Local Study Programmes Offering Employability Support
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You can enrol in a study programme if you want to continue studying while building on employability skills.
A study programme is something you can take after your GCSEs, often alongside a regular further education course. They are tailored to your individual needs so will vary depending on the support you want. These help to prepare you to continue studying or to enter employment. To find out more about study programmes, visit UCAS' study programmes page [External Link].
Local Study Programmes
Sutton and District Training
Sutton and District training runs a provision called 'STEPS' for young people with additional needs. The programme allows you to develop skills to help you build independence. It aims to make the transition between education and employment easier. You do not need to have an EHC plan to be enrolled. For more information about STEPS, visit the Sutton and District Training Website [External Link].
Orchard Hill
Orchard Hill College run WorkStart courses. These allow you to complete work experience alongside qualifications. There are many pathways you can take as part of your WorkStart course depending on your needs. To learn more, visit WorkStart's directory page.
The South Thames Colleges Group
A group of local colleges including Carshalton, Kingston, Merton and South Thames Colleges. They have three main pathways if you need additional support. To find out more about the support you can receive, visit the South Thames College group's Local Offer [External Link].
Kingston College has an employability and social skills course. This is for learners who are working at entry level 2 and above. For more information, visit the Kingston College directory page.
Nescot College
Nescot College offers a wide range of courses to learners of all abilities. They have different pathways to ensure that individual needs are met. To find out more about the support Nescot offer, visit Nescot's SEND information page [External Link].