Science (Applied & Forensic)
11 May 2012
Student Crime Scene Investigators Tackle 'Hit and Run'
Nearly 30 Weston College forensic science students were put to the test by Traffic Collision Investigators in a simulated hit and run fatal accident on Weston Airfield.
Francesca - Forensic Science: BTEC Extended Diploma
Francesca
Previous School:
Priory
Course:
Forensic Science: BTEC Extended Diploma
Level:
3
“My course is hard work and very challenging at times, but it is also a lot of fun, very interesting and rewarding.
Applied Science (Forensics), BTEC Extended Diploma
2 years
Venue
Knightstone Campus
Enjoy science and prefer coursework to exams? Would like to go on to work or study in areas like environmental health, forensics, biomedical science or law? Then this course is for you.
Entry Requirements
What do I need?
Find out what you need to get on to a Level 3 BTEC Extended
Diploma by clicking here.
Progression
What could this lead to?
- A career as a Crime Scene Investigator
- A career in the Police Force
- A career as a scientist.
What course can I do next?
- Foundation Degree in Environmental Health at Weston College run in partnership with the University of West of England
- Other degree at university such as Forensic Science, Biomedical Science, Environmental Science, Law, Archaeological Science, Biology or Chemistry.
Additional Info
How to apply
Apply online
Click here to apply directly online.
Download the Application Form
You can alternatively download the Application Form here, print it out, complete it and post it back to us.
You then will be sent a letter inviting you in for a friendly interview at the College for your chosen course/subject.
UCAS Codes
There are no UCAS codes available for this course.
14 Jul 2011
Dragon's Den Competition
Weston College forensic science student Lucy Brewer won an award for the way she represented her team’s ‘invention’ of a gadget capable of transforming the way people view sub-tit
16 Jun 2011
Crime Scene Investigator Students
More than 30 forensic science students from Weston College were put to the test by Crime Scene Investigators and police officers at Avon and Somerset Police Headquarters.
Linda - Archaeology
Linda
Course:
Archaeology
Level:
5
Linda enjoys the relaxed and friendly atmosphere at the College.
Lawrence Thomas - FdSc Environmental Science
Lawrence
Course:
FdSc Environmental Science
Level:
5
This work-related Foundation Degree enabled Lawrence to gain a comprehensive knowledge of environmental policy and relevant legislation to progress his ambition to work in this area.
Laboratory & Associated Technical
Level 3 Activities Apprenticeship
About the Course
What will I cover?
To achieve this Apprenticeship you will need to complete a number of qualifications including
Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
We recommend you have a minimum of four GCSEs at grades A-C, however all applications will be considered. You must also demonstrate an interest in science, engineering or laboratory work and a willingness to learn.
Having a relevant job (for a minimum of 16 hours per week), or in some cases, a work placement, is an essential part of an Apprenticeship.
You will need to put in time and effort to find an employer to offer you an Apprenticeship. The Apprenticeship team at the College will support you with your job search activities please get in touch if you need some help.
Additional Information - An interview is often required unless you are already in a relevant job.
Additional Info
How to apply
Apply online
Click here to apply directly online.
Download the Application Form
You can alternatively download the Application Form here, print it out, complete it and post it back to us.
You then will be sent a letter inviting you in for a friendly interview at the College for your chosen course/subject.
UCAS Codes
There are no UCAS codes available for this course.Apprenticeship in Laboratory Technician
Apprenticeship
Venue
Workplace
About the Course
What will I do during this Apprenticeship?
As an apprentice you will spend the majority of your week working for
Entry Requirements
Level 2 - What do you need?
4 GCSEs at grade C-E range or completion of a Level 1 course. If you are planning to study an Apprenticeship, these entry requirements are only recommendations, you may well be able to undertake an Apprenticeship with fewer qualifications.
For the Level 2 Higher
Diploma you will need 4 GCSEs, including English and Maths at grade D or above, and preferably a minimum grade C in 2 other
subjects. Alternatively you will need an appropriate Level 1 qualification such as a NVQ 1 or BTEC Introductory Certificate or Diploma.
Progression
You may have the opportunity to:
- Progress to an Advanced Apprenticeship in laboratory technician.
- Continue your exciting and rewarding career as a laboratory technician.
Achieving this Apprenticeship will give you the equivalent of 5 GCSEs grades A*-C.
* You may be exempt if you have recently achieved a good grade in English Language and Maths at GCSE.
Additional Info
How to apply
Apply online
Click here to apply directly online.
Download the Application Form
You can alternatively download the Application Form here, print it out, complete it and post it back to us.
You then will be sent a letter inviting you in for a friendly interview at the College for your chosen course/subject.
UCAS Codes
There are no UCAS codes available for this course.
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