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Post 16 Re-Engagement & Training Opportunities Post 16 Re-engagement & Training Opportunities Employability support for young people 16-25 - Find It Out Centres, Children & Family Centres, Education & Skills Careers Advisers, Job Centres, Housing Associations Organisation Activity Location Age Frequency Contact Asphaleia MAKE TRAX Worthing area 15-25 On-going [email protected] or 01903 1-1 mentoring or small group 823546 workshops to support move into education or training Asphaleia On Track2Work Worthing area 16-18 15 weeks [email protected] or 01903 Employability skills, English & 2-3 days a 823546 maths plus work placement week (travel paid) Asphaleia On Track Worthing area 16-18 [email protected] or 01903 Functional Skills EL-L2 823546 Employability skills ESOL Outset Work4Me West Sussex 16-25 6-12 weeks www.outsetyouth.org.uk/work4me Employability activities, Coastal West Sussex team building, social action [email protected] projects, vocational tasters, Horsham/Mid Sussex mentoring [email protected] Crawley [email protected] YMCA Downslink Positive Placements Mid Sussex DC 16-25 On-going [email protected] 1-1 mentoring support to 07881013758 build confidence & employability YMCA Downslink Positive Placements Horsham DC 16-25 On-going [email protected] 1-1 mentoring support to (finishes soon- 07392879247 build confidence & seeking further employability funding) YMCA Downslink Positive Placements Crawley 16-25 On-going [email protected] 1-1 mentoring support to (Fridays) build confidence & employability Barnado’s MAKE TRAX Crawley area 15-25 On-going [email protected] 1-1 mentoring & support to overcome barriers to employment & education RBLI Help to Work RBLI covers Mid 16+ On-going [email protected] (job coaching, work Sussex, Crawley, recruitment 01243 218204 experience, confidence Arun, Chichester building, ongoing support) www.kennedyscott.co.uk 01903 232859 Kennedy Scott Kennedy Scott [email protected] covers Horsham 07528979445 Worthing/Adur/ [email protected] B&H 07800552024 YMCA Downslink Mentoring & employability Foyer, Crawley 16-25 On-going [email protected] support, CSCS card, First Aid Foyer Worthing Y Centre [email protected] Horsham National Citizen Service 16-17 Summer www.ncsyes.co.uk/about-ncs 01233 600140 15-17 (including NEET) Chichester/Arun and autumn WSCC programmes [email protected] Summer holiday (4 weeks), autumn half term – activity Worthing/Adur Concordia (Worthing/Adur) WSCC week/ local residential [email protected] Concordia week/team Ground Works Horsham/Mid Ground Works (Horsham/Mid-Sussex) activities/community project Crawley Town Sussex [email protected], Community Foundation Crawley Crawley FC (Crawley) [email protected] Premier League Kicks Coastal West 7-18 On-going Crime diversion project – Sussex [email protected] football sessions, education workshops, qualifications & Crawley Town volunteering opportunities Crawley/Horsham Community Foundation [email protected] Brighton Met College Prince’s Trust Team Teams in 16-25 12 weeks [email protected] Brighton & Hove Sept, Jan, 07894 619388 May starts Prince’s Trust Team East Sussex 16-25 12 weeks Rhys Cummins Sept, Jan, 07584 684 367 or 030 300 38745 May starts AITC offers a range of Amex Brighton 16-18 Contact for [email protected] courses to support details Employability Yet2Learn offers work Bognor/ 18 Mark Finley [email protected] experience to young people Chichester Phone:- 01243 865074 specialising in the IT industry Mobile:- 07544 015880 Vocational Tasters & Life Travel to college 18-18 Flexible [email protected] Skills offering flexible, area around both start every 01243 786321 ext. 1032/2283 &Brinsbury campus personalised programme campuses six weeks Traineeships and Apprenticeships www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship www.gov.uk/find-traineeship www.apprenticeships-in-sussex.com Some Training Providers and employers are offering Traineeships for up to 6 months – valuable work experience, functional skills qualifications and work preparation (unpaid) for those who are almost ‘apprenticeship ready’. (Travel and meal expenses paid, small