Yes. Unity College accepts learners with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). Placements are typically agreed through local authority consultation, and enquiries from families and professionals are welcomed.

Unity College offers smaller class sizes, specialist teaching approaches and personalised learning pathways that help learners achieve qualifications while building confidence, resilience and independence.

The college provides structured routines, predictable learning environments and tailored support strategies that help autistic learners develop communication skills, emotional regulation, self-confidence and independence.

Yes. Unity College provides opportunities for learners to develop practical skills, employability skills and workplace readiness through vocational learning and preparation-for-adulthood programmes.

Preparation for adulthood is a key focus of the college. Learners develop independence, communication, decision-making, social and employability skills that support successful transitions into adult life.

Smaller class sizes allow tutors and support staff to provide focused, personalised support and build strong relationships with learners.