Skills to Succeed Level 1
The Skills to Succeed study programme provides a progression route to employment, vocational study and/or apprenticeships for students studying at level 1.
The programme aims to equip students with the skills, experience and confidence required for successful progression so that students overcome complex barriers to learning and employment. Students are provided with a high level of support and guidance and are encouraged to set themselves challenging, achievable goals in order to reach their aspirations.
A key component of the programme is to support students to develop increased levels of independence with their academic learning, therefore, learning is predominately class room based. Practical and vocational skills are developed through participation in extended work experience; students are expected to attend a work placement independently for approximately 100 hours over the academic year.
Students will work towards completion of a City and Guilds, Level 1 Extended Award in Employability in addition to English and maths (as appropriate).
This is a full-time course which runs from September to June (36 weeks) and is delivered at Braintree.
Skills to Succeed
Course Outline: provides a progression route to employment, vocational study and/or apprenticeships for students studying at level 1
| Level | Level 1 |
|---|---|
| Location | Braintree |
| Duration | One Year |
| Study Mode | Full-Time |
| Campus / Adult Skills Centre | Braintree Campus |
| Start Date | September 2024 |
| Fee(s) | 16-18 year olds: Free 19+: Variable |
Disclaimer
All fees, prices and funding information shown on this page are for courses starting in the 2023-24 academic year unless stated otherwise, and are correct at the time of entering/printing information, however these may be subject to change due to factors outside of our control. The College cannot accept legal or financial liability as a result of any such changes.
Courses fees are generally not confirmed for September until June / July due to the above factors.
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