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King's Trust - Eco Renovation - Short course, 27 January - 31st January 2025. Ages 16-24

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King's Trust - Eco Renovation - Short course, 27 January - 31st January 2025. Ages 16-24

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The Kings Trust TEAM programme (12 week course) Starting January/February 2025

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The Kings Trust TEAM programme (12 week course) Starting January/February 2025

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Location: Manchester

Date: 21st January 2025

Ages: 16 - 25

Get help from a dedicated mentor to discover your potential, boost your personal skills and improve your confidence. Contact greatermanchesteroutreach@princes-trust.org.uk

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Green Pathfinders - recruiting participants aged 18-24 year old

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Each of the Navigators programmes provide skills for young people aged 16 -24 who are at risk of or currently not in education, employment or training (NEET). These programmes provide the students with life changing results using their unique, individualised interest led learning approach. Students become well prepared for every day life, learn to be active citizens and have a successful transition into their next chosen pathway.

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All the information and tools you need to explore your future career

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Careerpilot : Plan your future work & study

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English and Maths Support with Prince's Trust

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SLC College - Oldham Athletic Football Club 

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NCFE Level 2 Diploma in Sport

NCFE Level 3 Diploma In Sport and Physical Activity

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SCL EDUCATION – Unlocking potential using the power of sport.

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With over 20 years’ experience in the industry, we have evolved to become the home of sports education for 16-18-year-olds with over 70 education centres in the UK. We are a post-16 further education provider delivering high-quality education, using the power of sport, we deliver educational experiences to unlock potential. We are proud to teach, motivate and develop more than 3,000 learners in real sports environments every year nationwide helping them on their journey to the next steps in their career.

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Volunteer It Yourself - Construction Work Experience coming soon! 

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Volunteer It Yourself - Construction Work Experience coming soon! 

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ISPORTS - Football and Education study programme

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ISPORTS - Football and Education study programme

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Do you like being active?  Do you want to learn but not want to go to college or university? Do you want to work with people of all ages from your local community?

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Do you like being active? Do you want to learn but not want to go to college or university? Do you want to work with people of all ages from your local community? Do you want to have fun, gain experience and earn money whilst working across a wide variety of activities ... then we may have just the job for you!

Apprentices will have the opportunity to be able to work in the leisure industry and community settings including schools and community venues. Throughout the apprenticeships you will be working towards a Level 2 Community Activator Coach qualification, with the potential of gaining other qualifications such as Level 2 Community Sports Leader, First Aid at Work, National Pool Lifeguard Qualification and Level 2 Gym Instructor.

Working in leisure centres, apprentices will gain experience of delivering classes such as gentle exercise, functional fitness, walking netball, walking football, gymnastics and group exercise, fitness inductions and programmes, working with local sports clubs, supporting pool activities and meeting and greeting customers. Working in the community,
apprentices will gain experience of delivering coaching in schools and community venue, supporting the delivery of holiday programmes and other community activity sessions.

If you are interested in finding out more about our Active (Leisure and) Wellbeing Apprenticeships, please complete the information below and a member of the Team will give you a call to discuss the role in more detail.

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Prospects for graduate jobs, postgraduate study, advice about work experience, internship opportunities and graduate careers

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North Lancs Training Group - Oldham. Starts in January/February 2025  - 01615371130 - Victoria Ferguson (Manager) victoria.ferguson@nltg.co.uk

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North Lancs Training Group - Oldham. Starts in January/February 2025  - 01615371130 - Victoria Ferguson (Manager) victoria.ferguson@nltg.co.uk

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Maths, English, Employability Skills and Work Experience.

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On the Study Programme there are 2 routes, Employability Skills and Traineeships both available at our centres in Accrington, Oldham or Bury. Both routes include maths and English qualifications (if you don't already have GCSE grades 4 - 9) and are full-time programmes which means parents/guardians will be entitled to child benefits. After an initial induction and assessment period, you can decide the best route for you.
The Employability Skills route

* Supports you to get ready for the workplace, further learning, or an Apprenticeship by developing your employment skills along with maths and English.

* It is a 34 week programme with work experience from week 13 to develop your vocational skills.

* You will work towards achieving a City & Guilds qualification in Employability Skills.

The Traineeship route

* Supports you to develop the skills for an Apprenticeship through work placements and support provided at one of our 3 centres.

* It is a 24 week programme with work experience from week 3 to develop your vocational skills.

* You will receive a reference from your work experience employer which you can add to your CV.

