An interest in becoming more independent and developing skills for life. Suitability for the programme will be assessed at interview and during the first six weeks of the learning programme. Presentation of a current EHCP will support your application. To find out more email: learningsupport@chichester.ac.uk.
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
This course has been designed to increase their independence and confidence while making a positive contribution to the workplace and community. The course is tailored around individual learner targets based on their Educational, Health and Care Plans. This follows the Recognising and recording progress and achievement process to provide supported progression to the next stage in their lives.
Further information
An interest in becoming more independent and developing skills for life.
- Learn to increase independence at home, college and in their community.
- Skills to help make friends and understand relationships.
- Build confidence when shopping, using money, making purchase choices.
- Learn meal preparation skills to use at home and encourage healthy eating
- Maths, English & ICT.
There is potential for planned transition on to Community run projects or a higher-level course within Gateway Programmes. This will be reviewed throughout the college year time and discussed at progress and transition reviews in terms of individual pathway.
This programme has been designed to increase learners’; independence and confidence skills -; and prepare them ready for more independent living. This includes cookery, cleaning, washing, and ironing and general day to day living. Travel training and money skills and management are also included.
There is a mandatory cost of £35 at the beginning of term. You will also need to make payments towards cookery lessons.