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Department of Adult Continuing Education<br />
Adran Addysg Barhaus Oedolion<br />
FREE for eligible<br />
students or<br />
£690 per year<br />
No formal<br />
qualifications<br />
required<br />
Nid oes angen<br />
cymwysterau<br />
ffurfiol<br />
YN RHAD AC AM DDIM<br />
i fyfyrwyr<br />
cymwys neu £690<br />
y flwyddyn<br />
BA Part-time Degree Programme in Humanities, History or English<br />
Rhaglen Radd BA Rhan-amser Dyniaethau, Hanes neu Saesneg<br />
OCTOBER 2013 | Hydref 2013<br />
Available on <strong>Swansea</strong> Campus and at community venues in: <strong>Swansea</strong>, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire<br />
Ar gael ar Gampws Abertawe ac mewn lleoliadau cymunedol yn: Abertawe, Castell-nedd Port Talbot, Sir Gaerfyrddin a Sir Benfro
Contents<br />
Cynnwys<br />
My studies with <strong>Swansea</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> have given me a<br />
totally new outlook on life<br />
04 - Welcome<br />
24 - Betws Primary School, Ammanford<br />
04 - Croeso<br />
24 - Ysgol Gynradd Betws, Rhydaman<br />
05 - Where can I Study?<br />
25 - Felinfoel Community Education Centre, Llanelli<br />
05 - Ble Alla I Astudio?<br />
25 - Canolfan Addysg Gymunedol Felinfoel, Llanelli<br />
06 - Subjects Available<br />
08 - Information Events<br />
10 - Academic Study Support<br />
12 - Course Fees<br />
Pembrokeshire Courses<br />
26 - The Bloomfield Centre, Narberth<br />
27 - Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centre<br />
06 - Pynciau Sydd<br />
09 - Digwyddiadau Gwybodaeth<br />
11 - Cymorth Astudio Academaidd<br />
13 - Ffioedd Cwrs<br />
Cyrsiau Sir Benfro<br />
26 - Canolfan Bloomfield, Arberth<br />
27 - Canolfan Dysgu Cymunedol Doc Penfro<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> Courses<br />
28 - Pembrokeshire College, Haverfordwest<br />
29 - Fishguard Community Learning Centre<br />
Cyrsiau Abertawe<br />
28 - Coleg Sir Benfro, Hwlffordd<br />
29 - Canolfan Dysgu Cymunedol Abergwaun<br />
14 - <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> Campus<br />
14 - Campws Prifysgol Abertawe<br />
16 - <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Hendrefoelan Campus<br />
30 - Celebrating 40 Years<br />
16 - Campws Hendrefoelan, Prifysgol Abertawe<br />
31 - Dathlu 40 Mlynedd<br />
17 - Forge Fach Community Resource Centre, Clydach<br />
32 - Sharing our Success<br />
17 - Canolfan Adnoddau Cymunedol Forge Fach, Clydach<br />
33 - Rhannu Ein Llwyddiant<br />
18 - The Phoenix Centre, Townhill<br />
<strong>35</strong> - Level One Module Descriptions<br />
18 - Canolfan Phoenix, Townhill<br />
<strong>35</strong> - Disgrifiadau Cyrsiau Lefel 1<br />
Neath Port Talbot Courses<br />
19 - DOVE Workshop, Banwen<br />
20 - Glynneath Training Centre, Glynneath<br />
21 - Neath Port Talbot College, Neath<br />
38 - Level Two/Three Module Descriptions<br />
42 - Library and Information Services<br />
43 - Student Support<br />
46 - Other Information<br />
48 - Application Form<br />
Cyrsiau Castell-Nedd Talbot<br />
19 - Gweithdy DOVE, Banwen<br />
20 - Canolfan Hyfforddi Glyn-nedd, Glyn-nedd<br />
21 - Coleg Castell-nedd Port Talbot, Castell-nedd<br />
38 - Disgrifiadau Modiwlau Lefel Dau/Tri<br />
42 - Gwasanaethau Llyfrgell a Gwybodaeth<br />
43 - Cymorth Myfyrwyr<br />
47 - Gwybodaeth Arall<br />
50 - Ffurflen Gais<br />
22 - Community Development Centre, Sandfields<br />
Carmarthenshire Courses<br />
If you require this publication in an alternative format,<br />
please telephone 01792 295499<br />
22 - Canolfan Datblygu Cymunedol, Traethmelyn<br />
Cyrsiau Sir Gaerfyrddin<br />
Os ydych angen y cyhoeddiad hwn mewn fformat<br />
gwahanol, ffoniwch 01792 295499<br />
23 - The Black Mountain Centre, Brynaman<br />
23 - Canolfan y Mynydd Du, Brynaman<br />
2 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Welcome / Croeso<br />
Where can I Study? / Ble Alla I Astudio?<br />
Welcome to the Department of Adult Continuing Education<br />
(DACE) where staff are firm advocates of lifelong learning<br />
and committed to providing flexible and appropriate<br />
learning opportunities for adult students.<br />
The BA Part-time Degree Programme in Humanities, History<br />
or English is offered on campus at Singleton Park and in<br />
various community venues in <strong>Swansea</strong>, Neath Port Talbot,<br />
Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.<br />
The programme is specifically designed for those who choose<br />
to study on a part-time basis because of work, family or other<br />
commitments. Our students come from many different walks<br />
of life and during the last 22 years, over 450 people have<br />
graduated from the programme gaining a qualification that can<br />
aid their career and provide a sense of achievement and selffulfilment.<br />
The flexibility and structure of the degree programme<br />
has enabled them to study and achieve their goals while still<br />
continuing with their busy everyday lives.<br />
Programme Structure<br />
You can study part-time for a degree in Humanities, History or<br />
English. A wide range of courses are available in a variety of<br />
subjects which allow you to tailor your studies to your own needs<br />
and interests.<br />
You can choose two subjects to study each year throughout the<br />
programme and can also mix and match your choice of venues.<br />
The majority of classes are delivered via the traditional face-toface<br />
method.<br />
Classes in Pembrokeshire are often taught via a videoconferenced<br />
link from <strong>Swansea</strong>; an exciting and on-going<br />
development. At all classes, a variety of teaching methods are<br />
used from small seminars to discussion groups and workshops.<br />
Tutor Expertise<br />
At DACE, we have an excellent group of tutors who, in addition<br />
to being experts in their own disciplines, are also committed to the<br />
education of adults and to widening access in general.<br />
They have a fundamental role in enthusing students and it is largely<br />
due to their expertise that students are able to keep on-track, stay<br />
motivated and achieve to their full ability.<br />
Croeso i’r Adran Addysg Barhaus Oedolion lle mae’r staff<br />
yn gefnogwyr brwd dysgu gydol oes, ac wedi ymrwymo<br />
i ddarparu cyfleoedd dysgu hyblyg ac addas i fyfyrwyr<br />
mewn oed.<br />
Cynigir y Radd BA Ran-amser yn y Dyniaethau, Hanes, a<br />
Saesneg ar y campws ym Mharc Singleton ac mewn nifer o<br />
leoliadau cymunedol yn Abertawe, Castell-nedd Port Talbot,<br />
Sir Gaerfyrddin a Sir Benfro.<br />
Mae’r rhaglen wedi’i dylunio’n benodol ar gyfer y rhai sy’n<br />
dewis astudio ar sail rhan amser oherwydd ymrwymiadau<br />
gwaith, ymrwymiadau teuluol, neu ymrwymiadau eraill. Daw<br />
ein myfyrwyr o lawer o wahanol gefndiroedd, ac yn ystod y<br />
22 blynedd diwethaf, mae dros 450 o unigolion wedi graddio<br />
o’r rhaglen, gan ennill cymhwyster a allai fod o gymorth yn<br />
eu gyrfâu, ac a allai hyrwyddo teimlad o gyrhaeddiad a<br />
hunangyflawniad. Mae hyblygrwydd a strwythur y rhaglen radd<br />
wedi’u galluogi i astudio ac i gyflawni eu hamcanion tra bod eu<br />
bywydau prysur yn parhau fel arfer.<br />
Strwythur y Rhaglen<br />
Gellwch astudio am radd ran amser yn y Dyniaethau, Hanes,<br />
neu Saesneg. Mae ystod eang o gyrsiau ar gael mewn<br />
amrywiaeth o bynciau sy’n caniatáu i chi deilwra’ch astudio i’ch<br />
anghenion a’ch diddordebau’ch hunan.<br />
Gallwch ddewis dau bwnc i’w hastudio bob blwyddyn trwy<br />
gydol y rhaglen, a gallwch ddewis a chyfuno lleoliadau i<br />
ddiwallu’ch anghenion.<br />
Cyflwynir y rhan fwyaf o’r cyrsiau trwy’r dull traddodiadol<br />
wyneb yn wyneb. Yn aml, dysgir dosbarthiadau yn Sir Benfro<br />
trwy gyswllt fideo-gynadledda o Abertawe; datblygiad<br />
cyffrous a pharhaus. Defnyddir ystod o ddulliau dysgu yn yr<br />
holl ddosbarthiadau - o seminarau bychain i grwpiau trafod a<br />
gweithdai.<br />
Arbenigedd y Tiwtoriaid<br />
Mae gyda ni grŵp ardderchog o diwtoriaid yn AABO sydd, yn<br />
ogystal â bod yn arbenigwyr yn eu meysydd pwnc eu hunain, wedi<br />
ymrwymo i ddysgu oedolion ac i ehangu mynediad yn gyffredinol.<br />
Mae eu rôl o ran ysbrydoli myfyrwyr yn sylfaenol, a’u harbenigedd<br />
sydd yn gyfrifol, yn bennaf, am sicrhau bod myfyrwyr yn gallu dal<br />
ati, cynnal eu cymhelliad, a chyflawni hyd eithaf eu gallu.<br />
Students can study on the BA Part-time Degree Programme in Humanities, History or English in any one of the fifteen locations across<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong>, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.<br />
Gall myfyrwyr astudio’r rhaglen BA Rhan Amser yn y Dyniaethau, Hanes, neu Saesneg mewn unrhyw un o’r pymtheg lleoliad ar draws<br />
Abertawe, Castell-nedd Port Talbot, Sir Gâr a Sir Benfro.<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
4<br />
Abertawe<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
3<br />
2<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
1 <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
1 DOVE Workshop,<br />
1 The Black Mountain<br />
1<br />
Campus, Singleton Park<br />
Banwen<br />
Centre, Brynaman<br />
2<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong>,<br />
2<br />
Glynneath Training Centre,<br />
2<br />
Betws Primary School,<br />
2<br />
Hendrefoelan Campus<br />
Glynneath<br />
Ammanford<br />
3<br />
4<br />
The Phoenix Centre,<br />
Townhill<br />
Forge Fach Community<br />
Centre, Clydach<br />
Neath Port Talbot<br />
3<br />
4<br />
Castell-nedd Port Talbot<br />
1<br />
4<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
Neath Port Talbot College,<br />
Queen Street, Neath<br />
Community Development<br />
Centre, Sandfields,<br />
Port Talbot<br />
Carmarthenshire<br />
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When can I study? / Ble Alla I Astudio?<br />
All courses at Hendrefoelan Campus, Clydach, Townhill,<br />
Banwen, Glynneath, Neath, Port Talbot, Brynaman, Betws,<br />
and Llanelli will start week commencing 23rd September,<br />
2013.<br />
All courses at Singleton Park Campus will start week<br />
commencing 30th September, 2013.<br />
All courses at Narberth, Pembroke Dock, Haverfordwest and<br />
Fishguard will start week commencing 30th September, 2013.<br />
Bydd yr holl gyrsiau ar Gampws Hendrefoelan ac yng<br />
Nghlydach, Townhill, Banwen, Glyn-nedd, Castell-nedd,<br />
Brynaman, Betws a Llanelli yn cychwyn yn ystod yr wythnos<br />
sy’n dechrau 23 Medi 2013.<br />
Bydd yr holl gyrsiau ar Gampws Parc Singleton yn cychwyn<br />
yn ystod yr wythnos sy’n dechrau 30 Medi 2013.<br />
Bydd yr holl gyrsiau yn Arberth, Doc Penfro, Hwlffordd ac<br />
Abergwaun yncychwyn yn ystod yr wythnos sy’n dechrau 30<br />
Medi 2013.<br />
Felinfoel Community<br />
Education Centre, Llanelli<br />
Sir Gaerfyrddin<br />
Pembrokeshire<br />
3<br />
4<br />
The Bloomfield Centre,<br />
Narberth<br />
Pembroke Dock Community<br />
Learning Centre, Pembroke<br />
Dock<br />
Pembrokeshire College,<br />
Haverfordwest<br />
Fishguard Community<br />
Learning Centre, Fishguard<br />
Sir Benfro<br />
Professor C olin Trotman<br />
Head of Department<br />
Dr Lynne Jenkins<br />
Part-time Degree Manager<br />
Yr Athro C olin Trotman<br />
Pennaeth yr Adran<br />
Dr Lynne Jenkins<br />
Rheolwr y Radd Ran-amser<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Campws Prifysgol<br />
1 Gweithdy DOVE, Banwen 1 Canolfan y Mynydd Du,<br />
Abertawe, Parc Singleton<br />
Brynaman<br />
2<br />
Canolfan Hyfforddi<br />
Campws Hendrefoelan,<br />
Glyn-nedd, Glyn-nedd<br />
2<br />
Ysgol Gynradd Betws,<br />
Prifysgol Abertawe<br />
Rhydaman<br />
3<br />
Coleg Castell-nedd Port<br />
Canolfan Phoenix,<br />
Talbot, Heol y Frenhines, 3 Canolfan Addysg<br />
Townhill<br />
Castell-nedd<br />
Gymunedol Felin-foel,<br />
Llanelli<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4 Canolfan Gymunedol Forge 4 Canolfan Datblygu<br />
Fach, Clydach<br />
Cymunedol, Traethmelyn,<br />
4<br />
Castell-nedd<br />
Canolfan Bloomfield,<br />
Arberth<br />
Canolfan Addysg<br />
Gymunedol, Doc Penfro<br />
Coleg Sir Benfro,<br />
Hwlffordd<br />
Canolfan Addysg<br />
Gymunedol Abergwaun<br />
4 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Subjects Available at Level One, Two and Three / Pynciau Sydd Ar Gael Ar Lefel Un, Dau a Thri<br />
Key / Allwedd:<br />
Level One Subjects / Pynciau Lefel Un<br />
Level Two and Three Subjects / Pynciau Lefelau Dau a Thri<br />
Subject / Pwnc <strong>Swansea</strong> / Abertawe Neath Port Talbot / Castell-nedd Port Talbot<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
Campus<br />
Campws<br />
Abertawe<br />
Hendrefoelan<br />
Campus<br />
Campws<br />
Hendrefoelan<br />
Clydach<br />
Clydach<br />
Townhill<br />
Townhill<br />
Banwen<br />
Banwen<br />
Glynneath<br />
Glyn-nedd<br />
Neath<br />
Castellnedd<br />
Sandfields<br />
Traethmelyn<br />
Ancient History / Hanes<br />
yr Henfyd<br />
Counselling / Cwnsela<br />
English / Saesneg<br />
History / Hanes<br />
Philosophy / Athroniaeth<br />
Psychology / Seicoleg<br />
Science / Gwyddoniaeth<br />
Social Policy / Polisi<br />
Cymdeithasol<br />
Sociology /<br />
Cymdeithaseg<br />
Subject / Pwnc Carmarthenshire / Sir Gaerfyrddin Pembrokeshire / Sir Benfro<br />
Brynaman<br />
Brynaman<br />
Betws<br />
Betws<br />
Felinfoel<br />
Felinfoel<br />
Narberth<br />
Arberth<br />
Pembroke<br />
Doc Penfro<br />
H’West<br />
Hwlffordd<br />
Fishguard<br />
Abergwaun<br />
Ancient History / Hanes<br />
yr Henfyd<br />
Counselling / Cwnsela<br />
English / Saesneg<br />
History / Hanes<br />
Philosophy / Athroniaeth<br />
Psychology / Seicoleg<br />
Science / Gwyddoniaeth<br />
Social Policy / Polisi<br />
Cymdeithasol<br />
Sociology /<br />
Cymdeithaseg<br />
6 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Information Events - Dates for your diary in July / August 2013 Digwyddiadau Gwybodaeth - dyddiadau i’ch dyddiadur yng Ngorffennaf / Awst 2013<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
Carmarthenshire<br />
Abertawe<br />
Sir Gaerfyrddin<br />
Wednesday 10th July 11am - 1pm<br />
The Phoenix Centre<br />
Paradise Park, Powys Avenue, Townhill, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA1 6PH<br />
Wednesday 3rd July 3pm - 5pm<br />
Ammanford Library<br />
3 Wind Street, Ammanford, Carmarthenshire SA18 3DN<br />
Dydd Mercher, 10 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Canolfan Phoenix<br />
Parc Paradwys, Rhodfa Powys, Townhill, Abertawe SA1 6PH<br />
Mercher 3 Gorffennaf 3pm - 5pm<br />
Llyfrgell Rhydaman<br />
3 Stryd y Gwynt, Rhydaman, Sir Gaerfyrddin SA18 3DN<br />
Thursday 18th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Clydach Library<br />
High Street, Clydach, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA6 5LN<br />
Thursday 11th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Felinfoel Resource Centre<br />
Ynys Wen, Felinfoel, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire SA14 8BE<br />
Dydd Iau, 18 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Clydach<br />
Heol Fawr, Clydach, Abertawe SA6 5LN<br />
Dydd Iau, 11 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Canolfan Adnoddau Felin-foel<br />
Ynys Wen, Felin-foel, Llanelli, Sir Gaerfyrddin SA14 8BE<br />
Tuesday 6th August 10am - 7pm<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> Central Library<br />
Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA1 3SN<br />
Tuesday 16th July 11am - 1pm<br />
The Black Mountain Centre<br />
Cwmgarw Road, Brynaman, Carmarthenshire SA18 1BU<br />
Dydd Mawrth 6 Awst 10am - 7pm<br />
Llyfrgell Ganolog Abertawe<br />
Y Ganolfan Ddinesig, Heol Ystumllwynarth, Abertawe SA1 3SN<br />
Dydd Mawrth 16 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Canolfan y Mynydd Du<br />
Heol Cwmgarw, Brynaman, Sir Gaerfyrddin SA18 1BU<br />
Saturday 10th August 10am - 4pm<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> Central Library<br />
Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA1 3SN<br />
Thursday 25th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Llanelli Library<br />
Vaughan Street, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire SA15 3AS<br />
Sadwrn 10 Awst 10am - 4pm<br />
Llyfrgell Ganolog Abertawe<br />
Y Ganolfan Ddinesig, Heol Ystumllwynarth, Abertawe SA1 3SN<br />
Dydd Iau, 25 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Llanelli<br />
Stryd Vaughan, Llanelli, Sir Gaerfyrddin SA15 3AS<br />
Neath Port Talbot<br />
Pembrokeshire<br />
Castell Nedd Port Talbot<br />
Sir Benfro<br />
Wednesday 3rd July 11am - 1pm<br />
Port Talbot Library<br />
1st Floor, Aberafan Shopping Centre, Port Talbot SA13 1PB<br />
Tuesday 9th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Pembroke Dock Library<br />
Water Street, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire SA72 6DW<br />
Mercher 3 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Port Talbot<br />
Llawr Cyntaf, Canolfan Siopa Aberafan, Port Talbot SA13 1PB<br />
Dydd Mawrth 9 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Doc Penfro<br />
Stryd y Dŵr, Doc Penfro, Sir Benfro SA72 6DW<br />
Wednesday 3rd July 5pm - 7pm<br />
Glynneath Training Centre<br />
Oddfellows Street, Glynneath, Neath SA11 5DB<br />
Friday 12th July 10am - 12pm<br />
Sandfields Library<br />
Morrison Road, Sandfields, Port Talbot SA12 6TG<br />
Wednesday 17th July 11am - 1pm<br />
DOVE Workshop Café<br />
Roman Road, Banwen, Neath SA10 9LW<br />
Thursday 25th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Neath Library<br />
Victoria Gardens, Neath SA11 3BA<br />
Thursday 11th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Fishguard Library<br />
Town Hall, Market Square, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire<br />
SA65 9HA<br />
Thursday 18th July 11am - 1pm<br />
Haverfordwest Library<br />
