Coventry Telegraph

Not sure about a course? Come and Try it!

- By DAVID WHINYATES Special Correspond­ent

STUDENTS coming to the end of their school years will experience a practical approach to choosing the right college course for them this March, as more than 30 subject areas will be offering “Try it” activities at Solihull College & University Centre’s upcoming open events.

Subject areas involved include animal management, aerospace engineerin­g, early years, motor vehicle, sport, travel and many more. Students will also have the opportunit­y to explore the new stateof-the-art science facilities, virtual reality lab and aircraft hangar, plus find out about the college’s apprentice­ship programmes.

John Callaghan, college principal, said: “Our offer is a real alternativ­e to academic routes. Our provision is designed to give you the opportunit­y to get into employment or to progress to higher education and study at our University Centre or an alternativ­e university of your choice.”

In addition, the college will be holding an open event for its profession­al and university-level courses, many of which are delivered in partnershi­p with leading universiti­es. The university courses are aimed at students progressin­g from college or sixth form, as well as adults who would like to get back into education as a means of career change or progressio­n.

New degrees on offer include history & English literature, games design & virtual reality and creative film production.

The college’s School Leaver & University Level Open Events will be taking place at Blossomfie­ld Campus on Tuesday, March 6, and Woodlands Campus on Wednesday, March 7, both between 5.30pm and 8pm.

Visitors are advised to check the college website for more details as some subjects are specific to either campus. For more informatio­n and to pre-register, visit www.solihull.ac.uk

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A variety of ‘Try it’ activities are available at the college’s open events
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