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If you are interested in …
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developing your skills to in order to progress on to Further Education college courses or into employment, E2E may be your choice. You will attend for a minimum of 16 hours per week and you will receive £30 per week EMA. Some bonus payments are available, conditional upon good work discipline and progression towards agreed outcomes. If E2E is not what you are looking for Resolve may be an option. It shares the same emphasis on individual learning programmes as E2E but the weekly hours start at 4 with an incremental increase to those required for the preferred outcome. Learners do not receive EMA but can claim payments based on achieving agreed targets.
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What does this course aim to do
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Develop your skills with a view to you transfering to further education courses,apprenticeships, employment, structured
community or voluntary work over 16 hours per
week or a place on New Deal. These targets are agreed with learners
after six weeks, but can change or be developed during the course of the programme. Learners are followed up after leaving to ensure successful progression.
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Educational Progression
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E2E is outcome rather than qualification led, but
learners are encouraged to undertake qualifications
to strengthen their overall learning, lay the basis
for future progress and achieve units of credit based vocational qualifications.
Learners can undertake Functional Skills at entry level and
levels 1 and 2,ICT courses like CLAiT and ECDL, Construction Skills
Certification Scheme and NVQ levels. They may start units of
Level 2 vocational courses prior to progression and learners can also complete units of credit based vocational qualifications.
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About this course
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E2E programmes are negotiated individually
with each learner but usually comprise a mixture
of work placement, qualifications, motivational activities and employability skills.
Learners each have a dedicated Training
Co-ordinator and Job Coach support as required,
for work placement and for confidence
building in particular.
Resolve is for young people who are unlikely to sustain a 16 hours per week initial commitment, or who may require more time to engage with education,training or employment. Learners do not receive EMA but can claim payments based on achieving agreed targets.
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How will I be assessed?
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| Assesment will depend on the qualifications undertaken. |
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Entry requirements
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| A successful interview. |
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Final Qualifications
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| Recognised entry or level 1 qualifications |
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Visiting Wiltshire College
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| Please see our website for details of Information & Advice events : www.wiltshire.ac.uk/visit |
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How to apply
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Entry to E2E is by referral from a Connexions
Personal Advisor or another recognised professional.
Self referrals will be routed to Connexions for
assessment. There are no entry requirements
other than learners being likely to benefit from the
provision. The attraction of young people who are
unemployed is a particular target for E2E.
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