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We know that not everyone wants to start College in September and not everyone can. We also know that some individuals need to take their studies at different speeds and may want to get different things out of their time at College, not just qualifications.

Late Start Programmes

York College has created a number of Late Start programmes for young people. These courses are bespoke, flexible courses which can be tailored to suit the needs of the individual. They’re aimed at anyone who wants to get a qualification but has not yet found a course or a college that works for them.

It is most important that you’re happy at York College and that you enjoy your studies. We want to make sure you learn, make friends, have fun and get to do things you enjoy both in and out of the classroom.

You can talk to us about any aspect of coming to York College and ask any questions, whether they’re about courses, costs, transport, or if you’re nervous about starting something new, we’ll listen to you and make sure you know we’re here to support you.

To apply for a course please visit our application page.
 

Courses available

November start

Level 2 Skills Centre 
This course is based around employment, training and personal development. It has been designed to help with key employability skills development and self-confidence, whilst also focusing on English and Maths if you have not secured a 4 or above at GCSE. (3 days a week).

Level 2 Workskills and Level 3 Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)
This Level 2 programme is based around employment, training and skills and allow experience within a range of subject areas across college. The courses are designed to help with key employability skills development and focus on preparing to next steps either into education or employment.
The Extended Project Qualification runs alongside the Workskills Qualification, this qualification will help develop academic skills supporting progression to university. Please note, to study Workskills and EPQ you will need to have achieved a GCSE grade 4 or above in English Language and Maths. 

January start

Level 2 Skills Centre
This course is based around employment, training and personal development. It has been designed to help with key employability skills development and self-confidence, whilst also focusing on English and Maths if you have not secured a 4 or above at GCSE. (3 days a week).

Level 2 Art & Design 

Level 1 Sport 

For an informal discussion about the Late Start provision please contact info@yorkcollege.ac.uk.