SEG / SFLE Progession
Entry Level
A series of units that help to educate students about the world of work: preparing students to think about their next destinations and how to look after themselves.
IMPROVING LIVES, INSPIRING CHANGE
Post-16 Subjects
Food Technology
AQA and L1 NCFE
A variety of units used to deliver various skills in culinary delights. Students learn how to use knives and equipment safely while learning a variety of preparation and cooking techniques to create and prepare delicious meals
Construction Multi-Skills
QualificationsE3/L1 Awards and Certificates – City and Guilds
A vast selection of units covering various trades. i.e., bricklaying, tiling, joinery, painting, wallpapering, and plastering. Students can focus on a specific trade or a variety of trades and complete units to earn the required credits to achieve.
Hair and Beauty
AQA and E3/L1 – City and Guilds
A variety of different units covering hair and beauty, such as blow drying, styling and setting.
Make up, nails, nail art and lashes. In a purpose built environment.
Maths and English
Functional Skills up to Level 2
Students cover all of their required curriculum to enable them to achieve qualifications in all subjects confidently students that achieve at E3 automatically move up to level 1 to continue learning. Functional skills are a fantastic stepping stone to GCSE.
Motor Vehicle Studies
SEG E3/L1
Students are given a selection of units to support and grow their knowledge in motor vehicle maintenance. Each with a variety of tasks they need to complete to develop both their knowledge and skills in the motor vehicle sector.
Employability Skills
E3/L1 – City and Guilds
Students complete a variety of units, focusing on communication, personal finance, progression, and next steps, and a unit that complements the Vinted workshop, which is run by the students.
Students also complete a CV workshop and are able to access a 6-week work placement when they are ready.
Health and Social Care
AQA and E3/L1 C&G
A variety of units covering health and safety,
Life stages and development, communication skills, differences in care settings, suitability of care settings and pathways into employment in the care sector.