Are you a young mum or dad, or will be soon? If you're aged 16 to 19, or up to 25 if you have a statement of educational need, and would like to find out what courses and training you can do, take a look at the Teen parents education and training prospectus.
There are lots of different courses aimed at young parents that you can do. You can learn subjects like cooking, managing your money, using computers, or even take flexible college courses and apprenticeships. Doing a course is a great way to meet other young parents, perhaps gain some qualifications and improve your prospects for the future.
Download the Teen parents education and training prospectus 2010/11 (Adobe PDF, 385KB)
Eastbourne
Young Parent’s Programme – a six-week course at WRVS, Calverly Road,
Eastbourne
Monday and Tuesdays, starting September 2011. Courses also start in January and May 2012.
If you are aged 16 – 18 and are expecting a baby or are already the mum or dad of a young child then this is for you. You will:
- meet other people who are doing the same amazing job as you
- get a Level 1 award
- get your lunch free
- get your transport paid for.
You will talk about Child Development and Caring for Young Children as well as have the time to talk to other people who are sharing the same experience.
For more information:
Hastings
Me and my baby – an 18-week course 4 hours a week.
This practical and fun course will develop your skills as your baby's first teacher. You'll also be able to gain an Entry Level Award, a Level One Award, Functional Skills Maths and Functional Skills English. Your transport costs will be paid for and there's a creche for your baby while you learn.To find out more, phone Carol on 01424 439340 or text 07789 317656 and we will call you back.
If you are a young parent and you’d like to talk to someone about what
courses you can do, you can contact CRI Connexions by:
