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Higher Education

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Higher Education (HE) courses at North West Regional College include Higher National Certificates (HNC) Higher National Diplomas (HND) or Foundation Degree, NVQ LEVEL 4, and enable quick and qualified progression into a number of career options for learners – university degree study, new employment, or develop the job you currently hold.

The options on offer can either be undertaken on a full-time basis (usually involving more than 16 hours classroom attendance during the week), or on a part-time basis (involving one or two days per week, day release and evening attendance).

The College develops its HE portfolio through consultation with the local economy so that course options, content, and practical experience are directly relevant to the skills and knowledge in jobs that are made available by employers. Course teaching is delivered by committed and experienced academic personnel, with advice and guidance on hand from friendly and dedicated support staff

The College is a Centre of Excellence in Software Engineering, and Construction & the Built Environment, and has received various accolades for its excellence in delivering quality teaching and learning to its students.

So, if you want to be part of this first rate learning experience, with state-of-the-art facilities, located in a vibrant and modern environment, then go ‘higher’ with North West Regional College.

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Course you want to do UK Entry Qualification ROI Entry QualificationHigher NationalDiploma / CertificateNVQ Level 4

• A Levels• NVQ Level 3• National Diploma / Certificate• AVCE or GNVQ advance• AMSPAR Medical Secretary

Diploma• Private Secretaries Diploma

Normally,• 2 Honours Leaving Certificate

passes at Grade C or above• FETAC level 5 Awards in at

least 8 modules

Foundation Degree • A Levels• Higher Diploma / Certificate• Advanced GNVQ / AVCE

Normally,• 4 Honours Leaving Certificate

passes at Grade C or above• FETAC level 5 Awards in at

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Part-Time Higher Education

Part-Time Higher Education courses at North West Regional College are growing in popularity, with many students recognising that the options available enable them to balance their current employment or personal circumstances while developing their career opportunities at the same time.

Most of these options are available on a day release and/or evening basis, and sometimes may involve off-site training or work experience which give students a useful insight into the practical elements of their career area or industry.

The following table explains the options available in more detail:

What is this course? Funding Available?

Higher National Certificate (HNC)

HNCs are Level 4 qualifications designed to equip students with the knowledge, understanding and skills required for success in current or future employment or for progression to an undergraduate degree.

They are used to progress students into the second or final year of an Honours Degree programme at university, include work experience opportunities, and normally take 2 years to complete.

Higher Education Support Funding is available for these courses *

Part-time Higher Education Grant (UK Students)Part-Time Higher Education students can apply for financial help. Your entitlement will depend on your income and that of your spouse/partner.StudentfinanceNI will work out how much support you can get. (You are not entitled to apply for this help ifyou already have a degree.)Contact: Studentfinanceni on Tel: 028 82 411499Website: www.studentfinanceni.co.ukInformation for EU applicants is also available from:Student Finance Services European Team, PO Box 89 DarlingtonDL1 9AZ Tel: 0141 243 3570 Email: [email protected]

Foundation Degree

Validated by local universities, these programmes are developed with national employers and organisations to enhance relevant skills and provide a pathway for lifelong learning. Students may progress to a variety of degree courses, or can use the qualification to drive career development or career change. They normally take over 2 years to complete.

NVQ Level 4 These courses enable you to gain the skills required for a specific career at an advanced level.

Professional Programmes

These courses are often accredited programmes run by professional/chartered organisations, and are undertaken by professionals wishing to develop their CV/job promotions.

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n Part-Time Courses at a GlanceSubject Area Course Title CampusArt & Design • EDEXCEL BTEC Foundation Art & Design Diploma

• UU Certificate HE Fine & Applied Arts• UU Associate Bachelors Degree in Fine & Applied Arts• UU Certificate HE Traditional Crafts

Derry / Londonderry & Limavady

Business & Admin • Foundation Degree (FDSc) in Financial Services • HNC Business • HNC Administration & Information Technology

Derry / Londonderry & Limavady

Care & Health • Foundation Degree in Counselling • HNC Health & Social Care• NVQ Level 4 in Health & Social Care (Adults) • NVQ Leadership & Management Level 4• NVQ Level 4 in Advice & Guidance

Strand Road, Derry / Londonderry & Main Street Limavady

Construction & Science

• Foundation Degree Applied & Medical Science • HNC in Building Studies / HNC in Civil Engineering

All Strand Road, Derry / Londonderry

Early Years • Foundation Degree in Early Childhood Studies• HNC Advanced Practice in Work with Children & Families• NVQ Level 4 Children’s Care, Learning & Development• NVQ Level 4 Playwork

Strand Road, Derry / Londonderry & Main Street Limavady(HNC available at Strabane)

Engineering • HNC Electrical/Electronic Engineering• HNC Mechanical Engineering• HNC Manufacturing Engineering (Limavady Campus)• NVQ Level 4 Waste Management

Derry / Londonderry

Essential Skills • QUB Certificate in Teaching & Management of Adult Numeracy Level 4

Derry / Londonderry & Main Street Limavady

Hospitality & Tourism

• FSc Degree in Hospitality & Tourism Management• FSc Degree in Travel & Tourism Management


IT & Computing • Foundation Degree in Science in Computing – Software Development

• HNC Computing• HNC Software Development• Foundation Degree in Multimedia (Limavady Campus)


Media, Journalism Music, Drama

• HNC Music Production • Video Journalism (Professional Certificate Level 4)• NVQ Level 4 Journalism


Professional Programmes

• CMI Management & Leadership – L5• CMI Strategic Management & Leadership – L7• CMI Diploma in Coaching & Mentoring• CIPD Professional Development Programme• CIPD Certificate in Personnel Practice• ACCA Fundamental & Professional Modules• ILM Level 5 – Diploma in Coaching & Mentoring• ILM Level 4 - Certificate in Leadership & Management


