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Welcome To Our Centre

At Wolverhampton Vocational Training Centre (WVTC), we are dedicated to unlocking potential, building independence, and creating clear pathways to meaningful employment. We provide a supportive, inclusive, and practical learning environment tailored specifically for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

We believe that every student has unique strengths and the ability to thrive when given the right tools, encouragement, and practical experience. Our industry-focused vocational courses, combined with dedicated pastoral care, ensure that our learners not only gain recognized qualifications, but also develop the confidence, resilience, and life skills needed to step successfully into adulthood.

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Admissions

Wolverhampton Vocational Training Centre (WVTC) is a special school which provides 75-day places for 16–19-year-old students in an environment where pupils with identified and statemented Complex Cognitive Difficulties (MLD, SLD, ASD, ADHD), can access a specialised and holistic education.

The carefully planned environment and engaging, personalised curriculum on offer at WVTC is designed to meet the needs of students with a learning difficulty/disability.

All pupils must have an Education, Health and Care Plan naming the Centre.

We can only accept referrals from Local Authorities (LA). Whilst parents/carers are welcome to visit and can be provided with information about the centre, we cannot proceed to the admissions stage without local authority support.

Tribunals

Although parents/carers can indicate to their local authority the school of preference to be named the authority may not agree with the placement identified. In such circumstances parents have the right of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (SEN & Disability). The school will adhere to LA decisions.

Private Funding of Places

WVTC is unable to offer places to families who wish to independently fund the placement.

Communication and Confidentiality

All information relating to the proposed placement of any individual are confidential. There will be open and regular communication with relatives, carers and advocates, which acknowledge and respect the needs of each user.

The Centre will liaise with the local authority to ensure they are kept up to date.

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