Our range of Access courses are suitable for those who may have previous experience in the Health & Social Care industry, or for those who are interested in a career change and wish to gain knowledge and qualifications in the field.
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Can't find the course you're looking for? We'e always looking to expand our Part Time offer, so let us know which courses you'd like to study at Lancaster & Morecambe College and we'll get back to you with specific updates.
All you need to start the Supported Internship course is enthusiasm, motivation, energy and determination. As the course progresses, you will develop your employability, personal and social skills, which will enable you to increase your independence and develop your confidence and self-esteem. All of these new skills will ensure that you are better prepared to enter the workplace as a skilled and effective employee.
My favourite part of working at Lancaster & Morecambe college is watching students progress and supporting them with their learning. I also love knowing they are learning within a hairdressing environment and being able to see them develop their skills and knowledge in hairdressing.
Working with my learners and seeing their knowledge and confidence build throughout their learning is great to see. I really enjoy it when they can relate what we have learnt to their own working roles, and develop this even further to see how everything intertwines within the industry.
My favourite part of my job is helping people achieve their GCSE English, a key qualification which will open doors for them in the future.
We have a very knowledgeable and dedicated team from different areas of the animal industry. We offer a range of courses in Animal Studies at different levels to cater for a wide range of students. Practically, you will work with a range of animals on site, spend time in our laboratories and hone your skills further during independent work-related experience. Working with animals can be a fun and rewarding career but it does involve hard graft and dedication!
No two days are the same when working in the Animal unit. I love looking after all the animals, and there is such a community feel around the College, like we are one family.











