Your Community experience could lead to a University of Ulster Degree.

E-Portfolio
Do you have experience in working with disadvantaged and/or marginalised communities?
Would you like to complete a part-time professionally endorsed degree in Community Development?
Your Community experience could lead to a University of Ulster Degree.

Short Course: E-Portfolio
Venue: University of Ulster, Jordanstown
Dates: 12th - 16th May 2014, 10am – 4pm
Cost: £172 *

This intensive one week course provides an opportunity for people in the community/voluntary or statutory sector to convert learning from experience into university credits with the prospect of entry into the second year of the part-time community development degree programme in September 2014.
The E-Portfolio short course aims to give participants the necessary skills and understanding to put together a portfolio, for consideration for accreditation of their prior learning in community development practice.  

This programme will start you on a journey towards gaining the necessary entry requirements to gain entry to Year 2 of the BSc Hons Community Development in Sept 2014.

Content:

- This course will enable you to:

- Identify areas of learning, which you have gained, through other study, work or life experience.

- Map your learning against Year 1 of the BSc Hons Community    Development

- Gain an understanding of accreditation of prior learning and portfolio-building

- Relate practical and/or work-based learning to theories and models

- Engage in self-reflection


* You may be eligible for help towards the cost of your course. If you are aged 16+ and have a household income less than £19200, you may be eligible for funding to cover the cost of this module


For registration, email Lorraine Lavery-Bowen
[email protected]
Telephone 02890366695