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The Weekly Jobs, Training, Volunteering, Community Opportunities Bulletin The Weekly Jobs, Training, Volunteering, Community Opportunities Bulletin Week Commencing: Monday 12th March 2018 If you would like to subscribe to our weekly bulletin, please contact [email protected] Contents: 4 Weeks Work Experience Opportunities… Apprenticeships & Upskilling Opportunities… Job Opportunities… Training Opportunities… Other Opportunities… Information for Businesses… 4 Weeks Work Experience Opportunities 4 WEEK WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY Trafford businesses are committed to giving young people aged 16 – 25 years old their first taste of employment and the working environment could now benefit from a new grant scheme launched today by Trafford Council, in partnership with Trafford College and Connexions. What’s in it for you? Immediate start date for 4 week work experience, Taster day and pre work experience discussion before committing to the work experience (Job coaches/ Key Workers welcome to attend) Same induction training as other employees, Support from Trafford College for additional training needs, Free lunch and transport throughout work experience, Reference and potential of a job offer upon completion of the work experience. Please circulate these opportunities to any young people you are working with who are aged 16 – 25 years of age. If they are interested, can they send a CV through to [email protected] and we will liaise with the employer. To meet the conditions of the grant, please do not contact the employer directly. EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIY Alchemy Arts Ltd Oakland House, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0PQ 1 x Portfolio Co-Ordinator / 1 x Media Sales Representative 1 x Communications Officer (Social Media / Blog Writing / Press Releases) Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Interested in trying out work as a Portfolio Co-Ordinator. Skills/ Experience you will gain Experience of a Portfolio Co-Ordinator role, Planning both short and long-term projects all while keeping the company’s mission and strategic objectives in mind, Multitasking ability to ensuring all components of a project work in tandem, are prioritised appropriately and managed for both quality and timeliness, Working in a team and communication skills. Your commitment Approximately 22 hours per week for 4 weeks. How to apply Request a young person engagement form, email [email protected] 4 Weeks Work Experience Opportunities EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY The Urban Fitness Collective (Tuf*C) – Sport’s Coach Oakland House, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0PQ Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Interested in trying out work as a Portfolio Co-Ordinator. Skills/ Experience you will gain Work in a range of settings, including leisure centres, schools and other locations You will get a sample of the range of opportunities the sports and leisure sector has to offer a young person as a career, whether it’s a sports coach, a personal fitness instructor or behind the scene in leisure centre management. After a successful placement there is an opportunity to join TUF*C as a member of staff and gain a sporting qualification and be paid for working for us. You will support our young Tuf*C Coaches who are trained to delivery all the different ball and racket sports, you can imagine. Plus they also deliver leisure activities e.g. Fresh and Flawless (hair and beauty), DJ-ing workshops and Roller Skating. Multitasking ability to ensuring all components of a project work in tandem, are prioritised appropriately and managed for both quality and timeliness, Working in a team, communication skills. Your commitment Flexibility - This post has a varied working shift pattern to cover the leisure centre opening hours. How to apply Request and complete a young person engagement form and Trafford Pledge will set up your taster day with the employer, please email [email protected] EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY Brand Imaging Solutions – Admin 1 Avocado Court, Commerce Way, Trafford Park, M17 1HW Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Interested in trying out work in the creative and admin industry. Skills/ Experience you will gain / duties involved Microsoft Office computer skills Excel - Spreadsheets Using Adobe Acrobat software Dealing with emails - collating brief information for the studio Knowledge of building packaging artwork Telephone skills dealing with customers General office duties - filing, completing job tickets to go into the studio Quoting jobs Use of in house cloud based approval and brief system Use of client’s various approval systems. Knowledge of multiple print processes. Your commitment Approximately 16 – 20 hours per week How to apply Request and complete a young person engagement form and Trafford Pledge will set up your taster day with the employer, please email [email protected] 4 Weeks Work Experience Opportunities EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIY SUBWAY Urmston – Customer Service Assistant Eden News, 24-26 Flixton Road, Urmston M41 5AA. Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Interested in trying out work as a Portfolio Co-Ordinator. Skills/ Experience you will gain Experience of working in a customer facing environment, Gain on the job training – food preparation, food hygiene etc. Working as part of a team Communication skills. Your commitment Approximately 25 hours per week for 4 weeks. How to apply Request and complete a young person engagement form and Trafford Pledge will set up your taster day with the employer, please email [email protected] EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIY FEED – Front of House / Kitchen Assistant 70 Flixton Road, Urmston, M41 5AB Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Interested in trying out work as Front of House / Kitchen Assistant. Skills/ Experience you will gain You will gain valuable customer services skills. Gain experience of working in a kitchen You will work in a team of people who are willing to help and share their knowledge in whichever field they are exceptional in. Gain qualifications / certificates in Health & Safety, First Aid and Management You will learn the skills and gain knowledge around healthy eating lifestyle and how to make healthy food choices. Tasks and duties Speaking to and dealing with queries from customers Using the till system and processing transactions Filling up the fridges, boxes, stock etc. Cleaning tables, emptying rubbish, general housekeeping Helping in the kitchen in busy periods: Washing pots, chopping fruit/veg etc. Being involved in the cooking process Your commitment Approximately 20 hours per week for 4 weeks. How to apply Request a young person engagement form, email [email protected] 4 Weeks Work Experience Opportunities EMPLOYER GRANT SCHEME - WORK EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY Trafford Hall Hotel / Kashmir 1887 Restaurant 23 Talbot Road, Stretford, M16 0PE Who the Employer is looking for Young person aged 16-25, Not in education, employment or training, Able to start as soon as possible, Job Description / Skills you will gain from the placement Waiting Staff: Greeting guests Taking customer orders Serving customers promptly Taking payments Day & Night Receptionist: Working alongside an experienced member of staff Checking customers in and out of the Hotel Making reservations Required to clean public areas and breakfast room Admin & Events staff: Liaising with the management team Make reports to the owners of daily operations Bookkeeping Support to market functions, weddings and events business. In return you will gain: Support from other team members / managers Experience of working in a busy restaurant After a successful placement there is an opportunity to join Kashmir 1886 as a member of staff / apprentice Working in a team, communication skills. A reference on completion of the placement. Your commitment Flexibility - This post involves working evenings due to the nature of the position (possible shifts between 4pm – 11pm for waiting staff and 9am – 5pm for admin / events staff (this will be discussed and confirmed at initial conversation stage). How to apply Request and complete a young person engagement form and Trafford Pledge will set up your taster day with the employer, please email [email protected] Apprenticeship & Upskilling Opportunities Trafford First Recruitment Services and Trafford College bring first class apprenticeship opportunities to you. If you are aged 16 or over and not in full time education, then you are eligible to start an Apprenticeship. You can also apply for a position if you will be 16 at the commencement of the scheme. If you require any additional support, you can contact Trafford First on: Tel: 0161 886 7461 Email: [email protected] Web: https://www.trafford.ac.uk Employer Vacancy Location Closing Date & How to Apply Business Administration, Customer Services and ICT Total Hygiene Ltd Apprentice Office Building 1 https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/ Administrator
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