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Pilot Supported Internship

Start Date : September 2026
Location : Wellington Campus

COURSE FEATURES

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Structured, work-based and personalised study programme

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Stepping stone to move into employment

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Work placement opportunities

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Available to non-EHCP learners

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The pilot non-EHCP course is designed for young people who do not have an Education, Health and Care Plan but would benefit from additional support to develop key life and employability skills. The programme is structured with three mornings in college for classroom-based learning and skill development, and three days on placement, providing practical, real-world experience in a workplace setting.

Learners have opportunities to gain practical experience through activities such as work placements, team projects, and enterprise challenges, which help build essential skills like teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. The course also supports digital skills, career planning, and financial awareness, giving students the tools they need to navigate adult life successfully. They also work towards achieving functional skills in Maths and English, helping to strengthen their core academic abilities alongside practical and personal skills.

Personal Development and Independence – building confidence, self-awareness, and skills for independent living.
Functional Skills: Maths and English – developing core academic skills to support everyday life and future learning or employment.
Work Experience and Employability – gaining practical experience through workplace placements and developing skills such as teamwork, time management, and problem-solving
Teamwork and Communication – learning to collaborate effectively, communicate clearly, and maintain positive relationships in both work and social settings.
Digital Skills – using technology confidently and safely for learning, work, and personal use.
Career Planning – exploring career options, and setting goals.
Wellbeing and Physical Activity – promoting mental and physical health through structured activities and healthy lifestyle choices.
Working towards gaining the skills and knowledge for full time employment
Aged 18–25 and not in full-time education.
Young people who do not have an EHCP but would benefit from additional support to develop independence, employability, and personal skills.
Able to attend three mornings in college and three days on placement each week.
Motivated to develop functional skills in maths and English, as well as personal, social, and work-related skills.
Willing to engage with practical learning opportunities, including teamwork, enterprise projects, and real-world work experience
Assessment on the Pilot Non-EHCP Course is continuous and skills-based, designed to track learners’ progress across both practical and academic areas. Students are assessed through small-step targets that contribute to longer-term outcomes, ensuring that
A great feature of this course is the combination of academic and practical learning. Students develop their maths and English skills while also gaining hands-on experience through workplace placements, team projects, and enterprise activities. This helps learners see how their skills apply in real-world situations.

The course also places a strong emphasis on employability skills such as teamwork, communication, time management, and problem-solving. These are highly valued by employers and give learners a clear advantage when moving into work.
Learners also benefit from developing digital skills, career planning knowledge, and financial awareness. This means they are not only prepared for employment but are also equipped to manage everyday life with confidence.

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If you are interested in applying for this course, please click ‘apply now‘ on this page or at the top of any page, and create a website account or sign in an account you have already created and complete the application form.

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