Certificate in Entry Level 3 at Brighton MET

The SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) courses are tailored to meet the specific needs of individuals aged 16-25 who may have mild to moderate learning difficulties, behavioral challenges, or social needs. Additionally, these courses are inclusive and suitable for individuals with mental health concerns, providing a supportive and nurturing environment. The primary goal of these courses is to empower students by enhancing their skills and confidence through a variety of engaging activities.

Throughout the program, students participate in external day trips, community volunteering opportunities, and work experience placements. These activities not only provide practical experience but also help students develop vital social and interpersonal skills. Additionally, students have the chance to explore their interests and talents through vocational courses offered at the college, including areas such as catering, construction, and music.

The curriculum of the SEND courses encompasses essential subjects such as literacy, numeracy, and IT, ensuring that students have a solid foundation in these areas. Furthermore, courses incorporate job search and employability skills training, preparing students for future employment opportunities or further education. By providing a holistic approach to learning, these courses aim to support students in achieving their full potential and successfully transitioning into adulthood with confidence and skills for success.