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MapsMain Bus Routes to YeovilGetting to Yeovil CollegeConstructionSkills CentreWestern Ave98For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

YourEnrichmentIn this section• Enrichment Activites• Yeovil College Student Union (YCSU)• Student Representatives• The Student Partnership Council

Your EnrichmentEnrichment ActivitiesHave you taken part in clubs and activities outsideof school hours? Do you want to carry on whenyou are at college?At Yeovil College, we encourage students totake part in enrichment activities, such assports teams, performing arts and volunteering.Activities such as these make you stand out fromthe crowd, demonstrating an additional level ofdevelopment and commitment, which can get younoticed when you apply to university or for a job.We have a vibrant range of enrichment activities,which were judged ‘Outstanding’ during arecent Ofsted inspection. Activities are opento all students. Our most popular enrichmentopportunities include:Sports Clubs and FitnessThe College offers a wide range of competitive and recreationalsport opportunities. Activities offered include: Athletics, SelfDefence/Ju-Jutsu, Cross Country, Badminton, Hockey, Rounders,Basketball, Fitness, Volleyball, Cricket, Netball, Football, Rugby,Table Tennis, Speed, Agility and Quickness (SAQ) training andStrength and Conditioning training. The College also offers aSports Leadership community volunteering programme andBritish Colleges’ Sports competitions.If you are interested in our Sports Academies, please visit theGifted & Talented section of this prospectus.Duke of Edinburgh Award SchemeThe Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is for young people between14 and 25 years old and gives you opportunities for personalachievement, community involvement, adventure and fun whilstdeveloping a range of personal and social skills. It is activelysought by industry, colleges, universities and the Armed Forces.Some of the benefits include developing self-confidence andself-reliance, gaining a sense of achievement and responsibility,discovering new interests and talents and developing leadershipskills and abilities. Yeovil College offers all three levels of award:Bronze, Silver and Gold.Annual Yeovil College ProductionWhether you are interested in performing on stage,administration, back stage technical support, fundraising ormarketing and promotion, you can be part of one of our popularannual productions! Approximately 100 people get involved inthe show each year and every person makes a valuablecontribution to the final event at the Octagon Theatre in earlyFebruary. Recent productions have included critically acclaimedversions of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’, ‘Sweeney Todd: The DemonBarber of Fleet Street’ and ‘The Wiz: The Super Soul Musical’.Charity Fundraising and Voluntary WorkMany of our students have collected money and supplies for arange of national and local charities while at Yeovil College. Inrecent years, students in different departments have supportedorganisations including the Peter’s House (formerly Yeovil NightShelter) and campaigns such as Operation Christmas Child,Help for Heroes, Children in Need, Comic Relief’s Red Nose Dayand Yeovil Women’s Hospital’s Flying Colours Campaign. Manyof these collections were supported by staff and students fromacross the College.Trips and ResidentialsThere are many opportunities to take part in trips and residentialsto enhance your in-class learning. See individual course listingsfor details.100For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

Your CollegeIn Your CommunityIf you are deciding what route to take after schooland need some help, contact our CustomerLiaison and Enrolment Officers (CLEOs).The CLEOs offer information, advice and guidanceon our courses and progression opportunities.We are proud to have positive links with thesurrounding schools and work with them to lookat new ways to improve your experience of theCollege. You can also meet our staff and find outmore about the College and its courses at eventsheld throughout the year, including:School VisitsYeovil College visits a number of schools in the area in theautumn term to give talks on College life and the courses andopportunities we offer. These lively talks bring up all sorts ofquestions and can help you to start to make decisions aboutyour future. Ask your Careers Teacher or Tutor when we arecoming to your school.School Careers EventsThe College attends every major school careers event in the area,with expert staff on hand to provide you with all the informationand advice you need about our courses, enrichment activities andsupport services.Information EveningsWe hold information evenings each year specifically for full-timeand Apprenticeship courses. Come along to tour the campus,meet subject lecturers, see our facilities, ask current studentsabout College life and much more.104For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