allowance in some cases) Retain Child Benefit or speak to JCP Adviser if claiming benefits. www.gov.uk/find-traineeship and providers’ websites Our five Colleges plus over 100 independent training providers train Apprentices in almost all job sectors – see www.apprenticeships-in-sussex.com for details and www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship plus the individual training providers’ websites Crawley Town Traineeships at Crawley FC - Crawley training 16-18 Contact for www.ctcommunityfoundation.com/traineeships Community different roles within the club centre start dates [email protected] Traineeships 01293 41000 X4 Foundation Jace Training Traineeships & Crawley training 16-24 Contact for www.jace-training.co.uk Apprenticeships – child care, centre start dates customer service, social care, [email protected] hospitality, business Apprenticeships Worthing [email protected] Traineeships Bognor & 16-24 Contact for [email protected] retail, hospitality, customer Chichester start dates [email protected] service Smart Training Traineeships @ British Heart Various locations 16-24 Contact for See vacancies on Foundation shops/warehousing start dates www.gov.uk/find-traineeship Whitehead-Ross Traineeships in Airport Shoreham & 18+ Contact for [email protected] Operations or Child Care or Brighton start dates Business DV8 Paid Internship Programme Brighton based 16-19 3 days’ work www.dv8sussex.com (£10 per day) experience 01273 550432 plus study [email protected] day at DV8 Apprenticeships in PE and Brighton based 16-24 www.albioninthecommuity.org.uk school sport, leisure [email protected] management, business 01273 878260 administration and customer service Rewards AppJobs Crawley training 16+ www.rewardstraining.co.uk apprenticeships in hospitality, centre [email protected] professional chef, care, IT, 01293 562651 customer service, business [email protected] admin, team leading Supporting unemployed adults Our colleges support people of all ages with part-time, evening and short vocational courses – some are free dependent on entry criteria. Housing Associations also support tenants to gain qualifications and get into employment Chichester District Choose Work Chichester area 16+ On-going [email protected] Sarah Council 1-1 mentoring and guidance [email protected] Lucy Group workshops (monthly) [email protected] Emma Engagement Days (5 per year) CV, application & interview support. Work experience Information and advice on volunteering Rewards Training Adult & Community Crawley 19+ www.rewardstraining.co.uk Learning 01293 224217 English, maths, ESOL, IT Job Club 12-4pm Job search support term time Working Together for Work Sussex 18+ On-going [email protected] (helping unemployed adults to support their children’s learning whilst also prepare themselves to re-join the workforce) Local Learning Perspectives West Sussex 18+ On-going [email protected] (community based support to unemployed adults furthest from the workplace) RBLI Change your Tomorrow West Sussex 18+ On-going [email protected] (reducing worklessness through (longer mentoring, work tasters, term Kennedy Scott placements & volunteering) KS covers unemploy Worthing/Adur/ ed) B&H The Platform SEEK Chichester & 19+ Programme [email protected] (supporting adults to set up Brighton starts yearly 01273 468160 new social enterprises) www.theplatform.org.uk/seek Horticulture or construction Brinsbury Former Regular start [email protected] training. Gain CSCS card and Campus, military dates www.buildingheroes.org.uk work experience. Chichester personnel 5 week College course Employability Support, work Horsham All ages [email protected] experience and in house District from 16+ apprenticeships No Boundaries Horsham and 18+ Lone 6-8 week [email protected] 8 week employability course, Haywards parents & course 01273 894241 confidence building, job Heath those on volunteering, health related benefits Move the Goalposts Crawley 18+ Wednesday [email protected] Football and Employability People afternoons [email protected] support Crawley Town FC suffering Community mental ill- Foundation health .
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