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Partners/Employment and Transitions
Previous Employers
These employers have assisted students by giving them work experience during the last five years. Click for link to website
- AEW Global
- The View From The Shard
- Department for Education with DS Workfit
- Ministry of Justice with DS Workfit
- Department of Works & Pensions
- South London Special League
- Thrive
- Eversheds
- South London Gallery
- Dulwich Library
- Kingswood Library
- Sainsburys – East Dulwich
- Tescos – Old Kent Road
- Royal Mail Sorting Office – Peckham
- Café 178
- Unity Café
- Nell Gwynn Nursery
- St Johns Nursery
- Bacon College – Sports Department
Employment and Transitions
Here we will put details of supported employment providers, colleges, Individual Supported Placements and general careers information on for students and parents.
Toucan Employment is a not-for-profit charity organisation who support people with learning difficulties/disabilities in Southwark, Lambeth, Brent and Lewisham.
Care Trade run “The Autism Project” a supported employment programme for young people on the autistic spectrum
There are a number of opportunities available to help you secure your journey to employment and a successful career.
Roots and Shoots deliver Retail Skills and Horticulture Skills. Within a Personal, Social Development (PSD) strand they deliver Employability and Personal Development all available at Award, Certificate or Diploma level.
Link to Lewisham College’s supported learning courses.
Highshore has a link course for some 6th form students at Lewisham College who offer supported learning courses.
Orchard Hill College programmes are designed for students over the age of 16 with a range of special needs. Offering social and vocational opportunities for students in the heart of their communities.
WorkFit is the Down’s Syndrome Association’s employment programmme which brings together employers and jobseekers who have Down’s syndrome.