- Business and IT
- Childcare and Social Care
- Communication and Social Science
- Design, Media and Computing
- Engineering and the Built Environment
- Fine Art
- Food and Hospitality
- Glazing, Plumbing and Finishing Trades
- Hair and Beauty
- Health Studies
- Highers
- Languages and ESOL
- Pathways
- Performing Arts
- Sport and Fitness
- Sports Studies
- Textiles, Theatre Skills and Music
- Trowel and Highway services
- Veterinary and the Sciences
- Wood and Masonry Trades
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