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Supported Internships – West London Alliance

Created: 08/07/2024, Bright Futures @Ruils

Who by? West London Alliance

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Why might it be of interest?

If your young person is interested in a supported internship this document is a good place to start.  You will find supported internship information on local offer pages and there’s a link to the relevant pages on the AfC website below.

This is a lot of information to wade through but it does follow a format and it should be clear quite quickly whether what the supported internship is offering would be of interest to your young person.

https://wla.london/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/WLA-Supported-Internship-Guide-24-25.pdf

The format is:

  • The name of the provider
  • Their supported internship partner
  • Where
  • Who to contact
  • No of placements
  • Date of placement
  • Acceptance and eligibility criteria
  • What work experience opportunities are being offered

Basic eligibility criteria include:

  • Young people with MLD
  • Age 18-24
  • Able to commit to the programme – usually 10 months, 5 days a week
  • Have an EHCP
  • Be an independent traveler or willing to undergo travel training

 AfC – Supported Internship pages:  https://kr.afcinfo.org.uk/pages/local-offer/information-and-advice/training-and-employment/supported-iternships

You need to keep your EHCP Case Worker informed but it is up to you to research potential supported internships and organise interviews, etc.

Categories: Education & Employment, Employment

Tags: supported internships

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