Advocacy & Independence Studies

Vocational qualification

In Birmingham

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Description

  • Duration

    1 Year

Advocacy & Independence Studies Centres: Fordrough Campus: Handsworth Campus: City Academy Golden Hillock: Length: 1 Year. Attendance: 2.5 hours per week per unit studied. Start date: September. Times: Daytime. Qualification: We offer a range of courses in this area. Entry Requirements: There are no formal entry requirements. For some of these courses, students need to be referred by their.

Facilities

Location

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
Main Administrative Centre 300 Bordesley Green, B9 5NA

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
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The Council House Soho Road, B21 9DP

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
103 - 105 Golden Hillock Road Small Heath, B10 0DP

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About this course

There are no formal entry requirements. For some of these courses, students need to be referred by their tutors. Direct entry is possible for others. As part of the application process all students will be given the opportunity to attend an informal interview. This will allow them to get a feel for the college and discuss their requirements with a member of the Supported Learning team.

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Course programme


Advocacy & Independence Studies
Centres:
Fordrough Campus : Handsworth Campus : City Academy Golden Hillock :

Length:
1 Year

Attendance:
2.5 hours per week per unit studied

Start date:
September

Times:
Daytime

Qualification:
We offer a range of courses in this area.

Course Content:
There are a number of options available as follows. Next Steps, Community Pathway; Next Steps, Vocational Pathway; Making Choices; Speak up for Yourself; Lifeskills; Skills for Independent Living; Travel Awareness; Discovering Birmingham; Find out about the World; Preparation for work experience.

Students may be able to combine these courses with other vocational classes. These courses are for students who are working towards finding fulfilling and rewarding activities outside college. They offer ongoing support to students, leading to their increased independence and a more varied life experience.

Progression:
At the end of each course, students will have the opportunity to discuss their options with a member of the Supported Learning team.

What's the next step?

If you are sure this is the right course for you, you can either:
  • Complete an application form and return it to the Admissions Offices at either Handsworth Campus or Fordrough Campus
  • Come along to one of our main enrolment sessions


Advocacy & Independence Studies

Price on request