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List of Job/Work Clubs Work Clubs and community based employment services serving Wolverhampton Name and Opening Services Available How to Contact Address/s Times Berries Children's Friday • CV Building and up-dating Bill Johnson Centre 8am – 3pm • Online Application support Phone: 01902 550960 Greenacres Avenue • Job search Mobile: 07827819213 Underhill, • Portfolio building [email protected] Wolverhampton (interview preparation) WV10 8NZ • Interview skills • Redundancy support • City & Guilds 7546 - Employability & Personal Development (Level 1) Bilbrook and Thursday each • Job search support You can drop in every other Thursday Codsall Work Club fortnight between • CV preparation between 10am-12pm Bilbrook Children’s 10am - 12pm • help with basic IT Centre • help with job Tel: Please contact a V Chapman Lane Green First applications (01902) 846413 School [email protected] Bilbrook WV8 1EU Bingley Centre Tuesday and • Job search skills Drop in or telephone Norfolk Road Thursday • CV building 01902 714433 Wolverhampton 9.30am – 12:30pm • CV updating Email: WV3 0JE 1:1 • Application form support [email protected] • Cover letter writing Tuesday/Thursday • “Spec” letter writing Drop in • Information, Advice and 1pm – 3pm Guidance • Employment skills assessment • Personal support plans Bradley Resource Mondays and Ron and Violet Wright Action Group Thursdays Tel: 01902 498794 Hall Green St 11am - 3pm Methodist Chapel Hall Green St Bradley Bilston WV14 8th Brewood & Coven Fortnightly on a Cllr Wendy Sutton Brewood Library, Tuesday starting Tel: 01902 851682 Newport Street, 11th February Email [email protected] Staffordshire, 10am - 12pm ST19 9DT Changing Lives Thursdays • CV’s 01902 341822 (Platform 51) 12pm – 2. 30pm • Interview skills [email protected] Warstones (For girls & • Applications Error! Hyperlink reference not Claverley Drive women) • Help with benefit valid. Warstones forms Wolverhampton • Advice & guidance WV4 4QL Wed 12:30 to 2:30 Coseley Library Monday between • Drop in – not a required Tel: 01384 812775 Castle Street, 10.30am – 1pm attendance; Sally Forrest, Coseley, WV14 9DW • Job Search – Free Internet Access; [email protected] • Help in using the 1 Internet ; • Access to the top ten most popular Midland job Internet sites; • Express and Star – up to 10 days of news papers held for vacancies for jobs search; • Help with completing online job applications/registration s; • Help with setting up an email account for online job applications; • Help compiling and updating your CV; • Help compiling your cover letters for job applications; • Help completing job applications; • Interview techniques advice and support; • Careers advice; • Vacancy alert – We alert members via phone/text outside of the Work Clubs session should a suitable vacancy appear; • Re-Training:- advice on courses and re-training; • Free printing and Free calls to enquire about vacancies; • Signposting to other services which can support a return to work Eastfield Drop in • CV building and updating Contact Viv Buckard Community Centre Monday • Online Application support Phone: 01902 552295 Colliery Road 10am - 1pm • Job search Mobile: 07827 329387 Wolverhampton Friday • Portfolio building Viv.buckard@ymca- WV1 2QY 10am – 1pm (interview preparation) Wolverhampton.co.uk • Interview skills Also 1:1 by • Redundancy support appointment • City & Guilds 7546 - Employability & Personal Development (Level 1) Featherstone and Friday • CV advice Telephone Cllr. Bob Cope on 01922 Hilton Community 10am – 12pm • IT Support 414420 Centre • Job search activities [email protected] Baneberry Drive, or Liz Minshall Featherstone, 07870383628 WV10 7TR 2 Hope Family Centre Wednesday • CV Building and up-dating Viv Buckard Chervil Rise, 9.30am – 1pm and • Online Application support 07827329387 Wolverhampton 2pm – 4pm • Job search Viv.buckard@ymca- WV10 0HP • Portfolio building Wolverhampton.co.uk Thursday (interview preparation) 2pm - 4pm • Interview skills • Redundancy support • City & Guilds 7546 - Employability & Personal Development (Level 1) • 1-1 Sections by appointment • JSA Application support • Universal job match Jobchange Tuesdays • Job Search – Free Work Club Telephone 01902 714224 10 Red Lion Street 11am – 1pm Internet Access Prefer to book but can drop in. Wolverhampton • Help in using the Contact: Christian Sayer WV1 4HL Internet Email • Training to use the [email protected] Internet, email and Telephone 01902 427127 online public services • Help with completing online job applications/registration s • Help with setting up and managing an email account • Help writing and maintaining your CV • Confidence Building • Interview techniques advice and support; • Careers advice • Local vacancy