Off Dew Street, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA61 1SU<br />
Tuesday 23rd July 11am - 1pm<br />
The Bloomfield Centre<br />
Redstone Road, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7ES<br />
Mercher 3 Gorffennaf 5pm - 7pm<br />
Canolfan Hyfforddi Glyn-nedd<br />
Stryd Oddfellows, Glyn-nedd, Castell-nedd SA11 5DB<br />
Dydd Gwener, 12 Gorffennaf 10am - 12pm<br />
Llyfrgell Traethmelyn<br />
Heol Treforys, Traethmelyn, Port Talbot SA12 6TG<br />
Dydd Mercher, 17 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Caffe Gweithdy DOVE<br />
Ffordd Rufeinig, Banwen, Castell-nedd SA10 9LW<br />
Dydd Iau, 25 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Castell-nedd<br />
Gerddi Victoria, Catell-nedd SA11 3BA<br />
Dydd Iau, 11 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Abergwaun<br />
Neuadd y Dref, Sgwâr y Farchnad, Abergwaun, Sir Benfro<br />
SA65 9HA<br />
Dydd Iau, 18 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Llyfrgell Hwlffordd<br />
Oddi ar Stryd Dewi, Hwlffordd, Sir Benfro SA61 1SU<br />
Dydd Mawrth 23 Gorffennaf 11am - 1pm<br />
Canolfan Bloomfield<br />
Heol Redstone, Arberth, Sir Benfro SA67 7ES<br />
This is an excellent course for students who left school without qualifications<br />
enabling them to achieve them at a later date.<br />
Mae hwn yn gwrs rhagorol ar gyfer myfyrwyr a adawodd yr ysgol heb gymwysterau,<br />
gan ei fod yn eu galluogi i’w cyflawni yn ddiweddarach.<br />
8 For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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Academic Study Support - Help with your return to learning<br />
At DACE we recognise that adult students come from all walks of life and that<br />
they need to have flexibility in the way that they study.<br />
Whatever your individual situation - whether you are keen to update your writing skills or want to develop<br />
new learning strategies to support your part-time degree studies, we have something to offer you.<br />
New students often require support and encouragement before embarking upon the part-time degree.<br />
The FREE Academic Support Sessions outlined below help prepare students for the demands of higher education. Sessions also include<br />
time for students to find out more about how library staff can help them with their research and assignment preparation.<br />
All part-time degree students have access to a variety of learning resources and details of these will be issued at enrolment.<br />
New part-time degree students are strongly recommended to attend these sessions.<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
South Wales Miners’ Library, Hendrefoelan Campus, Gower Road, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA2 7NB (Jenni Jenkins)<br />
FREE<br />
Academic Support<br />
Sessions -<br />
September 2013<br />
Cymorth Astudio Academaidd - Yn eich Helpu i Ddechrau Dysgu Eto<br />
Yn AABO rydym yn cydnabod bod myfyrwyr sy’n oedolion yn dod o bob math o<br />
gefndir a bod angen hyblygrwydd arnynt yn y ffordd maen nhw’n astudio.<br />
Beth bynnag yw’ch sefyllfa unigol - boed yn awyddus i ddiweddaru’ch sgiliau ysgrifennu, neu’n dymuno<br />
datblygu strategaethau dysgu newydd i gefnogi’ch astudiaethau rhan amser - mae gennym rywbeth i’w<br />
gynnig i chi.<br />
Sesiynau<br />
Cymorth Academaidd<br />
RHAD AC AM DDIM -<br />
Medi 2013<br />
Yn aml, bydd angen cymorth ac anogaeth ar fyfyrwyr newydd cyn iddynt gychwyn ar y radd ran-amser. Mae’r Sesiynau Cymorth<br />
Academaidd Rhad ac am Dddim isod yn helpu paratoi myfyrwyr ar gyfer gofynion addysg uwch. Mae’r sesiynau’n cynnwys amser i<br />
fyfyrwyr ddarganfod mwy am sut y gall staff y llyfrgell eu helpu gyda’u gwaith ymchwil a pharatoi aseiniadau.<br />
Mae pob myfyriwr gradd ran amser yn cael mynediad at amrywiaeth o adnoddau dysgu, a darperir manylion am y rhain wrth i chi<br />
gofrestru. Cynghorir myfyrwyr newydd y radd ran-amser yn gryf iawn i fynychu’r sesiynau hyn.<br />
Abertawe<br />
Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru, Campws Hendrefoelan, Ffordd Gŵyr, Abertawe SA2 7NB (Jenni Jenkins)<br />
Monday 9th September *<br />
Wednesday 11th September<br />
Saturday 14th September<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
10am - 1pm<br />
Dydd Llun 9 Medi *<br />
Dydd Mercher 11 Medi<br />
Dydd Sadwrn 14 Medi<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
10am - 1pm<br />
*(Introduction to the Library Session)<br />
*(Cyflwyniad i’r Llyfrgell)<br />
Neath<br />
Castell-nedd<br />
Community Development Centre, Bevin Avenue, Sandfields, Port Talbot SA12 6JW (Carole Butler)<br />
Canolfan Datblygu NSA, Rhodfa Bevin, Traethmelyn, Port Talbot SA12 6JW (Carole Butler)<br />
Monday 9th September *<br />
Thursday 12th September<br />
1pm - 3pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
Dydd Llun 9 Medi *<br />
Dydd Mercher 11 Medi<br />
1pm - 3pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
*(Introduction to the Library Session)<br />
*(Cyflwyniad i’r Llyfrgell)<br />
Carmarthenshire<br />
Sir Gaerfyrddin<br />
Felinfoel Community Education Centre, Tanrhodyn Road, Felinfoel, Llanelli SA15 4LN (Kerri Mawer)<br />
Canolfan Addysg Gymunedol Felin-foel, Heol Tanrhodyn, Felin-foel, Llanelli SA15 4LN (Kerri Mawer)<br />
Tuesday 10th September<br />
Thursday 12th September*<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
Dydd Mawrth 10 Medi<br />
Dydd Iau 12 Medi*<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
*(Introduction to the Library Session)<br />
*(Cyflwyniad i’r Llyfrgell)<br />
Pembrokeshire<br />
Sir Benfro<br />
Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centre, Albion Square, Pembroke Dock SA72 6XF (Judie Jancovich)<br />
Canolfan Addysg Gymunedol Doc Penfro, Sgwâr Albion, Doc Penfro SA72 6XF (Judie Jancovich)<br />
Tuesday 10th September*<br />
Thursday 12th September<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
Dydd Mawrth 10 Medi*<br />
Dydd Iau 12 Medi<br />
10am - 12pm<br />
6pm - 8pm<br />
*(Introduction to the Library Session)<br />
*(Cyflwyniad i’r Llyfrgell)<br />
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Course Fees<br />
Ffioedd Cwrs<br />
What will it cost?<br />
Tuition Fees for the 2013-2014 Academic Session are £345 per<br />
30 credit course. Tuition Fees can be paid in two instalments by<br />
Direct Debit (November 2013 and February 2014) or in full at<br />
enrolment.<br />
What help is available?<br />
Part Time Fee Grant<br />
The Government has introduced a new package of support for<br />
part-time students who are studying at least 50% or more of an<br />
equivalent full time course. The support consists of:<br />
• A fee grant of up to £690.00.<br />
• A course grant of up to £1,155.00 (towards travel, books etc.)<br />
You do not need to repay the support for any academic year you<br />
complete. The amount you receive will depend on your income<br />
and that of your partner and the number of dependents.<br />
• You will qualify for the maximum support if your income is<br />
less than £16,865.00 or if you are in receipt of incomeassessed<br />
benefits (e.g. Housing Benefit, Council Tax Benefit)<br />
• Partial support will be available if your income is over<br />
£16,865 but less than £25,4<strong>35</strong><br />
You may also be able to get extra help on top of the Fee Grant or<br />
Course Grant if you have adult or children that depend financially<br />
upon you. This extra help includes:<br />
• Adult Dependants’ Grant (ADG)<br />
• Childcare Grant (CCG)<br />
• Parents’ Learning Allowance (PLA)<br />
• If you have a disability, you may be eligible for the Disabled<br />
Students’ Allowance. The allowance is paid by your Local<br />
Education Authority to help with additional costs with your<br />
course, it is not dependent on income and is non-repayble.<br />
You will need to contact your Local Education Authority for<br />
more information.<br />
Important<br />
If you are an International student your Tuition Fees will be £2,625<br />
per 30 credit course. You will not be eligible for the Part Time Fee<br />
Grant and funding from other sources may be limited.<br />
All Part-time degree students are encouraged to complete their<br />
studies within six years of commencing as funding is only<br />
available for six years and any additional periods of study will<br />
need to be funded privately.<br />
For further details on all of the above, please contact Mrs Janice<br />
Brown on 01792 295499.<br />
Faint fydd y gost?<br />
Bydd ffioedd dysgu Sesiwn Academaidd 2013-2014 yn £345<br />
am bob cwrs 30 credyd. Gellir talu’r ffioedd dysgu mewn<br />
dau randaliad trwy Ddebyd Uniongyrchol (Tachwedd 2013 a<br />
Chwefror 2014) neu dalu’n llawn wrth gofrestru.<br />
Pa gymorth sydd ar gael?<br />
Grant Ffioedd Cyrsiau Rhan Amser<br />
Mae’r Llywodraeth wedi cyflwyno pecyn cymorth newydd i<br />
fyfyrwyr rhan amser sy’n astudio 50% neu fwy o gwrs cyfwerth â<br />
llawn amser. Mae’r pecyn cymorth yn cynnwys:<br />
• Grant ffioedd o hyd at £690.<br />
• Grant Cwrs, hyd at £1,155.00 (tuag at gostau teithio, llyfrau,<br />
ac ati.)<br />
Ni fydd yn rhaid i chi ad-dalu’r cymhorthdal a gewch ar gyfer<br />
unrhyw flwyddyn academaidd y byddwch yn ei chwblhau.<br />
Bydd y swm a gewch yn dibynnu ar eich incwm chi, incwm eich<br />
partner, a faint o ddibynyddion sydd gennych.<br />
• Byddwch yn gymwys i gael y cymorth mwyaf os yw eich<br />
incwm yn is na £16,865.00, neu os ydych yn derbyn budddaliadau<br />
sydd wedi’u hasesu ar sail incwm (e.e. Budd-dal Tai,<br />
Budd-dal Treth Gyngor).<br />
• Fe gewch gymorth rhannol os yw eich incwm dros £16,865<br />
ond yn llai na £25,4<strong>35</strong><br />
Efallai y gallwch gael cymorth ychwanegol hefyd, ar ben y<br />
Grant Ffioedd neu’r Grant Cwrs, os oes oedolion neu blant yn<br />
ddibynnol arnoch yn ariannol. Mae’r cymorth ychwanegol hwn<br />
yn cynnwys:<br />
ychwanegol ar gyfer eu cwrs. Cysylltwch â’r Swyddfa Cyngor<br />
a Chymorth Ariannol, Gwasanaethau Myfyrwyr, ar 01792<br />
513225.<br />
• Os oes gennych anabledd, mae’n bosibl y byddwch yn<br />
gymwys i dderbyn y Lwfans Myfyriwr Anabl. Telir y lwfans<br />
hwn gan eich Awdurdod Addysg Lleol i helpu i dalu costau<br />
ychwanegol ar gyfer eich cwrs. Nid yw’n dibynnu ar eich<br />
incwm, ac nid oes rhaid ei ad-dalu. Bydd angen i chi gysylltu<br />
â’ch Awdurdod Addysg Lleol am ragor o wybodaeth.<br />
Pwysig<br />
Os ydych yn fyfyriwr rhyngwladol, byddwch yn talu £2,625<br />
am bob cwrs 30 credyd. Ni fyddwch yn gymwys i gael y Grant<br />
Ffioedd Cyrsiau Rhan Amser a gall y cymorth sydd ar gael o<br />
ffynonellau eraill fod yn gyfyngedig.<br />
Anogir holl fyfyrwyr y radd ran-amser i gwblhau eu<br />
hastudiaethau o fewn chwe blynedd ar ôl cychwyn, oherwydd<br />
bod y cymorth ariannol ar gael am gyfnod o chwe blynedd yn<br />
unig, a bydd angen ariannu unrhyw gyfnod astudio ychwanegol<br />
yn breifat.<br />
Am fanylion pellach am yr uchod, cysylltwch â Mrs Janice Brown<br />
ar 01792 295499.<br />
Please consult your Local Authority for further details or visit<br />
Student Finance Wales website: www.studentfinancewales.co.uk<br />
(SFW Tel: 0845 602 8845).<br />
• Grant Oedolion Dibynnol<br />
• Grant Gofal Plant<br />
• Lwfans Dysgu i Rieni<br />
Application forms will be available from August 2013.<br />
Please Note: Students who already have a first degree are not<br />
eligible for the Part Time Package.<br />
For further information<br />
Additional help that may be available:-<br />
• You may be entitled to a <strong>University</strong> Bursary that can offer<br />
reduced fees. Eligible students will be awarded a bursary<br />
of up to 50% of the total tuition fees – this will be offset<br />
directly against your fee total.<br />
• <strong>University</strong> Financial Contingency Funds are available for lowincome<br />
students who need extra financial support for their<br />
course. Please contact the Money Advice and Support Centre,<br />
Student Services on 01792 513225.<br />
For more information<br />
please contact<br />
Janice Brown on<br />
01792 295499<br />
Cysylltwch â’ch Awdurdod Lleol i gael manylion pellach, neu ewch<br />
i wefan Cyllid Myfyrwyr Cymru www.studentfinancewales.co.uk<br />
(Ffôn: 0845 602 8845).<br />
Bydd ffurflenni cais ar gael o fis Awst 2013.<br />
Sylwer: Ni fydd myfyrwyr sydd eisoes wedi cael gradd yn<br />
gymwys i gael y pecyn cymorth cyrsiau rhan amser.<br />
Am Fanylion<br />
Cymorth ychwanegol a all fod ar gael:-<br />
• Efallai y gallwch hawlio Bwrsariaeth y Brifysgol, sy’n gallu<br />
cynnig ffioedd dysgu is. Caiff myfyrwyr cymwys fwrsariaeth o<br />
hyd at 50% o’r holl ffioedd dysgu - defnyddir hyn yn<br />
uniongyrchol i leihau’ch ffioedd.<br />
• Mae Cronfa Ariannol Wrth Gefn y Brifysgol ar gael i fyfyrwyr<br />
sydd ag incwm isel ac y mae arnynt angen cymorth ariannol<br />
Am Fanylion pellach am<br />
yr uchod, cysylltwch â<br />
Janice Brown ar<br />
01792 295499<br />
12 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> Campus<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> Campus<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> Campus, Singleton Park, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA2 8PP<br />
01792 602211 u adult.education@swansea.ac.uk u www.swansea.ac.uk/dace<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on campus<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir Hardie Building and<br />
will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Levels Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Monday<br />
• Rome and Egypt (Ken Griffin/Richard Byles)<br />
• Introduction to Sociology: Understanding Every Day Life (Sally Richardson)<br />
• Counselling: Introduction to the Therapeutic Relationship (TBC)<br />
Tuesday<br />
• Philosophy and Literature (Jenni Jenkins/Brian Breeze)<br />
• Lyric, Poetry and Tragic Drama (Dr Alexia Bowler/Dr Adele Jones/Gareth Evans)<br />
• A Nation Transformed: Britain in the Nineteenth Century (Lesley Hulonce)*<br />
Wednesday<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Ros Lajevardi)<br />
• Empire, Welfare, Europe: The Changing Face of British Society, 1900-2000 (Terry Davies)*<br />
Thursday<br />
• Introduction to 20th Century British and Irish Drama (Liza Penn-Thomas)<br />
• Science, Spirituality and Health (Dr Penny Sartori)<br />
Monday<br />
• Weimar Germany and the Third Reich (Gwenda Phillips)<br />
• Philosophy of Mind (Jenni Jenkins/Brian Breeze)<br />
Tuesday<br />
• Crime and Deviance (Sally Richardson)<br />
• Women and Family in the Ancient World (Dr Nick Barley)<br />
• Popular Culture, Citizenship, Consumerism and the New Right (Dr Anthea Symonds)<br />
Wednesday<br />
• The Art of the Essay (Dr Adele Jones/Dr Alexia Bowler/Alan Kellerman)<br />
• Biological Psychology (Dr Rhian Worth)<br />
• The Modern American Presidency (Jeff Newnham)<br />
Thursday<br />
• Women’s Theories in Psychotherapy: From Anna Freud to Lucy Irigary (Julia Cutmore)<br />
• The Way We Live Now: Victorian Culture and Literature (Dr Alyce von Rothkirch)*<br />
• History of Science and Medicine in Britain 1500-1948 (Terry Davies)<br />
*(This module will be video-linked from <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> to Pembrokeshire College and Fishguard Community Education Centre)<br />
*(This module will be video-linked from <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> to Pembrokeshire College)<br />
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<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Hendrefoelan Campus<br />
Forge Fach Community Resource Centre, Clydach<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
South Wales Miners’ Library, Hendrefoelan Campus, Gower Road, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA2 7NB<br />
01792 518603/518693 u miners@swansea.ac.uk u www.swansea.ac.uk/iss/swml<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
South Wales Miners’ Library is designed to meet the needs of all part-time students. Staff provide a flexible and<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
efficient service in a relaxed environment. There is good parking and tea/coffee facilities for students’ use.<br />
Hebron Road, Clydach, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA6 5EJ<br />
01792 845566 u enquiries@forgefach.org.uk u www.forgefach.org.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
The Forge Fach Community Resource Centre offers a range of facilities including a café and a nursery, a fully<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
equipped IT suite, a multi-purpose hall and training and conference rooms. There is off-road parking available.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Saturday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• Introduction to Sociology: Understanding Every Day Life (Sally Richardson)<br />
Saturday 12.00pm - 2.00pm<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Carole Butler)<br />
Tuesday 5.00pm - 7.00pm<br />
• Europe: The Medieval Experience (Colin James)<br />
Thursday 10.00am - 12.00pm<br />
• The Sociology of Development (Sally Richardson)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
The Part-time Degree Programme for adult learners is an<br />
absolutely fabulous opportunity for people like myself, a<br />
working mother of two, to undertake the HE study they<br />
missed out on earlier in their lives. The evening lecture<br />
structure is brilliant.<br />
Thursday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• Race and Ethnicity (Sally Richardson)<br />
Thursday 5.30pm - 7.30pm<br />
• The Soviet Union from Lenin to Gorbachev (Gwenda Phillips)<br />
16 For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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The Phoenix Centre, Townhill<br />
Dove Workshop, Banwen<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Paradise Park, Powys Avenue, Townhill, <strong>Swansea</strong> SA1 6PH<br />
