Individual applications will be reviewed for appropriate skills and readiness for each level.
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
A supportive SEND pathway that builds confidence and independence through community activities, volunteering and practical skills, alongside literacy and numeracy.
Further information
16–25 learners with mild/moderate learning difficulties or social/emotional needs who will benefit from a structured, inclusive programme focused on life and work skills.
- Money & everyday English
- Personal health & safety
- Preparing for adulthood
- Teamwork & volunteering
- Using public transport
Progress to Gateway 2 (Entry 3) or a suitable vocational taster. You’ll develop greater independence and readiness for further learning or supported routes to work.
Small-group teaching, practical activities and visits. Assessment is portfolio-based against chosen LASER units, with individual support and regular reviews.