LLDD E1-2 Transition Skills

Who is this course for? Students with severe learning disabilities and not on the autistic spectrum, aged between 18 - 25, the learners will benefit from working in a structured small group environment, who'll be working through M5 - M8 to develop their communication skills, their personal and social development, their interactions with others and basic skills. What qualifications or experience do I need ? Prospective candidates need to be working between milestones 5 - 8; candidates will be individually assessed for their suitability against the criteria, the expected course content and the accreditation on offer. Milestone level 5 - 8 What will I study ? - Social enterprise - Art enterprise - Gardening enterprise - Total Communication - Food exploration - Dance and movement - Drama - Shop - Enrichment How will I be assessed ? Base line and initial assessments, individual learning plans which include set learning goals against the learning milestones, individuals completed work. What qualifications could I achieve ? College certificate to award attendance and participation National skills award What can the course lead to ? Internal progression onto courses at GP, enterprise activities including exhibitions and sales, possible work experiences. How do I join the course ? Please complete an application form and contact Paul McTernan on 0208 275 7633 Will I need an interview ? Yes and an assessment. Are there any extra costs for equipment/materials ? �4.00 per day for lunch Further Information See Pre Entry Curriculum and Skills for Life at www.dfes.gov.uk