Year 11 Taster DaysOnce you know the types of courses that could interest you,come to our November taster days and try them out! Duringa taster day, you have the chance to be a student for the dayand experience the College and its courses first hand in apractical and enjoyable way. No school uniform required!To apply for a place on our taster days, see your Careers Teacheror Tutor or go to the College website, www.yeovil.ac.uk.The deadline for applications is Monday 22 October 2012.Gifted & Talented ActivitiesWe work closely with Yeovil schools to promote local provisionfor Gifted & Talented students. We aim to offer Gifted & Talentedstudents a challenging yet rewarding taster experience at YeovilCollege in a range of subjects. Contact your Gifted & TalentedCo-ordinator at school for details of forthcoming events.Not attending school or had a break in your education?We are happy to discuss our courses and support for studentswho are not attending secondary school on a full-time basis, whomay be home tutored, attending a tuition/learning centre or havehad a break in education for any reason.Campus ToursIf you cannot make it to our information evenings, you can visitat another time with your parents/carers/guardians to see ourexcellent facilities. For more information, contact our SchoolLiaison Officer on 01935 845360.TasterDays 2012For more information onYour College01935 423921Monday 19 November 2012Tuesday 20 November 2012Call 01935 845360for more information!For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print. 105

Frequently Asked QuestionsI’m not able to come to the Information Evenings.Can I come at another time?Of course! You can contact us any time in the year for a campustour or a chat about the courses we have on offer. Just call theCollege on 01935 423921 for more details.I’m really nervous about starting college!You are not on your own! It is an anxious time for students whohave spent a long time at secondary school and who are nowembarking on new experiences at college. We ensure that yourtime at College is exciting, productive and rewarding and we havean excellent track record in helping new students settle in quickly.I can’t decide on a course – who can I ask for help?There are lots of people who you can ask for help whendiscussing choices after school. Your Head of House/Year, Tutor,Careers Teacher or Careers Adviser will be able to help you toselect the most appropriate course. Don’t forget that you canalso call us too. Contact the Customer Liaison and EnrolmentTeam on 01935 423921 for help and advice.When and how can I apply?You can apply from 20 September 2012. Applications areaccepted on a first come, first served basis, so apply early to havea better chance of getting on the course you really want. Receiptof your application will be acknowledged and, once processed,you will be invited for a first interview. Daytime interviews takeplace at local schools and evening interviews are at the maincollege campus in Yeovil. Interviews begin in November 2012 forcourses starting the following year.Application forms are available from your Careers Teacher,careers offices in Somerset and Dorset, from the CollegeReception and the College website, www.yeovil.ac.uk.Two copies havealso been included at the end of this prospectus.This means you can practice before filling out your final form.Completed application forms should be handed in to your schoolor directly to the College. If you have already left school, pleasesend it to the College’s Customer Liaison and Enrolment Team.I left school a while ago, will a reference from an employerbe acceptable?Yes. Please add the details on your application form. You willalso need to have evidence of previous examination resultsalready obtained, although mature applicants have more flexibleentry requirements.Can I apply online?Yes. You can apply online at www.yeovil.ac.ukWhat if I don’t get the grades I need?Use the entry requirements in this prospectus to help you makea realistic decision on the course(s) you could study with us.If your actual examination results are not what you expected,or you have changed your mind, we can discuss the optionsopen to you. Call us on 01935 423921.Can I get financial help whilst studying?Yes. For more information, please turn to page 96 or visitwww.yeovil.ac.uk106For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

Frequently Asked QuestionsDo I have to pay tuition fees for my course?You do not pay tuition fees if you are under 19 on the 1 Septemberin the year you start your course. If you are over 19, you maybe eligible for fee remission if you receive certain benefitsor tax credits or have not already achieved a full Level 2 orLevel 3 qualification. For full details please contact the StudentServices Team on 01935 845452 or email info@yeovil.ac.uk.Also see page 96.Do I have to pay for books and equipment at college?As a College student there may be additional costs involvedin purchasing books, specialist equipment/materials or takingpart in field trips. You will be given all this information priorto starting with us, usually at your first interview or duringInformation Evenings.Each student studying at the Mudford Road campus isrequired to pay a £30 resource charge each year.This includes 750 printer credits and a contribution towardsthe use of College facilities and campus-based enrichmentoptions such as sports clubs and performing arts. Pleasenote that this charge is non-refundable. Students studyingat North Dorset Technical College or the Construction SkillsCentre in Lufton are required to pay a £20 resource charge,which includes 500 printer credits.Yeovil CollegeSafeguarding StatementYeovil College takes safeguarding responsibilitiesvery seriously. This means that we have ensuredthat everyone working in the College hassuccessfully completed the necessary clearancesto enable them to work with young people andvulnerable adults. It also means that we havea staff member who is specifically trained andnominated as the Designated SafeguardingOfficer with the College. Part of our legal dutyto safeguard learners may also include the needto consult with and take advice from otheragencies such as the Police or Social Services,should the need arise. By working closely witheveryone concerned, we firmly believe that wewill continue to offer a safe learning environmentfor all our learners.Would I have to wear an ID Badge at Yeovil College?Yes. All students and staff must wear photo ID badges at alltimes while on campus to ensure everyone’s safety. YeovilCollege takes security very seriously and has established aclose relationship with the local Community Police Officer,who holds frequent beat surgeries for students on site.What is the social life like?Although we emphasise the importance of working hard atCollege, it is not always about studying! By taking an activepart in enrichment activities and Student Union events heldthroughout the year, you can be sure that you will have awell-balanced and rewarding experience of College life.Can I bring a car to college?If you have a car, you are welcome to drive to College,although there are a limited number of parking spaces.Many of our students use public transport to get to us.The College operates a ‘green’ policy and there is ampleparking space for bicycles, mopeds etc. For more informationon getting to Yeovil College, please see pages 97 and 98.For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print. 107

