Cheshire East invites you to read the 2-page leaflet below :

Adult Social Care_Leaflet_A5 - CEC

 

The Journey First programme, which is available until June 2023, can provide the following benefits :

• Dedicated support worker allocated to work with the client, and other support services
• Up to £250 support per person to help gain work – could be protective clothing, equipment, certificate costs etc etc
• Up to 12 months support – which includes support when they get work, to keep them in work.
• We gain outcomes if the person moves closer to the job market, or gains any employment which can be full time or a couple of hours per week.

Referrals need to be :

• Over age 15yrs
• Resident in Cheshire East
• Eligible to work in the UK
• Be currently unemployed or inactive

If you have any referrals or need more information contact Helen Marks on :

We provide careers information, advice and guidance. We can help you to make decisions on learning, training and work at all stages in your career.

Overview :

As part of the government’s Plan for Jobs, if you are 19 or over you could now access a course for free.

The free courses include level 3 qualifications and Skills Bootcamps. The courses are paid for by the government from the National Skills Fund.
 

Locations :

Free level 3 qualifications are on offer for eligible adults across England.

You can use the National Careers Service course finder to search for courses available in your area and see which providers deliver them. A full list of colleges and training providers offering free places for level 3 qualifications is also available.
 
 

Please visit the GOV.UK website for all the eligibility and access details :