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Pathways to Independence: SEND Learning at Northumberland Skills

Updated: Apr 2, 2025

Northumberland Skills offers five SEND pathways designed for 16-25 year olds with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND), helping them take important steps toward adulthood.


Northumberland Skills' SEND learners in class at their Alnwick Campus
Northumberland Skills' SEND learners in class at their Alnwick Campus

Northumberland Skills believes that every learner deserves the opportunity to gain confidence, independence and essential skills for life and future work or volunteering opportunities.


Pathways to Independence: SEND Learning at Northumberland Skills

Northumberland Skills offers a range of pathways, each focused on developing life skills, employability and independence:


Pathway 1: Personal Progress – Building confidence and essential life skills.

Pathway 2: Promoting Independence – Developing skills for daily living and greater self-sufficiency.

Pathway 3: Foundation in Occupational Pathways – Preparing learners for work and future opportunities.

Pre-Internships & Supported Internships – Gaining real-world experience with extra support to transition into employment.


No matter the starting point, their supportive team will help each learner progress at their own pace, ensuring they are ready for the next step - whether that’s further education, employment or more independent living.


Discover more at an open event

The best way to learn about Northumberland Skills' SEND Local Offer is to visit in person.


The next SEND open event is on Saturday 12th April, 10am-1pm at their Alnwick Campus. Find out more and secure your free space at this event by clicking here.


This is a great chance to meet the friendly team, explore the campus and see how they can support your young person's journey.


📅 Find our upcoming events here: www.northumberlandskills.co.uk/events

📍 Learn more about our SEND pathways: www.northumberlandskills.co.uk/local-offer


If you have any questions for the team, completing this short application form will ensure a member of the team contacts you to discuss the SEND pathways in more detail.

 
 
 

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