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• How do i apply for work experience through lifeskills?

  Work experience through LifeSkills is open to students aged 14-19 in full time education only. When a student has earned 250 points online or been taught LifeSkills in class, log in or register to access our work experience search. Once you find a placement and choose the dates you want, we’ll give you contact details for your chosen business.

• What is the age range for lifeskills?

  Students aged 14+ are able to register for their own LifeSkills account and access all of the online content for that age group. Adult learners can see the Working Life tab and there will an update due later this year that users can access directly with a focus on starting a business or working more flexibly.

• How do i earn points on lifeskills?

  By signing up to LifeSkills online you’ll earn points for visiting pages, using tools or watching videos. At 250 points, you’ll unlock milestones to help you track your LifeSkills progress. Show employers how hard you’re working to improve your skills by adding them to your CV or LinkedIn profile. Find out more .

• What are open motor skills and serial motor skills?

  Examples of open motor skills are: Basketball is an example of an open motor skill. Serial motor skills are a joint combination of continuous movement and discrete motor skills that are combined to form a complex skill. Discrete motor skills are quick and deliberate movements such as a kick, throw, catch, twist, turn, or punch.

• What is at life skills autism Academy?

  Our Story about At Life Skills Autism Academy, our mission is to help children with autism write their own success stories. Studies have proven that early-intervention offers the most promising outcomes for children with autism, which is why we specialize in treatment for children ages 6 and under.