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Inclusive Learning
School Leaver / 16 - 18 yr Old Vocational CoursesThe Bridge to Independence courses are programmes of further education for students with severe learning difficulties and/or disabilities. The courses are designed for young adults who have the potential to progress and the enthusiasm to continue learning in a safe and supported setting.
The aim of the Finding Independence course is to help you reach your full potential through learning. The course is designed to prepare you for adult life, with support and guidance. You will be encouraged to negotiate your own learning programmes, make choices and decisions, and develop independence skills.
The curriculum allows for experience in making drinks, cooking simple lunches, TITAN and personal and social development. Enterprise, work-readiness and employability skills are also part of the curriculum.
Whilst there are no formal entry requirements, you are required to show a positive attitude to learning.
Following a successful interview a taster session will be arranged. This will provide a further opportunity to assess whether the programme will be able to meet your specific needs.
1 year
01/09/2025
All of our foundation courses are 3 days a week and are a year long.
* Some of our courses may have additional costs to cover trips, unform and equipment. These costs will be confirmed to you at enrolment.
Though this course is free for those aged 16-18, there may be additional costs related to the programme, such as additional equipment and uniform, educational trips and work placement costs. Full details will be sent to applicants before enrolment.
Find all the information you need about course fees and financial help below.
Information on Fees and Financial Help
Asdan Award in Personal Progress (Entry Level 1)
College Certificate in Numeracy & Literacy
Assessment is an on-going process and is regular throughout the academic year. Initially, you will be assessed on an individual basis by their tutors.
Progress is measured through subject specific targets and through the verification of completed units. Subject specific targets will be agreed with you according to your own individual needs.
These targets are regularly reviewed and updated via the online PDP system. You will have the opportunity to log in and view your own targets and progress regularly.
Starting 01/09/2025
King's Lynn
Full-Time
Duration 1 year
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