Joseph Priestley College

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Joseph Priestley College

offers full and part-time courses for adults with learning disabilities within their entry level programmes:

PALS

This is a two-year full time course for 19 25 year olds which helps those with severe learning disabilities to prepare for further study, training or independent living. It covers basic education, social education, pre- independent skills, recreation and creative development as well as vocational preparation.

Alyson Lampear or Ian Forward
 307 6000

Working With Us (WWU)

A vocational based course designed to give learners the opportunity to learn skills for supported employment in catering, retail and horticulture.

Sheila Boocock at Peel Street
 307 0000

Access to Community Employment (ACE)

On this course most time is spent with an employer. A visiting tutor gives extra support.

Skills for Supported Living (SSL) A course providing skills for living within a supported environment.

Pete Vickers
 307 6000

Choices

A range of different classes (each lasting 2 hours).

Siobhan McClelland at the Alec Beevers Centre
 307 6002

For enquiries on all of these courses contact the college helpline on
 307 6111

Or speak to Pete Vickers (Programme Manager), Joseph Priestley College, Elmfield, Bridge Street, Morley, Leeds LS27 0EX
 307 6000
 helpline@josephpriestley.ac.uk
 http://www.joseph-priestley.ac.uk

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