Course Overview
The Link 2 programme supports learners to develop their personal and employability skills. Learners take this programme to give them the skills to Link 2 supported internships or further study elsewhere in the college.
Link 2 is individualised according to your needs, some learners will spend one year on the programme, whereas others may spend longer before linking to their next step. Link 2 prepares learners for adulthood. Through real life projects and trips you will focus on future goals in education and employment, independent living, community and relationships, and being healthy.
Link 2 learners have the opportunity to experience a variety of different vocational areas throughout the year, such as:
- Art & Design
- Animal Care
- Catering
- Construction
- Motor Vehicle
Your learning experience will be tailored towards your interests. No formal qualifications are set for this course, but you need to demonstrate that you are committed to continuing to study Maths and English. You will be invited to attend two taster sessions. You and your parent/s or guardian/s will then be invited to attend an interview and asked to bring your Education and Health Care Plan if you have one.
Entry Requirements
No formal qualifications are set for this course.
After Your Course
Progression onto other college courses, internships or employment.
Fees
£1250.00
The fee displayed is the course fee. Course fees are per year for full-time & degree-level courses and per course for part-time courses.
There may be other costs associated with this course, e.g. kit, equipment, books, trips etc. Financial support may be available to support you with these. See the Student Money pages for more information.
Courses fees
The current full-time & degree-level fee information is related to the 2024/25 academic year.
Entry Level, Level 1 & Level 2 Courses
You may qualify for financial support to cover the cost of a government-funded qualification if any of the below apply to you:
- Receive an eligible means-tested benefit, e.g. JSA, ESA or Universal Credit
- Have an annual salary of less than £25,000
- Are aged 16-18 on 31/08/24 and are not studying at another school/college
- Do not already have a level 1, 2 or 3 qualification
- Have a household income under £35,000 and are in financial hardship
See the Student Money pages for more information.
