Irthingborough, Northamptonshire
Creating Tomorrow College is a specialist college that offers post-18 study programmes to support learners with special educational needs transition into adulthood, with a particular focus on gaining and sustaining employment.
Learners will be supported by an Education and Health Care Plan and have a primary diagnosis of Cognition and Learning, Communication and Interaction or Physical Difficulties.
Creating Tomorrow College study programmes are delivered 5 days a week. Two programmes are currently offered:
Pathway to Employment
This two year study programme aims to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and character that will empower each individual to pursue a career in their chosen area.
The programme is a mix of class based learning and a substantial, unrivalled input of practical experience of the world of work.
The programme is flexible and personalised to meet the needs and aspirations of the young person.
Supported Internships
Creating Tomorrow College Supported Internship programme is delivered on a 5 day a week basis.
Interns will be based in the chosen workplace for the duration of the programme, supported by a college Job Coach & workplace mentor.
Education is delivered on site and workplace mentors are trained to effectively support the intern as a final step of transitioning into the working world beyond education.
Not for you? have a look at some other options.
Daventry Hill School caters for pupils whose EHCP is for: Profound and multiple learning disabilities, Significant learning disabilities, Moderate learning disabilities, Autism spectrum disorder with a learning disability.
Daventry Hill School
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