Eastleigh College is now closed to the vast majority of learners and has now moved to online learning. The College remains open for 16-18 year old learners of key workers, and those learners with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). However for both categories, learners are asked to stay at home where it is safe to do so. Consistent with public health advice, learners and staff are asked to follow public health guidance and the steps outlined via the 'read more' button.
A counselling qualification could lead to a career in a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, and caring organisations such as churches and crises services, as well as the possibility of developing private practice.
Expert qualifications that can be studied flexibly around your working life.
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Higher Education
The course is studied over a period of two years and those who complete the required modules will gain…
Higher Education
The course is studied over a period of two years and those who complete the required modules will gain…
Higher Education
The course is studied over a period of two years and those who complete the required modules will gain…
Higher Education
The course is studied over a period of two years and those who complete the required modules will gain…
Part-Time Faculty
This course is studied over a period of one year and will enable you to improve communication skills…
A great way to indulge in a hobby or passion, further your skills and meet new people.
At Eastleigh College, all tutors have experience working in the industry and are able to offer advice and guidance on what direction to take your career.
The College has a good relationship with local agencies, which means students are able to achieve work placements in industry as part of their course. The higher education courses are validated by Bucks New University.
Local businesses support Eastleigh College’s annual ‘Chippy of the Year’ awards celebrating the hard work and successes of the college’s carpentry and joinery students and apprentices.
Carpentry and joinery students from Eastleigh College have helped to save a local charity £12,000 by putting their skills to good use carrying out out essential maintenance and decorating.