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For students on mainstream courses, our Learner Support Team helps over 1,000 people each year achieve success. What support is available Your support plan will depend on your level of need and could include: Language, literacy and numeracy support, and/or a learning mentor Specialist teaching outside of class (for learning difficulties) A reading group Mentoring Specialist software and ...
The most popular colleges for our students are Merton, Carshalton, NESCOT, the Aurora Centre and South Thames College. Most young people can find the course they need in one of these. Start looking at colleges well in advance; check out their Open Days to see if you like the look of them. In November we’ll speak about colleges at the EHCP ...
The Aurora Centre (Merton College) for students with autistic spectrum disorder and complex needs; How will the College be able to support you? Our group of Colleges can support you in three different ways: in-class support; out of class support; and exam concession assessment.
Next event at Merton College. Merton College Open Event. Join us at our Open Event! Merton CollegeMerton College, London Road, Morden, SM4 5QXTags: Merton College. 27 June 2024 17:00-19:00. Find out more. Merton College Open Event. Join us at our Open Event! Merton CollegeMerton College, London Road, Morden, SM4 5QXTags: Merton College.
Aurora Centre (Merton) (0.6433Term Time Only) The role: The post holder will be required to provide support for the teaching staff within the Aurora Centre in Merton College in facilitating educational activities for young adults with an Education, Health and Care Plan. Young
12 de jun. de 2020 · South Thames College deliver courses in further and higher education across three college sites in Wandsworth, Tooting and Merton. The college also have a dedicated site in Merton called Aurora, a specialist centre for 16-25 year olds with an autistic spectrum disorder and/or complex needs. Each site has different courses available.
South Thames College - Aurora. Aurora is South Thames College's non-residential, specialist centre for 16-25 year olds with an autistic spectrum disorder and/or complex needs. It is based at the Merton Campus in Morden, Surrey. South Thames College offers bespoke educational opportunities in this specially designed centre.
