University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College

In the Bath area we are lucky enough to have excellent educational establishments including University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College. We are delighted to give you information on our fantastic employers, University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College. If you currently live in Bath or are planning on living here and want to improve your education or learn for fun then these are the types of courses you could expect to find at University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College.

University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College types of learning

There are an array of types of courses you can undertake at University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College including Full Time Courses, Part Time , Apprenticeships, Flexible Learning, Higher Education (including HNC, HND and Foundation Degrees), A & AS Levels, Foundation Programmes (like GCSE, Key Skills and Courses for 14 to 16 year olds), International (courses for international students), BA (Hons) and BSc (Hons) and Foundation Degrees & Professional Courses. So whatever much time you have spare, there will be a type of learning for you.

University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College Typical Courses

There a vast number of full time courses available at University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College such Business & Administration, Construction, Creative Crafts, Engineering, Floristry, Health, Horticulture, Hospitality & Catering, Motor Vehicle & Motor Cycle, Performing Arts, Sport. Part time courses at University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College include Art classes, Computing, Counselling, Floristry, Hospitality and Photography classes. Degree courses may include Childhood Studies, Drama, Early Childhood Studies, Sports Coaching and Teaching

Typical University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College Facilities

University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College commonly have excellent modern facilities including well-equipped labs and lecture rooms, computer rooms, recording studios, kitchens, public restaurants, hairdressing and beauty therapy salons, nursery nurses training centre, language suites, workshops, study centres, sports facilities and much more!

University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College Jobs

University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College often have a fantastic range of positions and are frequently advertising for new staff. AllBathJobs are pleased to bring you University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College jobs when they become available. University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College jobs include teaching jobs, secretarial jobs and catering staff. For more information please check our Teaching, Training & Education link for all the most up to date University of Bath / Bath Spa University / City of Bath College jobs.

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Careers Advice

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It can seem hard to find a job that fits around your life commitments. We are aware that 9 to 5 from Monday to Friday will not suit everyone. In fact, statistics show that the number of people working more than 45 hours a week is in decline. It is common for people to desire hours which fit around personal factors including childcare. If you’re searching for a part time job in townname what are some common sectors to find flexible employment and how can sitename aid you in finding a part time job in townname? Common Part Time Jobs in Townname Part time jobs in townname are available in all sectors but experience has shown that certain sectors commonly have a larger number of flexible roles than others, particularly when you are looking for a part time job with no experience required. Here are some sectors that we recommend that you might want to look at: Customer Services It is not uncommon for companies to need ..read more