
Community Role
LEAD College delivers vocational education and training that equips students with practical, job‑ready skills. With a focus on community services, early childhood, disability support, and leadership, the College plays an important role in strengthening the local workforce and supporting people to enter or advance in caring professions. Its programs combine theory with hands‑on learning, helping students gain the confidence and experience needed to contribute to their communities.
Connection to Big Yellow Umbrella
Big Yellow Umbrella regularly supports students completing placements, training, and practical experience in community services and early childhood settings. LEAD College’s qualifications align closely with BYU’s work with families, young people, and community programs. This creates opportunities for collaboration through student placements, professional development, and shared learning that benefits both students and the community.
Shared Impact
The relationship between LEAD College and Big Yellow Umbrella strengthens the local community services workforce. LEAD College provides high‑quality training and emerging professionals, while BYU offers real‑world experience, mentoring, and community‑based learning environments. Together, they help develop skilled, compassionate workers who contribute to a stronger, more supported community.
