Skills for Work

This course is designed to allow learners the opportunity to experience some of the varied vocational areas the college has to offer as well as improving their English, maths, ICT and employability skills. This course will enable learners to take advantage of all the facilities Brinsbury has to offer, eg horticulture, small animal care, floristry and the farm facilities. Learners will be supported and encouraged to undertake a work experience placement one day a week. Five Reasons to Study this Course at Chichester 1. Teaching and learning was graded outstanding by Ofsted. 2. You will benefit from an individually designed programme of study 3. You will be able to sample a variety of vocational modules 4. Develop your self confidence and self- esteem 5. You will be able to participate in running an Enterprise venture What will I Study? You will study a programme with OCR which will comprise of Life and Living at Entry 3 level, up to Diploma Level, Employability Skills and Functional Skills in English, Mathematics and ICT. Topics may include: Horticulture Animal care Agriculture Running an Enterprise, Catering As well as modules covering examples such as:rights at work, health and safety and communication in the workplace How will I be Taught? You will be taught through a combination of practical and theoretical sessions. Learning will take place in the vocational area being studied and students will have the opportunity of choosing areas/modules which suit their interests. How will I be Assessed? Assessment is completed via a portfolio of evidence, which may include observation, Q&A, practical or written assessments. Functional Skills assessments will take place throughout the year as appropriate to the individual learner What our students say? "I would recommend anybody to Chichester College, even if they don't have alot of confidence". Rea Toyne "I enjoy taking part in the activities such as fishing, charity events and the enterprise programme." .. "The teaching staff are amazing and the atmosphere is really friendly". Stuart Cutler