Foundation learning t supported employmen to e ut ro ng ni ar le : . ne Pathway O or physical difficulties d/ an s ie lit bi sa di ng for people with learni This learning route is e programme for going to work. Th ills sk p lo ve de u yo lp and social This course aims to he nal learning, personal tio ca vo , ills sk ed lat is a mixture of work-re tional skills. development and func
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g n i n r a le Getting you on the right learning route is essential. We will take time to underst and exactly what the right route is for you
Your learning will take place in a variety of places and at different times – in therapy sessions, out in the community, where you live, through leisure time, clubs and activities, as well as approximately three lectures per day. We will work with you to find out: • what you want to get out of college • what you want to do after college • your interests, experiences and qualifications • your functional skills, literacy, numeracy, communication and ICT skills • your therapy and support requirements
Your future starts here
Our health and wellbeing services include: • weekly GP surgery • nursing team • physiotherapy
Your programme will: employability skills • support you to gain lop ent to lear n and deve em ac pl rk wo al re e lem-solving id • prov as teamwork and prob ch su ills sk al on rs pe loping • assist you with deve t me more independen • support you to beco p functional skills • help you to develo Pathway Two: lear ning route to supported employment/independent living This learning route is for people with lear ning disabilities and/or physical difficult ies. This course/programme will help you realise your wish to become more independent and play an active role in the community. Your course/programme will be a mix of independence activities, functional skill s and work experience. Your programme will: • support you to gain more independent living skills • provide ‘hands on’ lear ning in practical and subject areas • support you to learn through community or enterprise projects • offer supported employment activities • offer a range of creative opportunities Pathway Three: learning route to independent living This learning route is for people with profound and complex learning and/or physical difficulties.
• speech and language therapy
fun too. The course aims to help you make the most of adult life and have some skills to make Working in a small group with one-to-one support, you will develop the interests choices and communicate them to others. You will explore activities and and try new things. We will take a sensory approach to your learning.
• behaviour management
Activities and interests could include:
• aquatic therapy • occupational therapy
We also access other specialists through Twinwoods Health Resource Centre in Bedfordshire.
• communication • concentration and engagement • managing your behaviour • personal safety
• tolerance of new activities and experiences • daily living skills • sequencing • health and wellbeing www.hinwickhall.ac.uk