Supported Internship Noticeboard

Supported Internships provide a structured study programme for 16 to 24 year olds with learning difficulties and/or disabilities (LDD) who have a statement of special educational needs, LDA or EHCP, who want to move into employment and need extra support to do so. 

To read the full flyer, download the Supported Internship leaflet. 

A Supported Internship in Health and Social care is a college course/ work placement where you will learn skills to help you get a job.

To read the full flyer, download the Supported Internship in Health and Social Care leaflet.

A supported internship is a college course work placement where you will learn skills to help you get a job.

To read the flyer in full, download the Supported Internship Easy Read A5 leaflet.

Smart Internships is an initiative for people 16-25 years old, with an EHCP, who are not in employment, education or training. The scheme aims to re-engage young people and help them into work.

To read the flyer in full, download the Smart Internships Easy Read A5 Leaflet.

The Access to Work Support Programme helps with things like equipment, communication support, job coaches, and more.

To read the flyer in full, download the Access to Work leaflet.

A supported internship is a college course and work placement where you will learn skills to help you get a job.

To read the flyer in full, download the Easy Read Oxfordshire Supported Internship booklet.

The SMART internship provides a structured study programme for 16–24-year-olds who have a barrier to employment, an active EHCP (Education Health Care Plan) and who are not currently engaging in education. 

The programmes aim is to support young people with gaining skills and knowledge needed for employment.

To read the flyer in full, download the Oxfordshire Supported Internship booklet.