Teaching
Inspire the next generation and make a lasting impact through a career in education. Whether you are an industry professional looking to share your expertise or aspiring to teach in further education, adult learning, work-based learning, or training environments, our Teaching courses can help you achieve your goals.
Delivered part-time at Afan and Newtown Colleges, our courses are designed to fit alongside professional and personal commitments. Taught by experienced educational practitioners, you will develop the knowledge, practical teaching skills, and confidence needed to create engaging learning experiences and support learners to achieve their potential.
Our qualifications provide a pathway into careers as Further Education Lecturers, Work-Based Learning Assessors, Trainers, Adult Education Tutors, Learning and Development Specialists, and Educational Practitioners across a wide range of sectors.
Humanities (English and Creative Writing)
Turn your passion for literature, storytelling, and communication into a career. Our English and Creative Writing courses develop advanced skills in writing, critical thinking, analysis, research, and communication, all of which are highly valued by employers across a range of industries.
You will explore literary texts, develop your creative voice, and refine your writing skills while learning how to communicate ideas effectively to different audiences. The course encourages creativity, intellectual curiosity, and professional development, helping you build a portfolio of work and prepare for a variety of career pathways.
Graduates can pursue careers in publishing, journalism, marketing, communications, public relations, content creation, copywriting, education, media, and the wider creative industries. The course also provides an excellent foundation for postgraduate study and professional training.
Science (Psychology and Criminology)
Explore the science behind human behaviour and gain insight into the causes and consequences of crime. Our Psychology and Criminology course is designed for students who are interested in understanding individuals, communities, and the social issues that shape society.
You will examine psychological theories, criminal behaviour, social influences, and the impact of crime on individuals and communities, while developing strong analytical, research, and problem-solving skills. These transferable skills are valued by employers across public, private, and third-sector organisations.
From the start of your studies, the focus is on developing the knowledge and professional skills needed for future career success. Graduates can progress into careers in criminal justice, policing, probation services, youth justice, victim support, community safety, safeguarding, mental health services, research, and public sector roles. The course also provides a strong foundation for further study in psychology, criminology, social sciences, and related professions.
Whether you aspire to support vulnerable individuals, contribute to crime prevention, influence public policy, or better understand human behaviour, our courses will provide the skills, knowledge, and confidence to help you achieve your ambitions.
