Foundation Learning - People and Places

View The Isle of Wight College's standard entry requirements for full-time college courses (depending on the level of the course to be studied).

There are no formal entry requirements for this course, but a willingness to learn and work within a college structure is essential.

This program will help you to develop the personal and work-related skills that could enable you to progress into further learning or supported employment, or enhance your independent living skills. You can also choose specialist units or develop the kind of skills and ability that are of interest to you. By taking units in areas which you enjoy, you will also boost your confidence

This program could lead to you leading a more independent life, using skills that you have learned to help you with tasks in the home, personal activities, or those that can assist you with dealing with the outside world. These qualifications could also lead you to some supported employment activities, where you could be helping someone else perform their job.

There may be a cost for purchasing equipment or uniform for this course. Find out about financial support available.

Within this course sits Vocational Tasters in - Health & Social Care, Travel & Tourism, Digital and Catering. For other vocational areas see our other Foundation Learning Areas. Engineering, Transport and Trades as well as Practical & Creative Industries.