Level E2 – Pathway Towards Independence, Learning & Employability
About The Course
Please be aware that we have a waiting list in place for this course for students looking to join us in September 2022. If you submit an application, you will be added to this existing waiting list but may not be interviewed until a later date. If you need to speak with a member of our Foundation Studies team about your application, please contact: dhosking@bca.ac.uk
This course will provide the opportunity to develop the students’ personal, social and employability skills in a supportive environment.
Click here to view our Entry 2 specific guide containing much more information and guidance.
Entry Requirements
Students must be working at Entry 1 or above in English and maths and should be able to access the campus independently (depending on individual needs).
Suitability for the programme will be assessed on an individual basis, at interview and during the first six weeks of the programme.
More information
If successful, students will be encouraged to progress on to the Level E3 Towards Independence, Work and Learning course.
Some example units include:
- English and Maths
- Personal and Social Development
- Building Independence
- Life Skills and Cookery
- Community Participation
- Employability Skills
- Foundation Studies Options – such as Horse Riding Sport, Art, Animal Care, Horticulture
This course is a great opportunity to enhance your social, life and employability skills to move you towards adulthood.
Certificate of completion.
By continuous assessment which will include both practical and written tasks and activities. Students will be supported in building a personal portfolio of evidence to demonstrate the tasks they may have undertaken.
Foundation Studies run the BCA Shop where all students have the opportunity to gain on-site work experience. There may also be the possibility of off-site work experience.