ApprenticeshipsFrequently Asked QuestionsIf I take an Apprenticeship, what qualifications can I get?Intermediate Apprenticeships include Technical and Competencequalifications from the Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF) inyour chosen vocational area and Functional Skills qualifications.An overall Apprenticeship framework certificate will be awardedwhen all the individual components are achieved.How long do Apprenticeships take?Intermediate Apprenticeships usually take between 12 - 24months dependent on the occupational area. AdvancedApprenticeships are achieved within 2 - 4 years, again dependenton the occupational areas and incorporate the same componentsas the Apprenticeship, but at a higher level of achievement.How do I find a placement?Local vacancies are listed on the Yeovil College website,www.yeovil.ac.uk. These are drawn from the NationalApprenticeship Service and updated regularly. If you need furtherguidance, call the Employer Engagement Team on 01935 845392.What happens if I cannot find a work placement?Most people do find a placement, but if you are experiencingproblems you must let your Training Co-ordinator know.The Training Co-ordinator can also advise on programme-ledApprenticeships, which allow you to start the college elementsof your programme before receiving a confirmed placementoffer. A work placement will be required to achieve the fullApprenticeship however. For more information, please contactthe Employer Engagement Team on 01935 845392.Who will be involved with my training?A Training Co-ordinator will help you in securing the right kind ofplacement to complete your practical training and assessments.They will regularly visit the work place and will liaise with youremployer to discuss your progress. The College Tutor, lecturerand assessor will provide the necessary input and support foryou to achieve. If you require further support, learning or social,then there are specialist development officers and mentors onhand to help.What happens if I change employer during my training?You must get agreement from your new employer to be able tocontinue your Apprenticeship. The Training Co-ordinator will thencontact your new employer to complete the relevant paperwork.Will I be treated like other employees in the workplace?Yes, your Training Co-ordinator will ensure that you are receivingyour due rights, such as proper supervision and opportunitiesfor on-site training. All placements are carefully vetted andmonitored by the Training Co-ordinator to ensure that theyuphold the requirements of the Health and Safety at Workand Equal Opportunity legislation. Like all employees youwill have to abide by the requirements of the employer interms of attendance, punctuality, safe working practices etc.You will be paid at least the National Minimum wage of £2.65per hour for 16-18 year olds (amount correct as of 01/10/2012).You may be paid more, but this is agreed between you andyour employer and very dependent on your age. Wages alsovary across the different occupational areas. Call the NationalMinimum Wage helpline on 0800 9172368 for advice.Who decides which Apprenticeship training programme Ienrol onto?You will be able to discuss your options with a member of theApprenticeship Team at Yeovil College. They will provide youwith an insight into individual occupational areas and careeropportunities and support and guide you in making your choice.Most of the Apprenticeship programmes have entry requirementsand these are listed within each subject area. Programmes aretailored to what you want to do within your chosen workplace.Can I work towards additional qualifications whilstcompleting an Apprenticeship?Yes. Apprenticeship programmes allow you to complement yourtraining with other qualifications.Will I get the same benefits as a full-time student when Icome to College?Yes. You will be treated no differently to any other student.You will have access to all facilities whilst the College is open,including the Learning Centre. You will have an opportunity to jointhe Student Union and make use of all their benefits, includingdiscounts on shopping with some of the big retail outlets.Are courses available to everyone?At Yeovil College we believe that all learners have the right to bevalued as individuals and have equality of opportunity, regardlessof race, colour, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, disability, sexualorientation, religion or belief, marital status or age. Learnerswill not be disadvantaged by any conditions or requirementsthat cannot be shown to be justified. The College wishes toensure that it complies with the requirements of the DisabilityDiscrimination Act (as amended by the Special EducationalNeeds & Disabilities Act 2001). If you are a disabled person,please ensure that we know what you need so that we canmake all reasonable adjustments to help you succeed.Who can I talk to about doing an Apprenticeship?There are lots of people who you can ask for help whendiscussing choices after school. Your Head of House or CareersTeacher will be able to advise you, as well as the Careers Advisor.Don’t forget that you can also call us too. Contact the EmployerEngagement Team on 01935 845392 for help and advice.108For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

