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Supported Internship

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Supported Internship

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Availability & Details

Supported Internship (Non-EHCP Pilot) HFY-SINTNO/C03

Venue
Havant Campus

Type of study
Vocational

Dates
Academic Year 2024-25 (1 year)

Examination board
Generic award - no awarding body

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Overview

This course will provide you with the skills to enter the world of work. Our supported internship is a one-year course and is designed to build on students’ existing skills and interests.

You will undertake a work placement with a relevant local employer for a minimum of 11 hours a week across the academic year (inclusive of usual academic holidays to give a real experience of work), whilst receiving support from your job coach.
In addition to this, you will also attend college one day a week to work on your English and Mathematics skills, review your progress, attend tutorial sessions and develop employability skills. Students should leave the course ready for employment, and have a clear idea of their career pathway going forward.

No formal qualifications are required for this course however, a commitment and desire to work is essential, as is a recent record of work/voluntary experience.

– Individual work placement
– Employability skills
– English
– Maths
– Tutorial
– Group and 1:1 job coach sessions

As well as your ongoing work placement, we offer a variety of teaching and learning approaches including lectures, tutorials, workshops, visits, presentations and group discussions. You will have access to the Learning Hub and other online and digital resources through the student portal.

Your job coach will work with you, initially during your placement, to provide support in undertaking any duties required. They will also liaise with you and your employer for the duration to ensure progress is being made.

Realistic but stretching targets will be set and reviewed throughout the placement.

You will be supported in all College classes via the use of Academic and Learning Support Assistants where needed and the use of any learning aids or assistive technology as required.

Assessment will be through a process of observations, employer reviews and target setting based on consistent attendance at your workplace and at College.

Possible progression routes include paid work (full or part time), traineeship, Apprenticeship, voluntary work and further training in work preparation skills.

“HSDC provided me with the opportunity for autonomous study and the choice of subjects that I wanted to study, which helped me develop relevant knowledge as well as relevant skills for the workplace.”

Lucas Ratcliffe, A Level and CTEC student

I’m really happy and pleased with my grades. I really loved my time at the college, I have also made lots of friends, it’s a really nice place to be, I don’t want to leave.

Lauren Piper, A Level student

The tutors were really supportive and it was all thanks to them that I have achieved what I have. I’ve also made loads of great friends and really enjoyed my time at the college.

Lizaveta Sinkerich, A Level student