Sport & Leisure • HNC Sport & Leisure Management Derry / Londonderry

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ART & DESIGN

EDEXCEL BTEC Foundation Art & Design DiplomaThe Foundation course in Art and Design is a 2 year part-time version of the one-year full time course. Students will be given a structured programme to stimulate and encourage creative ability, enquiry and experiment. During the course students will experience a broad range of specialist art and design disciplines enabling the creation of a quality portfolio that does justice to the levels achieved, and progression to quality degree and HND programmes. Entry Requirements: Interview and portfolio of art-work. Students must apply for the course and will then be invited for Interview.For further information contact: Angela McClarey, Tel 028 7127 8749, or Email: [email protected]

BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION

Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Financial ServicesModules include Economics, Mathematics and Statistics, Marketing and Financial Services, Introduction to Accounting, Mortgage Advice and Insurance. On successful completion, students may proceed to the final year of an honours degree (full time) in Financial Services within the University of Ulster. For further information contact: Dympna Harley, Tel 028 7127 6193, or Email: [email protected]

HNC Business HNC Business modules include Finance, Marketing, Business Environment, Managing Human Resources, Research Project, and eBusiness. Emphasis is placed on the development of practical skills. Successful students may proceed to third year of the part time Business degree within the University of Ulster.For further information contact: Dympna Harley, Tel 028 7127 6193, or Email: [email protected]

HNC Administration & Information Technology This qualification provides the opportunity to learn and apply the skills and knowledge for demanding supervisory posts. Course Content: Office Administration, IT Applications, Office Technologies, Recording Financial Information, Developing Personal Effectiveness, Communications. Entry based on qualifications or relevant experience.For further information contact: Jennifer Hogg, Tel 028 7127 6117, or Email: [email protected]; or Rose Ann O’Donnell, Tel 028 7127 6110, or Email: [email protected]

Shauna Deehan Level 3 Hairdressing – Limavady Campus

At just 22, Shauna is the proud owner of Inspiration Hair Design in Strathfoyle, and returned to College to gain her Level 3 qualification.

“The part-time course gives me the opportunity to work in the salon and study one day per week, and the support I’ve received from the staff has been exceptional. My customers have really benefited as I’m now able to offer a wider range of modern techniques and styles.”

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CARE & HEALTH

HNC in Health & Social CareThis course will develop your theoretical knowledge, skills and values which are necessary for working in the Health & Social Care sectors. The course also offers an understanding of a range of practice issues which are relevant to health and social care. It can provide a progression route to degree level study e.g. Nursing, Community Youth Work Studies, Social Work and a range of Social Science Degrees. Applicants must have a level 3 qualification (e.g. National Diploma or Access qualification) and must be working in a health / social care field, or be prepared to undertake a minimum of 200 hours voluntary work across the duration of the course. Interviews will be held for admission to this course. Postal enrolments cannot be accepted for this course.For further information contact:Geraldine Lavery, Tel: 028 7127 6529, or Email: [email protected]

Foundation Degree in Counselling This is an integrative course based on a range of theoretical approaches to counselling. There are four modules per year and a total of three modules dedicated to supervised practice. Students must undertake 150 supervised practice hours and a placement is therefore essential. The programme provides a flexible framework to allow students to exit at a range of levels. Applicants will be expected to have a Certificate in Counselling Studies or A Level equivalent, and 3 GCSEs at least grade C or equivalent. Verifiable experience in the helping arena will also be considered. Selection is based on interview to share course information and assess student suitability for the course, and two written references which provide evidence of the applicant’s suitability to work in the helping arena.For further information contact: Patricia McLaughlin, Tel: 028 7127 6000, or Email: [email protected]

NVQ Level 4 in Health & Social Care (Adults) This level 4 qualification is relevant for staff who have management or supervisory responsibility for other staff in a Health & Social Care context. Some units reflect the current demands on managers such as procurement and tendering and risk management.This course is recommended by NISCC. Interview and Induction must take place prior to enrolment. Postal enrolments cannot be accepted for this course.For further information contact:Helena McVeigh, Tel: 028 7127 6544, or Email: [email protected]

Collette McBride Access Diploma in Life & Social Science

Passing the Access course with Commendation was the second celebration in a week for Collette, who became a mum to baby Erin just seven days before our Access Graduation ceremony.

“I’d wanted to return to College to improve my qualifications and was very fortunate that my employer, Seagate, released me to do this course. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who has been out of education for a while – it was a very worthwhile experience and I know it will be of benefit when I return to employment.”

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NVQ Level 4 Leadership & Management This qualification is aimed at Managers who work in Health and Social Care settings. This course is recommended by NISCC. Interview and Induction must take place prior to enrolment. Postal enrolments cannot be accepted for this course.For further information contact:Helena McVeigh, Tel: 028 7127 6544, or Email: [email protected]

CONSTRUCTION & SCIENCE

HNC in Building Studies / HNC in Civil EngineeringThese programmes can be undertaken by students with a National Diploma/Certificate, OR one ‘A’ level and four GCSE passes OR equivalent Rep of Ireland results. The mode of attendance is one day (including evening) per week for two years. There is a wide variety of career paths open to HNC graduates in Construction e.g. with Consultants, Contractors, Government and Public Bodies. HNC graduates wishing to progress to university can gain entry to second or third year of a degree course.For further information contact:Siobhan McGowan, Tel: 028 7127 6014, or Email: [email protected]

Foundation Degree Applied & Medical Science The aim of this course is to provide vocationally relevant science education for those wishing to follow careers in applied and medical sciences, and for those who wish to work within the health and bio-medical sectors. In Year 1 students will study Skills for Applied and Medical Sciences; Introduction to Biology and Disease; Fundamentals of Chemistry; IT and Biostatistics; Physiology; Chemistry; Introduction to Safe Bio-analytical Practice. Year 2 study includes Professional Practice; Lab Skills and Safety; Work Based

Learning; Cell Biology; Biochemistry and Human Nutrition.For further information contact:Siobhan McGowan, Tel: 028 7127 6014, or Email: [email protected]

EARLY YEARS (CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE)

Foundation Degree in Early Childhood StudiesA 3-year level 4 programme ideal for those wishing to enter the profession or enhance their existing early years qualification. Offers qualified practitioner status and direct progression to degree level study. Entry: 4 GCSEs (or equivalent) and level 3 qualification. For further information contact: Sinead Vaughan, Tel: 028 7127 6521, or Email: [email protected]

Kieran Doherty Higher National Certificate in Civil Engineering

While employed by Albert Fry Associates (Structural Civil Engineers), Kieran, from Strabane undertook the HNC course, in which he achieved distinctions in every module.

