
Courses in East Sussex
All courses in East sussex are advertised on the East Sussex Czone.
After you have decided which course you would like to apply for, please fill in these 3 forms.
- The ESCC Application for Alternative Provision
- The ESF Short Form
- The ESF Eligibility Declaration
Courses in Brighton & Hove
Find out what courses are available for a February start or for the Summer term and check out our young person friendly flyers.
Once you have decided which course you would like to apply for please complete the following 4 Application Forms.
- The Parent and Learner Application Form
- The Referral Application Form
- The ESF Short Form
- The ESF Eligibility Declaration
If you are applying for the LIFE Programme you will also need to complete this section
Please return all Applications to Kirsty Peckham
Room 314, 3rd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS
kirsty.peckham@brighton-hove.gov.uk
See what Qualifications our Courses offer.
Important!
Please fill in all forms fully and accurately.
Forms that are not completed properly may have to be returned to the referrer for re-submission and in extreme circumstances may harm or prevent the referral from being accepted.
What is the KS4 Pre Engagement Programme?
This is an exciting partnership between BHCC, ESCC and the various recognised training providers.
The KS4 Pre Engagement programme is funded with European Social Fund monies. We offer a funded 'wrap-a-round' package of support which means the young person is offered a 12-week course, plus a Support Worker who works with the young person before, during and after their course. Their personalised programme includes personal targets as well as learning targets, which combine to support an identified progression plan with the referring agency. Personal development/ enrichment and team building activities form an essential part of their journey, and progression routes include the established KS4 Engagement Programme, School and College.
This is a roll on roll off programme with a support package designed to support 14-16 year olds who are not achieving their full potential within a traditional school environment. It is an alternative provision, which allows young people to develop their personal, essential and vocational skills, with the overriding aim being to help them make positive transitions at this important time in their lives and to reduce their likelihood of becoming NEET.
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