01792 479800 u bookings@phoenixcdt.co.uk u www.hcdt.co.uk/news/gtwp_linkspage.php<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
The Phoenix Centre is a purpose-built community enterprise centre at Paradise Park, Townhill. Teaching rooms are<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
well-equipped and comfortable and the Centre has an excellent community café and community crèche which<br />
students can use.<br />
Roman Road, Banwen, Neath SA10 9LW<br />
01639 700024 u info@doveworkshopuk.org u www.doveworkshopuk.org<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
DOVE Workshop is an Adult Education Centre based at the top of Dulais Valley. There are excellent facilities at the<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
centre including two computer laboratories, day nursery, café and a branch of the South Wales Miners’ Library.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Wednesday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Ros Lajevardi)<br />
Wednesday 12.00pm - 2.00pm<br />
• Introduction to Sociology: Understanding Every Day Life (Carole Roberts)<br />
Wednesday 9.45am - 11.45am<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Dr Rhian Worth)<br />
Wednesday 12.45pm - 2.45pm<br />
• The Crusades (Colin James)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Wednesday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• God, Belief and Society (Ian James)<br />
Wednesday 12.30pm - 2.30pm<br />
• Social Psychology (Ros Lajevardi)<br />
Wednesday 9.45am - 11.45am<br />
• Poverty, Charity and the Workhouse (Terry Davies)<br />
Wednesday 12.30pm - 2.30pm<br />
• Criminal Psychology (Carole Butler)<br />
18 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Glynneath Training Centre<br />
Neath Port Talbot College, Neath<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Oddfellows Street, Glynneath, Neath SA11 5DB<br />
01639 721772 u glynneathtc@googlemail.com u www.glynneathtc.org.uk<br />
The<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
Glynneath<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
Training<br />
campus<br />
Centre<br />
is<br />
has<br />
situated<br />
a relaxed<br />
at Singleton<br />
atmosphere<br />
Park.<br />
where<br />
Refreshments<br />
staff are well<br />
and<br />
qualified,<br />
light snacks<br />
friendly<br />
are<br />
and<br />
available<br />
welcoming.<br />
on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
The Centre is adjacent to the Co-operative Store in the centre of Glynneath and has excellent facilities, including two<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
computer suites, a Cyber Café and a bilingual Nursery. There are also tea and coffee making facilities for students’<br />
use. Parking is available.<br />
Queen Street Centre, 28 Queen Street, Neath SA11 1DL<br />
01639 648110 u qsc@nptc.ac.uk u www.nptc.ac.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
The Queen Street Centre is situated in the middle of Neath town centre. It is well-equipped and is comfortable with<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
a relaxed atmosphere. There are tea and coffee making facilities for students’ use. Parking is available nearby for a<br />
small charge.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Monday 6.00pm - 8.00pm<br />
• Science, Spirituality and Health (Dr Penny Sartori)<br />
Wednesday 5.00pm - 7.00pm<br />
• Counselling in Context (Carole Butler)<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Thursday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Cerri Goodfellow)<br />
Thursday 12.00pm - 2.00pm<br />
• The American Experience: Columbus to Capitalism (Jeff Newnham)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Monday 6.00pm - 8.00pm<br />
• Women’s Theories in Psychotherapy: From Anna Freud to Lucy Irigary (Julia Cutmore)<br />
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.00pm<br />
• Child Psychology (Carole Butler)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Thursday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• Criminal Psychology (Carole Butler)<br />
Friday 1.30pm - 3.30pm<br />
• From the Tudors to the Early 20th Century with Particular Reference to Wales (Lynda Bryant)<br />
20 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
21
Community Development Centre, Sandfields, Port Talbot<br />
The Black Mountain Centre, Brynaman<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Bevin Avenue, Sandfields, Port Talbot SA12 7RX<br />
01639 870068 u liz.haines-williams@nsasr.co.uk u www.nsasr.co.uk/nsabase.html<br />
The<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong><br />
Community<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
Development<br />
campus<br />
Centre<br />
is situated<br />
is a multi-agency<br />
at Singleton<br />
facility<br />
Park. Refreshments<br />
housed in the<br />
and<br />
Sandfields<br />
light snacks<br />
Estate.<br />
are<br />
The<br />
available<br />
Centre works<br />
on<br />
in<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
partnership with a number of organisations to both facilitate and deliver adult community learning activities in an<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
accessible, informal environment. A range of courses are delivered at the Development Centre, making education<br />
accessible to the local community. There is good parking and tea/coffee making facilities for students’ use.<br />
Cwmgarw Road, Brynaman, Carmarthenshire SA18 1BU<br />
01269 823400 u admin@brynaman.org.uk u www.brynaman.org.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
The Black Mountain Centre offers a range of facilities throughout the year. The staff at the Centre are friendly and<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
the teaching rooms are comfortable and well-equipped. There is off road parking available.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Friday 10.00am - 12.00pm<br />
• The Craft of the Novel (Kerri Mawer)<br />
Friday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• The Sociology of Development (Ian James)<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 9.45am - 11.45am<br />
• The Craft of the Novel (Peter Thabit Jones)<br />
Tuesday 12.30pm - 2.30pm<br />
• Empire, Welfare, Europe: The Changing Face of British Society, 1900-2000 (Huw Williams)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Friday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• God Belief and Society (Ian James)<br />
Friday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• The (Auto) Biographical ‘I’ (Peter Thabit Jones)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 10.00am - 12.00pm<br />
• History of Childhood from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century (Gwenda Phillips)<br />
Tuesday 12.30pm - 2.30pm<br />
• Through the Back of the Wardrobe: Writers and Childhood (Peter Thabit Jones)<br />
22 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Betws Primary School, Ammanford<br />
Felinfoel Community Education Centre<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Heol Betws, Betws, SA18 2HE<br />
01269 592986 u admin@betws.ysgolccc.org.uk u www.betws.amdro.org.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
Betws Primary School is an extremely attractive well equipped venue. It is on the outskirts of Ammanford. We are<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
part of an adult education programme there. The centre has tea and coffee making facilities. Parking is available at<br />
the school and also on nearby roads.<br />
Tanrhodyn Road, Felinfoel, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire SA15 14LN<br />
01554 744<strong>35</strong>5 u lpdavies@carmarthenshire.gov.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
The<br />
campus<br />
Felinfoel<br />
and<br />
Community<br />
there is ample<br />
Education<br />
parking<br />
Centre<br />
for students<br />
is located<br />
studying<br />
a mile from<br />
in the<br />
the<br />
evening.<br />
cerntre<br />
Classes<br />
of Llanelli<br />
will<br />
where<br />
be held<br />
the staff<br />
in the<br />
are<br />
Keir<br />
friendly,<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
welcoming and helpful The Centre has an IT suite and offers a range of adult education classes. There are tea and<br />
coffee making facilities for students’ use and there is good parking.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Cerri Goodfellow)<br />
Thursday 6.15pm - 8.15pm<br />
• Counselling in Context (Cheryl Norman)<br />
Monday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• Welsh History:1914 to the Present Day (Terry Davies)<br />
Tuesday 12.00pm - 2.00pm<br />
• Understanding Drama (Kerri Mawer)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 6.00pm - 8.00pm<br />
• Counselling, Psychotherapy and the Construct of Self (Julia Cutmore)<br />
Thursday 6.00pm - 8.00pm<br />
• Abnormal/Atypical Psychology (Carole Butler)<br />
Monday 9.30am - 11.30am<br />
• Welsh Drama (Peter Thabit Jones)<br />
Monday 12.00pm - 2.00pm<br />
• Singing Light: The Poetry and Prose of Dylan Thomas (Peter Thabit Jones)<br />
24 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
25
The Bloomfield Centre, Narberth<br />
Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centre<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Redstone Road, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7ES<br />
01834 860293 u janine.perkins@pembrokeshire.gov.uk u www.bloomfield.narberth.co.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
Bloomfield House Community Centre offers a wide range of educational and leisure courses and sports and fitness<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
facilities. Refreshments are available and are provided in-house for students’ use. The Centre also has a day nursery<br />
and an after-school club. There is off-road parking available.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 10.00am - 12.00pm<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Wendy Ore)<br />
Tuesday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• The Sociology of Development (Jane Elliott)<br />
Albion Square, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire SA72 6XF<br />
01646 682668 u PembrokeDock.Learning@Pembrokeshire.gov.uk u<br />
www.sir-benfro.gov.uk/learningpembrokeshire<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centre is a well-established resource offering a wide variety of part-time<br />
courses for adults. It has a warm, relaxed atmosphere where the staff are friendly and welcoming. The Centre is<br />
located a few minutes walk away from the main shopping area in Pembroke Dock and has excellent facilities,<br />
including an IT suite. There is ample parking and tea and coffee making facilities for students’ use.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Monday 4.30pm - 6.30pm<br />
• Tracing the Roots of Social Policy (Anne Kelly)<br />
Tuesday 4.15pm - 6.15pm<br />
• Introduction to Psychology (2) (Wendy Ore)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 10.00am - 12.00pm<br />
• Educating Rita and her Brother: Different but Equal? (Jane Elliott)<br />
Tuesday 1.00pm - 3.00pm<br />
• Social Psychology (Ros Lajevardi)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 4.30pm - 6.30pm<br />
• Social Psychology (Ros Lajevardi)<br />
Thursday 4.30pm - 6.30pm<br />
• Community and Social Policy (Anne Kelly)<br />
26 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
27
Pembrokeshire College, Haverfordwest<br />
Fishguard Community Learning Centre<br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
See course<br />
descriptions<br />
on pages<br />
<strong>35</strong> - <strong>41</strong><br />
Pembrokeshire College, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA61 1SZ<br />
Tel. No. 01437 753000 u e-mail admissions@pembrokeshire.ac.uk u www.pembrokeshire.ac.uk<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
Pembrokeshire College is situated in a modern, purpose-built campus in Haverfordwest. The College has excellent<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
facilities and equipment. There are vending machines providing hot and cold drinks, confectionery and savoury<br />
snacks.The video-conference suite is located to the rear of the main college building at the top of the main car park.<br />
Ysgol Bro Gwaun, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire SA65 9DT<br />
01348 872488 u Fishguard.Learning@Pembrokeshire.gov.uk u<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> campus is situated at Singleton Park. Refreshments and light snacks are available on<br />
www.sir-benfro.gov.uk/learningpembrokeshire<br />
campus and there is ample parking for students studying in the evening. Classes will be held in the Keir<br />
Hardie Building and will take place on Monday to Thursday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm.<br />
Fishguard Community Learning Centre is located on the Ysgol Bro Gwaun Campus in Fishguard and offers facilities<br />
including 2 training rooms, a video conferencing room, an IT training suite, a fully equipped coffee bar and lounge<br />
area and off road parking.<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• A Nation Transformed: Britain in the Nineteenth Century (Lesley Hulonce)*<br />
Wednesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• Empire, Welfare, Europe: The Changing Face of British Society, 1900-2000 (Terry Davies)*<br />
• Counselling in Context (Janet Haggar)<br />
Thursday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
Level One Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• A Nation Transformed: Britain in the Nineteenth Century (Lesley Hulonce)*<br />
Wednesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• Empire, Welfare, Europe: The Changing Face of British Society, 1900-2000 (Terry Davies)*<br />
• Poets and Poetry (Robert Nisbet)<br />
Level Two and Three Modules Each module is worth a total of 30 credits<br />
Tuesday 6.00pm - 8.00pm<br />
• Weimar Germany and the Third Reich (Terry Davies)<br />
Thursday 6.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
• The Way We Live Now: Victorian Culture and Literature (Dr Alyce von Rothkirch)*<br />
• The Normans: A Medieval Dynasty (Colin James)<br />
*(This module will be video-linked from <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong>)<br />
28 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
29
Celebrating 40 years of the South Wales Miners’ Library<br />
Dathlu 40 Mlwyddiant Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru<br />
Books from over 60 Miners’ Institute and<br />
Welfare Hall Libraries across South Wales<br />
form the heart of the SWML.<br />
Mae llyfrau o fwy na 60 o lyfrgelloedd<br />
Sefydliadau’r Glowyr a Neuaddau Lles ar draws<br />
De Cymru’n sylfaen Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru.<br />
Promoting your learning, preserving our past<br />
Supporting regeneration through education<br />
Hybu’ch dysgu, diogelu’n gorffennol<br />
Cefnogi adfywio trwy addysg<br />
Opened on the 20th October 1973, the South Wales Miners’<br />
Library has developed as an internationally respected centre<br />
for the research of the historical, cultural, social, educational<br />
and political aspects of the South Wales Coalfield.<br />
Its unique collection, consisting of rare and important books,<br />
pamphlets, banners, posters, oral history recordings and<br />
newspaper articles, attracts visitors from all over the world,<br />
including academic researchers, students, family history<br />
enthusiasts, local historians and the media. The Library has<br />
many touring exhibitions which have generated great interest<br />
in the remarkable history of industrial South Wales.<br />
For the past 40 years, the SWML has been instrumental in<br />
supporting the regeneration work undertaken by DACE in<br />
providing community based education.<br />
From the NUM day release courses which were taught until<br />
the early 1990s, to the pioneering Community <strong>University</strong> of<br />
the Valleys and successful Part-Time Degree scheme, which is<br />
currently offered in community venues across <strong>Swansea</strong>, Neath<br />
Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, the South<br />
Wales Miners’ Library has worked closely with staff in DACE<br />
to provide innovative and appropriate library and information<br />
services to all.<br />
In 1989, a branch of the South Wales Miners’ Library was<br />
opened at the DOVE Workshop in Banwen offering <strong>University</strong><br />
library and information services in a community setting. It is<br />
an initiative that still flourishes today.<br />
To mark the 40th anniversary of the South Wales Miners’<br />
Library, a commemorative book will be published in October.<br />
The Library will also hold a series of free lectures which will<br />
reflect the history and future aspirations of the Library.<br />
For more information, please contact the<br />
South Wales Miners’ Library:<br />
www.swansea.ac.uk/iss/swml<br />
Email: miners@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Tel: 01792 518603/518693<br />
Agorwyd Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru ar 20 Hydref 1973, ac<br />
mae wedi datblygu’n ganolfan o fri rhyngwladol ar gyfer<br />
ymchwil i agweddau hanesyddol, diwylliannol, cymdeithasol,<br />
addysgol, a gwleidyddol Maes Glo De Cymru.<br />
Mae ei chasgliad unigryw o lyfrau prin a phwysig, pamffledi,<br />
baneri, posteri, recordiadau hanes llafar, ac erthyglau papur<br />
newydd yn denu ymwelwyr o ledled y byd, gan gynnwys<br />
ymchwilwyr academaidd, myfyrwyr, haneswyr teulu brwd,<br />
haneswyr lleol, a’r cyfryngau. Mae gan y Llyfrgell lawer o<br />
arddangosfeydd teithio sydd wedi ennyn llawer o ddiddordeb<br />
yn hanes nodedig De Cymru ddiwydiannol.<br />
