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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…

Dimensions' Transitions Programme provides personalised support for young people with a disability or additional need to increase independence and develop life skills. Also provides support with finding a suitable permanent home or supported living placement.Funding may be required for the young person to access the programme. As one of the country’s largest not-for-profits supporting people with learning disabilities, autism, challenging behaviour and complex needs, we are driven by our values. People with…

We specialize in providing training to people interested in working the railways and construction industry. We can help you pass and get the following cards 1. SENTINEL Card 2.CSCS Card 3.SIA Card 4.ECS Card We also provide jobs and help people get jobs into the Railways industries www.molrail.com    

The National Careers Service provides information, advice and guidance across England to help you make decisions on learning, training and work. The service offers confidential and impartial advice and is supported by qualified careers advisers including: Job profiles - find out what a job involves and if it's right for you. There are over 800 job profiles describing what the job entails. Skills Health check - use our self assessment tool to find out what kind of jobs could suit you. Contact an advisor Help to get a job - get advice on the…

Thamesmead was originally designed for a mixed, diverse community and this remains its greatest legacy. The town is now home to over 45,000 people from all backgrounds and ages. From north to south, east to west, people play an active role in their community, making Thamesmead a better place to live. Family fun days, canal clean ups and street parties - everyone pulls together, lends a hand and has fun. In turn, there’s a huge range of support services, cultural associations, community groups and charities that reflect the needs and interests of the town.…

I'm Thinking Ahead: How to be part of the world of work is a guide to help young people and their families think about work as a future option and take practical steps to make it happen. This might be part-time or full-time work or starting volunteering. It's all about getting to know people locally who might help, thinking what kind of work would be right for a young person and how to try things out and get experience whilst still at school or college. It will help young people talk about their future with others, including at EHCP meetings. It…

Positively Digital offers employment and enterprise advice and support to young people aged 16-24 years old who are in receipt of benefits and are looking for work.  The organisation also offers training and support to set up own business. Support for young people includes building your own website, workshops in Microsoft Office, jobmatch services, CV writing, job applications, interview preparation and techniques as well as accessing introductions to employer and recruitment agencies.

Deaf Umbrella CIC provides pre-employment training to support deaf people coming off benefits and into the labour market. Our mission: 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 development. To enlighten and educate the wider community to the needs of Deaf people. To support and secure employment for Deaf job seekers of all…

Work for the Royal Borough of Greenwich Looking for a new job or a change of career? Learn more about working and teaching for the Royal Borough of Greenwich. LINK: Search for Jobs Greenwich Local Labour and Business Sign up with GLLaB for advice and information on how to access a range of job and training opportunities. LINK: 

The Royal Greenwich Sensory Service provides support for children aged 0-19 at home and within schools, who have semi- or permanent deafness or vision impairment. Qualified Teachers of the Deaf (QToD) and/or Qualified Teachers of the Vision Impaired (QTVI) visit schools and/or homes to support meeting each child’s individual needs, as well as offering deafness/vision awareness training and British Sign Language courses. Specialist Outreach Workers support teachers and families and training by a Habilitation…