Young People's Learning
Preparing young people for their future careers
Our Young People’s Learning programmes support young people with additional needs to move confidently into adult life.
We do this by delivering two programmes: Pathways, and Supported Internship. These help build resilience, knowledge and practical skills. Learning takes place in the classroom, outdoors and through real work experience.
We provide tailored support for young people with special educational needs (SEN) so they can progress and achieve their goals.
We believe our learners have a lot to offer in the workplace. Earning a living can boost their confidence and self-esteem.
Programmes
Pathways
The Pathways programme helps young people to become more confident in making personal and independent choices. It helps them to see how their choices affect their wellbeing.
Pathways
Supported Internship
Supported Internships are designed for young people who want to move into employment. The programme provides work experience for young people with special educational needs and disabilities who have education, health and care plans.
Functional Skills
Functional skills in maths and English are part of our Pathways or Supported Internship programmes. Learners progress towards a nationally recognised qualification.
Functional Skills
Apply
To apply for a Pathways or Supported Internship opportunity with Hampshire County Council complete an application form and email it to [email protected].