Entry Level 2/3 Skills For Working Life

The purpose of this City & Guilds qualification is to provide an opportunity for learners to develop a wide range of personal, social and work-related skills that will enable them to become more independent and gain appropriate work-related skills and/or work experience.

What will I study?

Core units - these are mandatory and include:

• Dealing with problems in daily life
• Working as part of a group
• Individual rights and responsibilities
• Healthy living
• Managing your own money
• Preparation for work

You may be able to choose from a range of vocational areas, including:

• Brickwork
• Catering and hospitality
• Horticulture
• Information technology
• Joinery
• Metalwork
• Motor vehicle

You will also study/complete:

• English and mathematics
• Work experience (as appropriate)
• Enterprise activity
• There will be a mixture of classroom and external contact.

There are no formal entry requirements but you must have:

A satisfactory college interview

Suitable references

Appropriate level of English and mathematics

Many learners progress to more advanced courses at East Riding College. You may also move into work or supported employment.