Course overview

This course is for students who are working at Entry 3 or just below and are interested in finding out more about the world of work. Students may have barriers to learning such as high levels of anxiety, social interaction difficulties or may have been home educated and are looking for additional support to re-enter education. Students are able to access learning with some independence yet may need support to do so. Students learn how to participate in and stay safe in the local community and work towards preparing for adulthood and looking after themselves and during breaktimes and on arrival to and departure from college. 

Entry requirements

Entry level 2, 3 learners with special educational needs and a Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP)

Course Modules

The course content covers:
• Engaging in the local community
• Shopping and cooking
• Practical household skills
• Maintaining good health
• Communication skills
• Projects
• Developing Personal Skills (RARPA)
• Expression through Art
• Developing basic digital skills
• Working towards personal targets
• Making Choices
• Sustainability and Green Skills

How will I be assessed?

You will receive an ongoing assessment of your needs, with personal targets set to promote your learning and support progression. You will complete a folder of your work. Your tutor will mark your work and meet with you to give you feedback.

What can I do next

Progression options can include:
• Community Provision
• Social Care
• Supported Living.
If further progression at college has been identified in-year learners can move on to: Life and Independent Living Skills