Independent living and housing

This pathway supports young people to live as independently as is possible. It covers all aspects of independent living and home management from budgeting and cooking to knowing what sources of support are available in the local community. 

We found 1191 challenges in the Preparing for Adulthood pathway 'Independent living and housing'

Challenge Level NLH
To understand how to minimise the risks when sharing personal information on the Internet.
Level 2  10
The learner will be able to wash, dry and styling own hair independently
Entry 2  10
Learners will develop an understanding of the different types and vulnerabilities of road users, and how their actions may affect others
Level 1  20
learners will participate in making kindling to sell, by recycling wooden pallets
Entry 2  20
To be able to recognise the potential risks of communicating through social media
Level 1  10
Learners will understand how personal information can be shared on the Internet and how to minimise the risks.
Entry 3  10
Learners will be able to recoginse their own medication
WTE1  10
To ensure young people have the knowledge and skills to safely protect online accounts.
Level 2  10
The learner will show an understanding of a balanced diet and healthy eating.
Entry 1  10
Learners will be able to independently complete all tasks associated with opening and closing a cafe/coffee shop
Entry 3  30
Learners will actively participate in preparing food and drink.
WTE1  10
Learners will have an understanding of the requirements when learning to ride a motorbike and the costs involved.
Level 1  10
Learners will be able to wash items of clothing by hand and review their performance
Entry 2  10
Learners will be able to recoginse own medication
Entry 2  10
Learners will develop an understanding of the potential hazards faced by motorcyclists and the safety precautions which could be taken to minimise accidents from happening
Level 1  10
Learners will learn the skills and techniques involved in shopping to improve independence and enhance confidence and communication.
Entry 1  10
To ensure young people have the knowledge and skills to safely use computer games
Level 1  10
Learners will be able to plan, cost, prepare and serve a healthy three course meal for guests using a budget of no more than £5.00 per head.
Level 2  30
Learners will produce a one page personal profile which records personal information and aspirations.
Entry 2  10
Learners will develop their functional English and Maths skills in the context of activities on transport and leisure in the community.
Entry 2  30