Your FutureIn this section• Getting You into University• Getting You into Work

Your FutureGetting You into UniversityMore than 270 Yeovil College students onVocational and A level courses applied touniversity last year. They chose a range ofinstitutions, including top Russell Groupmembers Cardiff, Bristol, Birmingham,Nottingham, Manchester, Southampton,Warwick and University College London.David Burns achieved three A* grades at A Level, in Maths,Further Maths and Physics. The former Bucklers Mead Academystudent went to Birmingham University to Study Physics.Jack Chant was also accepted by Birmingham University.He achieved three A* grades, in Maths, Further Maths andPhysics, and will complete a degree in Maths. Jack is a formerStanchester Academy pupil.Former Preston Academy pupil Katie McCallum achievedtwo A* grades for A Level English Literature and for herExtended Project Qualification (EPQ), as well as two As inBiology and Psychology. She also gained a Distinction for herAQA Baccalaureate. Katie was accepted by the School ofOriental and African Studies in London to complete a degreein Arabic and Development Studies and hopes for a careerworking for a relief organisation overseas.Holly Milner received an A* grade in A Level Maths, along withA grades in Further Maths and Business Studies. She went toSouthampton University to study Maths with Finance andwants to work in the financial sector after completing her degree.The University Centre YeovilYeovil College students also apply to the University CentreYeovil, which offers Higher Education courses accredited byBournemouth University, the University of the West of England,the University of Gloucestershire and Swansea MetropolitanUniversity. Based on Preston Road, Yeovil, the University Centrebenefits from a small, friendly campus and excellent successrates. More than 40 different part-time and full-time coursesare available, ranging from Foundation, Honours and Mastersdegrees to nationally-recognised professional qualifications, suchas Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) and CharteredInstitute of Marketing (CIM) courses.For a complete list of available courses, visit www.ucy.ac.uk orcall 01935 845454 for a copy of the University Centre prospectus.Apprenticeships and Further TrainingYeovil College students also took a variety of routes involving furthertraining. As well as progressing to higher level courses at the College,students were also accepted for internships and international trainingschemes with a variety of employers in sectors such as Retail,Business, Accounting, Engineering and Hospitality.Students also took up a range of Level 2 and Level 3Apprenticeship opportunities at Yeovil College, including roles inChildcare, Beauty Therapy, IT, Plumbing, Electrical Installation,Print, Carpentry and Health & Social Care.Yeovil College has an excellent track record of matchingApprentices to employers and currently has a 96% completionrate for vacancies. For details of the latest Apprenticeshipopportunities available, visit www.yeovil.ac.uk.Alex Bowler gained four A grades at A Level, in Maths,Chemistry, Physics and Art. A former Westfield Academystudent, he went to Warwick University to study a degreein Physics.Matt Nixon is a former Westfield Academy student.He achieved three A grades in A Level Maths, FurtherMaths and Law and went to Exeter University to studyMaths with Economics.For more information onYour Future01935 423921110For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

