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COURSE OVERVIEW
Personal progress will provide a personalised learning programme that will enable you to progress from your individual starting point to your chosen destination. This course focuses on communication, independence and personal development that will empower you to develop the confidence to be able to function as independently as possible.
As part of the course you will take part in a variety of chosen topics to support your progression. These include:
Healthy Living and Healthy Lifestyles Kitchen Skills and Healthy Snacks Using own Money and Shopping Independence Skills and Keeping Safe Accessing the Community Social Awareness and Social Skills ICT, Maths and English Gardening and Practical Skills Enterprise and Work Projects Transition and Life Planning
You will develop these skills through practical projects and activities that include creative arts, music, community engagement and physical movement. You will be fully included in your college community and there will also be a focus on the facilities available within the wider community where you will be encouraged to interact socially and take part in activities. Your progress will be reviewed throughout the year and measured through individual target setting. Your development will be discussed at regular Progress and Transition Reviews
FURTHER INFORMATION
You will need an interest in becoming more independent and developing skills for work. Your suitability for the programme will be assessed at interview and during the first six weeks of the learning programme.
There is potential for planned transition on to Community run projects or higher level course within Foundation Programmes. This will be reviewed throughout your time at college and discussed at your progress and transition reviews in terms of individual pathway.
You will develop these skills through practical projects and activities that include creative arts, music, community engagement and physical movement. You will be fully included in your college community and there will also be a focus on the facilities available within the wider community where you will be encouraged to interact socially and take part in activities.
Your progress will be reviewed throughout the year and measured through individual target setting. Your development will be discussed at regular Progress and Transition Reviews
Not applicable for this type of course
For further information, please contact Kirstie Berkeley on 01293 442200 or kberkeley@crawley.ac.uk