”I was able to manage my job and my studies, thanks to how well the course was structured and designed, and I’m now preparing to progress to the degree programme in the University of Ulster.”

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NVQ Level 4 Children’s Care, Learning & DevelopmentThis qualification is aimed at centre managers, senior practitioners, and pre-school Advisers. Learners will have management or supervisory responsibility of other staff and may have an overall responsibility of the services provided. Level 4 candidates are assessed in the workplace whilst working directly with children, young people and their families. Postal enrolments not acceptable.For further information contact:Michelle Mimnagh, Tel: 028 7127 6400 or Email: [email protected]

NVQ Level 4 PlayworkThis qualification aims to assess the competence of playwork managers and covers areas such as the reflection and development of good practice and the development of organisational frameworks. Students have the option of producing an e-portfolio for this award. Pre-enrolment Interview and Induction must take place prior to enrolment. Postal enrolments not acceptable. For further information contact:Liz McCorkell, Tel: 02871 276400 or Email: [email protected]

ENGINEERING

HNC in Electrical/Electronic EngineeringThis programme is designed for those requiring higher technician qualifications in Electrical/ Electronics in manufacturing or service industries. The course involves study in Engineering Design, Power Electronics, PLC’s and Business & Management Techniques.For further information contact:Siobhan McGowan, Tel: 028 7127 6014, or Email: [email protected]

HNC Advanced Practice in Work with Children and Families (Education)A 2-year level 4 programme ideal for existing level 3 childcare workers wishing to move to the next level in professionalism. Offers qualified practitioner status. Progression route to further study at Degree level.Level 3 qualification required for entry.For further information contact: Derry / Londonderry: Sinead Vaughan, Tel: 028 7127 6521, or Email: [email protected], Limavady:Carol Thompson, Tel: 028 7127 8717, or Email: [email protected], Strabane: Pamela Canning, Tel: 028 7127 8825, or Email: [email protected]

Claire McCabeLevel 3 Children’s Care Learning & Development – Strabane Campus

After her youngest child started nursery school, Claire enrolled at North West Regional College based on the recommendations of family members.

“I’ve had a fantastic experience. The tutors are more like your friends than teachers – it’s not at all like going back to school, because they are flexible, appreciating that as an adult learner you have other commitments. I’m coming back next year to do the Level 4 course, as it’s an opportunity too good to miss.”

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HNC in Mechanical EngineeringThis programme is designed for those requiring higher technician qualifications in Mechanical/Manufacturing engineering and is a two year part-time day release course. The course involves study in Engineering Design, Mechanical Principles, Project, CAD and Business & Management Techniques.For further information contact:Siobhan McGowan, Tel: 028 7127 6014, or Email: [email protected]

LITERACY & NUMERACY

QUB Certificate in Teaching & Management of Adult Numeracy Level 4This course is FENTO (LLUK) approved and is required by DEL for those wish to teach Essential Skills Numeracy. The course requires a 30 hr teaching practice placement in a Numeracy class under the guidance of a suitably qualified tutor. It also requires candidates to show their own mathematical skills to a Level 4 standard. The area of tutor training is currently being reviewed

and the course may be subject to some changes when the results of the review have been announced. Applicants should have at least a grade C in GCSE English and Maths.

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

FSc Degree in Hospitality & Tourism ManagementThe programme aims to prepare staff employed in the Hospitality, and Tourism Industry and students wishing to enter the Industry for careers in supervisory or junior management positions. Subjects studied across the 2.5 years include Food & Beverage, Licensed Premises, Events, Marketing & Personnel, Organisation Studies to name but a few. All students are interviewed as part of the selection process.For further information contact: Luane Quigley, Tel: 028 7127 6103, or Email: [email protected]

FSc Degree in Travel & Tourism ManagementThe programme aims to prepare staff employed in the Travel and Tourism Industry and students wishing to enter the Industry for careers in supervisory or junior management positions. Subjects studied across the 2.5 years include Travel Geography, Domestic Tourism, Events, Marketing & Personnel, Organisation Studies to name but a few. All students are interviewed as part of the selection process.For further information contact: Luane Quigley, Tel: 028 7127 6103, or Email: [email protected]

Nuala Griffiths Foundation Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management

“My course at the College was rewarding and invaluable. It was great to study modules on Food and Beverage, Events Management and Tourism. I learned you need to believe in yourself to achieve your ambition.”

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employers, giving you the knowledge & skills you will need for your next job.”

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IT & COMPUTING

Foundation Degree in Science in Computing – Software DevelopmentValidated by the University of UlsterThe aim of this programme is to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills required for employment in the Software Industry as well as to facilitate progression to higher level academic awards. Modules of study will include: Introduction to Programming, Software Applications, Personal and Professional Development, Interactive Web Design, Networking and Architecture, Object-Oriented Programming, Systems Analysis and Design, Relational Database Systems, Visual Programming and Data Structures, Project Design, Project.For further information contact: Carmel Doherty, Tel: 028 7127 6422, or Email: [email protected]

HNC in ComputingLearners are attracted to this strong vocational courses which can meet their individual progression needs, whether this is into employment or onto further study on degree or professional programmes. Modules of study include Computer Platforms, Programming Concepts, Database Design Concepts, Information Systems, Website Design, Visual programming and more.For further information contact: Denis Pegg, Tel: 028 7127 6453, or Email: [email protected]

MEDIA/JOURNALISM & MUSIC

HNC Music Production This course is designed for those already employed in the music industry wanting a qualification or to upgrade their qualification without having to forego employment, or for music teachers who want to develop technology or recording in their school curriculum.

