Personal Progress (Pathways)

The Personal Progress (Pathways) course at Bedford College is a 1-year program for learners with special educational needs and/or disabilities. It provides a supportive environment to develop essential skills for independent living.

Students engage in subjects like independent living skills, community access, and enterprise, with a focus on practical skills that promote independence. Classes are held three days a week, allowing for hands-on learning experiences.

Graduates can pursue further vocational training or employment pathways, finding opportunities as support workers, community assistants, or in various vocational fields, with transferable skills to adapt to different job markets and industries.