Ers 40 mlynedd, mae Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru wedi bod â<br />
rhan wrth gefnogi’r gwaith adfywio a wneir gan AABO trwy<br />
ddarparu addysg gymunedol.<br />
O gyrsiau rhyddhad undydd Undeb Cenedlaethol y Glowyr<br />
a addysgwyd tan yn gynnar yn y 1990au, i Brifysgol<br />
Gymunedol arloesol y Cymoedd a’r cynllun Gradd Ran<br />
Amser llwyddiannus a gynigir ar hyn o bryd mewn lleoliadau<br />
cymunedol ar draws Abertawe, Castell-nedd Port Talbot,<br />
Sir Gaerfyrddin a Sir Benfro, mae Llyfrgell Glowyr De<br />
Cymru wedi cydweithio’n agos â staff AABO i ddarparu<br />
gwasanaethau llyfrgell a gwybodaeth arloesol ac addas i<br />
bawb.<br />
Yn 1989, agorwyd cangen o Lyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru yng<br />
Ngweithdy DOVE ym Manwen, gan gynnig gwasanaethau<br />
llyfrgell a gwybodaeth Prifysgol mewn lleoliad cymunedol.<br />
Mae’n fenter sy’n parhau i ffynnu hyd heddiw.<br />
I ddathlu 40 mlwyddiant Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru,<br />
cyhoeddir llyfr dathliadol ym mis Hydref.Bydd y Llyfrgell<br />
yn cynnal cyfres o ddarlithoedd am ddim hefyd, fydd yn<br />
adlewyrchu hanes y Llyfrgell a’i dyheadau ar gyfer y dyfodol.<br />
Am ragor o wybodaeth cysylltwch â Llyfrgell<br />
Glowyr De Cymru:<br />
www.swansea.ac.uk/iss/swml<br />
E-bost: miners@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
Ffôn: 01792 518603/518693<br />
30 For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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Sharing Our Success<br />
Rhannu Ein Llwyddiant<br />
Learner Awards<br />
Over many years, several Part-time Degree<br />
students have received special recognition for<br />
their outstanding learning achievements. Their<br />
inspirational stories demonstrate their dedication<br />
to their studies.<br />
Such commitment has resulted in students being<br />
the successful recipients of Adult Learner Awards.<br />
We, at DACE, are delighted to share this success<br />
with you. Mark Hall, from Llandybie, who is<br />
soon to graduate with a BA (Honours) Degree in<br />
History, was the successful recipient of two Higher<br />
Education Learner of the Year Awards at the<br />
Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire Learner<br />
Awards 2012. Mark first became a student when<br />
he started a Welsh language course following his<br />
return to Wales in 2005 to care for his mother.<br />
The inspiration and support that he received from<br />
tutors encouraged him to seize the opportunity<br />
to improve his qualifications. Shortly afterwards<br />
Mark enrolled on the Part-time Degree delivered<br />
by DACE. Alongside his degree studies, Mark is<br />
a carer for his wife and had to co-ordinate care to<br />
enable him to attend class.<br />
Congratulating Mark on his achievement, Head of<br />
the Department of Adult Continuing Education at<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong> Professor Colin Trotman said:<br />
“I am delighted that Mark has received recognition<br />
for his studies. He is an inspirational student and<br />
has successfully balanced his carer responsibility<br />
and study load, He is to be congratulated on<br />
gaining these esteemed awards. We are all very<br />
proud of his achievements.”<br />
Gwobrau i Ddysgwyr<br />
Dros y blynyddoedd, mae sawl myfyriwr ar y Radd<br />
Ran Amser wedi derbyn cydnabyddiaeth arbennig<br />
am eu cyraeddiadau dysgu eithriadol. Mae eu<br />
hanesion ysbrydoledig yn dangos eu hymroddiad<br />
i astudio. Gyda’r fath ymroddiad, mae rhai<br />
myfyrwyr wedi ennill Gwobrau Dysgwyr Mewn<br />
Oed. Rydym ni, yn AABO, yn falch o rannu’r<br />
llwyddiant hwn gyda chi.<br />
Mark Hall, o Landybïe, a fydd yn graddio’n fuan<br />
gyda BA (Anrhydedd) mewn Hanes, oedd enillydd<br />
dwy Wobr Dysgwr Addysg Uwch y Flwyddyn yn<br />
Seremoni Gwobrwyo Dysgwyr Castell-nedd Port<br />
Talbot a Sir Gaerfyrddin yn 2012.<br />
Dechreuodd Mark astudio trwy wneud cwrs<br />
Cymraeg pan ddaeth yn ôl i Gymru yn 2005<br />
i ofalu am ei fam. Roedd yr ysbrydoliaeth a’r<br />
gefnogaeth a gafodd gan ei diwtoriaid wedi’i<br />
annog i achub ar y cyfle i wella ei gymwysterau.<br />
Yn fuan wedyn, cofrestrodd Mark ar y Radd<br />
Ran Amser a gyflwynir gan AABO. Yn ogystal<br />
ag astudio am radd, mae Mark yn gofalu am ei<br />
wraig, a bu raid iddo gydlynu gofal amgen er<br />
mwyn gallu mynychu’r dosbarthiadau.<br />
Wrth longyfarch Mark ar ei gyflawniad,<br />
dywedodd yr Athro Colin Trotman, Pennaeth yr<br />
Adran Addysg Barhaus Oedolion ym Mhrifysgol<br />
Abertawe: “Dwi’n hynod o falch bod Mark<br />
wedi’i gydnabod am ei astudio. Mae’n fyfyriwr<br />
ysbrydoledig, ac mae wedi llwyddo i gydbwyso<br />
ei yrfa a’i waith astudio. Dylid llongyfarch iddo<br />
ar ennill y wobr fawreddog hon. Rydym i gyd yn<br />
falch iawn o’i gyflawniadau.”<br />
Graduate Success Story<br />
DACE students come from all walks of life and<br />
have many inspiring stories to tell about their<br />
studies on the Part-time BA Humanities Degree<br />
Programme. Denise Lewis graduated with a First<br />
Class Honours Humanities Degree in 2012.<br />
Denise, from Crynant, left school without any<br />
qualifications. Whilst working in a local factory,<br />
she undertook a range of courses at the Dulais<br />
Opportunities for Voluntary Enterprise (DOVE)<br />
Workshop and Glynneath Training Centre. These<br />
included DACE Pathways courses. Denise always<br />
had a desire to gain a qualification and applied<br />
for the Part-time BA Humanities Degree in 1998<br />
but she was too nervous to attend the interview.<br />
Eight years later and after much encouragement<br />
from DOVE and DACE staff, Denise enrolled on<br />
the Part-time BA Humanities Degree programme.<br />
Denise has worked as a Development Officer<br />
for the Cwmdulais Uchaf Communities First team<br />
based at the DOVE Workshop for over ten years.<br />
She said “Achieving my degree was something<br />
I never thought I could do. The Part-time Degree<br />
programme was a very positive experience and<br />
studying at community venues such as DOVE<br />
gave me the flexibility to study whilst balancing<br />
my work and family life. I thoroughly enjoyed my<br />
experience of the Part-time Degree, the lecturers<br />
and lectures were inspirational. I studied the<br />
degree for personal development reasons and I<br />
would like to continue learning, so I might consider<br />
taking a Masters degree in the future. I would like<br />
to thank my family, colleagues, friends and staff<br />
at the South Wales Miners’ Library and DACE,<br />
who patiently supported and encouraged me<br />
throughout my studies and played a huge part in<br />
helping me achieve my degree.”<br />
Llwyddiant Graddedig<br />
Mae myfyrwyr AABO yn dod o gefndiroedd amrywiol<br />
iawn, ac mae ganddynt sawl stori ysbrydoledig am<br />
eu hastudio ar y Rhaglen Radd BA Ran Amser yn y<br />
Dyniaethau. Graddiodd Denise Lewis gyda Gradd<br />
Anrhydedd Dosbarth Cyntaf yn y Dyniaethau yn<br />
2012.<br />
Roedd Denise, o Greunant, wedi gadael yr ysgol heb<br />
unrhyw gymwysterau. Tra’r oedd yn gweithio mewn<br />
ffatri leol, astudiodd nifer o gyrsiau yng ngweithdy<br />
Cyfleoedd Menter Wirfoddol Dulais (DOVE) ac yng<br />
Nghanolfan Hyfforddi Glyn-nedd. Roedd y rhain yn<br />
cynnwys cyrsiau Llwybr AABO. Roedd Denise wastad<br />
wedi bod ag awydd ennill cymhwyster, ac ymgeisiodd<br />
am y Radd BA Ran Amser yn y Dyniaethau ym 1998,<br />
ond roedd yn rhy ofnus i ddod i’r cyfweliad. Wyth<br />
mlynedd yn hwyrach, a chyda llawer o anogaeth<br />
oddi wrth staff y Gweithdy ac AABO, cofrestrodd<br />
Denise ar y Rhaglen Radd BA yn y Dyniaethau. Mae<br />
Denise wedi gweithio’n Swyddog Datblygu gyda thîm<br />
Cymunedau’n Gyntaf Cwmdulais Uchaf yn y Gweithdy<br />
ers dros ddeng mlynedd. Dywedodd, “Roedd ennill<br />
gradd yn rhywbeth nad oeddwn erioed wedi credu y<br />
gallwn ei wneud. Roedd y Rhaglen Radd Ran Amser<br />
yn brofiad cadarnhaol iawn, ac roedd astudio mewn<br />
lleoliadau cymunedol megis y Gweithdy yn caniatáu’r<br />
hyblygrwydd i astudio tra roedd fy ngwaith a fy<br />
mywyd teuluol yn parhau. Roeddwn i wedi mwynhau<br />
astudio’r Radd Ran Amser yn fawr iawn. Roedd y<br />
darlithwyr a’r darlithoedd yn ysbrydoledig. Astudiais<br />
y radd am resymau datblygiad personol, a hoffwn<br />
barhau i ddysgu, felly mae’n bosibl y byddaf yn<br />
ystyried gwneud gradd Meistr yn y dyfodol. Hoffwn<br />
ddiolch i fy nheulu, fy nghydweithwyr, fy ffrindiau, a<br />
staff Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru ac AABO, oedd wedi<br />
fy nghefnogi’n amyneddgar, a f’annog trwy gydol<br />
fy astudio. Chwaraeon nhw ran fawr wrth fy helpu i<br />
ennill fy ngradd.”<br />
Tutor Profile<br />
<strong>Swansea</strong> Poet, Peter Thabit Jones, began teaching at DACE 20<br />
years ago and has been a tutor for the Part-time Humanities Degree<br />
since 2003. Peter has taught on a wide range of community based<br />
courses. He has written a number of Part-time degree English<br />
Literature modules such as ‘Singing light: The Poetry and Prose<br />
of Dylan Thomas’ and ‘Wonderland and Beyond: Ten Children’s<br />
Writers’.<br />
Peter is an award-winning poet and playwright, who has numerous<br />
publications to his name. He is also the founder and Editor of ‘The<br />
Seventh Quarry’, a poetry magazine published in <strong>Swansea</strong>. During<br />
March 2008, Peter toured America for six weeks with the late<br />
Aeronwy Thomas, poet and daughter of Dylan Thomas, where he<br />
participated in many poetry readings and workshops at Universities<br />
and Poetry Centres from New York to California. In May of that year,<br />
Peter and Aeronwy were commissioned by the Welsh Assembly<br />
Government in New York to write the first-ever ‘Dylan Thomas<br />
Walking Tour of Greenwich Village, New York’. The Tour is currently<br />
available as a guided tour via New York Fun Tours and will be<br />
published as a tourist pocket-book in America in early 2014. Peter<br />
will be visiting New York, Boston, and California for the launch<br />
and will be giving several talks on Dylan Thomas. Peter is also the<br />
co-organiser of the Dylan Thomas International/Multilingual Creative<br />
Writing Competition, which includes Dylan Thomas’ grand-daughter<br />
as one of the judges. During 2014, Peter will be organising a<br />
Dylan Thomas Trail of Quotations for display inside the National<br />
Waterfront Museum, <strong>Swansea</strong> and will also be giving talks on Dylan<br />
Thomas at the museum during the Dylan Thomas Centenary.<br />
“During my teaching on the programme I have seen many students<br />
getting used to the commitment of returning to the classroom,<br />
to the shining achievement of knowing they have at<br />
last achieved their degree. I am full of<br />
admiration for the way that students<br />
balance their commitments, be it family,<br />
work, health or other, with their studies.<br />
Over the years I have taught people<br />
who need extra support during their<br />
studies because of a disability and I<br />
am always amazed by their diligence.<br />
Many of our students become good<br />
friends and create a network beyond<br />
the classroom and that is so rewarding<br />
to see. They are all in the same boat<br />
sailing towards the dream of a personal<br />
degree”.<br />
Proffil Tiwtor<br />
Dechreuodd Peter Thabit Jones, bardd o Abertawe, ddysgu yn AABO<br />
20 mlynedd yn ôl, ac mae wedi bod yn diwtor ar y Radd Ran Amser<br />
yn y Dyniaethau ers 2003. Mae Peter wedi addysgu ar ystod eang o<br />
gyrsiau cymunedol. Mae wedi ysgrifennu sawl modiwl Llenyddiaeth<br />
Saesneg ar gyfer y Radd Ran Amser, megis ‘Singing light: The Poetry<br />
and Prose of Dylan Thomas’ a ‘Wonderland and Beyond: Ten Children’s<br />
Writers’.<br />
Mae Peter wedi ennill gwobrau am ei farddoniaeth a’i ddramâu,<br />
ac mae’n awdur nifer o gyhoeddiadau. Efe hefyd yw sylfaenydd<br />
a Golygydd ‘The Seventh Quarry’, cylchgrawn barddoniaeth a<br />
gyhoeddir yn Abertawe. Yn ystod mis Mawrth 2008, aeth Peter ar<br />
daith o gwmpas America gyda’r diweddar Aeronwy Thomas, bardd,<br />
a merch Dylan Thomas. Cymerodd ran mewn nifer o ddarlleniadau<br />
barddoniaeth a gweithdai mewn prifysgolion a Chanolfannau<br />
Barddoniaeth o Efrog Newydd i Galiffornia. Ym mis Mai o’r un<br />
flwyddyn, comisiynwyd Peter ac Aeronwy gan swyddfa Efrog Newydd<br />
Llywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru i ysgrifennu ‘Taith Gerdded Dylan<br />
Thomas o gwmpas Pentref Greenwich, Efrog Newydd’, y daith gyntaf<br />
o’i math. Ar hyn o bryd, mae’r Daith ar gael ar ffurf taith dywys trwy<br />
‘New York Fun Tours’, ac fe’i cyhoeddir ar ffurf llyfr poced i dwristiaid<br />
yn yr Amerig yn gynnar yn 2014. Bydd Peter yn ymweld ag Efrog<br />
Newydd, Boston, a Chaliffornia am y lansiad, a bydd yn traddodi sawl<br />
darlith ar Dylan Thomas. Peter hefyd yw cyd-drefnydd Cystadleuaeth<br />
Ysgrifennu Creadigol Rhyngwladol/ Amlieithog Dylan Thomas, ac mae<br />
wyres Dylan Thomas yn un o’r beirniaid. Yn ystod 2014, bydd Peter<br />
yn trefnu Llwybr Dyfyniadau Dylan Thomas i’w ddangos yn Amgueddfa<br />
Genedlaethol y Glannau yn Abertawe, a bydd hefyd yn traddodi<br />
darlithoedd ar Dylan Thomas yn ystod canmlwyddiant genedigaeth y<br />
bardd.<br />
“Yn ystod fy nghyfnod yn dysgu ar y rhaglen, dwi wedi gweld llawer<br />
o fyfyrwyr yn mynd o ymgyfarwyddo â dychwelyd i’r ystafell<br />
dosbarth i’r cyflawniad disglair o ennill<br />
eu graddau. Dwi’n llawn edmygedd am<br />
y ffordd y mae myfyrwyr yn cydbwyso eu<br />
hymrwymiadau o ran eu teulu, eu gwaith,<br />
eu hiechyd ac yn y blaen, ag astudio.<br />
Dros y blynyddoedd, dwi wedi dysgu pobl<br />
sydd ag angen cymorth ychwanegol<br />
oherwydd anabledd, ac mae eu<br />
dyfalbarhad wastad yn fy synnu. Daeth<br />
llawer o fyfyrwyr yn gyfeillion da, gan<br />
greu rhwydwaith y tu hwnt i’r dosbarth;<br />
mae mor wobrwyol i weld hynny’n<br />
digwydd. Maent i gyd yn yr un cwch yn<br />
hwylio tuag at wireddu’r freuddwyd o<br />
radd bersonol.”<br />
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Level One Module Descriptions<br />
The American Experience: From Columbus to Capitalism<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL190 (20 credits) and DAL197 (10 credits)<br />
This module examines the key issues in American History from the<br />
beginnings of American life through European exploration and<br />
discovery to a study of colonial and antebellum America; Key<br />
issues such as slavery, native resistance, immigration, migration<br />
westward and the causes and consequences of both the American<br />
Revolution and the Civil War. An all-encompassing perspective of<br />
some of the major issues of the past of arguably the world’s only<br />
21st century super-power.<br />
Counselling in Context<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAF137, DAF139 and DAF140 (All 10 credits)<br />
The course will provide an overview of the major theoretical<br />
approaches of Counselling (humanistic, psychodynamic,<br />
behavioural, cognitive and integrative). It will also place the<br />
theories and practice of counselling within the context of<br />
contemporary society and cultural change.<br />
Counselling: Introduction to the Therapeutic Relationship<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAF1020, DAF1021 and DAF1022 (All 10 credit<br />
modules)<br />
This module explores what is meant by the terms ‘counselling’<br />
and ‘therapeutic relationship’. The students will be introduced<br />
to the skills and theoretical concepts underpinning humanistic<br />
counselling and will examine qualities associated with a helping<br />
relationship.<br />
practical influences involved, and how the identity of the Crusade<br />
became altered from a military campaign with religious intention<br />
to a political method of dealing with matters that upset the Latin<br />
Church’s conscionable comfort.<br />
Empire, Welfare, Europe: The Changing Face of British<br />
Society, 1900-2000<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL161 (20 credits) and DAL162 (10 credits)<br />
This module will take a broad view of major changes and<br />
developments in British Society in the twentieth century. Among<br />
the topics featured will be Edwardian Britain, World War One,<br />
the inter-war years and the Great Depression, World War Two<br />
and its immediate aftermath, the Swinging Sixties, Thatcher’s<br />
Britain and the contemporary scene.<br />
Europe: The Medieval Experience<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL1000 (20 credits) and DAL1001 (10 credits)<br />
The module will first study the character of Europe following<br />
the fall of the Roman Empire, examining the Byzantine, Islamic<br />
and Carolingian empires that succeeded it. It will then consider<br />
the economic and social revival of Europe in the 11th–13th<br />
centuries, also examining the recovery of political order through<br />
the revival of the monarchy, and will look at military expansion<br />
in Spain, southern Italy and the Holy Land. In addition, a study<br />
of the religious, intellectual and artistic revivals of the 11th–13th<br />
centuries will be made. Later changes in the economic, social and<br />
political institutions of the 14th and 15th centuries will then be<br />
examined, together with a consideration of the crisis in religious<br />
leadership and intellectual ferment.<br />
The Craft of the Novel<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAQ101 (20 credits) and DAQ102 (10 credits)<br />
This course will focus upon the development and craft of the<br />
novel and will include a study of influential novelists as well as an<br />
opportunity to undertake creative writing exercises. The syllabus<br />
