University Prospectus
     For details of our degree programmes.

 

 

     Autumn 2021 Course Brochure
     For information about all of our courses, please check relevant sections above.Interactive brochure to follow.

 

 

To request hard copies, please email us at ahed@psc.ac.uk or check main supermarkets near you in and around Winchester.

Leisure students should note that new Leisure courses are added to the website regularly and so these may not be listed in the brochure. You are therefore advised to check the Leisure sections online for the most current list of courses on offer.

            

Peter Symonds College Adult & Higher Education Division, Stoney Lane, Weeke, Winchester, SO22 6DR - 01962 886166 - ahed@psc.ac.uk.

All classes are now taking place onsite, unless you have been specifically advised by your tutor.
We strongly encourage all students to carry out lateral flow tests at least twice a week, in line with government advice and guidance. Lateral flow tests can be collected from main Reception and from various test sites across the country - see gov.uk for further details. In accordance with current guidance, all students (except those who are medically exempt) should wear a face mask in communal areas and corridors where social distancing cannot be maintained. Our Covid-19 Risk Assessment document can be viewed under `policies & procedures' at the bottom of the page.

If you have any queries, please contact your tutor, Curriculum Head, or main Reception.

Students who study at the Owen's Road site are advised to visit the Sixth Form College Website.

If you wish to contact AHED with a general enquiry, please email Reception on ahed@psc.ac.uk or call 01962 886166. For any enrolment queries please email Registry on ahed.registry@psc.ac.uk or call 01962 889547

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Ease your aches & pains in our:

• Sport Injury & Musculoskeletal Therapy Clinic

At AHED (the Adult & Higher Education Division of Peter Symonds College) you can:

• Study for a university degree whilst you continue to earn, even if you do not have the traditional entry criteria
• Get a job & a degree in insurance
• Train for a new career or profession
• Develop new skills
• Gain the entry criteria to go to university
• Find a new leisure activity
• Enhance your language skills



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