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TRANSITION IN ACTION

  • Start date:   August 2026
  • Level of Qualification:   SCQF Level 3
  • Course Type:   Full-time

TRANSITION IN ACTION

This course is perfect for you if you have additional needs and keen to become more independent after your time at school or college.

Start date - August 2026   
End date - June 2027  
SCQF Level -  3 

Mode - Full time    

Days: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday   
Times:  9.15am - 4pm 
Duration:  August until June 

The course focuses on two main areas: personal and social development and transitioning into adulthood. 

You’ll get to: 

  • Learn life skills  
  • Meet inspiring guest speakers  
  • Explore career options with visits to local businesses and workshops on job skills 

It’s all about helping you grow, make new friends, and get ready for the next step on your journey.

 

  • What the course includes

    This course offers you the opportunity to learn by sharing your experiences and understanding of important topics and issues. 

    You’ll gain the skills and knowledge to evaluate, plan, and manage your learning, making smooth and effective transitions. Throughout the year, you’ll research and investigate subjects like health and wellbeing, life skills, planning your future, and making decisions. These topics will help you develop essential skills for your journey ahead. 

    You’ll also explore the concept of ‘self,’ gaining a deeper awareness of your personal and social development needs. You will discover your strengths and the unique qualities that make you who you are. This course is all about supporting you to grow, thrive, and confidently plan your next step! 

Why choose this course

One exciting part of the course is The Welcome Market, where you’ll gain key skills in selling and working with customers across the college. It’s a great way to practice real-world skills in a supportive environment. 

You’ll also have a range of opportunities to work with others, both within the college and with external groups. The course includes sessions with key agencies like Skills Development Scotland, employers, external support agencies, and college staff from various vocational areas. 

 

Entry requirements

All applicants will engage in an informal interview with staff to establish their needs and what opportunities are available to them. 

If English is not your first language, ESOL Level 5 is an entry requirement for this course. 

  • Where it leads

    Progression onto further study if applicable or to other opportunities available outwith college. 

Interview arrangements

We will invite you for an informal chat so we can tell you about the course and find out what you need.  

The college works closely with all secondary schools in West Lothian and staff in school will advise you when the transition period has been agreed for your school. If you are a school pupil speak to staff in school about what’s on offer at college.

Please click here to view Interview Questions

 

Fees, Finance & Funding

There may be help available to assist with your study related costs. Impartial, confidential help and advice on financial matters is available from the Student Funding Team - including Bursaries, Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA), Student Awards Agency for Scotland, Student Loans Company and student support funds. Click here to find out more

 

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