Learning for Life | Entry Level | P12568
How to study
Full Time
Duration
1 or 2 Years
Location
Burton Town Centre Campus
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Course overview
This course is an ideal progression route for young people aged 16-24 with learning difficulties and/or disabilities with Education and Health Care Plans.
In year one learners will gain new skills, increase their confidence, learn how to determine their own choices and participate within the community.
Year two will provide learners with new skills, and increase their confidence in supported employment, Training and Personal Development.
Additional Facilities and Support
Support is provided to assist with learners coming to and from college. There are different entrances to use depending on the needs of the learners. At break and lunch times, there is also support within the conservatory and café to help with ordering food, money skills and to ensure all learners feel safe, relaxed and comfortable.
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Applying for a September 2026 start?
Please note, September 2026 applications are now closed for most courses. Applications for September 2027 entry are now open.
If you are still interested in starting a course in September 2026, places may be available on a limited number of programmes. Please contact our Admissions team - admissions@bsdc.ac.uk - to discuss your options and take part in our Clearing process.
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Entry requirements
No formal entry qualification requirements
“I really enjoy everything about the course and it is making me feel like I can do things on my own. I am finally starting to find my own way towards independence.”
Aaron CobleyMore information on Foundation Learning
We believe that education is important for everyone and we offer a range of courses to support learners with disabilities and/or learning difficulties, as well as those who have few or no qualifications. Our foundation learning courses will help to prepare you for other courses in the College and/or employment by developing skills and confidence.
Read More about 'Foundation Learning'