In year one Audio Recording, Computer Music Systems, Production Analysis, Contextual Studies and Music Health and Law are studied. The resources are industry standard and students will benefit from the knowledge and experience of lecturers who have worked and are working across a range of areas within the industry.For further information contact: Grainne McCauley, Tel: 028 7127 6550, or Email: [email protected]; or Basil Dalton, Tel: 028 7127 6563 or Email: [email protected]

Video Journalism (Professional Cert Level 4)This EDEXCEL accredited course is for print journalists who want or need to upgrade their skills and abilities to enter the growing field of video journalism.The three modules comprising this one-year course are Producing Video News, Planning for Production and Professional Context. All aspects of the course will be taught in the fully resourced media unit where students will have the opportunity to work in the HD television studio.For further information contact: Suzanne Rodgers, Tel 028 7127 6161, or Email: [email protected]; or Basil Dalton, Tel 028 7127 6563, or Email: [email protected]

NVQ Level 4 Journalism (Writing)This accredited course is for existing journalists or those working in Public Relations who don’t have a professional journalism qualification to gain one. Modules in Law, Public Affairs and Shorthand will be taught but the emphasis will be placed on building a portfolio of evidence to gain the qualification. To allow this to happen

“Study in state-of-the-art facilities, learn from our industry experienced teachers, get help from our friendly

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effectively, classes will happen once a fortnight.For further information contact: Suzanne Rodgers, Tel 028 7127 6161, or Email: [email protected]; or Basil Dalton, Tel 028 7127 6563, or Email: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMES

CMI Management and Leadership – Level 5 (Award, Certificate and Diploma)Candidates complete steps of a full at Level 3 programme leading to a full Diploma in Management and Leadership geared for lower to middle management experience who have experience in personnel, operations, training and development, budgets and performance management. Entry Requirements: By interview – No Postal Applications – Applicants must have 5 years experience. Completion provides access to Chartered Management status for CMI. For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel 028 7127 6092, or Email: [email protected]

CMI Strategic Management and Leadership – Level 7 (Award, Certificate and Diploma)The Level 7 programmes provide a step up for middle managers who can complete Diploma in Management and Leadership. Managers must be familiar with strategic policies and procedures of their organisation. Entry by interview – No Postal Applications – Applicants have 8 years in position. Managers will be expected to participate in their development through the Chartered Management status.For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel 028 7127 6092or Email: [email protected]

CMI Introductory Diploma in Coaching and MentoringThis programme provides the experienced manager with the skills and knowledge transfer for the coaching and mentoring provision within the workplace. The focus is on “performance indicators” related to the objectives of the organisation and meeting the expected performance. Entry by interview – No Postal Applications – Applicants must be familiar with coaching and mentoring strategies.For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel 028 7127 6092, or Email: [email protected]

CIPD Professional Development ProgrammeAims to equip practicing HR/line managers with knowledge and competencies required to add value in organisations and to obtain graduate membership of CIPD. Study fields: Leadership/management, People management/development including specialist personnel options. Entry based on substantial HR/line management experience.

Stephen KeownCMI Executive Diploma in Strategic Management

Stephen enrolled on the Chartered Management Institute Diploma to complement another postgraduate qualification he was undertaking.

“I can say with confidence that I found the Executive Diploma very worthwhile and believe in time it will prove very beneficial in the leadership roles I aspire to. A high level of support was given throughout the programme, while great insight was shown in delivery of the course content.”

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For further information contact: Noelle Devlin, Tel: 028 7127 6187, or Email: [email protected]

CIPD Certificate in Personnel PracticeThis programme is designed to equip trainers and line managers with a range of practical skills necessary for the completion of Human Resources tasks, e.g., selection interviews, disciplinary hearings, performance appraisals, training presentations, competently. Entry Requirements: Currently working in a role with access to HR information/department for assignment purposes.For further information contact: Noelle Devlin, Tel: 028 7127 6187, or Email: [email protected]

ACCA Fundamental and Professional ModulesThis qualification has been designed for accountants working in public practice, financial services, the public sector and the corporate sector. The course, which offers a flexible modular approach and extends over three years, will cover the nine fundamental skills areas and the seven professional papers required. Modules will be offered subject to sufficient demand.For further information contact: John Bradley, Tel: 028 7127 6041, or Email: [email protected]

Institute of Leadership Management - Level 5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring in Management The qualification is designed for those “hands on” middle managers with a wider responsibility for coaching and mentoring new and newly-promoted employees on a regular basis. Entry by interview – No Postal Applications - Candidates should normally have successfully completed the ILM Level 3 Award, Certificate or

Diploma in First Line Management or the ILM Level 5 Award, Certificate or Diploma in Management, or an equivalent qualification.For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel: 028 7127 6092, or Email: [email protected]

Fidelma Heaney Certificate in Foundation Studies (Health & Welfare)

The support and experience Fidelma gained on the College’s Access Certificate gave her the confidence to progress to the BSc Hons Social Work Degree.

“I would highly recommend the College to school-leavers and adult learners alike. I really enjoyed the challenge of returning to study and meeting people with a similar drive to retrain for a new career.

Education is the passport to your chosen career prospects and age should never be a barrier to your learning.”

