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2 tutors, one of whom is autistic, support a group of 4 autistic adults to learn simple baking skills. We cover how to make a Victoria Sandwich, small cakes, pastry, scones and olive bread (pizza). We also teach basic food hygiene such as personal hygiene, cleaning and cross contamination. The sessions run throughout the year for 10 weeks for each group of people. Sessions are 3-6pm each Wednesday. These sessions would be suitable for autistic adults of any age who have an interest in baking and who are looking to gain experience for their CVs . We aim to produce cakes for sale…

This course will enable participants to create their own strategy for career change. Participants will identify their strengths, Know how to embrace change, explore opportunities, create action plan and be in a better position to find work. Coursea are free to London Residents aged 19+ as they are funded by Royal Borough of Greenwich. 

Chares is a Social Enterprise providing services to the local community, civil sector organisations and private sector businesses. We are a one-stop shop for small organisations, setting up for the first time or revamping their IT arrangements, who want to maximise social media and marketing possibilities for their organisation. We are seeking to work in partnership with other local organisations and support and link in with the Digital Cluster around Greenwich Peninsula; particularly where we can support access and development of young people, volunteers and…

The CIEH Foundation Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety supports businesses in their legal obligations to ensure employees are protected from harm. This course is ideal for those who want to develop knowledge of health and safety issues in the workplace and the regulations for maintaining a healthy and safe working environment. This course is taught online over 3 morning sessions Tues to Thurs 9:30 to 12:30

Provides pre employment training to support deaf people coming off benefits and in to the labour market. Our mission is:To empower people who are Deaf by supporting their communication and promoting their opportunities for education and employment.To help those working with people who are Deaf by providing high-quality support and professional developmentTo enlighten and educate the wider community to the needs of Deaf peopleTo support and secure employment for Deaf job seekers of all ages Our role is:To provide well-qualified and professional…

We are based in Deptford, just a stone throw away from Greenwich, and we offer online and face-to-face tuition at the Deptford Lounge. We offer 11 plus tuition, maths, science and English. All of our teachers are qualified and have a clean, up to date DBS. Homework is always set, and we track our student's progress carefully. Tuition is available for over 18's too.

Registration is now open for the Digital Skills for Life FREE programme.  The Digital Skills for Life programme is funded by Groundwork, The European Social Fund, and the Education & Skills funding Agency; for both Adults and Young people living in Greenwich and Bexley.  If you are:  16 -65 Seeking Employment  Thinking about a Digital Further Education  A budding Entrepreneur, wanting to start your own business   THIS PROGRAMME…

Emmaus Greenwich provides formerly homeless people the opportunity to get off the streets and into a structured environment in which to live, work and rebuild their lives. The community offers a  supportive environment, where individual needs are recognised and companions are encouraged to use the skills they already have, as well as developing new ones. Our work is based around reclaiming, recycling and selling donated goods, which are either sold in our shops or given to individuals or families in need. Every Emmaus community works to become financially…

A national charity with projects in Woolwich and Bexley, providing training and employment opportunities for people with mental health problems, drug and alcohol misuse and/or other disadvantages. First Step Trust (FST) provides a real workplace where people can build up their confidence, learn to cope with the pressures of work, gain skills and qualifications and get support in finding a job. 4 min You Tube clip showing our charity

The aim of the organisation is to reduce inequalities and support communities to thrive by providing training, enterprise support, health projects and physical hubs We aim to: develop enterprises, which meet economic and social needs and are co-operatively managed. deliver training programmes and courses, which build the knowledge and skills of the community and partners