Learning for life and work
Introduction '''Learning for life and work''' is a subject taught in secondary schools in Northern Ireland.
Key Stage 3 The curriculum at Key Stage 3 covers::* employability, :* home economics, :* local and global citizenship:* personal development. It is a compulsory subject but not a subject title. Schools are free to deliver the four strands in ways that suit their students.
Key Stage 4 There remains a statutory requirement to cover key topics::*Employability:*Personal development:*Local and global citizenship  The school may decide how to deliver the content.A GCSE is offered with the title '''Learning for life and work (2017)''' It is modular and work covers the following areas::*Unit 1: Local and global citizenship (diversity and inclusion, government and politics, human rights):*Unit 2: Personal development (physical health, mental health, sexual health, parenting, personal finance):*Unit 3: Employability (globalisation, recruitment, employment rights, careers):*Unit 4: Investigation (an in-depth study on a topic from Units 1-3)There is an entry level certificate available too. '''Entry Level Learning for Life and Work (2015)'''  It contains nine modules::Local and Global Citizenship:*    Unit 1: Learning to Live Together:*     Unit 2: My Rights and Being Responsible:Personal Development:*     Unit 3: Developing My Self-Management Skills:*     Unit 4: Getting to Know Myself:*     Unit 5: Travelling in My Community:Employability:*    Unit 6: Workplace learning:*     Unit 7: Applying for Jobs and Courses:*     Unit 8: Planning My Business:*    Unit 9: Making My Business Work.
References
External links *  Northern Ireland Curriculum KS3: Learning for life and work*  Northern Ireland Curriculum KS4: Learning for life and work