Foundation Studies
Work Skills Pathway
Introduction
This course is intended for those with a range of moderate learning difficulties such as ASD or Dyspraxia. Students will develop their employability, personal and social skills.
The programme is delivered by qualified, specialist staff at our state-of-the-art Watford campus. The course is based around the development of employability, personal and social skills and aims to prepare students for further study or work.
The Pathways course at Entry 2 and Entry 3 aims to increase independence and help learners to develop the skills needed to prepare for adult life, whether progressing to further education, employment or a community setting. Learners study English and maths as part of their study programme and will take Functional Skills exams, if appropriate.
This course is available at our Watford campus.
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Course Code
- Course Code:
- 8690
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Entry Criteria
We liaise closely with schools to ensure our students are placed on the correct course at the level most suited to their needs.
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What will I study?
Pursue personal aspirations through vocational experiences within College. The activities take place in an integrated, inclusive and supportive environment but also give opportunity for learners to work towards personal independence.
As part of the personalised learning plan there will be trips and visits within the local community and further afield where necessary. On campus we have a range of supported activities such as football, table tennis, DJing and dance.
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What can I do next?
At the end of the course students will be prepared for either further education or finding appropriate employment.
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