Communication & Writing
English and literary interests can lead to further practice in reading, writing and presenting ideas.
Add-on Courses and Certificate Courses
Explore additional learning interests alongside your undergraduate subject, and confirm current course details with the college.
Build on your degree studies
Additional study can help students explore an interest, practise a skill or connect their main subject with a new area. At ETCES, the department introductions already point towards skills such as reading, research, communication, analysis and business understanding.
Use these interests as a starting point when asking about current add-on or certificate opportunities. A course announcement should identify what is taught, who provides it and what completion involves.
Enquiry & Analysis
History, Sociology and Psychology encourage questions about evidence, people and society.
Business Understanding
Commerce provides a starting point for exploring accounting, business and co-operative interests.
Before joining a short course
- Confirm the exact course title, provider and whether a batch is currently open.
- Ask about teaching hours, timetable and any entry requirements.
- Check fees, assessment and completion conditions before committing.
- Confirm who issues the certificate and what it represents.
Discuss your learning interests
Tell the college which programme you study and the skill or subject you would like to explore.
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