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Institute of Leadership Management Level 5 Diploma for Professional Management Coaches and MentorsThis qualification is designed for those practising managers which coaching is a significant part of their role within the workplace with the opportunity to develop them for working in development and management. Entry by interview – No Postal Applications - Candidates are expected to have progressed through the ILM Pathways in Leadership and Management or the equivalent qualification. Candidates who have successfully completed the ILM L5 Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring in Management are fully exempt from Units D5.01, D5.02 and D5.03. For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel: 028 7127 6092, or Email: [email protected]

ILM Level 4 Certificate in Leadership and Management SkillsThe Level 4 Certificate programme has been designed to help participants develop a wide range of middle management and leadership skills and provides a progression route for those who have achieved Level 3 qualification. This is a practical, skills based course.For further information contact: Marilyn Lento, Management Development, Tel: 028 7127 6092, or Email: [email protected]

SPORT & LEISURE

HNC Sport & Leisure Management (Health, Fitness & Coaching)This qualification provides a specialist work related programme of study resulting in a nationally recognized qualification. Students gain opportunities for career progression; professional development within the health & fitness and coaching areas and progress to higher education. This course is designed for part-time learners over a two year period. It is a 10 unit programme with particular practical emphasis on the twin areas of exercise prescription, testing and design of fitness programmes and the skills and application of coaching practice.For further information contact: Gerard Faulkner, Tel: 028 7127 6190, or Email: [email protected]

“Many people can claim a concessionary fee , receive support funds or grants to assit with tuition fees, contact us today for

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You can enrol on our Part-Time programmes either by post, in person, by telephone using credit/debit card, or by attending one of our September Advice Sessions. You may download a copy of an Enrolment form from www.nwrc.ac.uk

To enrol in you must be over the compulsory school leaving age – 16 years of age on or before 1 July in year of entry. You should complete an enrolment form and submit it to the College, either in person or by post, along with the correct fee. If you are employed and your employer has agreed to pay the fee, evidence of this must be shown at enrolment. Suitable evidence includes a signed letter from your employer or their signature and company stamp on the back of the enrolment form. Your place will only be secure when the fee has been paid.

International Applicants - For certain College courses, students for whom English is not their first language, may be required to provide evidence of English Language ability – minimum IELTS Score 5 or equivalent. The College can arrange for you to do a FREE ESOL assessment, please contact Student Services.

Postal EnrolmentComplete the enrolment form and send it together with the appropriate fee and benefit evidence if paying concessionary fee and self addressed envelope to:

For Courses at Strand Road, Northside, Glendermott, & Strabane: Enrolments Officer, North West Regional College, Strand Road, Londonderry, BT48 7AL

For Courses at Limavady: Enrolments Officer, North West Regional College, Main Street, Limavady, BT49 0EX

(Paying by cheque: Cheques (signed) /Postal Orders must be made payable to North West Regional College and crossed Account Payee only. Do not enclose cash.)

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Follow these 5 simple steps to apply for your chosen course:

1. Read through the course sections and find the course that you wish to apply for2. Visit our website: www.nwrc.ac.uk and download the form, or call 028 7127 60003. Complete all details on the form fully. You can also apply for a 2nd choice course, which you would

consider if places are limited on your 1st choice programme.4. Return the completed form to the Admissions Office as soon as you can. The address is on the

bottom of the form. Don’t forget to sign it!5. You will receive a letter from the College, acknowledging that we have received your form, and

explaining the next steps in your application.

If you are unsure about which course would suit you best, contact the College’s Careers Advisers, who will help you find out the best option for you.

If your chosen course is offered at more than one of our campuses, please ensure you state on the form which campus you would like to study at.** You are encouraged to attach any relevant information which you feel will support your application.

* For the BSc Honours Degree in Social Work you must apply through UCAS and adhere to their closing dates.

**Courses at North West Regional College are viable once sufficient numbers have enrolled. Where a course is offered at more than one North West Regional College campus, there may only be sufficient enrolments to offer it at one location. In this case students may be offered the opportunity to undertake the programme at an alternative College campus than their first choice.

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Full-Time Higher Education

Full-Time Higher Education courses at North West Regional College are growing in popularity, with many school leavers in particular now choosing to travel to the College from longer distances to avail of the course opportunities on offer. Classroom contact is around 16 hours per week and many courses feature very important work placement opportunities, these full-time options enable most students to progress into the 2nd or final year of a relevant university degree. Others can move directly into positions of employment.

Many employers have commented that the vocational expertise gained by employees who are qualified to HND / HNC and Foundation Degree standard has made their transition into working a lot more effective.

The following table explains the full-time options available in more detail:

What is this course? Entry RequirementsHigher National Diploma (HNC)

HNDs equip students with the knowledge and skills for employment or university degrees. You may progress into second or final year of an Honours Degree programme at university.

UK: 1 A Level pass & 4 GCSEs, or equivalent

ROI: 2 Hons passes & 4 Ordinary passes

Foundation Degree Developed by local universities & employers, these courses provide progression to honours degrees or employment & can be used for career development.

UK: 2 A Level pass & 4 GCSEs, or equivalent

ROI: 4 Hons passes & 4 Ordinary passes

NVQ Level 4 NVQs are vocational qualifications which enable you to gain the practical skills required for a specific career.

UK: 1 A Level pass & 4 GCSEs, or previous NVQ level or equivalentROI: 2 Hons passes & 4 Ordinary passes

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Full-Time Courses at a GlanceThese courses are offered at our Strand Road CampusCourses marked with * are also available at our Main Street Limavady Campus

Subject Area Course TitleArt & Design HND: 3D Design*; Design (Textiles); Fine Art

Business & Admin HND: Business Studies (with Specialism)Financial ServicesHigher Diploma: Administration/Secretarial Procedures*

Care & Health HND: Health & Social Care

Construction & Science HND:Building Studies (Architectural Technology)Building Studies (Building Engineering & Management)Civil Engineering Foundation Degree:Architectural TechnologyConstruction Engineering

Early Years HND: Early Childhood Studies*Foundation Degree: Early Childhood Studies

Engineering HND:Engineering (Electrical & Design)Engineering (Mechanical Manufacturing & Design)

Hospitality & Tourism Foundation Degree:Hospitality & Tourism Management Travel and Tourism Management

IT & Computing HND: Computing *; Interactive Computer Entertainment Foundation Degree: Computing – Software; Development

Media, Journalism Music, Drama

HND:Interactive Media Media (Journalism)Media (Moving Image)Music ProductionPerforming ArtsFoundation Degree: Multimedia *NVQ Level 4 Newspapers Journalism

Sport & Leisure HND: Sport Management

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ART & DESIGN

Higher National Diploma in 3D DesignYou will learn the processes and practices common to 3Dimensional Designers and have an opportunity to develop skills in one of the routes offered by this wide-ranging course of study, enabling you to design for different lifestyles.In Year 1, you will explore design principles and methodology, develop abilities in the manipulation of spatial and design forms, and understand materials and technologies. Year 2 modules develop abilities in one of the specialist routes with a final major project to demonstrate your authority as a designer.

