This pathway gives students the opportunity to develop their personal and social development (PSD) skills and become as independent as possible in their daily lives. The focus is on building confidence, knowledge and practical skills to live more independently and make a positive contribution in the community.
Learning takes place both on campus and in real working environments, delivered through a mixture of theory and practice.
Example study programme areas
- Shopping Skills
- Accessing the Community
- Café
- Cooking Skills
- Driving Theory
- Enterprise Projects
- Healthy Living Skills
- Independent Living Skills
- Independent Travel Skills
- Laundry
- Managing Money
- Medication
- Personal Presentation
- RARPA IT (Digital Skills)