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Introduction to College for Schools (SCP - Level 1/2)

Campus Milton Road Campus
Sighthill Campus

Qualification SCQF Level 2

Study mode Part time

Duration 19 - 20 weeks

Start date Aug 2023

Course overview
Entry requirements
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Course overview

This course is for pupils who have additional support needs, or a barrier to learning and are thinking about coming to college after they leave school.

The course is part-time and runs for 18 weeks. It is aimed at pupils working at SCQF levels 1-2 and who attend a special school, or a mainstream school with significant levels of support in place.

We run this course at our Milton Road and Sighthill campuses (Tuesday & Thursday mornings).

What you will learn

The aim of this course is to give pupils a positive transition experience and to assess their suitability for one of our full-time supported courses after they leave school.
A wide range of practical and classroom-based subject areas is covered. This gives pupils a broad experience of the college environment and the topics they would learn about in our full-time level 1-2 courses.
The course also gives pupils a general taste of student life, helping them get used to the college environment.

Number of days per week

Two mornings

Entry requirements

No entry requirements are required; pupils who attend are usually working at SCQF level 1/2.

Progression and Articulation Routes

Those who attend Introduction to College SCQF level 1-2 may, on leaving school, progress to one of the following ACE courses:

Supported College Experience
Skills for Independence

Study Options

Campus	Study mode	Start date	Duration
Milton Road Campus	Part time	28/08/23	20 Weeks
Sighthill Campus	Part time	28/08/23	19 Weeks

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