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Give Your SEND Students a Supported Start into Employment
Help to bridge the employment gap for young people with SEND
Cornwall EBP is excited to announce the Supported Work Experience Programme 2025: an innovative pilot project to tackle the underrepresentation of young people with SEND in the workforce.
The Challenge: Currently, less than 5% of young people with SEND transition into employment compared to over 80% of their peers. A survey conducted by Mencap in 2018 revealed that at least 65 per cent of people interviewed with a learning disability said they would like to be in paid work.
Give Your SEND Students a Supported Start into Employment
Help to bridge the employment gap for young people with SEND
Cornwall EBP is excited to announce the Supported Work Experience Programme 2025: an innovative pilot project to tackle the underrepresentation of young people with SEND in the workforce.
The Challenge: Currently, less than 5% of young people with SEND transition into employment compared to over 80% of their peers. A survey conducted by Mencap in 2018 revealed that at least 65 per cent of people interviewed with a learning disability said they would like to be in paid work.
Meeting the Challenge: Cornwall EBP is building a 5-day work experience program specifically designed for students with SEND. This program will provide a meaningful alternative to traditional work experience placements and equip students with the skills and confidence to succeed in the workplace.
Benefits for Your School:
Inclusive opportunities: Offer your SEND students a valuable way to explore career options.
Supported experiences: Our experienced team will design a program tailored to your students' needs.
Variety of activities: Employer engagement, offsite visits, travel training, employability skills workshops, and more!
Join the Pilot
Learn more about the program and how to submit your expression of interest at the Work Experience Conference on Thursday, December 5th. All work experience coordinators from schools that are part of EBP’s Approved Work Experience Programme are invited to attend each year and we are encouraging your school to ensure you secure your place at this year’s event.
Working together to create a more inclusive workforce
Helping bridge the employment gap for young people with SEND.
Cornwall EBP is delighted to announce the Supported Work Experience Programme 2025: an innovative funded pilot project to tackle the underrepresentation of young people with SEND in the workforce.
The Challenge: Currently, less than 5% of young people with SEND transition into employment compared to over 80% of their peers. A survey conducted by Mencap in 2018 revealed that at least 65 per cent of people interviewed with a learning disability said they would like to be in paid work.
Meeting the Challenge: EBP will run a 5-day programme specifically designed for students with SEND to offer a meaningful alternative to traditional placements, and equip students with the skills and confidence to succeed in the workplace.
Benefits for Your Students:
Inclusive Opportunities: Help your SEND students explore the world of work in a supportive group-work format
EBP Program Leadership: Our experienced team will work with you to build a programme that meets your students' needs.
Variety of Activities: employer engagement, offsite visits, employability skills workshops, and more!
Join the Pilot: Schools can submit anExpression of Interest to be considered for one of the ten funded pilot programmes. Schools selected for the pilot will need to:
Provide a named contact to liaise over planning, delivery and post-programme review.
Enlist support from your SLT
Complete a planning meeting with an EBP Project Manager to draw up an action plan
Engage with parents and carers
Complete a final review meeting and written case study of your programme
Let’s Work Together for an Inclusive Workforce: Please submit your Expression of interest via this link:
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