5) and honours degree (Level 6) programmes are delivered in partnership with local universities, which include Oxford Brookes University and Bucks New University. At Banbury and Bicester College there are higher education programmes in art and design, business, care, and motorsport. These are all in partnership with Oxford Brookes University. 2.3 International students International students are welcome at Banbury and Bicester College. Activate Learning runs an international study programme for students from overseas. 2.4 Part-time study Part-time study can be professional (qualification based) or leisure (non-qualification based). Part-time subjects with qualifications include accounting, business, catering, hair and beauty, ICT, first aid, teaching and training, security, and skills for life. Subjects without qualifications focus mostly on the creative arts (e.g. art, photography, textiles, ceramics). 2.5 Apprenticeships and work-based training Banbury and Bicester College provides apprenticeship training across many of its vocational subjects. These are delivered by Activate Enterprise, the group’s business-to-business service. 2.6 Courses for the unemployed The college has a Get that Job programme which is for people who are unemployed. It provides free training courses to those who are eligible, and offers help with other skills such as CV writing and interview techniques. Campuses Banbury and Bicester College has campuses in Banbury and Bicester. 3.1 Banbury The campus has on-site facilities for students to do their training. These include hair/beauty salons and a restaurant, and studios for creative arts, music and performing arts. The salons and restaurant are open to customers. It is renowned for its creative arts provision and opened a new creative arts centre in September 2012. 3.2 Bicester The campus delivers courses in classic vehicle maintenance – see specialist centres below. Specialist centres 4.1 Performance Engineering Centre The Bicester campus is also known as Bicester Motorsports. It specialises in motorsports training and has a national reputation within the motorsport industry, and has been known as Roycotte Wood and OCVC Motorsports. This site was one of the first Motorsports Colleges in the UK and is well established in terms of its links to industry. The Foundation Degree in Motorsport: Performance and Automotive Technology, offered in partnership with Oxford Brookes University, is delivered at the Bicester campus. Edit: Banbury campus is now home to Banbury and Bicester College's engineering, motorsports engineering and motor vehicle programmes. The Activate Learning partnership with Bicester Heritage allows students to study classic vehicle restoration programmes in Bicester References External links http://www.banbury-bicester.ac.uk Further education