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Learning4Life specialises in providing a bespoke education to those that don't get on in mainstream education.
We provide a number of bespoke courses for young teenagers to adults, catering from ability to disability there is an option for everybody.
Programme Overview
For 14-16 year olds, our school offers a 5 day programme, which runs from 9AM to 2:45PM, Monday to Friday. Learners have the opportunity to engage with a variety of topics throughout the year, such as:
- Sport
- Cookery
- ICT
- Painting
- Craft
- Enterprise
- Skills for Independent Living
These topics compliment the mandatory lessons in English, Maths, Science and Personal, Social and Health Behaviour.
Learners also have the opportunity to access our fully maintained and equipped gym as part of the PE curriculum, alongside outdoor activities.
Who is this programme for?
Learners aged 14 to 16, who require small group teaching, learning and bespoke approaches to learning.
How do I apply?
You can contact us for a chat and to arrange a visit to come in to look around at any point in the year. Discussions on changes to schools may also need to occur during your Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) review meeting.
Visit the Contact Page for methods on how to get in touch.
Entry requirements
Learners aged 14 to 16 with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
Programme Overview
For 14-16 year olds with English as an Additional Language (EAL), our school offers a 5 day programme which runs from 9AM to 2:45PM, Monday to Friday. Learners have the opportunity to engage with a variety of topics throughout the year such as:
- Sport
- Cookery
- ICT
- Painting
- Craft
- Enterprise
- Skills for Independent Living
These topics compliment the mandatory lessons in English (ESOL curriculum delivery with the opportunity for Functional Skills achievement), Math, Science and Personal, Social and Health Behaviour.
Who is this programme for?
Learners with very limited English language skills, who, as a result, cannot attend mainstream secondary school until their English skills have developed, would benefit from this programme.
This programme is only a Stepping Stone to support the progression into mainstream school for those who require intense EAL support.
How do I apply?
Applications to come directly from the Local Authority (North East Lincolnshire Council) to the Principal; Claire Smith, you may contact her directly at claire@learning4life-gy.co.uk
Entry requirements
ESOL initial assessment at Entry Level 2 or below.
Programme Overview
Out part-time programme for 14 to 16 year olds runs on a Monday & Tuesday 9AM to 2:45PM. This timetable has been designed to allow learners the opportunity to attend mainstream secondary schools whilst also having support for the development of English as an additional language.
This programme is embedded within our full-time timetable. The sessions delivered on our part time programme are as follows:
- English – ESOL Curriculum delivery with the opportunity of achievement of Functional Skills English
- Math – With ESOL embedded in order to develop the English language skills needed in studying Math in English
- ICT – With ESOL embedded in order to develop English vocabulary for ICT terms
- Physical Education (PE)
Who is this programme for?
Learners with limited English language skills, who would progress well in mainstream secondary school with additional EAL support, until the point at which their English skills have developed. This programme is only a steeping stone to support the progression into full time mainstream school for those who require EAL support.
How do I apply?
Applications to come directly from the Local Authority (North East Lincolnshire Council) to the Principal; Claire Smith, you may contact her directly at claire@learning4life-gy.co.uk
Entry requirements
ESOL initial assessment at Entry Level 2 or below.
Programme Overview
Our full time ESOL Study Programme is a bespoke Local Authority funded programme for learners aged 16-19, who are developing their English language skills in order to support their progression to mainstream Further Education providers within the area.
Our Full-Time Study Programme runs Monday to Thursday 10AM to 4PM and is thoroughly focused on providing a rich learning experience that embeds English language development, both inside and outside of the classroom.
- English – ESOL Curriculum delivery with the opportunity of achievement of Functional Skills English
- Math – With ESOL embedded in order to develop the English language skills needed in studying Math in English
- ICT – With ESOL embedded in order to develop English vocabulary for ICT terms
- Physical Education (PE)
- Topic (cookery, painting, sewing, skills for independent living, art, employability)
- PSHE (personal, social and health education)
Who is this programme for?
This is a bespoke Local Authority funded programme.
How do I apply?
Direct referral from the Local Authority.
Entry requirements
N/A
Programme Overview
Our Post-16 offer is a 3 day programme that runs from 9AM to 3PM, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Learners have the opportunity to engage with a variety of topics throughout the year such as:
- Sport
- Employability
- ICT
- Painting
- Craft
- Enterprise
- Skills for Independent Life
Who is this programme for?
