Learning for Independence (National 2)

This course helps with the transition from school to further education by developing your confidence and your social, practical and independence skills.

Provider

Glasgow Clyde College, Glasgow

(For price, check with provider)

This course is available on the Glasgow Clyde College website.

Description

What will I learn?

If you have a learning disability or autism, the Learning for Independence (National 2) course offers a welcoming environment to help you. You'll get the support you need to settle into college life. Our friendly lecturers will help you build confidence throughout the course and guide you in planning for your future.

The course timetable may offer some of the subjects below however these may change depending on the needs and interests of the learners.

Numeracy and personal finance
Information technology
Travel and leisure activities
Healthy living
Cooking skills
Environmental issues
Preparation for adulthood
Fit for life
Employability skills.

You can apply for financial help in the form of a bursary or EMA .

You will be in college 16.5 hours per week.

About Glasgow Clyde College

Glasgow Clyde College is a further and higher education college, located in Glasgow.

The college offers a broad range of courses across many subject areas, and has three easily accessible campuses in Glasgow at Langside, Cardronald and Anniesland.

With award winning teaching staff, the college is the largest further education provider in Glasgow and has the highest achievement rates in further and education in the area.

Glasgow Clyde College also has excellent links to universities to allow you to progress to degree level.

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Find out more, enquire or book via the Glasgow Clyde College website.