Useful Information
Level: 1
Duration: 6 months
Awarding/Validation Body: Pearson (Edexcel)
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Course Overview
The Level 1 Introductory Certificate equips students with foundational knowledge and study skills, preparing them for Level 2 study in a subject of their choice. The course offers a blend of practical activities and theoretical learning, providing an overview of various subjects. This approach helps students strengthen their study skills and gain essential knowledge, supporting their future academic or career success.
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Course Highlights
Studying Vocational Studies at Croydon College offers a distinctive experience. You will explore a variety of units designed to equip you with transferable skills and effective study techniques, preparing you for your chosen Level 2 subject area. Additionally, you will engage in sports and enrichment activities. Our strong connections with local industries provide valuable support for your career aspirations, helping you on your path to success.
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Career Opportunities & Further Study
There are numerous industry opportunities available, making this field diverse and rapidly growing. Students who study Vocational Studies can pursue further education or careers in:
- The Sports Industry
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Business and Management
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Health and Social Care
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Public Services
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Travel and Tourism
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Assessment
You will be assessed through various methods, including both practical and theoretical components. This may involve writing reports and participating in discussions or group debates. Additionally, you will develop effective organizational skills and engage in research to plan your progression and future goals.
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Entry Requirements
Demonstrated commitment to learning and the ability to study at this level will be assessed during the interview, which includes holding GCSE English and Mathematics at grade 2 or an equivalent qualification.
Additionally, you will be required to complete a DBS (Disclosure Barring Service) check upon enrolling in the course. The College will cover the cost of this check for students aged 16 to 18 at the start of the course.
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