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Skills for Independent Living
These courses are designed for learners with a range of additional needs. Learners joining these courses, which are offered at both the Deeside and Northop campuses, may be at present attending, or have attended a special school or college, day care centre or supported employment.
The department welcomes applications from any person with a learning disability; this is based on initial
interview and an initial assessment to determine the most suitable programme.

Courses

Did you know?
Students are encouraged to undertake work placements both in the college and outside. Placements improve confidence and have led to students taking up part-time jobs.

More information?
Telephone Student Services on 01244 834511 or send us an online message.

Apply now!
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Text APPDC with your name and address to 88020 to receive an application form in the post.
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Download the application form, print it, complete it and then post it to the Admissions Co-ordinator at Deeside College.
Student View
Name: Lucy Parry
Age: 24
Previous School: St Christopher’s, Wrexham
Course: Skills for Independent Living
"I like coming to college and meeting my friends, everyone is very friendly. I use the Refectory everyday, the food is very good and there is lots of choice. We have tried a lot of different sports during sports sessions and this was good fun. During our Basic Skills sessions we learnt about using money and our tutors help you when you need it".
Tutor Spotlight
Margaret Trinick
Margaret trained and worked as a primary school teacher before coming to Deeside College. She has helped to develop the Prospects – Skills for Life and Work programme which now boasts a 100% pass rate with many students progressing to mainstream courses.


