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Skills and Employability Service Skills and Employability Service Thanet Employability Offer Aspire Charlton Athletic Community Trust EKC Progression Curriculum KT & A KMS Profile CXK Elevate Middleton Murray Concept Training (Impact) CXK Constructing Your Future Motiv8 (Liberty Training) Skills and Employability Service Contents 1. Aspire 2. Charlton Athletic Community Trust 3. EKC Progression Curriculum 4. KT & A 5. KMS 6. Profile 7. CXK Elevate 8. Middleton Murray 9. Concept Training – The Impact Programme 10. CXK 11. Constructing Your Future 12. Motiv8 (Liberty Training) Skills and Employability Service 1. Aspire Name of programme: Aspire Joining dates: Termly start date Locations: Thanet Duration: 12 Months Referral method: Self or professional referral Programmes of study and levels: Contact: Aspire Training Working towards level 1 study Contact – programme including English and maths Tony Williams [email protected] 07985381925 Description: Aspire is a course that helps young people discover a sense of destiny and begin to turn that destiny into a reality. We create opportunities for young people to become actively involved in their community through projects that engage them with the community directly, raising the aspirations of each young person through placement opportunities, youth work, and so much more. Its purpose is to help engage and creatively move forward any young person who is struggling to find access to further education, training and employment opportunities. Since the project started, Aspire has had many young people go through its courses, with the majority of those attending successfully accessing college, apprenticeships and employment. Aspire is not a programme to reduce youth unemployment, but an opportunity for young people to realise their potential, discover their aspirations and find long term ways of seeing them become reality. Skills and Employability Service 2. Charlton Athletic Community Trust Name of programme: Charlton Contact: Andrew Wood Athletic Community Trust Andrew Wood Locations: Thanet ([email protected]) Referral method: Professional referral Joining dates: Termly Starts Duration: 1 Year Study Programme The course runs for a full academic year, 2-3 days per week depending on level. Programmes of study and levels: BTEC in Sport Description: Achieve a nationally recognised Gain a BTEC sports qualification through level 1 or 2 sports qualification to Charlton Athletic Community Trust's NEW help develop your CV for work in study programme. the leisure sector. This section The study programme, open to 16-18 year includes units such as taking part olds, is a full time course covering the in sport, assisting at a sports following three fields, which aim to enhance event, working in sport and active leisure and physical activities for your opportunity of moving into paid children. employment: Functional Skills Work Placement: This will be a significant element of the The study programme is designed qualification giving you an experience of the to help the client raise his/her attainment in English and maths working environment and what is required (depending on prior attainment), of local employers to help the young with A-C being recognised person's journey into paid employment. nationally as an important Support for travel will be available. requirement of employers. Skills and Employability Service 3. EKC Progression Curriculum Name of programme: East Kent Contact: Hayley Barden College Progression Curriculum Hayley Barden Locations: Thanet ([email protected]) Referral method: Professional Joining dates: 12 week start referral dates Programmes of study and levels: Duration: 12 week programme 6 Month Traineeships Level 1 and 2 in Multi Skills and Employability. To include English / Maths working towards GCSE Level 2. Pathways to Traineeships Description: East Kent College is well aware of the particular challenges facing local people seeking employment. We know that confidence can be a big issue, especially for young people. Our training and support programmes are designed to help you develop the skills that local employers value and need. We work closely with local employers and provide the training that they want for the employees they are trying to recruit, so our training is focused on real job opportunities. We also have close links with the Job Centre. What's more we can help with CV writing, interview techniques as well as with your maths, English and IT skills. Our aim is to help people to become quality employees and we even provide on- going support once at work. Skills and Employability Service 4. KMS Name of programme: East Kent Contact: Sharon Mount and College & Kent Mentoring Service: Hayley Barden College Engagement Programme Sharon Mount Locations: Thanet ([email protected]) Referral method: Professional Hayley Barden referral ([email protected]) Programmes of study and levels: Joining dates: Termly start dates As required by student. To include Duration: 1 year + English / Maths working towards GCSE Level 1 Level 1 in Construction Skills Level 1 in Employability Skills