Higher National Diploma in Design (Textiles)This is an intensive 2 year course aimed at providing you with the skills and abilities to enter employment in the Textiles/Fashion industry as well as covering the knowledge required to establish small business enterprises. During the course you will cover the following areas; Drawing Techniques & Approaches; Printed Textiles; Embroidery; Weaving; Industrial Placement; CAD; Presentation Techniques; Business & Professional Practice; Historical & Contemporary Studies.

Higher National Diploma in Fine ArtThe course offers the opportunity to experience aspects upon completion of this course, you can progress into of 2D and 3D Fine Art practice. You will have the chance to develop personal visual language through experimentation with processes, materials and ideas. Over the two years, you undertake study in the following: Drawing processes; Painting Sculpture; Lens media; Installation; Performance; Cross disciplinary procedures; History & contextual studies.

BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION

Higher National Diploma in Business Studies (with Specialism)This course has been developed to focus on providing education and training for a range of careers in business such as personnel, marketing, finance, law and management. There is a strong emphasis on practical skills - Advertising & Promotion development alongside the development of requisite- Internet Marketing knowledge and understanding of business.In Year 1 you will cover: Marketing; Managing Financial Resources; Organisations & Behaviour (core); Human Resource Management; Managing Professional Development; Internet & e-Business. Year 2 study includes: Business Environment; Business Strategy; Management Accounting; Advertising & Promotion; Internet Marketing.

Higher National Diploma in Financial ServicesThis qualification will prepare students for a career in the financial services industry (banks, building societies, insurance companies, pension funds, finance houses, mortgage brokers, credit unions, stock exchanges). It aims to develop a range of vocational skills and knowledge specific to the financial services industry, its participants and products.Units of study include: Personal Financial Services; Customer Care; IT Applications Software; Communication; Managing People & Organisations; Investment; Principles of Insurance; Income Tax; Pension Provision; Financial Services Regulatory Framework.

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Higher Diploma in Administrative/Secretarial ProceduresThis course will prepare you for a range of supervisory and specialist tasks involving responsibility and accountability in the administration environment. You will be able to develop your capabilities to undertake administrative tasks within a practical work setting. You will study in the following areas: Planning and Administration; Personnel; Finance/Budgetary Control; Data Acquisition and Interpretation; Information Processing; Word Processing.

CARE & HEALTH

Higher National Diploma in Health & Social CareThis course promotes an understanding of the value base required for professional practice and in doing so will prepare you for the demands and responsibilities of qualified practice. The advanced level of study will build upon your previous qualifications and experience to provide a basis for progression to further professional training, study or employment. In Year 1 you will study: Communicating in Health and Social Care Organisations; Principles of Practice; Health and Safety; Social Policy; Psychology for Health and Social Care. The second year study includes: Understanding Abuse; Assistive Technologies; Developing Counselling Skills; Public Health.

CONSTRUCTION & SCIENCE

Higher National Diploma in Architectural Technology & Higher National Diploma in Building Engineering & ManagementThese two courses are designed to prepare you for a range of technical and management careers in the Construction and Built Environment Sector. They offer enhanced entry to degree

courses in Architecture, Building Engineering and Management, Building Surveying, Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying. They include study in the following areas:Design Principles & Applications, Analytical Methods, Building Services, Science & Materials, Law & Contract Procedures, Site Surveying Procedures, Refurbishment & Adaptation, Tendering & Estimating.Successful students can also continue to develop their career by undertaking professional exams to become a Chartered Engineer, Architect, Builder and Quantity Surveyor.

Higher National Diploma in Civil Engineering with ManagementThis course is designed to prepare you for a range of technical and management careers in the Construction and Built Environment Sector. It offers enhanced entry to degree courses in Architecture, Building Engineering and Management, Building Surveying, Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying. You will study in the following areas: • Surveying • Structural Analysis & Design • Structural Detailing• Soil Mechanics • Measurement & Specification • Contractual Administration • Hydraulics • Concrete Technology • Highway Design & Construction • Application of Computers & IT in Engineering• The Environment & Sustainability

Foundation Degree in Construction Engineering & Foundation Degree in Architectural TechnologyThese programmes will provide you with the knowledge and skills required by construction managers and designers working within the

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construction industry. You will study in the following areas:Year 1 modules are: • Construction Technology 1 • Numerical & Analytical Methods • Construction Materials & Science & Building Services • CAD & SurveyingYear 2: (Options vary in Year 2 depending upon Degree): • Construction Technology 2 • Measurement & Costing • Law & Construction Contract • Maintenance & Adaptation & Construction Surveying • Architectural Graphics • Design Principles & Procedures

Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical, Manufacturing & Design)On this programme you will be prepared for a range of technical and management careers in mechanical, manufacturing and design engineering. It will provide specialised studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions in which you may intend to seek employment.You will study in the following areas: Year 1: • Engineering Science • Mathematics • Business Management Techniques • Fluid Mechanics • Graphical Communication & Design

• Materials Engineering; Year 2: • Mechanical Principles • Engineering Design • Heat Transfer & Combustion• Manufacturing Processes • Engineering Applications • Advanced CAD Techniques • Programmable Logic Controllers

Higher National Diploma in Electrical / Electronic EngineeringThis course can prepare you for a range of technical and management careers in electrical/electronic engineering. It will provide specialised studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions in which you may intend to seek employment.You will study in the following areas: Year 1: • Engineering Science • Mathematics for Engineers • Electrical / Electronic Principles; Year 2: • Project, • Business Management Techniques, • Engineering DesignEARLY YEARS

Higher National Diploma in Early Childhood StudiesA 2 year programme which covers the social, emotional and intellectual development of the young child from 0-8 years. It develops the knowledge, skills and understanding required for employment in childcare and associated professions. It will also prepare you for the demands and responsibilities of professional practice and provide a basis for progression to further professional training and study. A level 3 qualification or equivalent required.

