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All About 3797 Level 1

All About 3797 Level 1. Just to clear this up, ‘3797’ is NOT the name of a Boeing aeroplane. The figure ‘3797’ is just a course code, so relax and don’t worry about it!!!

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All About 3797 Level 1

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  1. All About 3797Level 1 • Just to clear this up, ‘3797’ is NOT the name of a Boeing aeroplane. The figure ‘3797’ is just a course code, so relax and don’t worry about it!!! • What you DO need to know is that this course is a qualification all about ‘Preparing for Employment’. The activities you will undertake should arm you with essential survival skills for the workplace and life in general. “So, what do I have to do to get the qualification?” Well, it’s like the old saying “you get out what you put in”. Under the supervision of your 3797 tutor you will build up a portfolio of evidence that will be handed-in to an examiner at the end of your time on the E2E programme. If you put in the effort & attend all timetabled sessions then you will stand a really good chance of completing the full 3797 qualification. The certificate proves to employers that you are capable of working at Level 1 (up to a Grade D at GSCE level)!

  2. Your Portfolio… Your aim is to complete 5 different units, which are called 501, 502, 503, 504 & 505. Each unit covers a different area of personal and professional development. Don’t start to panic, we provide all the info you need about these units! Planning for Progression… • This unit is all about preparing for • your programme, identifying your learning needs, and getting to know your fellow group-mates. Here are examples of some tasks you may complete during this unit: • Typing up your course timetable. • Creating a poster showing the ways you support others & others support you. • Finding out about members of the group. • Agreeing an Action Plan with your tutor. • Taking part in fun group challenges. • Drawing a map of where you study, so you can find your way around much easier! 501

  3. Exploring Careers • Unit 502 is really about getting you ready for work! • Using the internet to research job conditions, vacancies & placements. • Recognising your skills, interests, values & events that influence you. • Building a CV, application form & covering letter to help you find work. • Practising interview techniques! 502 • Developing Skills in the Workplace • Unit 503 covers Health & Safety at work, effective & ineffective communication, and teamwork. The activities you will participate in during this module may include: • Designing a group Health & Safety Leaflet. • Filming a video showing emergency Health & Safety procedures! • Acting out role plays to demonstrate different styles of communication. • Working with others to overcome challenging situations e.g. building a raft that floats on water, or finding the cheapest way to travel the country! 503

  4. Understanding Citizenship You will really be able to get ‘out there’ and do something active in this unit. By the end of this module you will have learned about your rights & responsibilities, and how to make good social choices. You will be required to plan and carry out a project of your choice that benefits the community. Finally, you (and your team) will judge whether or not your project has been a success, thinking of ways to improve it next time. 504 Here are some examples of citizenship projects carried out by previous 3797 groups: Graffiti Project... Canvas Graffiti Art was to produced to raise awareness of community issues such as Abortion, Drugs, and Gun Crime. Wet Sponges... Learners threw wet sponges at their tutors in Nov 2007. Just one of many activities to help raise money for Children in Need.

  5. Independent Living Unit 505 is all about taking care of your body & mind, personal finances, and home. By completing the following activities you will learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle for yourself! 505 Different food groups You could investigate the main food groups and then create a brochure or a poster explaining how to achieve a good nutritional balance. Or, you may want to keep a one-week food diary!!! The Importance of Sleep & Exercise You might decide to find out how much sleep and exercise the average person needs, and then create a good sleep & exercise guide for you to follow, helping you to improve your lifestyle! Managing Your Money Learn how to look after (and get more for) your money and avoid getting into financial difficulty. D.I.Y in the Home Become your own architect, using photos & pictures to build an image of what your dream home will look like. Show how you will clean & maintain your home, and deal with emergencies that may arise.

  6. Tips on how to survive the 3797 course… County Training is nothing like school. It is an adult environment, which requires you to think and act on your own initiative. Therefore, the tutors expect you to remember; to follow health & safety instructions given by your Tutor and / or Training Adviser. to keep your mobile turned off during sessions unless an emergency has arisen. not to swear or be abusive to others in the group, but to show respect. to use the Internet sensibly whilst staying away from harmful sites e.g. porn. not to consume drinks in the room because of potential spillages on PC’s & people!

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