Open Days

Huddersfield Centres:
Tuesday 24th March 2020 (POSTPONED)
Wednesday 1st July 2020

Dewsbury Centres
Saturday 21st March 2020 (POSTPONED)
Saturday 27th June 2020

Huddersfield, open days, kirklees college

Tuesday 24^th March 2020 (POSTPONED)	5.30 – 7.30pm (last entry 7pm)
Wednesday 1^st July 2020	4.00 – 6.00pm (last entry 5.30pm)

Which Huddersfield Centre?

Main Huddersfield Centre

Access to Higher Education, Higher Education, Art and Design, Business and Enterprise, Childhood Studies, Computing, English and Maths, ESOL, Foundation Learning, Hair and Beauty, Health and Social Care, Hospitality and Catering, Media, Music and Performance, Public and Uniformed Services, Science, Sport and Travel and Tourism.

Engineering Centre – Off St. Andrews Road, Huddersfield

Engineering, Motor Vehicle, Welding, Fabrication

Storage and Logistics, Process Manufacturing

Brunel Centre– Off Leeds Road, Huddersfield

Brickwork, Plastering, Joinery, Electrical, Plumbing

Taylor Hill

Animal Care, Land Based

Kirklees College open day Dewsbury Centres

Saturday 21^st March 2020 (POSTPONED)	10.30 – 12.30pm (last entry 12pm)
Saturday 27th June 2020	10.30 – 12.30pm (last entry 12pm)

Which Dewsbury Centre?

Springfield Sixth Form Centre, Dewsbury

Access to HE, Art and Design, Business and Enterprise, Childhood Studies, Computing and ICT, English and maths, ESOL, Foundation Learning, Health and Social Care, Motor Vehicle, Public Services, Science and Sport.

Dewsbury Centre – Oldroyd Centre

Hair and Beauty (more subject areas will be open soon)

glossop

Tuesday 24^th March 2020 (POSTPONED)

5.30 – 7.30pm (last entry 7pm)

Hargate Hill Equestrian Centre- Glossop

Equine, Animal Care

see the centres

speak to tutors

chat to career advisors

find out about apprenticeships

meet current students

find the right course for you

Open Day top tips

Make sure to check which centre you will need to attend for the course you are interested in studying in.
We recommend you spend a good hour on your open day visit. This will give you enough time to talk to curriculum staff as well as have a look around our facilities.
You might find it helpful to make a list of any questions that you have before coming to an open day. Don’t be embarrassed to bring a pen and paper to write down answers.
If you are a school leaver it is useful to bring a parent/carer with you. They will help you remember things, and may have questions of their own.
Check the entry requirements for the course you are interested in studying.
If you receive additional learning support (ALS) in school then don’t forget to visit the ALS team, they will ensure that we pick up that support in college.