Learners aged 16 to 19 who require small group teaching, learning support and bespoke approaches to learning.
How do I apply?
You can contact us for a chat and to arrange a visit to come in to look around at any point in the year. Discussions on changes to schools may also need to occur during your Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) review meeting.
Visit the Contact Page for methods on how to get in touch.
Entry requirements
Learners aged 16 to 19 with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
Programme Overview
Our Supported Internships are a stepped approach to supporting learners with SEND into employment. In the first term, learners will be supported to prepare for their Internship placement in their Employability classes and then gradually introduced to their work placement in Term 2. Each placement has 1:1 learning support with a Learning assistant who the learner has developed a relationship with throughout Term 1. All placements will be in the employment area that each learner is interested in. Learners will continue to attend English and Math classes throughout the year.
Who is this programme for?
Learners aged 16 to 19 who require small group teaching, learning support and bespoke approaches to learning.
How do I apply?
You can contact us for a chat and to arrange a visit to come in to look around at any point in the year. Discussions on changes to schools may also need to occur during your Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) review meeting.
Visit the Contact Page for methods on how to get in touch.
Entry requirements
Learners aged 16 to 19 with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
Programme Overview
This is a beginner ESOL class with bespoke craft-based product creation support and delivery of structured ESOL lessons focused on Speaking and Listening in English. The programme has limited places available at any given time and is an entry route onto accredited ESOL qualifications through structured support and introduction to the ESOL learning environment.
Who is this programme for?
This is a female only course aimed at supporting those with low level English language skills who are currently not in employment.
How do I apply?
You can contact us for a chat and to arrange an individual meeting with the tutor.
Visit the Contact Page for methods on how to get in touch.
Entry requirements
Not previously engaged with a Humber Learning Consortium programme at the same level of learning and currently unemployed.
Funding
Funded by the European Social Fund: Humber Learning Consortium Community Grants 5 project.
Programme Overview
Our Adult ESOL Programme is a bespoke Local Authority funded programme for learners who are developing their English language skills in order to support entry into employment and integration into the English culture.
Our Adult ESOL programmes run on various days for 8 hours in total. Delivery is based primarily in Cleethorpes, with one class per week delivered at the Skills Hub, 146 Freeman Street.
All learners will work towards the completion of an NOCN Certificate in ESOL Skills for Life through the completion of the following qualifications:
- Speaking and Listening
- Reading
- Writing
The level of qualification will be dependent upon the outcome of the stringent diagnostic and initial assessment. The programme is currently offered at Entry level 1, 2 and 3.
Who is this programme for?
This is a bespoke Local Authority funded programme.
How do I apply?
Direct referral from the Local Authority.
Entry requirements
N/A
Programme Overview
Our Adult ESOL Programme is for learners who are developing their English language skills in order to support entry into employment and integration into the English culture. Unlike alternative Functional Skills English courses, our ESOL course is delivered using the specific teaching, learning and assessment techniques for those with English as a second languiage. The Functional Skills English delivery, in opposition, is a programme designed for those with English already as their native language.
Our Adult ESOL programmes run on various days for 8 hours in total. Delivery is based primarily in Cleethorpes, with one class per week delivered at the Skills Hubs, 147 Freeman Street. All learners will work towards completion of a NOCN Certificate in ESOL Skills for Life through the completion of the following qualfiications:
- Speaking and Listening
- Reading
- Writing
The level of qualification will be dependent upon the outcome of the stringent diagnostic and initial assessment. The programme is currently offered at Entry level 1, 2 and 3.
Who is this programme for?
Any individual who is wishing to develop their English language skills.
How do I apply?
You can contact us for a chat and to arrange an individual meeting with the tutor.
Visit the Contact Page for methods on how to get in touch.
Entry requirements
N/A
Fees
A minimum of 2 hours per week must be subscribed in order for you to secure your place on the course. This would equate to £32 per month (payable in advance).
You can choose to have upto 8 hours delivery per week (at £4 per hour) and work at a pace suitable for you.
- 2 hours per week = £32 per month
- 4 hours per week = £64 per month
- 6 hours per week = £96 per month
- 8 hours per week = £128 per month