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Community Link Team Enterprise Foundation Learning - Barnstaple
Apply for this courseCourse code: FTB006
The Programme
This course focuses on the development of work related skills primarily in the areas of horticulture, hospitality and catering and retail for post-19 students with severe learning disabilities. Other vocational opportunities are available depending on the student's personal progression pathway. Learners need to work in a mature way to complete skills on time.
The Programme Content
The course is practically based and the programme timetable includes the College sandwich run, horticulture and catering through the Acorn Cafe and coffee club. Students have the opportunity to take part in the Ten Tors event and an annual residential which is an integral part of the course. We aim to offer learners a full day supported work placement in their second year of study. Students will have their own personal progression pathway to accommodate their specific learning needs.
Entry Requirements
Students need to be able to achieve at entry level in a practical area of work. Certification will be through the National Proficiency Test Council Certificate in Skills for Working Life. Learners will need to complete skills which are assessed both practically and in the classroom.
Costs
You will be told how much money you will need at enrolment for exam fees etc. There is a cost for the educational residential visit. If you are in receipt of means-tested benefits please bring evidence of these to your interview*.
Venue
Barnstaple Campus
Progression
On completion of the course, learners may progress to part time skills development and/or work development days or move into a supported/voluntary or paid work.
Length of Study
Two years.
Academic Year
This course starts in the 2012 / 2013 academic year.
It’s really good because you get to go on residentials and you get to experience catering. You get to do painting, decorating and woodwork.
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