First Aid Course !BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
HealthTec are offering Year 12 and 13
learners the opportunity to take part
in a 6 week First Aid course presented by
a registered first aid trainer.
The course will cover:
Resusitation and Recovery Position
Bleeding
Broken Bones
Shock
Choking
Diabetes
Epilepsy
Heart Attacks and Strokes
Poisoning.
There is a written test on week 6 and
also a practical test doing CPR and the recovery position: you must pass this to get a certificate.
Courses will be available during the Spring Term
For more information and to book places
contact Kate at
kate.hodgetts@wolverhampton.gov.uk
| Are you in Year 12 or 13? Are you interested in Medicince, Veterinary Medicine, Forensics, Criminal Law or Physiotherapy?
Nottingham University and The Workshop are offering a wide range of exciting conferences during December that could be just what you're looking for.
For more information use the link below and check out the Winter Courses
| Young Applicants in Schools and Colleges Scheme The Open University's Young Applicants in Schools and Colleges Scheme (or YASS for short) enables academically gifted students in Years 12 and 13 to study a wide range of undergraduate modules at first-year level alongside their AS and A levels. This highly successful and respected scheme (developed in partnership with Monkseaton High School, Whitley Bay) is now offered in over 300 schools and has proved very popular with students and teachers alike.
Use the link below to find out more | EPOC Conferences EPOC are running conferences for students who are considering becoming doctors or lawyers.
These events give GCSE and A level students the opportunity to:
Gain practical advice on getting into university and the profession of your choice
Find out about the career and its specialist fields
Speak with solicitors, barristers / doctors and university students
Discuss your academic options, alternative and related careers
For more information and to book places please use the link below | Supporting Careers Education and IAG News Supporting choices 14-19
In July, all schools will receive a CD-ROM containing pdf versions of Which way now?, It's your choice and the Parents and Carers Guide. In the meantime, please call DCSF Publications to order your free copies now on: 0845 602 2260 or e-mail connexions@prolog.uk.com
or for more information use the link below
| ArtForum Are you 14-25?
Are you enthusiastic about art?
Do you want to meet, chat and be creative?
Artforum is an opportunity for you to make your own art
Learn something new
See your ideas come to life
Look at art, visit new places and tell us what you want from an art gallery
Be part of a team and make new friends
We usually meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month
4.30-6.30pm at Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1DU
Tel: 01902 552055
Contact Natalie for more information
natalie.jones@wolverhamptonart.org.uk
| Wolverhampton Intergenerational Group Following a successful lottery bid Wolverhampton Intergenerational Group are organising a new project.
We are looking for schools and youth groups who would be interested in taking part. The project will feature storytelling with
young people receiving interview skills training and the opportunity to work with older people to collect and research their work life stories which will then be included in a book of work memories.
A small group of young people will also have the opportunity to undertake media training alongside older people to produce a DVD recording some of the stories and to film the premises which were used for industry and what they are used for now.
If you would like to be involved please contact Rose Powell on 01902 555494 or e mail rose.powell@wolverhampton.gov.uk
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