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Pathway to Progression - Entry 3 Taster in Vocational Pathway (16-18 & EHCP Learners only)

at South & City College Birmingham, Birmingham · college

Entry levelStepping stonesAward1 yearFull time

What the college says

Who this course is for?This two-year Entry Level 3 programme is for learners aged 16 � 18 (16 - 25 with an EHCP) who have additional support needs and who want to progress into the wider college on a vocational course or to gain employment. The programme equips students with the skills, confidence and independence required for successful progression by providing a highly supportive learning environment and a diverse, exciting curriculum. Year 1 - Multi Skills: You will gain an Entry Level 3 qualification in Employability Skills and attend practical sessions in a number of vocational subjects each term to explore career options. Year 2 - Vocational Pathway� You will be working towards an Entry Level 3 Certificate in your chosen vocational pathway, engage in a mixture of practical and theory lessons with specialist teachers.

What you need to get on

You will need to have minimum Entry Level 2 Functional Skills in maths and English � You will be expected to be able to work towards progressing on to the wider college vocational programmes, other training or employment. � To attend up to 3 days a week dependant on your timetable � Be able to attend the practical sessions in your chosen pathway option.<

How you are assessed

Entry level and Level 1 study, English and maths retakes, and supported programmes.

What this level means

A supported starting point if exams have not gone well yet.

Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?

Approved for 16 to 18 study on the government's Section 96 list.

Where it runs

  • Handsworth Campus

    The Council House Soho Road, Birmingham, B21 9DP

    DaytimeClassroom based
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Start dates

  • 7 September 2026 · Birmingham

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