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Early Years, Customer Service and Business Administration

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At its simplest, an apprenticeship is a work-based learning programme. It is a great opportunity for those who want to learn practical skills while working and earning a salary. As an apprentice, you will be trained in your chosen field of study and be given the necessary resources to develop your skills. You will also be able to gain valuable work experience and make connections in your chosen industry.

Your apprenticeship will include both on-the-job training and off-the-job learning. On-the-job training will involve working within a team of experts, which will provide you with the necessary knowledge and experience to become an expert in your field. Off-the-job learning will include completing coursework, shadowing, learning new knowledge, skills and behaviours.

The duration of an apprenticeship can vary from 12 months to 2 years depending on the industry, qualifications and the level of learning you wish to achieve. During this time you will be closely monitored and assessed on the progress you make. At the end of your apprenticeship, you will receive a certificate of completion, which will demonstrate to employers your commitment and success in the program.

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At its simplest, an apprenticeship is a work-based learning programme. It is a great opportunity for those who want to learn practical skills while working

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Homelessness prevention programme - 18-25 (but may consider aged 17. 

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Homelessness prevention programme - 18-25 (but may consider aged 17. 

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Oldham Athletic Womens Academy - Full time education and football development programme.

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Oldham Athletic Womens Academy - Full time education and football development programme.

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The 0161 Project Education Through Boxing

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VOLUNTEERING - great way to gain experience 

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Action Together works across Oldham Borough, providing a range of services to support the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector.

Our core services in Oldham are:

Action Together supports people to volunteer across Oldham, and assists local organisations in developing volunteer programmes, policies, and roles.

To volunteer with Action Together in Oldham:

Contact our Oldham Volunteering Team on 0161 339 2345 or email volunteering@actiontogether.org.uk

We provide support for voluntary and community organisations to establish and develop, including specialist information, advice, and training for staff, volunteers and trustees.

Contact our Oldham Development Team on 0161 339 2345 or email development@actiontogether.org.uk

Action Together works in partnership with other charities, infrastructure organisations and public bodies and collaborates on key thematic work. We also promote and advocate for the work of VCFSE organisations locally, and across Greater Manchester and the wider area.

We facilitate a range of networks in Oldham. Visit our Oldham Networks page to find out about our networks and how you can get involved.

Action Together invests in the sector, and members can apply for funding from our grants programmes. We also provide support for groups seeking and applying for investment, and direct members to appropriate sources of funding.

Search for funding in Oldham on on our Find Funding page.

Contact our Oldham Funding Team on 0161 339 2345 or email funding@actiontogether.org.uk

Our Community Team are based in community venues across Oldham, bringing Action Together's service to you and helping connect you with what's happening in your area.

Speak to us about:

Local volunteering

Funding for your ideas

Making connections in the community

Support for your community group

Community wellbeing

Find dates and locations on our Oldham Community Team page.

Social prescribing is a way for local agencies to refer people to a link worker. Link workers give people time, focusing on 'what matters to me' and taking a holistic approach to people's health and wellbeing. They connect people to community groups and statutory services for practical and emotional support.

Link workers also support existing community groups to be accessible and sustainable, and help people to start new groups, working collaboratively with all local partners.

The service is free to access for Oldham residents. Contact the Oldham Social Prescribing team by telephone 0161 339 2345 or email oldccg.socialprescribing@nhs.net

Find out more on our Oldham social prescribing page.

The State of the Sector report analyses the significant social and economic contribution the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector makes in Oldham Borough and across the whole of Greater Manchester.

Read the 2021 State of the Sector report for Oldham.

Healthwatch Oldham are the independent champion for people who use health and social care services in Oldham Borough.

Visit Healthwatch Oldham's website for information on their services.

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Action Together works across Oldham Borough, providing a range of services to support the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector. Our core services in Oldham are: Action Together supports people to volunteer across Oldham, and assists local organisations in developing volunteer programmes, policies, and roles.

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Hairdressing, Barbering, Make-up, Nail Tech & Beauty Therapy 

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Hairdressing, Barbering, Make-up, Nail Tech & Beauty Therapy 

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Manchester City Centre - 19 York Street, M2 3BA. 01612367181

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Whether you're leaving school, unemployed or just looking for a career you are passionate about, our Hair, Beauty & Barbering Academies are here to give you the skills you need for your dream job in the beauty industry by learning in a real salon environment, not a classroom!

With a variety of programmes in hairdressing, barbering, make-up and beauty therapy all with progression and apprenticeship opportunities, now is the perfect time to find out more!