bulletin • Re-Training:- advice on courses and re-training • Signposting to other services which can support a return to work • Use of online tools – JOB Programme, adult Directions, Skills Health Check • Redundancy support Low Hill Wednesday • Job search Call Suffiea Ahmad at TLC College Community Centre 1pm – 3pm • CV support 01902 714433 Kempthorne Avenue • Application form support, [email protected] Low Hill Interview Skills Wolverhampton • Confidence Building WV10 9JJ • Training Courses • Career Advice and Guidance, Use of Computers with support if needed • Stationery, envelopes, postage 3 PAL Centre Tuesday • Career advice and You can drop in on Thursdays between 125 Parkfield Road 10am-4pm guidance 1pm and 3pm or telephone 01902 Parkfield • One to one support with 353477 to arrange to see someone at WV4 6EP Wednesday online job search another time. 10am-4pm • One to one support for interview preparation 01902 353477 or 01902 353705 Thursday 1-4pm • Training on how to use the universal job match Email: website and fill in job [email protected] applications online (Tuesday) • Basic IT training (Tuesday) • ITQ Level 1 & 2 (OCR) • ESOL Classes (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) st rd Perton Library 1 & 3 Thursdays • CV Writing Call Nadir Mirza on 07515190572 Severn Drive of the month • IT Support or email: Perton 2.15pm – 4pm • CAB Advice [email protected] Wolverhampton • Voluntary Opportunities WV6 7QU Rainbow Centre Thursday between • Drop in – not a required 01902 493554 47 Rainbow Street, 10am – 12.30pm attendance Bilston, WV14 8SX • Job Search – Free Internet Access • Help in using the Internet • Access to the top ten most popular Midland job Internet sites • Express and Star – up to 10 days of news papers held for vacancies for jobs search • Help with completing online job applications/registration s • Help with setting up an email account for online job applications • Help compiling and updating your CV Help compiling your • cover letters for job applications • Help completing job applications • Interview techniques advice and support • Careers advice • Vacancy alert – We alert members via phone/text outside of the Work Clubs session should a suitable vacancy appear 4 • Re-Training:- advice on courses and re-training; • Free printing and Free calls to enquire about vacancies • Signposting to other services which can support a return to work Recovery Near You On Thursdays from • Interview Techniques Contact: Shirley Lewis, Practitioner on Work Club 1pm – 3pm • CV building and 01902 420041 (Aquarius Building) updating [email protected] Connaught Road For Alcohol & drug • Support with Wolverhampton, users applications WV1 4SJ • Communication skills Resources include: • Stationary and books • Access to a computer to include internet access and printing. • Support in setting up e- mail accounts • Motivational skills and • Signposting to other agencies Star Centre Friday mornings • CV’s Telephone : 01902 556671 Star Children's drop in • Job application Centre Warstones 9.30am – 11.30am forms Email:[email protected] Primary School Warstones Road For users of the Penn Children’s Wolverhampton Facility WV4 4LU SiteLearn Friday Job Club (no appointment 01902 494776 or 08445791091 or In partnership with 10am -1pm necessary) with support in [email protected] the Parish Centre the following services: Connaught Rd -CV & letter Writing Bilston -Job Search (paper based WV14 6NY and internet searches) -Job Application writing -Interview skills -Confidence Building St Judes Church Wednesday from Drop in service, but appointments can be Hall 2pm - 4pm • Help compiling and made if required. St Judes Road updating your CV; Tettenhall • Help compiling your Contact: Ian Banks Mobile: Wolverhampton cover letters for job 07763783663. WV6 0EB applications; • Interview techniques [email protected] advice and support; • Job Search – Free Everyone welcome particularly local Internet Access; people from Ethnic Minority Groups, • Help with Benefits Eastern Europeans and people with which is confidential disabilities. and impartial. • Tea and coffee provided 5 TLC Monday • Job search Telephone 01902 714433 to arrange to Dunstall Heights 10am – 12pm • CV writing arrange an appointment or email 1 Dunstall Road, 2pm – 4pm • Covering letters [email protected] Wolverhampton • Speculative letters WV6 0LZ Wednesday • Completing job CV building applications Sessions • Setting up / maintaining 9.30am – 12.30pm e mail accounts • Applying for job applications on line Wednesfield Mondays from • Job search skills By Appointment only Library 9.30am – 3.30pm • CV building Well Lane • CV updating Danamarie Balram Wolverhampton, • Application form support Tel: 01902 714433 West
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