At Carnegie College we offer more than qualifications - we help people to take the first step towards a different lifestyle and a new future.
Carnegie College stands at the forefront of Further Education in Scotland and is highly regarded as a major educational player. Each year over 15,000 students choose to study with us and over our 100 years existence weve helped thousands of people make positive changes to their lives, gaining the skills and knowledge to achieve their personal and career goals.
We are always at the forefront with new courses and services for our customers, but always with an eye to our heritage and the quality this brings. Together with our other business units we consistently demonstrate lead-edge practice in social inclusion, workforce development, e-learning, services to businesses and the local community.
The College offers over 250 programmes, at various levels from Introductory
to National Qualifications to Higher National and Degree level delivered through
a collegiate model of six schools of excellence supporting education and skills
for, employability, wealth creation, and economic development:
- The Andrew Carnegie Business School
- The School of Built Environment
- The School of Health, Childcare and Science
- The School of Engineering and Technology
- The School of Access and Community
- The School of Computing and Creative Arts
Between innovative further and higher education and meeting the changing
demands of industry and business in Fife, elsewhere in Scotland and beyond,
Carnegie College is a dynamic organisation that stands in a pivotal position in
supporting the Scottish Executive strategy for a Smart Successful Scotland:
Because you want to improve your employability!
At Carnegie we have a
range of courses designed to expand your skills and help you help you move up
the career ladder or change direction. Carnegie College is aware that while you
might want to update your skills and knowledge, it is not always feasible to
enrol on a full-time course. We have therefore increased the flexibility of our
course delivery, offering study through one or more of the following routes:
Stand Alone Units
By studying at unit level, you do not need to
enrol on a full named award course but can select individual units to gain the
skills and knowledge that you need. Stand alone units can be accumulated to gain
a full named award at various levels. It's that flexible.
Named Awards
Whether you are looking for promotion, a new job or a
career change our nationally recognised qualifications are designed to get you
where you want to be.
Short Courses
The college offers a variety of short courses, which
are designed to ensure that you keep up to date with the latest skills and
legislative changes required in the workplace.
Learning with Carnegie won't take your life away.
Whatever your
particular reason for opting for part time study, for most people it's
overriding benefits that enable you 'learn and earn' at the same time. It allows
you to fit your studies around other professional and personal commitments and
within reason it gives you the choice of when and where to study. At Carnegie we
are committed to making learning as accessible as possible for all our
customers, and our courses can be available on a part-time basis via the
following options:
Part-time Day Release
Learn on campus for a few hours at set times,
during the day, each week.
Part-time Evening
Learn on campus at set times during the evening
or weekend each week.
Part-time Open Learning
Learn in your own time with some pre-booked
on campus tutor-supported learning or via distance learning.
Part-time On-line/Distance learning
No college attendance required.
You will use the latest Internet technology to access and use course materials,
library resources and communication tools.
Address:
Carnegie College
Halbeath
Dunfermline
KY11 8DY
Tel: 01383 845000
Fax: 01383 845001
Email:
customerservices@carnegie.ac.uk
Web:
www.carnegiecollege.ac.uk
