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SPONSORED: It’s not too late to apply for courses starting in February!

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For many people the start of a new year can often mean a fresh start and taking that first step towards the positive change you have been thinking about.

If you’ve not taken that first step yet – it’s not too late – Fife College has a wide range of courses beginning in February, so you can apply and start your course right now.

From engineering and computer games to care and professional cookery courses – there is something for everyone.

The February courses are perfect for school leavers, career changers or those looking to make a fresh start and gain some qualifications. You can choose from full-time or part-time, so you can fit your studies around your other commitments.

Some courses are short, just 18 weeks, which makes them the ideal stepping stone on to a full-time course starting in September.

Many of the courses on offer are perfect for those who are just starting out in a new career or returning to education after a few years away.

Fife College is a vibrant, fun and creative place to study – the perfect place to continue along your path to a new and exciting career!

Current student Daniel Seivwright – who is studying Fitness, Health and Exercise – said: “When I first came to the college, it was to study one of the short courses running in January.

“Once I was on that course, I knew that sport and fitness was for me. After completing it, the lecturers helped me to progress straight on to a course starting the following August.

“I’ve always been interested in sport. Growing up I enjoyed PE at school and played sports here and there. The course in January came along at the right time and I’ve been able to use it in my own life as well.”

Courses available in February include:

  • Certificate: Access to Business, Hospitality and Tourism (part-time)
    Available at Kirkcaldy and Levenmouth Campuses
  • Certificate: Computing with Digital Media (full-time course, Feb – June 2019)
    Available at Kirkcaldy Campus
  • Intermediate Certificate: Creative Industries: Access to Computer Games, Web Development and Animation (full-time)
    Available at Glenrothes and Dunfermline Campuses
  • Intermediate Certificate: Engineering Pre-Apprenticeship (full-time course)
    Available at Rosyth and Stenton Campuses
  • HNC: Care and Administrative Practice SCQF Level 7 (part-time)
    Available at Kirkcaldy Campus
  • SVQ: Professional Cookery (full-time course, Feb – June 2019)
    Available at Dunfermline and Levenmouth Campuses

Courses are also available in Men in Childcare, Social Services, Payroll, Step In, Preparation for the Armed Forces, Nursing and Care Work, Barbering, and Intimate Waxing.

Whether you are thinking about further study at college, securing a university place longer term or heading into employment, Fife College provides the support, facilities and expertise to make sure that you’re ready to take your next step.

Developing the right skills for your future career is essential. The college works closely with industries and employers to make sure that their courses continue to deliver the theoretical knowledge and practical, vocational skills to prepare you better for employment.

College can also provide the perfect bridge to university. It means you can enter at a level that you’re comfortable with and take one step at a time along clear progression paths.

You can find a full list of courses starting in February on the Fife College website.