will cover: a brief history of the novel; genres within the novel<br />
form; narration and point of view; plot construction; structure;<br />
themes; plot problems and solutions; plot and sub-plot; use of<br />
symbols and metaphors; characterisation; use of setting; the art<br />
of description; dialogue, and considerations on what makes a<br />
successful novel.<br />
The Crusades<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL184 (20 credits) and DAL168 (10 credits)<br />
The module will study the causes and consequences of the<br />
Crusades from the end of the eleventh century to the close of<br />
the thirteenth century, and it will examine the state of the Latin,<br />
Greek and Muslim worlds in the period before the call for the First<br />
Crusade. The Crusades themselves will be studied together with<br />
a consideration of the religious, political, moral, financial and<br />
Introduction to 20th Century British and Irish Drama<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAD1022 (20 credits) and DAD1023 (10 credits)<br />
This module provides an introduction to 20th Century British<br />
and Irish Drama. Main plays of the period are discussed in their<br />
socio-political and cultural contexts. Theatre semiotics will provide<br />
the theoretical framework for analyzing drama text and potential<br />
performances.<br />
Introduction to Psychology (2)<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAM118, DAM119 and DAM120 (All 10 credits)<br />
This is an introduction to the subject of psychology. This module<br />
will cover the history of and the major perspectives used in the<br />
field; e.g. the behavioural and biological perspectives. The<br />
module will examine the scientific nature of the subject and how<br />
psychology is used to explain topics such as attitudes, memories,<br />
language and thought.<br />
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Level One Module Descriptions<br />
Level One Module Descriptions<br />
Introduction to Sociology: Understanding Every Day Life<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAM133 (20 Credits) and DAM134 (10 Credits)<br />
This module will provide students with an understanding of the<br />
subject matter of Sociology and its application to the social world<br />
within which they live, drawing upon sociological research into<br />
areas such as dimensions of inequality, crime, education and/or<br />
the family. There will be a consideration of sociology as a ‘way of<br />
seeing’ through an exploration of sociological theory: consensus,<br />
conflict, interactionist and postmodern schools of thought.<br />
Lyric Poetry and Tragic Drama<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAD1011, DAD1012 and DAD1013 (All 10 credits)<br />
An introduction to two of the major genres of English literature.<br />
The course on Lyric Poetry will look at a wide range of poems<br />
contained in the course text – The Norton Anthology of English<br />
Poetry (Fifth edition). The course on Tragic Drama will involve the<br />
study of three major texts: Sophocles, Oedipus Rex (translation by<br />
Robert Fagles in Penguin Classics, Sophocles The Theban Plays);<br />
Shakespeare: Hamlet; and Ibsen: Ghosts.<br />
A Nation Transformed - Britain in the Nineteenth Century<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL181 (20 credits) and DAL182 (10 credits)<br />
This course will examine Britain in the Nineteenth Century<br />
politically, socially, economically, and philosophically. It will<br />
look at selected topics to reflect how Britain was undergoing<br />
transformation. These will include the effects of the French<br />
Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, the effects of the Industrial<br />
Revolution, Whig Reform, Chartism, Darwin and Evolution, and<br />
the careers of Palmerston, Disraeli and Gladstone. We will also<br />
look at Imperialism, Liberalism and the emergence of Socialism.<br />
Poets and Poetry<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAD113 (20 credits) and DAD195 (10 credits)<br />
The course will explore the practice of poetry and the notion of<br />
the poet’s vocation. There will be a full study of the craft (metre,<br />
poetic devices and forms). There will be introductions to the<br />
works of poets, such as Wales’s R.S. Thomas, Dylan Thomas,<br />
America’s Sylvia Plath and Vince Clemente. Women’s poetry and<br />
poetry movements will be considered. Poetry criticism will be a<br />
component of several poetry workshops.<br />
Philosophy and Literature (Brian Breeze/Jenni Jenkins)<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAJ123, DAJ124 and DAJ125 (All 10 credits)<br />
This module explores the relation between philosophy and<br />
literature and is particularly concerned with the way literary texts<br />
increase our understanding of philosophical issues. The topics<br />
discussed include the nature of moral understanding and the<br />
meaning of human life, the role of feeling and imagination in<br />
moral thinking and the relation between religion and morality.<br />
Rome and Egypt<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL1009, DAL1010 and DAL1011 (All 10 credits)<br />
This course will examine aspects of life of two of the most<br />
important civilisations in the history of man. The first part offers an<br />
introduction to the Roman world during one of the most dynamic<br />
and formative periods in Roman history. In little over a century<br />
Rome was transformed from an Italian city to mistress of the<br />
Mediterranean world and the foundations of an empire were laid.<br />
This was achieved with political, social, and military institutions<br />
which remained essentially those of a city state. The module<br />
analyses how this was accomplished.<br />
The second part of the course is concerned with the development<br />
and nature of Egyptian civilisation down to the death of Ramesses<br />
II. This culture, of extraordinary richness, is the best documented<br />
of all ancient civilisations before the rise of the Classical period.<br />
The relative abundance of surviving data allows a vivid insight<br />
into the world of the Pharaonic culture.<br />
Science, Spirituality and Health<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAH1<strong>35</strong> (20 credits) and DAH136 (10 credits)<br />
This module will consider ways in which individuals can be<br />
empowered to take responsibility for their own health by<br />
embracing both the spiritual and physical aspects of life in<br />
conjunction with modern medicine. It will also discuss how new<br />
research and technological developments may suggest that<br />
anomalous experiences are giving us greater insight into the<br />
understanding of consciousness.<br />
The Sociology of Development<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAM111 (20 credits) and DAM112 (10 credits)<br />
The aim of this course is to introduce students to Sociology as<br />
an academic area. It will attempt to show how Sociology tries to<br />
understand the social world and people as social beings. It will<br />
ask, and try to answer, such questions as how does society work,<br />
how do we explain socio-economic inequality, are human beings<br />
solely formed by genetic inheritance or by socialisation. Amongst<br />
the topics studied will be the family, education, and contemporary<br />
cultural trends.<br />
Tracing the Roots of Social Policy<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAM121 (20 credits) and DAM122 (10 credits)<br />
The subject of social policy is concerned with the relationship<br />
between the State and the individual. The objective of this course<br />
is to trace the historical roots of social policy in order<br />
to understand the present.<br />
Understanding Drama<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAB165, DAB166 and DAB167 (All 10 credits)<br />
This course will provide an introduction to the study of drama as a<br />
literary form through looking at the various elements of a dramatic<br />
text such as characterisation, dialogue, structure and the following<br />
of stage conventions. In addition, we will study the way that the<br />
written play can be transformed in performance.<br />
Welsh History: 1914 to the Present Day<br />
Level 1 Codes: DAL1002, DAL1003 and DAL1004 (All 10 credits)<br />
This course examines Wales from 1914 to the present day.<br />
Particular attention will be paid to the Great War (1914-1918),<br />
the 1930s and how the Depression affected Wales. The Second<br />
World War and the resultant social change will then be looked<br />
at. Events will also be examined that have seen Wales move to<br />
devolution with the resultant changing relationship to Westminster.<br />
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Level Two and Three Module Descriptions<br />
Level Two and Three Module Descriptions<br />
Abnormal/Atypical Psychology<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM240 (20 credits) and DAM2<strong>41</strong> (10 credits)<br />
Child Psychology<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM228 (20 credits) and DAM229 (10 credits)<br />
Criminal Psychology<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM218 (20 credits) and DAM219 (10 credits)<br />
History of Childhood from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL233 (20 credits) and DAL234 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM340 (20 credits) and DAM3<strong>41</strong> (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM328 (20 credits) and DAM329 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM318 (20 credits) and DAM319 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL331 (20 credits) and DAL332 (10 credits)<br />
This course will look at psychopathology and abnormal behaviour<br />
and will cover a range of disorders, from depression to obsessioncompulsion<br />
to eating disorders plus many more. It will also look<br />
at the various treatments used for these disorders from both a<br />
psychological and medical perspective.<br />
The Art of the Essay<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD259 (20 credits) and DAD260 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD361 (20 credits) and DAD362 (10 credits)<br />
This module will explore the art of the essay form, from its<br />
beginnings with Michel de Montaigne, through the rise of the<br />
English essay and its incarnations to its current state. This survey<br />
module will look at a variety of essayists and their work and<br />
explore the variety of issues within these essays. Additionally the<br />
module will consider the essay’s form and function, as well as<br />
relevant literary style and technique.<br />
The (Auto) Biographical ‘I’<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD200, DAD201 and DAD202 (All 10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD301, DAD302 and DAD303 (All 10 credits)<br />
The course will explore the history of autobiography and<br />
biography into distinct and popular forms. There will be a<br />
detailed consideration of the requirements and craft of selfportrayal<br />
and the creation of someone else’s life. It will investigate<br />
the different types of autobiographical writing, such as ‘novel<br />
length’ prose, confessions, the diary, the journal, poetry and<br />
drama. It will analyse the various ways of capturing biographical<br />
subjects, such as television and books, and the way biographers<br />
can control and shape the facts of famous lives.<br />
Biological Psychology<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM224 (20 credits) and DAM225 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM324 (20 credits) and DAM325 (10 credits)<br />
This course looks at childhood development from a psychological<br />
perspective. Starting with the stage theories, the course will go on<br />
to examine specific aspects of development in detail. Such topics<br />
will include personality development, social development and<br />
language development. The latter part of this course will examine<br />
the act of play and its role in learning. Finally the development of<br />
attachment will be considered, with specific focus on the phases<br />
of attachment.<br />
Community and Social Policy<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM216 (20 credits) and DAM217 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM316 (20 credits) and DAM317 (10 credits)<br />
In recent years issues of community have become central to<br />
British social policies. This course aims to unravel the relationship<br />
between ideas of community and social policies. We look at the<br />
social historical construction of various communities and at the<br />
powerful image of ideas of community. We trace this relationship<br />
through policies on housing, employment, family relationships,<br />
community care for vulnerable people, and most importantly for<br />
current strategies on tackling social exclusion.<br />
Counselling, Psychotherapy and the Construct of Self<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAF208 (20 credits) and DAF209 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAF302 (20 credits) and DAF303 (10 credits)<br />
This module will offer opportunities to explore the concept of<br />
self through three different theoretical perspectives: Gestalt,<br />
Psychodynamic and Person -Centred approaches. Students will<br />
relate theoretical perspectives to practise in communication skills<br />
and professional, helping environments.<br />
Crime and Deviance<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM206 (20 credits) and DAM207 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM306 (20 credits) and DAM307 (10 credits)<br />
Over recent years the study of crime and the causes of crime<br />
has become increasingly significant within our society. This<br />
module examines crime from a psychological perspective and<br />
enables students to gain an insight into the fascinating field of<br />
Criminological Psychology.<br />
The syllabus consists of an examination of the causes of crime<br />
and criminal behaviour. It will investigate the relationship between<br />
psychology and the field of law enforcement, and will raise the<br />
question of whether crime can be predicted and prevented.<br />
Educating Rita and Her Brother: Different but Equal?<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM200 (20 credits) and DAM201 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM300 (20 credits) and DAM301 (10 credits)<br />
This is a two-module course (20 and 10 credits modules) which<br />
introduces students to the study of gender and education. During<br />
the first module of this course, we explore girls’ and boys’<br />
experiences of schooling. We begin by looking at the historical<br />
differences between boys’ and girls’ schooling. We look at<br />
theories of gender difference, feminist perspectives and theories<br />
of masculinities. We look at research focusing on both boys’ and<br />
girls’ experiences of schooling. This is followed by an exploration<br />
of the educational experiences of girls and boys from ethnic<br />
minorities. Questions raised include ‘how important is gender<br />
in structuring pupils’ experiences of schooling?’ and ‘what is the<br />
relationship between gender, class and ethnicity?’<br />
From the Tudors to the Early 20th Century<br />
with Particular Reference to Wales<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL249 (20 credits) and DAL250 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL347 (20 credits) and DAL348 (10 credits)<br />
In this module, students will look at Britain from Tudor times to the<br />
present day with particular refence to Wales. It will reflect on how<br />
Wales fits into the overall picture.<br />
This course will consider the place children occupied in society<br />
and how people have thought about children and childhood from<br />
antiquity through the twentieth century in Europe. We will look at<br />
child-rearing practices, the concept and practice of parenting and<br />
the problems of childhood disease and mortality. We will examine<br />
the education and working lives of children and the development<br />
of private and state-based programmes for improving their lot.<br />
In addition, we will consider the ways in which the experiences<br />
of childhood have been recalled, and the problems faced by<br />
historians attempting to reconstruct the history of the child.<br />
History of Science and Medicine in Britain 1500-1948<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL225 (20 credits) and DAL226 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL323 (20 credits) and DAL324 (10 credits)<br />
This course will explore the exciting and revolutionary<br />
developments in the history of science and medicine in Britain<br />
during the period 1500 to 1948. During the course we will<br />
study: alchemical beliefs; theories of the universe and evolution;<br />
the Black Death and cholera; the rise of anatomy and surgery;<br />
germ theory; workhouse infirmaries and battlefield surgery. The<br />
course will also discuss the current key debates in this increasingly<br />
popular subject area.<br />
The Modern American Presidency<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL222 (20 credits) and DAL223 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL319 (20 credits) and DAL320 (10 credits)<br />
This module examines the changes that took place after<br />
1933 in the scope and domain of the executive branch of the<br />
American government as a result of the crises caused by the<br />
Great Depression and World War II. F.D. Roosevelt and his<br />
successors expanded the role of their office in both domestic and<br />
international contexts in the decades after the 1932 election.<br />
