Learning is focused on the importance of developing skills for employment in preparation for a Supported Internship with our Partners at DFN Project SEARCH. Learning will be a mixture of classroom based and practical activities within the community as well as a key focus on work experience.
Students will take part in a range of enterprise and fundraising activities, including the skills café project and seasonal fairs.
Students will develop active citizenship and work skills through participation in social action projects with local community groups and our employer partners such as the Canal and River Trust and Bradford City Community Foundation.
Students will develop experience of work through employer visits internal and external work placements to get students ready for their next steps into supported internships.
Transition and progression are developed through a comprehensive transition tasters programme with Purple Patch Arts. Students may also experience vocational tasters within our wide-ranging Entry 3 vocational programmes including hair and beauty, catering, childcare, construction, motor vehicle, horticulture, ICT and more (see our Entry level 3 vocational courses for more info).
There are many fun opportunities for enrichment activities including a residential, theatre and bowling trips and outdoor adventure.