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Foundation Degree in Early Childhood StudiesThe Foundation Degree will provide you with the opportunity to develop a thorough knowledge and understanding of early years and related issues, enabling you to become a confident and competent, well qualified Early Years Practitioner. The programme focuses on the key concepts and practical skills required to work with this age group in the primary school or other early years setting. Twelve modules will be covered including: Shared perspectives on the young child; Skills and strategies for managing behaviour; Child protection; Special educational needs; Promoting inclusion in the early years environment; Language and communication; Professional practice; Learning through play; Anti-Discriminatory practice.

ENGINEERING

Higher National Diploma Engineering (Electrical & Design)This course can prepare you for a range of technical and management careers in electrical/electronic engineering. It will provide specialised studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions in which you may intend to seek employment. In year 1 you will study: Engineering Science; Mathematics for Engineers; Electrical / Electronic Principles; Plus 5 from: Electronics Digital &

Leisha HarknessHND Early Childhood Studies

I know other people who have studied here and really enjoyed it. I have studied a wide variety of modules which include aspects of the curriculum, safety and legislation. I really enjoyed going on placement as I got to carry-out tasks and interact with young children – putting the theory into practice.I have been very impressed with the learning resources at this College, and of the range of learning areas we have covered. Students would be very wise to choose this College to develop their future careers.

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Analogue Devices & Circuits; Combinational & Sequential Logic; Programming Concepts; Microprocessor Systems; PC Systems. Year 2: Project; Business Management Techniques; Engineering Design; Plus 5 from: Electronic Computer-Aided Design; Operational Amplifiers; Networking; Electronics; Programmable Logic Controllers; Measurement & Testing; Further Analytical Methods for Engineers.

Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical Manufacturing & Design)On this programme you will be prepared for a range of technical and management careers in mechanical, manufacturing and design engineering. It will provide specialised studies which are directly relevant to individual vocations and professions you may intend to seek employment. In Year 1 you will study: Mathematics; Business Management Techniques; Fluid Mechanics; Graphical Communication & Design; Materials Engineering; Computer Aided Manufacture; Engineering ApplicationsYear 2 study includes: Mechanical Principles; Engineering Design; Heat Transfer & Combustion; Manufacturing Processes; Advanced CAD Techniques; Programmable Logic Controllers.

HOSPITALITY & CATERING

Foundation Degree in Hospitality & Tourism Management This programme has been designed to prepare staff employed in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry and students wishing to enter the Industry for careers in supervisory or junior management positions. It also offers you entry into the final year of the Honours Degree programme after a bridging programme. Your compulsory modules include: The Hospitality & Tourism Industry; Introduction to Accounting

& Finance; Study Skills & IT; Introduction to Personnel & Marketing; Organisation Studies; Food & Beverage Operations; Licensed Premises Operations.Optional Modules will include: Events Management; Language; Cultural Heritage Tourism; Tourism Studies

Foundation Degree in Travel and Tourism ManagementThis course has been designed to prepare staff employed in the Travel and Tourism Industry, and students wishing to enter the Industry for careers in Events Management supervisory or junior management positions. The programme also offers entry into the final year of the Cultural Heritage Tourism Studies Honours degree programme after a bridging programme. Compulsory Modules include: The Hospitality & Tourism Industry; Introduction to Accounts & Finance; Study Skills & IT; Work Based Learning (Triple Unit); Introduction to Personnel & Marketing; Organisation Studies.Optional Modules are: Travel Geography; Language; Domestic Tourism Operations.

IT & COMPUTING

Higher National Diploma in Computing General, ICT Systems Support, Software DevelopmentThese courses are designed to prepare you for careers in the industry or for further study at a higher level. The programmes are designed on a modular basis with a common core of units in the first year of each programme. This will allow you a degree of flexibility in terms of your final choice of specialism.

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During the first year of study, modules are common across all three courses: Computer Platforms; System Analysis; Programming Concepts; Database Design Concepts; Networking Concepts; Personal Skills Development; Data Analysis & Design; Project Management

Higher National Diploma Interactive Computer Entertainment This practical qualification will enable you to gain the required skills and underpinning knowledge to seek employment in the computer games industry. Building on your previous qualifications and experience you will undertake projects and assignments that directly relate to the emerging industry of computer entertainment. You will study in the following areas: Advanced 3D Game Project; Introduction to Programming for Games; Mathematics for Games Programming; 2D Graphics & Engine Tools; Computer Game Fundamentals; 3D Game Programming; 3D Computer Graphics for Games; 3D Engine Development

Foundation Degree Computing – Software DevelopmentThis course is designed to prepare you for careers in the industry or for further study at a higher level. The programmes are designed on a modular basis with a common core of units in the first year of each programme. This will allow you a degree of flexibility in terms of your final choice of specialism. Year 1 modules include: Introduction to Programming; Personal & Professional Development; Software Applications; Object-oriented Programming; Interactive Web Design. In year your study will include: Project Design; Project Implementation; Networking & Architecture; Visual Programming & Data Structures.