At the same time, the module will seek to assess the importance<br />
of leadership and personality in political office in a modern<br />
democracy. Students will have an opportunity to write an<br />
extended essay on a topic of their own choice as one assignment.<br />
This course will examine the biological causes behind behaviour,<br />
focusing on aggression, emotional behaviour, psychological<br />
disorders and brain damage. There will be an investigation into<br />
the workings of the sensory systems; both visual and non-visual.<br />
The development of the senses will be considered, as will the<br />
various perceptual disorders. The latter part of the course will<br />
focus on learning and memory, with emphasis on the workings of<br />
the memory, and its implications on how we learn. This section<br />
will also focus on the impact of damage to the brain on the<br />
workings of the memory.<br />
This module aims to introduce students to current perspectives<br />
and debates on crime and deviance. In particular, it will focus on<br />
issues of: How much crime? Has crime increased? The role of the<br />
mass media and its influence on societal reactions to crime and<br />
deviance will be discussed.<br />
God, Belief and Society<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM242 (20 credits) and DAD243 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM342 (20 credits) and DAD343 (10 credits)<br />
Religion has had a powerful influence over people’s lives for<br />
thousands of years. This module examines the role of religion in<br />
society and, in particular, in contemporary societies. The first part<br />
of the module focuses on classical theorists and their contributions<br />
to our understanding of the role of religion in society, in particular,<br />
Marx, Weber and Durkheim. The remaining part of the module<br />
examines contemporary issues associated with religious belief,<br />
for example, liberalism, fundamentalism, secularization, new<br />
religious movements, religious identity and science and religion.<br />
The Normans: A Medieval Dynasty<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL243 (20 credits) and DAL244 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL3<strong>41</strong> (20 credits) and DAL342 (10 credits)<br />
The module will study the Normans, whose impact on medieval<br />
Europe was significant and extensive. The course will first trace<br />
the founding of the duchy of Normandy early in the tenth century,<br />
and will then consider the Norman character through warfare,<br />
intellect and culture, particularly in respect of the conquest and<br />
settlement of England. Also, the Norman identity in southern<br />
Europe will be examined with particular reference to their<br />
challenge to the might of Byzantium and Islam, culminating<br />
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Level Two and Three Module Descriptions<br />
Level Two and Three Module Descriptions<br />
in the establishment of the kingdom of Sicily. Finally, the module<br />
will consider the Norman presence on the First Crusade, which<br />
led to the formation of the Christian principality of Antioch.<br />
Philosophy of Mind<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAJ206 (20 credits) and DAJ207 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAJ309 (20 credits) and DAJ310 (10 credits)<br />
Race and Ethnicity<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM222 (20 credits) and DAM223 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM322 (20 credits) and DAM323 (10 credits)<br />
This module will introduce students to current perspectives on race<br />
and ethnicity and will focus on issues such as race as a form of<br />
social differentiation and issues of cultural identify and diversity<br />
among enthic groups.<br />
Through the Back of the Wardrobe: Writers and Childhood<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD217 (20 credits) and DAD218 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD318 (20 credits) and DAD319 (10 credits)<br />
This course will consider the creation and presentation of<br />
childhood by various writers, such as Wordsworth and Maya<br />
Angelou. It will also consider what impacts on our views of<br />
childhood: films, television and literature itself.<br />
Women’s Theories in Psychotherapy:<br />
From Anna Freud to Lucy Irigary<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAF220 (20 credits) and DAF221 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAF308 (20 credits) and DAF309 (10 credits)<br />
Traditionally the field of psychotherapy has focused its ideas on<br />
the theories of male psychotherapists. This module will explore<br />
the less hear voices of the women theorist and evaluate their<br />
contribution to the field of psychotherapy as a whole.<br />
In this course we examine some of the fundamental issues<br />
connected with personal identity from philosophers through the<br />
ages. We will explore the unity of consciousness and ask does<br />
being a person require self awareness. Are we psychologically<br />
free or are we restrained by mental laws in the way that we are<br />
physically restrained by the laws of nature? We will also consider<br />
our interactions with other people and the privacy of our own<br />
mind.<br />
Singing Light: The Poetry and Prose of Dylan Thomas<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD240 (20 credits) and DAD2<strong>41</strong> (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD342 (20 credits) and DAD343 (10 credits)<br />
Wales’ Dylan Thomas is a major writer whose short and tragic life<br />
is now legendary. This course will consider the themes and craft of<br />
his poetry and prose, and explore the real man behind the myth.<br />
Welsh Drama<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD238 (20 credits) and DAD239 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD340 (20 credits) and DAD3<strong>41</strong> (10 credits)<br />
The course will outline the significant developments in Welsh<br />
Drama, alongside the larger cultural issues, and examine classic<br />
plays, such as Gwyn Thomas’ ‘THE KEEP’ and Dylan Thomas’<br />
‘UNDER MILK WOOD’, and contemporary drama by new writers.<br />
Popular Culture, Citizenship, Consumerism<br />
and the New Right<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM230 (20 credits) and DAM231 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM330 (20 credits) and DAM331 (10 credits)<br />
The cultural, political, economic and social changes in Britain<br />
during the period of the 1980s and early 1990s. The period<br />
of the New Right until the advent of New Labour in 1997.<br />
The significance of social policies and the development of<br />
consumerism and individualism which radically challenged the<br />
social democratic consensus of the post-war welfare state. The<br />
analytical concepts of writers such as Gramsci and Foucault<br />
and the postmodernists’ theorists are employed to seek an<br />
understanding of these changes. Against this background, a<br />
critical examination of the ways in which these changes were<br />
reflected and constructed in the popular culture, especially in films<br />
such as The Full Monty, Brassed Off and the period reconstruction<br />
of the Merchant Ivory films. The advent of a British-Asian<br />
film genre in films such Bhaji on the Beach and My Beautiful<br />
Launderette is also studied as well as the radical films of Mike<br />
Leigh and Ken Loach.<br />
Poverty, Charity and the Workhouse<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL2<strong>35</strong> (20 credits) and DAL236 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL333 (20 credits) and DAL334 (10 credits)<br />
This course examines the history of poverty and pauperism<br />
from the late-sixteenth century to the emergence of the welfare<br />
state. It looks particularly at how central and local government,<br />
and private individuals sought to ameliorate the worst effects<br />
of poverty. It also explores how the solutions arrived at were<br />
often based on contemporary perceptions of the deserving<br />
and the undeserving poor. Key areas of discussion will be the<br />
deterrent role of the workhouse and the influence of the Charity<br />
Organization Society on philanthropy in Britain.<br />
Social Psychology<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAM210, DAM211 and DAM212 (All 10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAM310, DAM311 and DAM312 (All 10 credits)<br />
This course will provide a clear and critical appreciation of<br />
contemporary Social Psychology. The modules will provide indepth<br />
coverage of the key approaches in Social Psychology, and<br />
an understanding of the application of psychological theory in<br />
range of social contexts.<br />
The Soviet Union from Lenin to Gorbachev<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL220 (20 credits) and DAL221 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL317 (20 credits) and DAL318 (10 credits)<br />
This course will examine the rise, consolidation, decay and finally<br />
the fall of one of the most astonishing experiments in social and<br />
political engineering the modern world has witnessed. It will<br />
analyse the causes and course of the liberal and communist<br />
revolutions in 1917 and try to explain the contradictory outcome<br />
- a mixture of idealism, brutality and practical restructuring. The<br />
reasons for, and character of, Stalinism will be discussed. The<br />
course will cover social and economic problems, but will stress<br />
domestic politics without neglecting foreign affairs.<br />
The Way We Live Now: Victorian Culture and Literature<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAD257 (20 credits) and DAD258 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAD<strong>35</strong>9 (20 credits) and DAD360 (10 credits)<br />
This module introduces students to Victorian thought, culture,<br />
social issues by means of key fictional and non-fictional texts.<br />
Students will gain a real sense of the important cultural and social<br />
issues of the day and how they are represented by the era’s<br />
fiction.<br />
Weimar Germany and the Third Reich<br />
Level 2 Codes: DAL205 (20 credits) and DAL206 (10 credits)<br />
Level 3 Codes: DAL302 (20 credits) and DAL303 (10 credits)<br />
This course will deal with the history of Germany in the interwar<br />
period and will focus on the emergence and collapse of the<br />
Weimar Republic, the development of National Socialism, the<br />
establishment of the Third Reich and various aspects of life in<br />
the Nazi state. It will have a strong ideological element in that<br />
the roots of National Socialism will be examined along with the<br />
particular contributions made by Hitler and other leaders of the<br />
NSDAP.<br />
Women and Family in the Ancient World<br />
Level 2 Codes: To be confirmed<br />
Level 3 Codes: To be confirmed<br />
This module will examine the perception, roles, and study of<br />
women and family life in the ancient world; it aims to give<br />
students a general understanding of the topic across antiquity<br />
with detailed understanding of specific issues related to individual<br />
texts and people. The core material will focus on the textual,<br />
archaeological, and iconographical evidence for women and<br />
family life in antiquity, with topics for study including education,<br />
law, politics, medicine, religion and dress.<br />
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For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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Library and Information Services<br />
Gwasanaethau Llyfrgell a Gwybodaeth<br />
Student Support<br />
Cymorth Myfyrwyr<br />
As a part-time degree student, The South Wales Miners’<br />
Library, located on Hendrefoelan Campus, is your first<br />
point of contact.<br />
With an extensive collection of books, journals and audio-visual<br />
materials, specifically selected for DACE courses, The South Wales<br />
Miners’ Library is designed to meet your study needs.<br />
Most items can be loaned for a period of four weeks in the first<br />
instance and, unlike other libraries, we do not charge overdue<br />
fines on any of our materials! We pride ourselves in providing<br />
a friendly, flexible and efficient library experience in a relaxed<br />
environment. We offer a range of library and information services<br />
specifically designed for students studying part time or at a<br />
distance. These include:<br />
• Ordering of materials (for example, books can be sent between<br />
The South Wales Miners’ Library, our branch library in<br />
Banwen, and the Library & Information Centre without charge)<br />
• Postal loans<br />
• Photocopying and scanning service (subject to copyright<br />
regulations)<br />
• Advice and guidance on using the libraries at <strong>Swansea</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
• Answering queries by phone, email or in person<br />
• Telephone and on-line book renewals<br />
• Book-box provision for community based classes<br />
• PC, photocopying and scanning facilities<br />
• A quiet and studious study area<br />
• Help with accessing your computer account and electronic<br />
resources from home<br />
• Help to locate material for your assignment/project<br />
If you have any questions or require further information about<br />
the support provided by Information Services & Systems, please<br />
visit or contact The South Wales Miners’ Library, Hendrefoelan<br />
Campus, Gower Road, <strong>Swansea</strong>, SA2 7NB on 01792<br />
518603/518693. Email - miners@swan.ac.uk. Alternatively,<br />
browse our website at www.swan.ac.uk/iss/swml<br />
We look forward to seeing you.<br />
Sian Williams<br />
Librarian, South Wales Miners’ Library<br />
Fel myfyriwr ar y radd ran-amser, Llyfrgell Glowyr De<br />
Cymru, ar Gampws Hendrefoelan, yw eich pwynt cyswllt<br />
cyntaf.<br />
Mae Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru wedi’i gynllunio i ddiwallu eich<br />
anghenion astudio, ac mae ganddo gasgliad helaeth o lyfrau,<br />
cyfnodolion a deunyddiau clyweled wedi’u dewis yn benodol ar<br />
gyfer cyrsiau AABO.<br />
Gellir benthyca eitemau am hyd at bedair wythnos yn y lle cyntaf,<br />
ac yn wahanol i lyfrgelloedd eraill, ni fyddwn yn eich dirwyo am<br />
ddychwelyd unrhyw rai o’n deunyddiau yn hwyr! Yr ydym yn<br />
ymfalchïo yn y gwasanaeth llyfrgell cyfeillgar, hyblyg ac effeithlon<br />
a gynigwn mewn amgylchedd hamddenol. Yr ydym yn cynnig<br />
ystod o wasanaethau llyfrgell a gwybodaeth a gynlluniwyd yn<br />
benodol at ddefnydd myfyrwyr rhan-amser neu fyfyrwyr sy’n<br />
astudio o bell. Mae’r rhain yn cynnwys:<br />
• Archebu deunyddiau (er enghraifft, gellir anfon llyfrau rhwng<br />
Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru, cangen ein llyfrgell ym Manwen,<br />
a’r Ganolfan Llyfrgell a Gwybodaeth yn rhad ac am ddim)<br />
• Benthyciadau trwy’r post<br />
• Gwasanaethau llungopïo a sganio (o fewn y rheolau hawlfraint)<br />
• Cyngor ac arweiniad ar ddefnyddio llyfrgelloedd Prifysgol<br />
Abertawe<br />
• Ateb ymholiadau dros y ffôn, trwy e-bost neu wyneb yn wyneb<br />
• Adnewyddu benthyciadau llyfr dros y ffôn neu ar-lein<br />
• Gwasanaeth blychau llyfrau ar gyfer dosbarthiadau cymunedol<br />
• Cyfrifiaduron a chyfleusterau llungopïo a sganio<br />
• Man astudio tawel a myfyrgar<br />
• Cymorth i ddefnyddio eich cyfrif cyfrifiadurol a’r adnoddau<br />
electronig o gartref<br />
• Cymorth i ddod o hyd i ddeunyddiau ar gyfer eich aseiniad/<br />
prosiect<br />
Os bydd gennych unrhyw gwestiynau, neu os bydd arnoch<br />
angen unrhyw wybodaeth bellach am y cymorth a gynigir gan y<br />
Gwasanaethau Gwybodaeth a Systemau, cewch ymweld â, neu<br />
gysylltu â, Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru, Campws Hendrefoelan,<br />
Ffordd Gŵyr, Abertawe, SA2 7NB ar 01792 518603/518693.<br />
E-bost - miners@swan.ac.uk. Fel arall, gellwch bori’n gwefan<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/iss/swml<br />
Edrychwn ymlaen at eich gweld.<br />
Sian Williams<br />
Support for Students with Additional Needs<br />
DACE is committed to widening opportunities for all students<br />
and every effort is made to allow everyone to attend and<br />
enjoy our courses.<br />
The <strong>University</strong> has a well-established Disability Office who will<br />
work with you and DACE to advise on any support-related issues.<br />
It can take considerable time to put support arrangements in<br />
place and we, therefore, ask that if you have a disability, medical<br />
condition, or specific learning difficulty, and you require support,<br />
please contact the Disability Office at the earliest opportunity to<br />
discuss your support needs.<br />
If you are studying an eligible part-time undergraduate course<br />
(including distance learning course) you may be eligible for<br />
Disabled Students’ Allowance. (Please note that a part-time course<br />
would have to last for at least one year and must be at least 50%<br />
of an equivalent full-time course).<br />
Disabled Students’ Allowance is non-means tested and is<br />
available to assist with academic support that you may require<br />
as a result of a disability, medical condition or specific learning<br />
difficulty.<br />
This can include specialist computer equipment, non-medical<br />
support and other course-related costs. If you require more<br />
information about the DSA and/or how to apply, please contact<br />
the Disability Office who will be more than happy to help.<br />
The Disability Office can be contacted on Telephone<br />
01792 602000, Fax 01792 602136, or alternatively you can<br />
email disability@swansea.ac.uk.<br />
More information on the support and services available for<br />
