Preparation for Independence & Employment
A course for students who are at Entry Level who aspire to live, work, travel and engage in their local communities with support or independently.
Why Choose This Course?
This course is delivered over 5 days a week. On this pathway you will have an individual curriculum based on the Preparation for Adulthood outcomes of your Education Health and Care Plan. You will follow a programme of study that will prepare you for paid or voluntary employment and develop the independent skills required to fulfil these ambitions.
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Start date: 07/09/2023
Top Course Highlights
Work experience and work skills
Independent living skills
Maths and English
Enrichment
Tutorials
Enterprise
What Will I Learn?
During this three-year pathway, you will grow in independence, confidence and resilience. You will improve your maths and English, complete a work placement, engage in an Enterprise activity, experience volunteering in the community, practice travelling independently and follow an exciting programme of enrichment. If you have an Education Health and Care Plan, your timetable will also focus on the outcomes in Preparation for Adulthood.
Where Will It Take Me?
You will have developed the skills required to gain supported or paid employment within your local community. The focus on independent living skills will enable you to live in and engage with your community with or without support. You may also wish to explore further opportunities provided by Adult Social Care.
Assessment Arrangements
Before you begin your college course, staff will contact you, your teachers and your parents and carers for their assistance in completing a thorough initial assessment which will help us to set achievable targets based on your needs. Reviewing and setting targets will be on going throughout your time with us so that we can be sure you continue to progress.
Entry Requirements
Entry level
Information & Support
Throughout your course you will receive support from your personal tutor and learning support assistants. In addition, specialist careers advisors will be on hand to support you with your next steps and Student Services are available to offer advice and guidance on finance, benefits and emotional issues. College works very closely with staff at Cornwall County Council who will also be on hand to support your transition.
Awarding Body:
Pearson BTEC Entry Level 1 Pre-vocational Study
AQA for Maths and English
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