Preparing for Adulthood (SEND) Programme
Empowering young individuals with specialised support to transition confidently into adulthood.
Unlock your potential,
prepare for Tomorrow!
Preparing for Adulthood (SEND) Programme Information
Tailored Curriculum
Our 46-week SEND course offers personalised learning plans tailored to each student's unique needs, focusing on skills necessary for adulthood and aligned with their career aspirations.
Skill Development
Students engage in building employability skills, enhancing personal development, and improving English and Maths competencies, fostering both independence and practical capabilities.
Personal Growth
The programme emphasises personal development, behaviour, welfare, and attitudes, guiding learners towards significant self-improvement and confidence in their abilities.
What can I expect from the Preparing for Adulthood (SEND) programme?
Supportive
Learning
Environment
Experience learning in a fun, friendly atmosphere that makes education enjoyable and less daunting.
Individual
Attention
With small class sizes, receive the focused attention and support you need to excel.
Independent Living Skills
Acquire vital skills for independent living that boost your confidence and ability to manage everyday tasks.
Practical
Experience
Gain valuable work placement opportunities to apply your skills in real-world settings and enhance your CV.
Custom
Learning
Benefit from bite-sized learning modules tailored to your pace and needs, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each topic.
Adaptive
Support
Expect varied support adapted to your individual requirements, helping you overcome any challenges.
Confidence
Building
Participate in activities designed to increase your self-esteem and confidence, crucial for personal and professional success.
Career
Preparation
Develop key interview skills and build a professional CV, preparing you thoroughly for the world of work.
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16 to 19
Bursary
Fund
The 16 to 19 Bursary Fund provides financial support to help students aged 16–19 continue in full-time education or training.
Who can apply?
You may be eligible if:
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You are aged 16 or over but under 19 on 31 August before the start of the academic year.
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You meet the residency requirements set by the Department of Education (DfE).
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You are enrolled on a full-time course at our college/sixth form/Training Provider
Types of bursary available:
Vulnerable Student Bursary – up to £1,200 a year for students who are:
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In care or a care leaver
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Receiving Income Support or Universal Credit in your own name
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Receiving Disability Living Allowance (or PIP) plus Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) or Universal Credit
Discretionary Bursary – to help with costs such as travel, meals, books, equipment, or essential course trips. Award amounts depend on individual circumstances and available funding.
How to apply:
Provide evidence of your household income and eligibility.
Complete our Bursary Application Form - which will be competed as part of your induction, evidence should be submitted as early as possible.
Payments:
Attendance, punctuality, and behaviour will be monitored — payments may be withheld if these are not satisfactory.