disabled students can also be found on their website at:<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/undergraduate/student-life/health-andwelfare/disability-office/<br />
Cymorth ar gyfer Myfyrwyr ag Anghenion Ychwanegol<br />
Mae AABO wedi ymroddi i ehangu cyfleoedd i bob myfyriwr,<br />
ac fe ymdrechir yn deg i ganiatáu i bawb fynychu a<br />
mwynhau ein cyrsiau.<br />
Mae gan y Brifysgol Swyddfa Anabledd sydd wedi’i hen sefydlu<br />
a wnaiff weithio gyda chi ac AABO i’ch cynghori ynghylch<br />
unrhyw faterion yn ymwneud â chymorth. Gall rhoi trefniadau<br />
cymorth yn eu lle gymryd cryn amser, ac felly, os oes gennych<br />
anabledd, cyflwr meddygol neu anhawster dysgu penodol, ac<br />
mae angen cymorth arnoch, cysylltwch â’r Swyddfa Anabledd<br />
cyn gynted ag y bo modd i drafod eich anghenion o ran cymorth.<br />
Os ydych yn astudio cwrs israddedig rhan amser cymwys (yn<br />
cynnwys cwrs dysgu o bell), efallai y byddwch yn gymwys i gael<br />
y Lwfans Myfyrwyr Anabl. (Sylwer os gwelwch yn dda y byddai’n<br />
rhaid i gwrs rhan amser bara o leiaf blwyddyn, a rhaid iddo fod<br />
yn gyfwerth ag o leiaf 50% cwrs llawn amser).<br />
Cynigir y Lwfans Myfyrwyr Anabl heb brawf moddion, ac mae ar<br />
gael i’ch cynorthwyo i gael y cymorth academaidd y gallai fod ei<br />
angen arnoch yn sgil anabledd, cyflwr meddygol neu anhawster<br />
dysgu penodol. Gall hyn gynnwys offer cyfrifiadurol arbenigol,<br />
cymorth anfeddygol a chostau eraill sy’n gysylltiedig â chyrsiau.<br />
Am ragor o wybodaeth am y Lwfans Myfyrwyr Anabl a/neu sut<br />
i wneud cais, cysylltwch â staff y Swyddfa Anabledd, a fydd yn<br />
barod iawn i gynorthwyo.<br />
Gallwch gysylltu â’r Swyddfa Anabledd trwy ffonio<br />
01792 602000, trwy anfon ffacs at 01792 602136, neu drwy<br />
e-bost: disability@abertawe.ac.uk.<br />
Mae rhagor o wybodaeth am y cymorth a’r gwasanaethau sydd<br />
ar gael i fyfyrwyr anabl ar gael ar wefan y Swyddfa Anabledd:<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/cy/swyddfa-anableddau/<br />
Llyfrgellydd, Llyfrgell Glowyr De Cymru<br />
Very encouraging tutors<br />
and support staff<br />
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Student Support<br />
Cymorth Myfyrwyr<br />
The Wellbeing Service<br />
Supports students experiencing distress arising from<br />
psychological, emotional or mental health issues.<br />
We offer:<br />
• Initial one to one Drop-in Sessions<br />
• Workshops (e.g. presentation anxiety, managing stress)<br />
• Support with mental health issues<br />
• Counselling<br />
• Services are provided free of charge for enrolled students<br />
Confidentiality Statement: Our guiding principle is to hold all<br />
information about you in strict confidence. This means we will<br />
not respond to requests from tutors, family members or friends for<br />
information, not even disclosing your attendance at Wellbeing<br />
Services (unless you wish us to do so). In rare circumstances we<br />
may have to reveal information to others e.g. when there are<br />
issues of personal safety, be it yours or someone else’s. Should<br />
such a need arise you would, whenever possible, be consulted in<br />
advance.<br />
Contact Details: Wellbeing Services are in ground floor of<br />
Horton House, No 23 on the Campus map.<br />
and Employability Week. Students are notified of these events via<br />
student email and by the Part-time Degree team.<br />
Student Union Advice Centre<br />
The SU Advice Service Centre offers FREE, independent and<br />
confidential advice and representation to all <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
students.We are situated on the back, left hand side of Fulton<br />
House, behind the cost cutter shop just next to the stairs. We are<br />
open Monday-Friday 10am-4pm. We will help you resolve any<br />
academic, financial, personal or housing problems.<br />
Email: advice@swansea-union.co.uk,<br />
Phone: 01792 295821<br />
Website: www.swansea-union.co.uk/advice/advicecentre/e, No<br />
23 on the Campus map.<br />
Drop-in Sessions: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at<br />
2.00pm till 3.30 pm, Fridays at 10.00 am till 11.30 am<br />
Phone us on 01792 295592<br />
or email wellbeing@swansea.ac.uk<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/wellbeing<br />
Y Gwasanaeth Lles<br />
Cefnogi myfyrwyr sy’n gofidio o ganlyniad i broblem<br />
seicolegol, emosiynol neu iechyd meddwl.<br />
Rydym yn cynnig:<br />
• Initial one to one Drop-in Sessions<br />
Sesiynau Galw Heibio Cychwynnol un i un<br />
• Gweithdai (e.e. pryderu am wneud cyflwyniad, rheoli straen)<br />
• Cymorth gyda materion iechyd meddwl<br />
• Cynghori<br />
• Darperir gwasanaethau’n rhad ac am ddim i fyfyrwyr sydd<br />
wedi cofrestru<br />
Datganiad Cyfrinachedd: Yr egwyddor sy’n ein cyfarwyddo yw bod<br />
yr holl wybodaeth fydd gennym amdanoch yn gwbl gyfrinachol.<br />
Golyga hynny na fyddwn yn ymateb i gwestiynau gan diwtoriaid,<br />
teulu na chyfeillion, dim hyd yn oed i ddatgelu eich bod wedi<br />
mynychu sesiwn gyda Gwasanaethau Lles (oni bai eich bod yn<br />
dymuno i ni wneud hynny). Mewn amgylchiadau prin, efallai y bydd<br />
rhaid i ni ddatgelu gwybodaeth i rywun arall e.e. pan fo materion<br />
diogelwch personol yn y fantol, boed eich diogelwch chi neu<br />
ddiogelwch rhywun arall. Pe byddai angen o’r fath yn codi byddwn<br />
yn cysylltu â chi ymlaen llaw lle bo hynny’n bosib<br />
Am ragor o wybodaeth, ewch i www.swansea.ac.uk/careers neu<br />
ffoniwch 01792 513266.<br />
Trwy’r flwyddyn academaidd, cynhelir nifer o ymgyrchoedd ar y<br />
thema o gyflogadwyedd, megis yr Wythnos Mentergarwch Fydeang<br />
a’r Wythnos Cyflogadwyedd. Hysbysir myfyrwyr am y rhain<br />
trwy e-bost a chan dîm y Radd Ran Amser.<br />
Canolfan Gyngor Undeb y Myfyrwyr<br />
Mae Canolfan Gyngor Undeb y Myfyrwyr yn cynnig cyngor<br />
annibynnol a chyfrinachol AM DDIM, a chynrychiolaeth, i holl<br />
fyfyrwyr Prifysgol Abertawe. Lleolir y Ganolfan yng nghefn ochr<br />
chwith Tŷ Fulton, y tu cefn i siop Cost-Cutter, wrth ochr y grisiau.<br />
Rydym ar agor o ddydd Llun i ddydd Gwener, 10am - 4pm.<br />
Byddwn yn eich helpu i ddatrys unrhyw broblemau academaidd,<br />
ariannol neu bersonol, neu unrhyw broblemau tai.<br />
E-bost: advice@swansea-union.co.uk<br />
Ffôn: 01792 295821<br />
Gwefan: www.swansea-union.co.uk/advice/advicecentre/<br />
Drop-in Sessions: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at<br />
2.00pm till 3.30pm, Fridays at 10.00am till 11.30am<br />
Manylion Cyswllt: Mae Gwasanaethau Lles ar lawr gwaelod<br />
Tŷ Horton, rhif 23 ar fap y campws.<br />
Phone us on 01792 295592<br />
or email wellbeing@swansea.ac.uk<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/wellbeing<br />
Sesiynau Galw Heibio:<br />
Llun, Mawrth ac Iau, 2.00pm tan 3.30pm<br />
Gwener, 10.00am tan 11.30am<br />
Employability and Guidance<br />
Ffoniwch ni ar 01792 295592 neu e-bostiwch<br />
wellbeing@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/wellbeing<br />
DACE offers free, confidential and impartial educational and<br />
careers guidance to any prospective or enrolled student. Our<br />
guidance team is very flexible and can meet with students on<br />
campus and in the community throughout the year. Guidance is<br />
available in person, over the telephone or by email. To make an<br />
appointment please contact Jane Lingard on 01792 602211 or at<br />
j.lingard@swansea.ac.uk<br />
During the year, employability sessions are organised for Part-time<br />
Degree students to prepare them for graduate employment<br />
and postgraduate study. Please contact Vanessa Thomas on<br />
01792 602017 v.l.thomas@swansea.ac.uk for more information.<br />
Students can also access the <strong>University</strong>’s Careers and<br />
Employability Service for careers guidance appointments, work<br />
experience placements, employer talks and job vacancies.<br />
Several events take place throughout the year such as the Careers<br />
Fair. Events are advertised by student email and on the Careers<br />
website. For more information please visit www.swansea.ac.uk/<br />
careers or telephone 01792 513266.<br />
Throughout the academic year, several Employability themed<br />
campaigns take place such as Global Entrepreneurship Week<br />
Cyflogadwyedd a Chyfarwyddo<br />
Mae AABO yn cynnig cyngor addysg a gyrfa cyfrinachol a<br />
diduedd, yn rhad ac am ddim, i unrhyw fyfyriwr presennol neu<br />
ddarpar fyfyriwr. Mae ein tîm cynghori yn hyblyg iawn, a gallant<br />
gwrdd â myfyrwyr ar y campws ac yn y gymuned trwy gydol y<br />
flwyddyn. Mae arweiniad ar gael wyneb yn wyneb, dros y ffôn<br />
neu trwy gyfrwng e-bost. I wneud apwyntiad, cysylltwch â Jane<br />
Lingard drwy ffonio 01792 602211 neu anfonwch neges e-bost<br />
at j.lingard@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
Trefnir sesiynau cyflogadwyedd ar gyfer myfyrwyr y Radd<br />
Ran Amser trwy gydol y flwyddyn, i’w paratoi at gyflogaeth<br />
graddedig ac astudiaethau uwchraddedig. Cysylltwch â Vanessa<br />
Thomas ar 01792 602017 neu anfonwch neges e-bost at<br />
v.l.thomas@abertawe.ac.uk am ragor o wybodaeth.<br />
Gall myfyrwyr fanteisio ar wasanaethau Canolfan Gyrfaoedd a<br />
Chyflogadwyedd y Brifysgol hefyd, megis apwyntiadau cyngor<br />
gyrfa, lleoliadau profiad gwaith, sgyrsiau gan gyflogwyr a<br />
manylion swyddi gweigion. Cynhelir nifer o ddigwyddiadau yn<br />
ystod y flwyddyn, megis y Ffair Gyrfaoedd. Caiff myfyrwyr eu<br />
hysbysu am y rhain trwy e-bost ac ar y wefan Gyrfaoedd.<br />
44 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Other Information<br />
Gwybodaeth Arall<br />
As well as the BA Part-time Degree Programme in Humanities,<br />
History or English DACE offers a range of courses and<br />
programmes. Contact us for more information on:<br />
• Community-based Lectures: Lectures across a broad range of<br />
topics which take place at community venues and are intended<br />
to give a ‘flavour’ of a subject area.<br />
• Pathways and Taster Courses: These are short courses with<br />
no formal assessment aimed at introducing students to a range<br />
of subjects and encouraging progression to further studies.<br />
• HE Accredited Modules: Formally assessed, HE credit bearing<br />
modules.<br />
• HE Certificates and Diplomas: Study a combination of HE<br />
accredited modules over a period of two to five years in<br />
many subject areas. The credits achieved can be used towards<br />
a Certificate or Diploma of Higher Education.<br />
• BA Degree Preparation Programme in Humanities:<br />
A preparation course for adults who are considering studying<br />
for a part-time degree.<br />
• Postgraduate Research: For those interested in any aspect of<br />
lifelong learning.<br />
• Higher Education Foundation Certificate in Humanities: The<br />
Higher Education (HE) Foundation Certificate in Humanities is<br />
aimed at adults who are ready to take the first steps into HE.<br />
It is a two-year part-time programme and is designed for those<br />
who might want a longer lead into HE study. The Certificate<br />
starts in September/October 2013 and will be taught at<br />
community venues in <strong>Swansea</strong>, Neath Port Talbot,<br />
Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.<br />
The programme allows students to develop an overview of<br />
Humanities related subjects, such as Sociology, History,<br />
English Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, Counselling and is<br />
also underpinned by an extensive range of Study Skills and IT<br />
support. The programme is FREE to eligible students.<br />
Disclaimer<br />
Disclaimer: We have endeavoured to ensure that the information<br />
contained within this brochure is accurate at the time of<br />
production.<br />
You may wish to note that your contact details will not be made<br />
available, your names will not be used or included in statistical<br />
analysis and precautions are taken to minimise the risk that you<br />
will be able to be identified from the data.<br />
Unspent Criminal Convictions<br />
If you have declared that you have an unspent criminal conviction,<br />
you will be asked to complete a Conviction form requesting<br />
information about the nature of the conviction/caution which will<br />
be considered by the Department who will decide whether or not<br />
your application can proceed. Criminal records will be taken into<br />
account only when the conviction is relevant.<br />
Unfortunately, it may not be possible to confirm your place at<br />
DACE if it is felt that your conviction would compromise the<br />
<strong>University</strong>’s duty of care to other students and staff. If you are<br />
convicted of a relevant criminal offence after you have started a<br />
course, you must inform us immediately.<br />
Contact Details: Wellbeing Services are in ground floor of<br />
Horton House, No 23 on the Campus map.<br />
Drop-in Sessions: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at<br />
2.00pm till 3.30 pm, Fridays at 10.00 am till 11.30 am<br />
Phone us on 01792 295592<br />
or email wellbeing@swansea.ac.uk<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/wellbeing<br />
The programme is<br />
FREE<br />
to eligible students.<br />
Mae AABO yn cynnig ystod o gyrsiau a rhaglenni, yn ogystal<br />
â’r BA Rhan Amser yn y Dyniaethau, Hanes neu Saesneg.<br />
Cysylltwch â ni am ragor o wybodaeth am:<br />
• Darlithoedd yn y Gymuned: Darlithoedd yn ymdrin ag ystod<br />
eang o bynciau, sy’n digwydd mewn lleoliadau yn y gymuned<br />
ac sydd â’r nod o gynnig ‘blas’ ar bwnc.<br />
• Cyrsiau Llwybrau a Chyrsiau Blasu: Mae’r rhain yn gyrsiau byr<br />
heb asesiadau ffurfiol gyda’r nod o gyflwyno myfyrwyr i ystod<br />
o bynciau a’u hannog i symud ymlaen at astudiaethau pellach.<br />
• Modiwlau Achrededig Addysg Uwch: modiwlau sy’n dwyn<br />
credydau Addysg Uwch, wedi’u hasesu’n ffurfiol.<br />
• Tystysgrifau a Diplomau AU: Astudiwch gyfuniad o fodiwlau<br />
Addysg Uwch achrededig dros gyfnod o ddwy i bum mlynedd<br />
mewn sawl maes pwnc. Gellir defnyddio’r credydau a enillir<br />
tuag at Dystysgrif neu Ddiploma Addysg Uwch.<br />
• Rhaglen Paratoi at BA yn y Dyniaethau: cwrs paratoi i oedolion<br />
sy’n ystyried astudio ar gyfer Gradd ran-amser.<br />
• Gradd BA ran-amser yn y Dyniaethau: Astudiwch yn rhan-amser<br />
ar gyfer gradd yn y Dyniaethau neu radd a enwir mewn<br />
Saesneg neu Hanes mewn amryw leoliadau ar draws<br />
Abertawe, Castell-nedd Port Talbot, Sir Gaerfyrddin a Sir Benfro.<br />
• Ymchwil Ôl-raddedig: I’r rhai sydd â diddordeb mewn unrhyw<br />
agwedd o ddysgu gydol oes.<br />
• Tystysgrif Sylfaen Addysg Uwch yn y Dyniaethau: Anelir y<br />
Dystysgrif Sylfaenol (Addysg Uwch) mewn Dyniaethau at oedolion<br />
sy’n barod i fentro i fyd Addysg Uwch am y tro cyntaf. Mae’n<br />
rhaglen rhan amser ddwy flynedd ac fe’i dyluniwyd ar gyfer y sawl<br />
sydd am gael mwy o amser i baratoi at astudio Addysg Uwch.<br />
Bydd y Dystysgrif yn cychwyn ym Medi/ Hydref 2013, ac fe’i<br />
cynigir mewn mannau cyfarfod cymunedol yn Abertawe, Castellnedd<br />
Port Talbot, Sir Gâr a Sir Benfro.<br />
Mae’r rhaglen yn galluogi myfyrwyr i ddatblygu trosolwg o<br />
bynciau sy’n ymwneud â’r Dyniaethau, megis Cymdeithaseg,<br />
Hanes, Llenyddiaeth, Athroniaeth, Seicoleg a Chwnsela, ac fe’i<br />
cefnogir gan ystod eang o Sgiliau Astudio a chymorth TG. Bydd y<br />
rhaglen YN RHAD AC AM DDIM i fyfyrwyr cymwys.<br />
Ymwadiad<br />
ganolog a’i hasiantaethau, a llywodraethau datganoledig, sydd<br />
eu hangen er mwyn eu galluogi i gyflawni eu swyddogaethau<br />
statudol.<br />
Efallai y byddwch am nodi na fyddwn yn datgelu eich manylion<br />
cyswllt, ni chaiff eich enwau eu defnyddio na’u cynnwys mewn<br />
gwaith dadansoddi ystadegol, a chymerir rhagofalon er mwyn<br />
lleihau’r risg y bydd modd eich adnabod ar sail y data.<br />
Collfarnau Heb Ddarfod<br />
Os ydych chi wedi datgelu bod gennych gollfarn heb ddarfod,<br />
gofynnir i chi gwblhau Ffurflen Euogfarn sy’n gofyn am<br />
wybodaeth am natur y gollfarn/rhybudd. Bydd yr adran yn<br />
ystyried yr wybodaeth hon cyn penderfynu a gaiff eich cais fynd<br />
yn ei flaen. Ni chymerir collfarn i ystyriaeth oni bai ei bod yn<br />
berthnasol.<br />
Yn anffodus, mae’n bosib na fydd modd cadarnhau’ch lle yn<br />
AABO os tybir y gall eich euogfarn gyfaddawdu dyletswydd y<br />
Brifysgol i ofalu am fyfyrwyr eraill a staff. Os cewch eich cyhuddo<br />
o dramgwydd troseddol perthnasol ar ôl i chi gychwyn ar eich<br />
cwrs, mae’n rhaid i chi roi gwybod i ni ar unwaith.<br />
eing Services are in ground floor of Horton House, No 23 on the<br />
Campus map.<br />
Drop-in Sessions: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at<br />
2.00pm till 3.30 pm, Fridays at 10.00 am till 11.30 am<br />
Phone us on 01792 295592<br />
or email wellbeing@swansea.ac.uk<br />
www.swan.ac.uk/wellbeing<br />
Bydd y rhaglen<br />
YN RHAD AC<br />
AM DDIM<br />
i fyfyrwyr cymwys.<br />
DACE reserves the right to alter or cancel course where<br />
circumstances demand. Times and locations may vary and can be<br />
subject to change. Any information you provide to DACE will be<br />
treated in accordance with the Data Protection Act.<br />
Data Protection Notice<br />
Ymwadiad: Rydym wedi ymdrechu i ofalu bod yr wybodaeth yn<br />
y llyfryn hwn yn gywir ar adeg yr argraffu. Mae’r Adran Addysg<br />
Barhaus i Oedolion (AABO) yn cadw’r hawl i newid neu ganslo<br />
cyrsiau lle bo amgylchiadau yn galw am hynny. Gall amseroedd<br />
a lleoliadau newid. Caiff unrhyw wybodaeth y byddwch<br />
yn ei darparu i AABO ei thrin yn unol â’r Ddeddf Diogelu<br />
Gwybodaeth.<br />
Information held by the <strong>University</strong> about you, (such as information<br />
on your registration form) is added to a database, extracts<br />
from which are passed to central government departments and<br />
