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Alternative education options for Worcestershire’s young adult learners
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The Bromsgrove Standard
AS THE new academic year approaches, Worcestershire County Council’s Learning Services are unveiling their refreshed Young Adult Learning Worcestershire (YAL) programme, starting this September.
Young Adult Learning Worcestershire provides an engaging alternative to Sixth Form or College for young people aged 16 to 19, giving leaners a dedicated space to achieve and succeed.
Learners can take part in qualification-based study programmes and traineeships in a supportive environment designed to help them to achieve and succeed.
In addition, YAL’s Supported Internship programme is returning for its second year, delivered in partnership with Worcestershire Acute NHS Trust.
Anna Lee, manager of learning services for Worcestershire County Council, said, “Young Adult Learning Worcestershire is all about giving learners the confidence and skills they need to achieve their goals.
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