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Steps to Employment PDF Print E-mail
Written by Tracey Madden   
Thursday, 11 August 2011 11:26
Jobs_pictureSteps to Employment is a program for 18+ who are in receipt of DWP benefits.
There are two strands available:
  1. Work Focused Learning
  2. Routeways to Work
Aims - to give you training, guidance and work experience you need to find employment.
Benefits
  • Help with travel expenses
  • Time off to attend interviews
  • Work tasters
  • £10 a week on top of your benefits
  • Specific job seeking skills, such as CV writing and interview technique
  • Training towards a recognised qualification such as City & Guilds Certificate for IT Users (ITQ) and ECDL Essentials and Extra
Essential Skills Wales
Essential Skills Wales (previously known as Key Skills) are appropriate for all levels, from learners in the workplace to Chief Executives in large companies. They are the skills most commonly needed for success in education, training, work and life in general. In developing Key Skills, you are improving the quality of your learning and performance both in education and at work. Learners are also provided with the opportunity to develop their literacy and numeracy skills.
Eligibility - you are eligible for this scheme if you:
  • Are 18 years or over
  • Are a lone parent
  • Need support with basic skills
  • Need help with using IT
Timescale
  • Work Focused Learning - 4-12 Weeks
  • Routeways to Work - 2-8 Weeks
Where you can go next

 

  • Employment
  • Further Education
  • Voluntary Work

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Last Updated on Friday, 16 September 2011 11:49
 
" I received excellent feedback from everyone that was present at the training events we held at Swansea ITeC. Our trainers felt confident that everything would run smoothly, that IT assistance was always on offer and if anything was needed, nothing was too much trouble. Our Business Manager was very impressed with the whole package. "
Judith Wickwar, Administrative Support Officer, NHS Wales

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Note: This programme is part financed by the European Social Fund through the Welsh Government.

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