agencies and devolved administrations, which require it to enable<br />
them to carry out their statutory functions.<br />
Rhybudd Diogelu Data<br />
Caiff gwybodaeth y mae’r Brifysgol yn ei dal amdanoch (megis yr<br />
wybodaeth ar eich ffurflen gofrestru) ei chadw ar gronfa ddata, a<br />
bydd rhannau ohoni yn cael ei phasio i adrannau o’r llywodraeth<br />
46 Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
Am ragor o fanylion, cysylltwch â Janice Brown ar 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> neu j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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Application Form BA (Hons) Part-Time Degree Programme 2013-2014 Application Form BA (Hons) Part-Time Degree Programme 2013-2014<br />
Please note that students will be called for an interview and may be required to supply a written personal statement in<br />
support of their application.<br />
A. Personal Details<br />
Title: Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms / Rev / Dr / Professor<br />
First name(s) ...........................................................................<br />
Surname ................................................................................<br />
Home address ........................................................................<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
......................................................... Postcode ......................<br />
Date of Birth ......................... Country of Birth .........................<br />
Daytime telephone number (including STD code) ............................<br />
Evening telephone number (including STD code) ............................<br />
Mobile telephone number ........................................................<br />
E-mail address ........................................................................<br />
If you have an unspent criminal conviction, please let us know.<br />
Criminal records will be taken into account only when the<br />
conviction is relevant.<br />
Do you have any unspent criminal convictions: Yes<br />
If Yes, you will be asked to complete a Conviction Form requesting<br />
information about the nature of the conviction/caution. Criminal<br />
records will be taken into account only when the conviction is<br />
relevant.<br />
B. Employment Status (Please tick appropriate box)<br />
In paid employment<br />
Retired: State pension<br />
Retired: Private pension<br />
Registered unemployed<br />
In receipt of other state benefit (e.g. Income support/family credit)<br />
Otherwise Unwaged<br />
C. Module/Venue Choice<br />
Please list the two modules for which you are applying:<br />
Module One ..........................................................................<br />
Venue ....................................................................................<br />
Module Two ...........................................................................<br />
Venue ....................................................................................<br />
Reserve Choice Module ...........................................................<br />
Venue ....................................................................................<br />
N.B. Your reserve course choice will automatically be selected<br />
if any of the modules you have selected are full or have low<br />
numbers.<br />
No<br />
D. Study Skills<br />
If you wish to attend a Study Skills course in September at one of<br />
the following counties, please tick the relevant box:<br />
Campus Neath Port Talbot Carmarthenshire<br />
Pembrokeshire<br />
E. Previous Education (From the age of 11)<br />
Dates ....................................................................................<br />
Name of school/college ..........................................................<br />
From .......................... to ......................................................<br />
From .......................... to ......................................................<br />
From .......................... to ......................................................<br />
Examinations taken (whether passed or failed) or credits gained<br />
1.Examining body ..................................................................<br />
1.Examination ........................................................................<br />
1.Date ...................................................................................<br />
1.Subject ...............................................................................<br />
1.Grade/Result ......................................................................<br />
2.Examining body ..................................................................<br />
2.Examination ........................................................................<br />
2.Date ...................................................................................<br />
2.Subject ...............................................................................<br />
2.Grade/Result ......................................................................<br />
Please list any other courses which you have attended in recent<br />
years which have not involved any examination or credit<br />
(e.g. evening classes or courses at work).<br />
1.Date ...................................................................................<br />
1.Name of course ..................................................................<br />
1.Course Provider ...................................................................<br />
2.Date ...................................................................................<br />
2.Name of course ..................................................................<br />
2.Course Provider ...................................................................<br />
F. Are you a Welsh speaker?<br />
Welsh Speaker Not Welsh Speaker Welsh Learner<br />
G. Nationality on your Passport<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
H. Do you have UK residency status? Yes No<br />
I. What is your Country of Permanent Residence?<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
I. Your UK National Identity is? (UK students only)<br />
British English Irish Scottish Welsh Other<br />
Information Refused Unspecified<br />
J. Your Ethnic Origin is?<br />
White Black or Black British – African<br />
Black or Black British – Caribbean Other Black background<br />
Asian or Asian British – Bangladeshi Asian or Asian British –<br />
Indian Asian or Asian British – Pakistani Chinese<br />
Other Asian Background Mixed – White and Black African<br />
Mixed – White and Black Caribbean Mixed – White and<br />
Asian Other Mixed Background<br />
Other Ethnic background Information Refused<br />
Not known<br />
K. Do you have a disability? Please tick box(es)<br />
No disability Information refused Blind or serious visual<br />
impairment Deaf or serious hearing impairment<br />
Physical impairment or mobility issues Other disability not<br />
mentioned Mental Health condition Longstanding illness<br />
or condition Two or more impairments and/or disabling<br />
medical conditions Social/Communication impairment<br />
A specific learning disability e.g. dyslexia<br />
L. Do you receive Disabled Students’ Allowance?<br />
Yes No<br />
M. Personal interests: Please list your interests/hobbies<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
N. Did you study for the BA Degree Preparation<br />
Programme in Humanities?<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
O. How did you FIRST hear about the Part-time Degree<br />
Programme? (Please tick the relevant box)<br />
Brochure, please specify how/where you received it<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
BA Part-time Degree Programme in Humanities, History or<br />
English Postcard how/where you received it<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Website, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Newspaper, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Venue/Centre, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Promotional Event, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Word of mouth, e.g. tutor, colleague, another student,<br />
please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Direct mail, e.g letter or email from department, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Social Media e.g. Facebook, Twitter<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Other, please specify<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Signature ...............................................................................<br />
Date .....................................................................................<br />
Please return to: Mrs Janice Brown, Part-time Degree Secretary,<br />
Department of Adult Continuing Education, <strong>Swansea</strong> <strong>University</strong>,<br />
Singleton Park, <strong>Swansea</strong>, SA2 8PP.<br />
Tel: 01792 295499<br />
E-mail: j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
48 For more details please contact Janice Brown on 01792 295499/2959<strong>35</strong> or j.p.brown@swansea.ac.uk<br />
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Ffurflen Gais Rhaglen Radd Ran-Amser BA (Anrhydedd) yn y Dyniaethau 2013-2014 Ffurflen Gais Rhaglen Radd Ran-Amser BA (Anrhydedd) yn y Dyniaethau 2013-2014<br />
Sylwer: caiff myfyrwyr eu galw am gyfweliad, ac mae’n bosibl y gofynnir iddynt ddarparu datganiad personol<br />
ysgrifenedig i gefnogi eu ceisiadau.<br />
A. Manylion personol<br />
Title: Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms / Rev / Dr / Professor<br />
Enw(au) Cyntaf .......................................................................<br />
Cyfenw .................................................................................<br />
Cyfeiriad Cartref ...................................................................<br />
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......................................................... Cod Post ......................<br />
Dyddiad Geni ..................... Gwlad Geni .............................<br />
Rhif ffôn yn ystod y dydd (gan gynnwys cod) ................................<br />
Rhif ffôn gyda’r hwyr (gan gynnwys cod) ......................................<br />
Rhif ffôn Symudol ...................................................................<br />
Cyfeiriad e-bost ......................................................................<br />
Os oes euogfarn droseddol heb ddarfod gennych, rhowch wybod<br />
i ni. Ni chymerir collfarn i ystyriaeth oni bai ei bod yn berthnasol.<br />
Oes euogfarn droseddol heb Oes Nac oes<br />
ddarfod gennych:<br />
Os oes, gofynnir i chi lenwi Ffurflen Euogfarn sy’n gofyn am<br />
wybodaeth ynghylch natur yr euogfarn/rhybudd. Ni chymerir<br />
collfarn i ystyriaeth oni bai ei bod yn berthnasol.<br />
B. Statws Cyflogaeth (Ticiwch y blwch addas)<br />
Mewn cyflogaeth<br />
Wedi Ymddeol: Pensiwn preifat<br />
Wedi Ymddeol: Pensiwn y wladwriaeth<br />
Wedi’ch cofrestru’n ddi-waith<br />
Yn derbyn budd-daliadau eraill<br />
(e.e. Cymhorthdal Incwm/credyd teuluol)<br />
C. Dewis Modiwl a Lleoliad<br />
Digyflog arall<br />
Rhestrwch y ddau fodiwl yr ydych yn ymgeisio amdanynt:<br />
Modiwl Un ............................................................................<br />
Lleoliad .................................................................................<br />
Modiwl Dau ..........................................................................<br />
Lleoliad .................................................................................<br />
Modiwl Dewis wrth Gefn .........................................................<br />
Lleoliad .................................................................................<br />
D.S. Caiff eich dewis wrth gefn ei ddewis yn awtomatig os bydd<br />
unrhyw rai o’r modiwl rydych chi wedi eu dewis yn llawn neu os<br />
bydd niferoedd y myfyrwyr arnynt yn isel.<br />
D. Sgiliau Astudio<br />
Os dymunwch fynychu cwrs Sgiliau Astudio ym mis Medi mewn<br />
un o’r siroedd canlynol, ticiwch y blwch perthnasol:<br />
Campws Castell-nedd Port Talbot Sir Gaerfyrddin<br />
Sir Benfro<br />
E. Addysg Flaenorol (Ers 11 oed)<br />
Dyddiadau ............................................................................<br />
Enw’r ysgol neu’r coleg ..........................................................<br />
O .......................... tan ........................................................<br />
O .......................... tan ........................................................<br />
O .......................... tan ........................................................<br />
Arholiadau a safwyd (boed wedi’u pasio neu wedi’u methu) a<br />
chredydau a enillwyd<br />
1.Corff Arholi ........................................................................<br />
1.Arholiad ............................................................................<br />
1.Dyddiad .............................................................................<br />
1.Pwnc ................................................................................<br />
1.Gradd/Canlyniad ...............................................................<br />
2.Corff Arholi ........................................................................<br />
2.Arholiad ............................................................................<br />
2.Dyddiad .............................................................................<br />
2.Pwnc ................................................................................<br />
2.Gradd/Canlyniad ...............................................................<br />
Rhestrwch unrhyw gyrsiau eraill yr ydych wedi’u mynychu yn<br />
ystod y blynyddoedd diwethaf sydd heb arwain at arholiad neu<br />
gredydau (er enghraifft dosbarth nos neu gyrsiau yn y gweithle).<br />
1.Dyddiad .............................................................................<br />
1.Enw’r cwrs .........................................................................<br />
1.Darparwr y cwrs .................................................................<br />
2.Dyddiad .............................................................................<br />
2.Enw’r cwrs .........................................................................<br />
2.Darparwr y cwrs .................................................................<br />
F. Ydych chi’n siarad Cymraeg?<br />
Yn siarad Cymraeg<br />
Yn dysgu Cymraeg<br />
Ddim yn siarad Cymraeg<br />
G. Cenedligrwydd ar eich Trwydded Deithio<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
H. Oes gennych statws preswylydd y DU? Oes Nac Oes<br />
I. Ym mha Wlad ydych chi’n Breswylydd Parhaol?<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
I. Beth yw’ch cenedligrwydd yn y DU? (myfyrwyr o’r DU yn unig)<br />
Prydeinig Seisnig Gwyddelig Albanaidd<br />
Cymreig Arall Gwrthod rhoi gwybodaeth<br />
Heb ei nodi<br />
J. Beth yw’ch tarddiad ethnig?<br />
Gwyn Du neu Ddu Prydeinig - Affricanaidd<br />
Du neu Ddu Prydeinig - Caribïaidd Cefndir Du Arall<br />
Asiaidd neu Asiaidd Prydeinig - Bangladeshaidd<br />
Asiaidd neu Asiaidd Prydeinig - Indiaidd<br />
Asiaidd neu Asiaidd Prydeinig - Pacistanaidd Tsieineaidd<br />
Cefndir Asiaidd arall Cymysg - Gwyn a Du Affricanaidd<br />
Cymysg - Gwyn a Du Caribïaidd Cymysg - Gwyn ac Asiaidd<br />
Cefndir Cymysg Arall Cefndir Ethnig Arall<br />
Gwrthod rhoi gwybodaeth Anhysbys<br />
K. A oes gennych anabledd? Ticiwch y blwch neu flychau perthnasol<br />
Dim anabledd Gwrthod rhoi gwybodaeth<br />
Dall neu nam difrifol ar eich golwg<br />
Byddar neu nam difrifol ar eich clyw Nam corfforol neu<br />
broblemau symud Anabledd arall heb ei grybwyll Cyflwr<br />
Iechyd Meddwl Salwch neu gyflwr hirdymor Dau nam (a/<br />
neu gyflwr meddygol anablu) neu fwy Nam Cymdeithasol/<br />
Cyfathrebu Anabledd dysgu penodol e.e. dyslecsia.<br />
L. Ydych chi’n derbyn Lwfans Myfyrwyr Anabl?<br />
Ydw Nac ydw<br />
M. Diddordebau personol: Rhestrwch eich diddordebau / hobïau<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
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N. Wnaethoch chi astudio’r rhaglen ‘Paratoi ar gyfer BA yn<br />
y Dyniaethau’?<br />
Do<br />
Naddo<br />
O. Sut glywoch chi GYNTAF am y Rhaglen Radd Ran-amser?<br />
(Ticiwch y blwch perthnasol)<br />
Llyfryn, nodwch sut/ble y cawsoch gopi<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Cerdyn post am y BA Rhan-amser yn y Dyniaethau, Hanes neu<br />
Saesneg - sut/ble y cawsoch e<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Gwefan, rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Papur newydd, rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Lleoliad/Canolfan, rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Digwyddiad Hyrwyddo, rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Clywed sôn, e.e. tiwtor, cydweithiwr, myfyriwr arall, rhowch<br />
fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Post uniongyrchol, e.e. llythyr neu e-bost o’r adran,<br />
rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Cyfryngau Cymdeithasol, e.e. Facebook, Twitter<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Arall, rhowch fanylion<br />
.............................................................................................<br />
Llofnod ..................................................................................<br />
Dyddiad ................................................................................<br />
Dychweler i: Mrs Janice Brown, Ysgrifennydd y Radd Ran-amser,<br />
Adran Addysg Barhaus Oedolion, Prifysgol Abertawe, Parc<br />
Singleton, <strong>Swansea</strong>, SA2 8PP.<br />
Ffôn: 01792 295499<br />
E-bost: j.p.brown@abertawe.ac.uk<br />
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