Check you can login to Student Columbus before Thursday 16 August. Please telephone the college if there is a problem with your password BEFORE then.
 
A Level & Level 3 Results
Summer 2018 exam results will be able to download via Student Columbus (this is the same place where you access your lesson timetable) on Thursday 16 August 2018 from 6am. You can also collect printed exam result statements at the College from 9.00am. College will be open 9am – 3:30pm if you need any help or guidance or to use the computers.
 
GCSE & Level 2 Results

The results for GCSEs and other Level 2 courses will be available on Thursday 23 August 2018 from 6am via Student Columbus.

What do your results mean?

Modular or Linear?

Cadbury Sixth Form College is seeking an enthusiastic Academic Facilitator to join our StudyPlus team on a full time (0.85fte basis), providing learning and mentoring support to students. The working hours will be Monday to Friday 8:30 to 16:15.

Applicants should be educated to degree level (or equivalent).  Experience of working with young people (such as via a youth group) and knowledge of specific learning difficulties are highly desirable. Graduates welcome to apply

Please see the job description for full details of the role.

Successful candidate will be placed on the Sixth Form Colleges’ Pay Spine for Support Staff Grade 2-point 14 (full time equivalent - £15,500) to point 17 (full time equivalent - £16,750) pro rota to 0.79fte. Actual salary for 0.79fte is between around £13,911. 

Cadbury Sixth Form College wishes to appoint a Specialist Tutor to join our Tutor team. Our Specialist Tutors work with groups of students within the tutorial setting and on a one-one basis, ensuring that the pastoral curriculum is delivered effectively, and providing opportunities for students to stay on course, meet or exceed their targets and reach their full potential. This is a 1 year Fixed Term Contract until 30th August 2019.
 
Specialist tutors must make a positive contribution to:

Cadbury Sixth Form College is seeking an enthusiastic Administrator to join our administration team on a part time (0.37fte basis), providing professional reception and academic support for the College. The working hours will be Monday to Friday 13:00 to 16:00. This is a permanent Contract.

Please see the job description for full details of the role.

Successful candidate will be placed on the Sixth Form Colleges’ Pay Spine for Support Staff Grade 2 point 14 (full equivalent - £15,500) – Point 17 (full time equivalent - £16,750), pro rota to 0.37fte. Actual salary for 0.37fte is around £5,681 and £6,060 per annum.

Cadbury Sixth Form College wishes to appoint both part time and full time teachers in the following subject/curriculum areas.

End Of Year Creative Arts Show
Cadbury College students of the Creative Arts Department have been working hard all year to bring you exciting creative arts for this free event! Join us for an evening of  Art, Photography, Textiles, 3D Product Design, Graphics, Music and Creative Performance. This event has been proudly sponsored by Recarb Engineering Ltd and Eversheds Sutherland.

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Applicant Taster Day - Monday 25th June
We look forward to welcoming all current applicants to our annual Applicant Taster Day on Monday 25th June.

As previously reported in these news pages we have two teams of students taking part in Birmingham’s Community-Apprentice this year. This inter-school competition is a bit like The Apprentice on television. Young people have to develop, and crucially demonstrate, skills and personal qualities whilst managing their own projects. In this case, however, young people compete to benefit the community, rather than make the most profit.

Our teams have worked really hard since September researching problems, identifying an issue, planning what to do about it and overcoming a range of problems to make it happen. Now they have been reflecting on what they have achieved and the impact the experience has had on themselves and others.

On 21st May 14 Cadbury College students visited West Midlands Safari Park. Students that were part of the Librarianship enrichment programme got to visit the safari park as a reward for the volunteer work they have done throughout the academic year. The students get to choose one end of year trip as a reward for their volunteer work and this year they choose.

West Midlands Safari Park has a variety of animals each located in different areas of the site. The African plains section is home to the southern white rhino, giraffes, zebras Congo buffaloes and many others. Another area of the safari drive-through contains some of nature’s greatest hunters, from cheetahs to tigers there something for everybody.