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FFJ Newsletter NEWS LETTER Foundation for Jobs Newsletter INTRODUCTION Foundation for Jobs is a Partnership between Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, local employers, the education sector and wider partners; committed to working together to help prepare young people for their future careers and employment. April 2021 Our newsletter provides useful links to college and training courses, employment and apprenticeship vacancies and where to get support for your health and wellbeing. We also have qualified Careers Advisers who can provide careers advice and guidance to young people 15 -18 years (those up to 25-years with an EHCP) who are not currently in school, college or training. INDEX PAGE 2-5: CURRENTLY ENROLLING PAGE 6: COLLEGES AND TRAINING PAGE 7: APPRENTICESHIPS AND JOBS PAGE 8: HEALTH AND WELLBEING PAGE 9: OTHER USEFUL LINKS If you would like to arrange an appointment with an Adviser: (01642) 444666 or email 1 ffj@redcar- cleveland.gov.uk CURRENTLY ENROLLING A range of places to look at which are currently enrolling: National citizen Service in Redcar: Are Currently running some 2-3 week programmes aimed at meeting new people, trying new things and learning important life skills. If interested, please find more information at https://wearencs.com/find- programme YH-Group: Online Military Preparation Course - Military Preparation Course During Lockdown - YH Training Services Ltd (yh-group.co.uk) NACRO: Currently still taking applications for face to face and online learning Courses | Nacro Tuned In: Free Music Production Beginners Course for Young People Aged 11+ to express your interest in learning and to sign up please contact James Lilly the Youth Activities Leader at Email: [email protected] or Phone: 07976865275 Princes Trust: 2 CURRENTLY ENROLLING Continued: Thirteen Plus: Hot jobs in the area, For more information Contact: 01642 947840 or Email: [email protected] Youth Hub: AGED 16-29 AND UNEMPLOYED, wanting to train up in a particular skill, looking for a job or just a better paying one, Thinking about an apprenticeship? Get in touch now to see how we can help, from dedicated advice and guidance, to fully funded training courses and links to employer vacancies: part-time, full-time, temporary and permanent, we have got it covered. Send your CV to [email protected] - let us talk. Applebridge Construction sector based work Academy: Are Currently holding a 9 day, 3 week course to build team building and lead activities. Two Awareness sessions are currently set to take place at The Herlingshaw Centre on 27th April at 11am and on the 4th may at 11am Stockton Riverside and Redcar & Cleveland College current Apprenticeships: Current Apprenticeships within the area. To apply to any of these opportunities please contact [email protected] or Visit www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship 3 CURRENTLY ENROLLING Continued: Stockton Riverside and Redcar & Cleveland College current Apprenticeships: To apply to any of these opportunities please contact [email protected] or Visit www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship 4 CURRENTLY ENROLLING Continued: Thirteen plus Hot Jobs and Training in the Tees Valley Area: To Apply to any of these roles Email: [email protected] or Phone: 01642 947840 5 COLLEGES & TRAINING We have some excellent colleges and training providers in the local area, below are links to local colleges and training providers offering a wide range of vocational courses, GCSEs and A levels. (Remember to keep location and travel in mind) COLLEGES REDCAR AND CLEVELAND COLLEGE - Redcar HARTLEPOOL COLLEGE - Hartlepool PRIOR PURSGLOVE COLLEGE – Guisborough (Redcar and Cleveland) HARTLEPOOL SIXTH FORM COLLEGE – MIDDLESBROUGH COLLEGE – Middlesbrough Hartlepool THE NORTHERN SCHOOL OF ART – Middlesbrough DARLINGTON COLLEGE – Darlington ASKHAM BRYAN COLLEGE – Middlesbrough QUEEN ELIZABETH COLLEGE – Darlington MACMILLAN ACADEMY – Middlesbrough NUNTHORPE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE – Nunthorpe STOCKTON RIVERISIDE COLLEGE – Stockton on Tees STOCKTON SIXTH FORM COLLEGE – Stockton on Tees BEDE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE – Stockton on Tees EGGLESCLIFFE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE – Stockton on Tees TRAINING PROVIDERS TEESVALLEY LEARNING PROVIDER NETWORK - with links to NACRO – employability, study programmes and a wider range of training providers apprenticeships SHAPE TRAINING - individualised, flexible training packages PRINCES TRUST – developing skills for work and life LEARNING CURVE – wide range of vocational programmes MFC FOUNDATION – life, work, health and YH TRAINING – est. 30-years, offer includes military prep course fitness NETA TRAINING – industry led training programmes SAKS TRAINING – training in hair and beauty TTE TRAINING – bespoke training, including oil gas / petrochemical CONTEMPORARY – hair academy 6 APPRENTICESHIPS & JOBS Useful support links to help find work or apprenticeships APPRENTICESHIPS APPRENTICESHIPS.GOV.UK – everything you need to know about apprenticeships FIND AN APPRENTICESHIP - search and apply for apprenticeship vacancies near you NOT GOING TO UNI – explore your options and search thousands of vacancies ALL ABOUT SCHOOL LEAVERS - information on apprenticeships and the different levels JOBS – help to explore careers and find work Employment Support Jobsites REDCAR AND CLEVELAND YOUTH CIVIL SERVICE JOBS (GOV.CO.UK) EMPLOYMENT INITIATIVE (YEI) – helping you find work, work experience FIND A JOB – DWP or apprenticeships JOBS NORTH -EAST BEYOND HOUSING – specialist support TOTAL JOBS NORTH-EAST to find work or training FISH4JOBS NORTH-EAST THE JUNCTION – youth employment, and emotional wellbeing and resilience REED JOBS- NORTH-EAST support INDEED Career Exploration THE GUARDIAN JOBS NORTH-EAST NATIONAL CAREERS SERVICE CAREER PILOT – careers information and tools SKILLS TO SUCCEED ACADEMY – support with career planning and finding a job HEALTH CAREERS -NHS -explore careers in the health service 7 HEALTH & WELLBEING Please remember to always look after yourself and if you are not feeling well to take some advice from below. MIND COVID -19 INFORMATION HUB -This hub pulls together local support agencies and resources. There are specific links to mental health support for children and young people. Link to the hub https://rcmind.org/corona-virus-information-hub/ FUTURE FOCUS PROJECT – For young people aged 14+ who are experiencing emotional wellbeing or mental health difficulties. Future Focus This is a free service and anyone wishing to refer can enquire to Referral form Feb 2021.docx [email protected] or call 01642 296052 (option 2) ON-LINE ADVICE ON WHAT TO DO IF YOU’RE FEELING ANXIOUS: https://youngminds.org.uk/blog/what-to-do-if-you-re-anxious-about-coronavirus/#dealing-with- self-isolation - and how to look after your mental health if you are self-isolating: https://youngminds.org.uk/blog/looking -after-your-mental-health-while-self-isolating/ Young Mind: Is currently Setting up some online workshop courses to help with the impact of adverse life experiences on Young people’s wellbeing during the lockdown pandemic as well as offering advice to parents on things to help their children during the times of the pandemic. Young Minds - children and young people's mental health charity THE LINK can support young people and families who may be struggling to cope with change or just need someone to talk to. The Link have set up a daily duty telephone line which will be manned by one of their therapeutic practitioners between 2pm and 4pm every day. If you would like to access this support, then please call 01642 505580 and select option 3 GENERAL INFORMA TION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ON EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL WELLBEING: https://www.childrenssociety.org. uk/coronavirus-information-and-support SUPPORT AND ADVICE FROM BEREAVED YOUNG PEOPLE FOR BEREAVED YOUNG PEOPLE: an app aimed at 11–25-year-olds which can also be used by parents/carers/teachers supporting them. Also, a game Young People can download as an app on their phone: https://apartofme.app/ ADVICE SERVICE FOR CARE EXPERIENCED YOUNG PEOPLE: https://becomecharity.org.uk/for-young- people/care-advice-line/coronavirus-advice CHILDLINE – help and support on a wide range of issues https://www.childline.org.uk/get- support/contacting -childline/message-from-childline 8 OTHER USEFUL LINKS See other useful information below • Redcar and Cleveland Council has set up a phone line and email address offering help and support for vulnerable people and those in need. Anyone who needs non-medical help should call 01642 774774 or email [email protected] • Doorways Youth Project (Saltburn) provides services to young people aged 13 –25 and will provide support via phone, video calling, email and messenger. Telephone: 01287 236006 and leave a message or 07548 650205. Email: [email protected], www.door-ways.co.uk • The Junction are producing a weekly newsletter with advice and information. Anyone can access it and subscribe here: https://mailchi.mp/77c1b2d53bbb/the-junction-wellbeing- newsletter • Tuned In – challenges which anyone can access. Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tuned.In.Redcar • The DfE has produced a list of online education resources for home education, this covers a range of ages and subjects including resources for children and young people with a SEND. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-online-education- resources • Every Mind Matters has now released expert advice and top tips on how to look after your mental wellbeing if you need to stay at home during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters 9 .
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