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| Study Level | Level 1 |
| Duration | 1 Academic Year |
| Study Mode | Full-time |
| Start Date | September 2026 |
Supported Internships
Here at Bradford College, we are proud to partner with DFN Project SEARCH offering internship programmes to young people living with a learning disability and/or autism, aged between 18 and 24. The programme follows the school year and runs from September to July, offering meaningful work experience.
Our internship programmes are designed to provide competitive and transferable skills preparing young adults with learning disabilities for full-time paid work.
Our courses help with
- Confidence
- Communication Skills
- Foundations in Maths and English
- Employability Skills
- Enrichment Experiences
- Skills for Independence
- Team Working Skills
Skills for Independence
A course for students with SEND & EHCPs aged 16-24 who are working towards Entry 1 and Entry 2 in numeracy, communication and life skills.
Students take part in a fully supported, practical and engaging study programme that aims to prepare young people with learning disabilities for adulthood.
You will practice numeracy and communication skills through project and classroom work. You will develop your personal, social and life skills through an exciting enrichment programme that includes: cooking, sports, forest schools horticulture, arts and performing arts.
Your tutors will support you to build your confidence and skills. They will help you to work towards your Preparing for Adulthood targets, make good progress and be more independent within your community.
Skills for Employment
A course for students with SEND & EHCPs aged 16-24 who are working towards Entry 3 in numeracy, communication, employability and life skills.
You will develop your communication, numeracy, personal and social skills through classroom based and practical projects.
You will develop employability skills such as team working, by volunteering in the community.
Your tutors will support you so that you can progress into vocational programmes or supported internships, and to be more For more information independent within your community.
Vocational Study
Our Progression to Learning and Work programmes are ideal if you are 16-18 years old with no formal qualifications, limited GCSE grades or a learning difficulty.
Our study programmes cover a huge range of options at Entry 3 and Level 1.
They have been designed to help you develop your skills in a number of different areas to support you in growing your skills, knowledge and independence to take part in life, learning and work activities.
Our Facilities
Bradford College offers a comprehensive range of Progression to Learning and Work(PLW) facilities designed to support students in both their academic and personal development. The college’s PLW services focus on fostering a positive learning environment and providing tailored support to help students succeed throughout their studies. The PLW facilities include access to personalised academic support, including tutoring, study skills workshops, and one-on-one guidance for those who may need extra help with their coursework
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Our Courses
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