The Tutorial Programme

The tutorial Programme

The tutorial programme

The

Programme

As well as studying on their course pathway, all students engage with our tutorial curriculum.

Students explore the tutorial topics as a whole year group in collaborative sessions, as well as in small group seminars with their tutor. Sessions are delivered by a range of internal and external speakers including college senior leader, the wellbeing team, visiting artist and experts.

The curriculum covers a range of topics that are relevant to young people who are emerging into young adults during their studies at CAPA College:

  • British values
  • Exploring political ideology and learning how to vote
  • Sexual Health
  • Healthy relationships
  • E-safety and cyber security
  • Paying tax and being self-employed
  • Climate change and sustainability
  • Culture, diversity and identity 

                The

                Programme

                As well as studying on their course pathway, all students engage with our tutorial curriculum.

                Students explore the tutorial topics as a whole year group in collaborative sessions, as well as in small group seminars with their tutor. Sessions are delivered by a range of internal and external speakers including college senior leaders, the wellbeing team, visiting artists and experts.

                The curriculum covers a range of topics that are relevant to young people who are emerging into young adults during their studies at CAPA College:

                • British values
                • Exploring political ideology and learning how to vote
                • Sexual Health
                • Healthy relationships
                • E-safety and cyber security
                • Paying tax and being self-employed
                • Climate change and sustainability
                • Culture, diversity and identity 

                              The

                              Programme

                              As well as studying on their course pathway, all students engage with our tutorial curriculum.

                              Students explore the tutorial topics as a whole year group in collaborative sessions, as well as in small group seminars with their tutor. Sessions are delivered by a range of internal and external speakers including college senior leaders, the wellbeing team, visiting artists and experts.

                              The curriculum covers a range of topics that are relevant to young people who are emerging into young adults during their studies at CAPA College:

                              • British values
                              • Exploring political ideology and learning how to vote
                              • Sexual Health
                              • Healthy relationships
                              • E-safety and cyber security
                              • Paying tax and being self-employed
                              • Climate change and sustainability
                              • Culture, diversity and identity 

                                            Recent Guest Speakers

                                            “We want to prepare our students for the changing world around them, therefore the speakers that we invite in change each year. This year it felt important to address the unregulated beauty industry as this is something that our students will be facing and need to be well equipped for.” – The Wellbeing team 

                                            Alan McKenzie, Cyber security expert

                                            Delivering online training in schools, Alan focuses on educating children to use the spaces and platforms they engage in a positive way. The benefits of innovative technology can be enabled through understanding the languages, uses and motivations of online spaces.

                                            Dr Kit Heyam, Queer Trans Writer

                                            Kit is motivated by a commitment to making the diversity and complexity of queer people experience visible. The training aims to equip attendees with the ability to react confidently and sensitively when they encounter trans issues, avoiding shock or discomfort.

                                            Debbie Kennedy, Trading Standards 

                                            Few people know about the worrying extent of cosmetic  treatments provided to under 18s by unregulated health professionals. Debbie’s training sessions raise young people’s awareness of the issues and advise them what to look out for.

                                            Recent Guest Speakers

                                            “We want to prepare our students for the changing world around them, therefore the speakers that we invite in change each year. This year it felt important to address the unregulated beauty industry as this is something that our students will be facing and need to be well equipped for.” – The Wellbeing team 

                                            Alan McKenzie, Cyber security expert

                                            Delivering online training in schools, Alan focuses on educating children to use the spaces and platforms they engage in a positive way. The benefits of innovative technology can be enabled through understanding the languages, uses and motivations of online spaces.

                                            Dr Kit Heyam, Queer Trans Writer

                                            Kit is motivated by a commitment to making the diversity and complexity of queer people experience visible. The training aims to equip attendees with the ability to react confidently and sensitively when they encounter trans issues, avoiding shock or discomfort.

                                            Debbie Kennedy, Trading Standards 

                                            Few people know about the worrying extent of cosmetic  treatments provided to under 18s by unregulated health professionals. Debbie’s training sessions raise young people’s awareness of the issues and advise them what to look out for.

                                            Recent Guest Speakers

                                            “We want to prepare our students for the changing world around them, therefore the speakers that we invite in change each year. This year it felt important to address the unregulated beauty industry as this is something that our students will be facing and need to be well equipped for.” – The Wellbeing team 

                                            Alan McKenzie, Cyber security expert

                                            Delivering online training in schools, Alan focuses on educating children to use the spaces and platforms they engage in a positive way. The benefits of innovative technology can be enabled through understanding the languages, uses and motivations of online spaces.

                                            Dr Kit Heyam, Queer Trans Writer

                                            Kit is motivated by a commitment to making the diversity and complexity of queer people experience visible. The training aims to equip attendees with the ability to react confidently and sensitively when they encounter trans issues, avoiding shock or discomfort.

                                            Debbie Kennedy, Trading Standards 

                                            Few people know about the worrying extent of cosmetic  treatments provided to under 18s by unregulated health professionals. Debbie’s training sessions raise young people’s awareness of the issues and advise them what to look out for.