Moving forwardGetting You into WorkThis year, Yeovil College students also gainedemployment in a range of sectors. These includedFinance, Hospitality, Retail, Sports Coaching,Beauty Therapy, Hairdressing, Teaching/learnersupport, Health & Social Care, Healthcare,Horticulture, Engineering, Childcare, Leisure& Fitness and the Creative industries.Students also joined the Armed Forces,including the Army, Royal Navy and RoyalMarines, as well as the emergency services.Giving You the Skills you NeedYeovil College has excellent relationships with many localemployers, which help to ensure that our qualificationsgive you the skills that employers are looking for. Many ofour qualifications rely on our communication and partnershipwith local companies. By listening to what employersneed, we have more opportunities to provide you withcareer-relevant training which gives you the skills you needfor your future career.Working with EmployersOur subject departments work hard to engage positivelywith employers so that you can benefit from a greater insightinto the world of work and what employers need. Many coursesgive you the chance to work on real-life projects for employers,meet guest speakers from industry and take part in trips toexplore relevant businesses. Examples include:Graphic Design students work on live briefs for local and nationalcompanies, throughout their course, designing logos, posters andother materials. Recently, they have worked with the Red Cross(Yeovil Branch) and Taunton Racecourse.Sports students benefit from regular visits from professionalsports persons willing to share their experiences. Guests haveincluded Former England Women’s Rugby team captain CatherineSpencer and professional footballer Chris Weale.Media students have produced promotional films for variousorganisations, including the NHS and National Trust.Health & Social Care students volunteer at local care homesand have been highly praised for their hard work.Construction students visit building sites to gain a betterunderstanding of the Construction industry.Music students provide entertainment at local events, evenrunning the music tent at a local festival.To find out about our students’ most recent work with employers,please visit the news pages of our website, www.yeovil.ac.uk.Yeovil Collegehas “Outstandingemployer partnershipsand apprenticeshipcompletions”Ofsted, 2012Chef and award-winning food writer Mark Hix regularly workswith Hospitality students and has offered work experienceat his Lyme Regis restaurant.For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print. 111

IndexAccounting 76Apprenticeships Explained 18Apprenticeships FAQs 108Art & Design 20-22, 76, 78A Level Courses 74-88A Levels Explained 75AQA Baccalaureate 91Beauty Therapy 50-51Biology 76Bricklaying 41, 43Business, Administration& Finance Courses 25-29, 77Care & Early Years Courses 30-35Care & Support for Students 93-96Careers & Progression 109-111Carpentry 41, 43Chemistry 77Childcare & Education 33-35Citizenship Studies 77Construction 40, 44Communication & Culture 78Construction Skills Centre 7Contact Centre Operations 28Customer Service 28Economics 79Electrical Installation 45Electrotechnical Technology 42Engineering 37-39English GCSE 14English Language 80English Literature 80Enrichment Activities 100Entry Requirements(Standard) 10Entry to Level 1 Courses 12Extended ProjectQualification (EPQ) 91Fabrication & Welding 40Facilities 4-8Financial Informationfor Students 96Foundation Learning 11-12Forensic Science 64French 81Frequently AskedQuestions 106-108GCSE Courses 14-15Geography 82Gifted & TalentedOpportunities 89-92Government & Politics 82Graphic Design 21Hairdressing 47-50Health & Social Care 31-33, 83History 83Hospitality Courses 52-56Information Evenings& Taster Days 104-105IT/Computing/ICT 62-64, 78, 83Law 84Maps 5, 98Maths GCSE 14Mathematics/FurtherMathematics 84-85Media Production 22-23Music 58, 85North Dorset Technical College 8Pathways Programme 13Performing Arts 11, 59-60, 79Performing ManufacturingOperations 23Philosophy 86Photography 86Physics 87Plumbing 42, 45Print 24Psychology 15, 88Qualification Chart 10Safeguarding Statement 107Science GCSE 15Security, Emergency& Alarm Systems 45Sociology 88Sport/PE 66-70, 87Sports Academies 92Student Union (YCSU) 101-102Support Services 94-96Textiles 81Travel Information 97-98Uniformed Public Services 71-72University & UCY 110Vocational Courses 17-73Vocational Courses Explained 17Warehousing & Storage 29Work Preparation& Life Skills Courses 11-12Yeovil Town Football ClubScholarships 92112For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

My Course Wish ListFor further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print. 113

Notes114For further information, please contact the College on 01935 423921 or visit www.yeovil.ac.uk. All information correct at time of print.

FULL-TIME OR APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATION FORM 2013/14Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS and BLACK INKSurname:First Name:Known as:Title: Mr Mrs Miss MsNationality:Age on 01/09/12:Gender: MaleFemaleDate of Birth:Home Address:Postcode:Tel:Email:Mobile Tel:Name of Parents/Guardian: (If under 19)Tel No. of Parents/Guardian: (in case of emergency)Have you been continually resident in the EU since 1st September 2010?If not and you are under 19 on 1st September 2013, have your parentsbeen continually resident in the EU since 1st September 2010?Alternative address for correspondence (if different from home):YesYesNoNoPostcode:Tel No:Please indicate the areas or courses you are most interested in below:AS/A Levelsin order of preferenceVocational (NVQ, BTEC, etc.) Apprenticeships/OtherWhat career would you like to do with your qualifications?Name of Employer (if you have an Apprenticeship placement):Please confirm if you would like to study at the North Dorset Technical College (Shaftesbury)Yes NoFor CLEO Date Received: Person Code:use ONLYFunding Status:Travel:

