Foundation Education

We believe that offering young people the right support network with a variety of options will motivate and inspire them to achieve. We want students to feel confident and excited about starting Full Time study which is why our Pathway courses offer a route into study at College. From a Pathway programme, students may progress onto Internships, Apprenticeships, supported employment or further study within the College.

PATHWAY COURSES

All Pathways courses at LMC provide you with a positive foundation into studying at the College. Here at LMC we currently offer Pathway course invarious options:-

Animal Studies Pathway

Caring Professions Pathway

Digital Technology Pathway

Art & Design Pathway

Sports & Public Services Pathway – Level 1

Sports & Public Services Pathway – Level 2

Pathway to Service Industries

Introduction to Catering

Hair & Beauty Pathway

14-16 Learning at LMC

Some programmes are offered to learners aged 14-16, in specialist cases which are agreed by the school, Student Services, an educational establishment or Local Authorities.

14-16 learning at LMC

Supported Internships with LMC

The Supported Internship programme is a transition to work programme for young people who want to gain work experience and develop their skills to be able to get a job.

This programme is for young people who:

Have an EHCP (Education, Health & Care Plan)
Are 18-24 years old
Can travel independently or be willing to take part in travel training
Want to get a paid job
Can behave and dress in a professional manner as advocates for the college

More information on Supported Internships

There are no courses available, please check again in the near future.

YOUR could progress on to...

Apprenticeships
Supported Employment
Further study at LMC
Internships

Foundation Education offers you the opportunity to sample a range of vocational areas to help find the right one for you. The courses we offer will help you progress into other areas of College, training or employment and give you the skills and confidence to gain relevant qualifications. All courses include work experience or working in real work environments within the College and you will also get the chance to take part in enterprise and fund raising activities throughout the year.

This could be your opportunity to progress into the career you want.

Lindsey Walker, Head of Foundation Education

YOUR TUTOR(S)

Mike Ferguson

Teaches: Supported Internships

All you need to start the Supported Internship course is enthusiasm, motivation, energy and determination. As the course progresses, you will develop your employability, personal and social skills, which will enable you to increase your independence and develop your confidence and self-esteem. All of these new skills will ensure that you are better prepared to enter the workplace as a skilled and effective employee.