Functional Skills maths and English Description: The partnership between East Kent College and Kent Mentoring Service is to support SEN students who are not able to access post 16 FE provision due to their needs. The course allows these students to access EKC full provision but through an off-site provision where there is full 1-2-1 mentoring support. This flexible offer covers an introduction to Construction and Employability programme as well as bite size maths and English. An individual learning programme allows these students to integrate and become college ready over the course of the year, with a time frame that suits the learner’s needs. Skills and Employability Service 5. Kent Training & Apprenticeships Name of programme: KT & A Work Contact: Ready Extra Programme Locations: Margate Adult Education Clare Townley, Engagement and Centre Progression Officer, Referral method: Call 0800 731 [email protected], 4297, visit KTandA.co.uk, or text 07919 414556 07860 008 025 starting your message with KTA. Abigail Levitt, Foundation Team Leader, [email protected], Programmes of study and levels: 07774 554205 City & Guilds NVQ in Customer Service at L1 or L2, City & Guilds Joining dates: w/c: Functional Skills English and maths at 5/10/15; 7/12/15; 29/2/16; 2/5/16 Entry 3, L1 or L2, GCSE English and maths with embedded employability skills and work placement/experience. Description: Work Ready Extra is a personalised programme to help 16-18 year olds not in full time education or employment, get the skills and experience they need to progress in their career. Being work-ready is all about having the right skills, knowledge and attitude. The Work Ready Extra programme gives you the opportunity to gain qualifications and practical experience to put on your CV. Many of our young people gain a job during and after completing the course because of the experience they have gained in a working environment. You will also be given a work placement lasting for a minimum of 12 weeks within the sector you eventually want to work. If you aren’t sure which career path to take, this will give you an invaluable insight into the reality of working life and help you make an informed decision about your future. If you already have at least C grades in GCSE English and maths and can show that you are ready for work, you may be able to advance straight into a work placement. Everyone is at a different stage and has different skills when they join us, so we’ll Skills and Employability Service 6. Profile Development and Training Name of programme: IT Professional Contact: Apprenticeship Jo Hobbs Locations: Kent and London, work Business relations Officer based 01843609300 or 07860928478 Referral method: [email protected] Joining dates: Programmes of study and levels: On-going enrolment or Post Levels 2, 3 and 4 Traineeship Duration: 1 to 2 years Description: These qualifications are designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of learners within the ICT industry, whether you need qualifications to improve your chances of becoming employed, or are seeking to progress in your career. Job roles include: Software/Web Developer, IT Technician, IT Support and Games Developers The Level 2 Apprenticeship includes: 1. Level 2 Award in Systems and Principles 2. Level 2 Certificate in ICT Systems Support OR Level 2 Diploma in Professional Competence for IT & Telecoms Professionals 3. Functional Skills in English, maths and ICT at Level 1 The Level 3 Apprenticeship includes: 1. Level 3 Certificate in ICT Systems and Principles 2. Level 3 Diploma in ICT Systems and Principles for IT Professionals OR ICT System Support OR ICT Professional Competence 1. Functional Skills in English, maths and ICT at Level 2 Skills and Employability Service 7. CXK Elevate Name of programme: Contact: Joining dates: CXK Elevate Ali Skinner March 2016 Locations: Tel. no. 0718608554 Duration: Thanet Email: 15 weeks Referral Method: [email protected] Contact Ali Skinner Programmes of study and levels 15 week employability programme Description: The Elevate programme is based on what employers in Kent said they needed from young people applying for jobs. The 15 week programme offers you: Functional Skills – English and/or maths (working towards Level 2) Work Placements Certificate in Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development Personal development sessions Career advice and support Celebration activities Increased confidence, life skills and work-ready skills Volunteering and community work Skills and Employability Service 8. Middleton Murray (i) Name of programme: Contact: Darran Smith Traineeship to apprenticeship Phone: 01304 802702 Locations: Thanet Mobile: 07710 059587 Referral method: See contact details Email: [email protected] Programmes of study and levels: www.middletonmurray.com Employability, Customer Service, Business Admin and Maths / English. Joining dates: Monthly Start Dates Duration: 12 week traineeship leading to a 12 month apprenticeship programme Description: If you are aged 16-21…. Great career opportunities – apply for a traineeship.
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