Hereward College

• What they offer / teach

  Hereward College provides further education programmes on a day and residential basis, structured around Pathways: Foundation (communication and independent living skills), Explorer (preparation for adulthood plus vocational qualifications), Discovery (qualification-based curriculum with coursework and external assessments), Aspire (for young people with autism and social, emotional or mental health challenges affecting engagement in education) and Learning For Life (a sensory curriculum focused on making choices and communicating). It also runs supported internships with partner employers backed by an on-site job coach, which often lead to paid employment. Facilities include a replica 'mini' Premier Inn hotel, a Prism engineering workshop, a MUGA, a professional recording studio and Café Mojo, and the college offers bespoke equality, diversity and inclusion training packages for employers.

• Ages served

  The college serves young people aged 16 to 25.

• Approach

  Every student follows a personalised study programme devised to meet their individual learning needs, using the college's Pathway approach. The focus is on preparing learners with skills for independent living and employment, and the college has been rated 'Outstanding' for High Needs and 'Strong' for Skills by Ofsted.

• Admissions

  Not stated on this website.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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