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MULTISKILLS – ENTRY LEVEL

What you need to know

IS THIS FOR ME?

This full time course is for young people who have progressed from another course from within the Supported Studies provision.

HOW AND WHAT WILL I LEARN?

The aim of the course is to prepare learners for an entry level 3 vocational course at the Engineering and Construction Campus (ECC) or to access supported and open employment in the future. You’ll learn through a variety of practical activities, which means you’ll get actively involved to help plan your own work and jobs. There’ll also be links to other facilities at the ECC, to aid future transition.

The timetable runs from 9AM – 2.30PM on two days (practical sessions in our self-contained workshop) and 9AM – 4.15PM on one day (at our Stevenage Campus) and includes:

  • Motor vehicle repair and servicing
  • Safe use of power tools for woodwork and metalwork
  • Welding
  • Bicycle repair and servicing
  • Upcycling furniture
  • Art and design
  • Maths, English and IT skills development
  • Enrichment

You’ll also be involved in team-building activities such as preparing the workshop at the start of the day and helping with tea break duties.

Maths and English classes are streamed to enable you to develop these vital skills at a level and pace that is suitable for you.

Learning experiences are tailored for each individual throughout the curriculum, with progress and achievement recorded in a portfolio.

LOCATION

Engineering & Construction Campus

Qualification

Course Code

P1F-SUP-MS

Duration

1 Year

Entry Requirements

To access the multi-skills course you’ll need to have an interest in developing practical multi skills and independent travel skills (or working towards them). You’ll also be expected to undertake a functional skills exam in maths or English by the end of the course.

Future Study and Careers

During your course the college team will work with you, your parents/carers and Services for Young People to identify next steps which may include:

  • A further one-year course in Supported Studies or a vocational curriculum area,
  • A Supported Internship or,
  • Supported/voluntary employment.