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City Times (Winter 2011/12) - City College

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New Year’s Resolution #1<br />

<strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong> Brighton and Hove has a wide range of vocational<br />

courses starting in the New Year - these courses and<br />

qualifications are well-regarded by employers and match the<br />

requirements for many jobs being advertised right now.<br />

Whether you’re interested in a career in the arts, hair &<br />

beauty, business, construction or computing there is no<br />

need to wait until September to start your course and fulfil<br />

your first resolution of the New Year.<br />

We also have a huge range of adult evening classes<br />

covering areas such as Arts and Crafts, Counselling, DIY,<br />

Holistics and many more....<br />

Apply now and make your<br />

New Year’s resolution today<br />

Call us on 0<strong>12</strong>73 667788 for course advice<br />

or visit our website for comprehensive information<br />

<strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s Danny wins<br />

NCTJ Award<br />

Danny Bell, who graduated from <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

last summer, has won the NCTJ Public<br />

Affairs Award for 2010-11. Danny received a<br />

certificate and a cheque for £250 sponsored<br />

by Oxford University Press, in recognition of<br />

his exceptional performance in the Essential<br />

Public Affairs exam. Speaking about his<br />

win, Danny said: “I’m delighted to have won<br />

this year’s prize. The Public Affairs module was challenging and<br />

gave everyone in my class a thorough grounding in current affairs as<br />

well as local and central government. Karen Dugdale, our teacher,<br />

was first class.’” Danny gained communications experience prior to<br />

taking the course working for an environmental NGO in Brussels.<br />

It was this which inspired him to complete his NCTJ training after<br />

considering it for a quite a long time. He has previously worked in<br />

the legal and financial services sectors and is now working as a<br />

researcher for The Legal 500.<br />

The NCTJ has also recently confirmed re-accreditation for<br />

journalism courses at the <strong>College</strong>, which in recent years, have been<br />

acknowledged as delivering one of the top performing courses in<br />

the country.<br />

For information on journalism courses starting in February, contact<br />

Vicki Mann on 0<strong>12</strong>73 667788 x 461 or email vm@ccb.ac.uk<br />

New <strong>City</strong> Employment and Skills<br />

Plan aims for job creation<br />

There was a packed conference room recently at the Amex Stadium<br />

for the launch of the <strong>City</strong> Employment & Skills Plan <strong>2011</strong>-2014.<br />

<strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong> Principal Phil Frier explained how the <strong>City</strong> Employment<br />

and Skills Steering Group which he chairs will concentrate<br />

on three areas of potential job creation - Apprenticeships, the<br />

development of an Eco-tech business park to exploit and support<br />

emerging environmental industries and also attracting higher value<br />

employment to the city.<br />

The steering group, established by Brighton & Hove <strong>City</strong> Council,<br />

includes key personnel from the Council’s main strategic partners in<br />

the public, private and community and voluntary sectors including<br />

representatives from both Brighton and Sussex Universities, Brighton<br />

& Hove Albion Football Club, Jobcentre Plus, ICP Recruitment Group<br />

and Brighton & Hove Economic Partnership. “I want this to be a<br />

dynamic and responsive plan for the <strong>City</strong> which becomes a living<br />

document as we now develop the actions which will be required to<br />

achieve its overall objectives”, said Mr. Frier. “I believe that it’s a<br />

great time to be living and working in Brighton and Hove.<br />

I know of few other cities in the UK where so many key people are<br />

working together in close partnerships to improve city life for all of<br />

our communities, and I am really looking forward to chairing the<br />

<strong>City</strong> Employment and Skills Group as we build the action framework<br />

required to deliver this plan.”<br />

Train to become<br />

a qualified journalist<br />

Join one of our award-winning NCTJ Multimedia courses<br />

Previous students have gone on to work for BBC, Channel 4,<br />

Daily Telegraph and more.<br />

Recruiting now for our fast-track course starting Feb 20<strong>12</strong><br />

For more info call 0<strong>12</strong>73 667788 ext. 461<br />

or email vm@ccb.ac.uk<br />

www.ccb.ac.uk/journalism<br />

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www.ccb.ac.uk<br />

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