Do you have a medical condition, learning difficulty or disability that may affect your studies?If so, what do you require extra help with? (please tick)Writing Study Skills Spelling NumeracyMedical ConditionsOther Specific LearningDifficultiesYeovil College welcomes the Disability Discrimination Act (part 4) and we want to help you get the very best experience from your course.We will offer opportunities prior to enrolment for you to disclose and discuss (in private) your individual support needs. (If you fail to discloseinformation at this stage it may delay provision or relevant on-course support).Is English your first language? Yes NoPlease state your most recent School or College:School/College Name: Date from: Date to:School/College Address if not in Somerset or Dorset:Are you currently a Yeovil College Student?Yes NoIf yes please enter the name of your Tutor:Enrolment interviews will take place in June 2013.Autumn Term begins week commencing 2nd September 2013. Please state the dates of yourholidays if you are unable to attend the enrolment interviews in June 2013.How did you hear about Yeovil College?Careers Service/Connexions School Advert Yeovil College websiteInformation Event Friends/Family OtherFinancial assistance may be available if you are applying for a full-time course at college.For further information regarding Learning Support Funds, please contact the Learner,Finance and Welfare Co-ordinator on 01935 845452.The College reserves the right to withhold certification if any fees or charges remain outstanding at the end of the course.RETURN ADDRESS: Yeovil College, Mudford Road, FREEPOST (BS89450), Yeovil Somerset BA21 3TZThe personal information you provide is passed to the Chief Executive of Skills Funding (“the Agency”) and, when needed, the Department forEducation, including the Education Funding Agency to meet legal responsibilities under the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009,and for the Agency’s Learning Records Service (LRS) to create and maintain a unique learner number (ULN). The information you provide may beshared with other partner organisations for purposes relating to education or training.Further information about use of and access to your personal data, and details of partner organisations are available at: http://skillsfundingagency.bis.gov.uk/privacy.htm, http://www.learningrecordsservice.org.uk/documentlibrary/documents/Code+of+Practice+for+Sharing+of+Personal+Information.htmTick this box if you do not wish to be contacted in respect of surveys and research.Acceptable methods of contact (if applicable):Tick this box if you do not wish to be contacted about courses or learning opportunities. Post Email TelephoneThe data you supply will be passed to Managing Information Across Partners (MIAP) service for the purpose of allocating you a Unique LearnerNumber (ULN) and creation of your Personal Learning Record. The ULN is used to enable collection and sharing of data within the educationsector. The Personal Learning Record will be a lifelong record of your learning and qualifications, which will be accessible to you, organisationslinked to your education and training and any other organisations you choose. For further details of how your data is shared and used by MIAPand how to change who has access to your record, please see the MIAP website at www.miap.gov.uk. Please familiarise yourself with the MIAPStandard Fair Processing Text, copies of which can be found at www.learningrecordsservice.org.uk/privacynotice and from the college.If there is anything else you would like to make us aware of please detail below:e.g. sport, musical interests, Duke of Edinburgh Award or community involvement.I confirm that all the information detailed on this form is correct.LearnerParent Guardian Signature:Signature: (if learner is under 18)

Key Dates 2012/13Full-time Information EveningsMonday 22 October 2012 and Monday 21 January 2013 5.30pm to 8pmYear 11 Taster DaysMonday 19 November 2012 and Tuesday 20 November 2012Deadline for Taster Day applications – Monday 22 October 2012ApplicationsApplication forms will be accepted from 20 September 2012.Applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis, so apply earlyfor a better chance of getting a place on the course you really want.EventsFor information on other events, including performances,gigs and hospitality events, visit www.yeovil.ac.ukYeovil College has made every effort to ensure that the details published in this prospectus were correctat the time of going to print. Sometimes we will introduce new courses during the year,please check our website; www.yeovil.ac.uk for the most up to date information, or call 01935 423921.Yeovil College reserves the right to cancel any courses, where in its view, there is insufficient demand,or where unforeseen circumstances make it impossible. Course details and/or fees described in this prospectusmay be changed after publication as a result of changes made by awarding bodies or funding councils.Please note that Yeovil College reserves the right to withhold certification if any fees or charges remainoutstanding at the end of the course.Thank you to all the students, staff and employers who contributed their time and feedback to this publication.© Yeovil College 2012