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e2e
Training aimed at 16-18 year olds
Don’t want to stay on at school or college and don’t feel ready to go straight into work? If so, e2e could be for you.
If you're aged 16-18, live in England, and not taking part in any form of post-16 learning, you can start e2e which may help you to go onto an Apprenticeship, further learning, or a job.
You'll be expected to take part in learning in three core areas: basic and key skills, vocational development, and personal and social development. Your Personal Adviser can tell you more about it and together you can plan what's right for you.
e2e is not time-bound, it's based on the needs of each individual. You may need short periods of time to prepare for entry to an Apprenticeship, employment, or further vocational learning opportunities. If you have more complex personal and social needs you may need more time before you are ready to enter and maintain suitable training and employment.
Attendance should normally be 30 hours a week, for a minimum of 10 weeks. However, learners can start attending for 16 hours a week, but must build this up to 30 hours as soon as possible. The hours you do will depend on your learning ability, aims, needs, and progression choices.
Learners taking part on e2e programmes can apply for an Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA). Since 30th June 2008, all eligible learners taking an LSC funded e2e programme are entitled to the maximum EMA of £30 a week regardless of their household income.
Don’t want to stay on at school or college and don’t feel ready to go straight into work? If so, e2e could be for you.
If you're aged 16-18, live in England, and not taking part in any form of post-16 learning, you can start e2e which may help you to go onto an Apprenticeship, further learning, or a job.
You'll be expected to take part in learning in three core areas: basic and key skills, vocational development, and personal and social development. Your Personal Adviser can tell you more about it and together you can plan what's right for you.
e2e is not time-bound, it's based on the needs of each individual. You may need short periods of time to prepare for entry to an Apprenticeship, employment, or further vocational learning opportunities. If you have more complex personal and social needs you may need more time before you are ready to enter and maintain suitable training and employment.
Attendance should normally be 30 hours a week, for a minimum of 10 weeks. However, learners can start attending for 16 hours a week, but must build this up to 30 hours as soon as possible. The hours you do will depend on your learning ability, aims, needs, and progression choices.
Learners taking part on e2e programmes can apply for an Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA). Since 30th June 2008, all eligible learners taking an LSC funded e2e programme are entitled to the maximum EMA of £30 a week regardless of their household income.