The course times are from 9.45am – 3.00pm. Some local authorities may provide transport to and from the College.

What does it include?

The course programme includes:

• Induction
• Tutoring programme including Personal Development and relationships
• Communication Skills
• Numeracy and Literacy
• Travel training and Community Awareness
• Cooking (including snack cookery)
• Drama
• Physical Education including Self Care
• IT

Where does it lead?

Attending college helps young people move towards adult status. We hope that students will learn new skills and develop self-confidence and personal awareness through the timetabled curriculum and by having the opportunity to mix with and be part of a very diverse college community.

During the course, student performance and progress is monitored through Person Centred Learning Plans. The students will also take ASDAN Entry Level qualifications in Personal Progress.

What do I need to get onto it?

The course is for students aged 16-23 who have severe learning disabilities. Some students may have attended the College Link course during their last year at school.

There are no formal entry requirements. We will assess applicants' learning support needs before deciding whether to offer a place.

For more information please contact Phil Bunce on 0207 258 2825 or philip.bunce@cwc.ac.uk

For further information and to apply

If you wish to apply for this course, please complete a College application form.

If you need help before choosing your course, please contact our Information & Advice Centre or come along to one of our Open days.