Lee CarlinFoundation Science Degree in Hospitality

& Tourism Management

I’ve always had a keen interest in planning and organising so when I went to student services they were very prompt in putting me in the right direction of the course which would be perfect for me. I find the lecturers very helpful, the professionalism of their teaching and the quality of their tutorial on offer for students gives me confidence as know I can progress onto the BA honours Degree in Events Management after completing this course. I’m really looking forward to my workplace module in June for the duration for 6 months. I have no doubt that my placements in various events co-ordination sectors will provide me with the vital experience needed. I would greatly recommend this course and college to anyone interested in a career in hospitality and tourism as the facilities and help will help you progress.

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MEDIA, MULTIMEDIA, MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS

Higher National Diploma in Interactive Media This new and exciting course in the expanding area of Multimedia is being offered to address the rapidly increasing demand from industry and students for multi-media. This demand requires a balance of skills originating in both traditional computing and artistic studies. You will obtain skills such as website creation, movie and sound editing, 3D modelling, plus interactive media and authoring. You will complete study in the following: Computer Applications in Art & Design; Computing Fundamentals; Interactive Media Design & Authoring; Interactive Media Web Authoring; Historical & Contextual Referencing; Interactive Media Professional Practice; Cultural Interpretation. Students will also undertake study in some specialist units which include: 3D Computer Modelling & Animation; Computer Interface Design Principles; Sound Production & Editing using Interactive Media; Computer Systems Requirements Analysis; Website Creation & Management.

Higher National Diploma in Media (Journalism)This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge, understanding and skills required for success in future employment, or for progression to an undergraduate degree or NVQ Level 4 Journalism course. Teaching, covering many aspects of the TV, Radio, Photographic and Print Journalism Industries, will take place in the purpose-designed media suite in our Northland Building. You will study: Contextual Studies; Media Industries; Media Project; Production Management; Research

Techniques; Practical Skills (Journalism); Career Development (Journalism); Journalism Studies; Radio Journalism; Features for Print.

Higher National Diploma in Media (Moving Image)This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge, understanding and skills required for success in future employment, or for progression to an undergraduate degree. Teaching, covering many of the TV, Video and Film industry, will take place in the new purpose-designed media suite in our Northland Building.You will study: Media industries; Moving Image professional practice; Research techniques; Production Management; Contextual Studies; Camera & lighting; Sound for moving image; Editing; Career Development aspects; Film & TV Drama Production; Film & TV Documentary; TV Studio Production; News & Current Affairs; Film Studies; Work Placement.Higher National Diploma in Music ProductionFocused on many different aspects of music technology, this course is designed for those who wish to become involved in live sound, recording, music business, electronics, acoustics and sound for moving image. Equipped with industry-standard resources, students have the opportunity to learn and develop their technical skills. Students will benefit from the knowledge

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and experience of tutors who have worked and studied across a range of areas within the music industry. You will study: Music Health & Law; Audio Electronics; Audio Recording; Principles of Musical Sound; Computer Music Systems; Contextual Studies; Composing for Film & Television; Audio Post Production; Live Sound; Music Business; Professional Practice; Sound Creation & Manipulation; New Media technology; Critical Music Listening.

Higher National Diploma in Performing ArtsThis course will provide you with a pathway through to employment in the areas of community performing arts, broadcasting and drama therapy as well as professional theatre. Building on your previous qualifications and experience, the advanced nature of the course of the course will allow you to enhance your skills further, in preparation for further studies at university level.You will study: Historical Studies; Contemporary Studies; Small Business Management on degree courses; Professional Practice; Research; Process and Production; Project Realisation; Acting Methods and Styles; Acting methods – Innovations; Singing; Devising Performance; Directing; Contemporary Dance Techniques; Lighting Design; Set Realisation; Stage management

Foundation Degree in MultimediaThis new and exciting course aims to develop people that can design and create multimedia applications. In Year 1 you will study: Film Studies; Programming; Multimedia Development Tools; Interface Design Principles; Professional Issues; Imaging; Computing Sound Production; Year 2 study includes: Systems Development and database Management Systems; Multimedia

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Rachel is currently Tour Assistant with the Kaiser Chiefs

I wanted to go down the route of a ‘hands on’ music course, and North West Regional College was offering exactly what I was looking for. I was impressed with the range of facilities available, including an industry standard recording studio! We also had great tutors with endless knowledge and experience in their field.

I really enjoyed spending time in the recording studio; working closely with extremely talented musicians in my class, and the opportunity to experiment with different sounds and genres. I gained the skills and confidence to run my own projects such as showcase gigs, as well as undertaking music industry placements.

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SPORT & LEISURE

Higher National Diploma in Sport ManagementThis course has an excellent reputation and attracts students from various academic and sporting backgrounds, including national and international representatives. It enables students to gain year two entry on to a related degree course or entry to a one year top up degree. Alternatively students are equipped to gain employment at management level in the sport and leisure industry. You will be studying a selection of the following units: Exercise Testing & Prescription; Lifestyle & Wellbeing; Designing Health & Fitness Programmes; The Sport & Leisure Industry; Coaching Science; Sports Development; Outdoor Activities; Industry Experience; Marketing; Health Promotion; IT Systems in Sport; Exercise and Fitness; Principles of Coaching; Managing Resources

Authoring; Multimedia Fundamentals; Multimedia Production; Work Based Learning.Upon completion of this course, you can progress into the second year of the BSc (Hons) Multimedia, Computing and Design course at the University of Ulster, similar degrees at other universities, or begin to explore employment opportunities in this field.

NVQ Level 4 Newspaper JournalismThis course will provide you with a National Vocational Qualification at Level 4 and is aimed at making you proficient in the core skills of Journalism. You will study: Writing; Editing; Proofreading; Law; Ethics; Public Affairs; Shorthand (100 w.p.m.)All students will undertake work experience 1 day per week from November, and opportunities will be given to develop professional contacts.

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Studying previous courses here really helped to boost my confidence to go further. I’m having a great time on the HND. The practical experience you receive is invaluable, and can help you progress on to university or directly into employment.

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