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Learning Curve Group | Hair, Beauty and Barbering

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Gain the skills you need for your dream job in the hair and beauty industry by learning in a real salon environment.

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information and sign-up session on the 24th September, 2024. The course will start the following Monday

Maths and English Functional skills learning included.

Mon - Thurs, 9.30am - 3pm

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Our apprenticeships offer routes into many of the more than 350 NHS careers through a mix of on-the-job training and classroom learning.

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Types of apprenticeships With more than 350 different NHS careers, there are hundreds of different jobs which can be done through an apprenticeship.

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One to one mentoring to help you kickstart your career

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One to one mentoring to help you kickstart your career

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Empower Oldham Leaflet (Digital Version)

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Work and Health Programme Pioneer- 18+Employment support 

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Work and Health Programme Pioneer- 18+Employment support 

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Whether you want to perform on stage, record your own music or develop your leadership skills to work in the arts, we’ve got something for you.

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Whether you want to perform on stage, record your own music or develop your leadership skills to work in the arts, we’ve got something for you.

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Contact has a huge range of free projects for people aged 13 to 30 across different creative disciplines and forms.

Whether you want to perform on stage, record your own music or develop your leadership skills to work in the arts, we've got something for you.

Learn more below, and check individual project pages for event times and venues.

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Contact has a huge range of free projects for people aged 13 to 30 across different creative disciplines and forms. Whether you want to perform on stage,

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Working Wardrobe is a new personal styling and mentoring service to support Oldham residents with job interviews

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Working Wardrobe is a new personal styling and mentoring service to support Oldham residents with job interviews

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Working Wardrobe is a new personal styling and mentoring service to support Oldham residents with job interviews

The shop is run by Oldham Council, via the Get Oldham Working programme - a service which helps people find work and training opportunities.

Working Wardrobe is based at Shop 11, Tommyfield Market, Albion Street in Oldham Town Centre. It is open from Monday to Friday for appointment booked through Get Oldham Working.

How does it work

Clients are referred to Working Wardrobe via Get Oldham Working for an appointment.

At the appointment, you will receive a full outfit of your choice for your interview and one-to-one support to help you prepare and feel confident.

Once you've secured a job, we can provide additional work clothes to get you ready for your new role.

If you are interested in getting support with interviews and work clothes, please fill in the form below and we will get in touch.
Working Wardrobe appointment request
Pledge your support and become a Working Wardrobe Supporter:

The project is run via donations and we welcome new or used work-appropriate clothing in a wide range of sizes including:

Business suits and shoes

Shirts, ties, tops, and blouses

Skirts and dresses

New bras, tights, and socks

Formal and modest Asian clothing

Accessories including belts, handbags, and jewellery

PPE, work boots, and specialist workwear

New unopened cosmetics and toiletries

We would also welcome donations of shop fittings and equipment such as coat hangers, a clothes steamer, and mirrors.

To help us get the shop up and running we would also welcome donations of shop fittings and equipment such as coat hangers, a clothes steamer, and mirrors.

Get in touch

Whether you are a retailer with excess stock or you have arranged a clothing drive at your workplace, we would love to hear from you.

If you think you can support Working Wardrobe, please get in touch with the Get Oldham Working team.

Our partners

Working Wardrobe would not be possible without the generous support of our partners including Great Places, Regenda Group, First Choice Homes Oldham, Jigsaw Group, Onward Homes, Maximus Foundation and Job Centre Plus.

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The Oldham Local Offer provides information on what is available in Oldham for children and young people and their families with special educational needs and/or a disability (SEND).

The Local Offer has been produced by children, young people, parents, carers, and practitioners working together. Families have been engaged throughout the development of the Local Offer and feedback forms are a fundamental part of its ongoing development.

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Children and young people with SEND (Local Offer)

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Find out about support on offer for families with disabled children. Local Offer

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Spectrum Gaming - A Community for autistic gamers 

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Click on a section below for more information about what we offer and how to join our community

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Or the parent of a child who is 8-13

Or the parent of a young person aged 13-17

Or would like to know more about who we are and how we make our community safe

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

"Spectrum Gaming has been a much needed positive thing for my son. It's such a welcoming, inclusive group and has helped him to feel a part of something at a time when he was feeling quite lost."

What is the story

behind Spectrum Gaming?

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Spectrum Gaming is an online community for autistic young people. The aims of Spectrum Gaming are to enable autistic young people to develop meaningful friendships; to help them understand and develop a positive perspective of their differences; and to advocate for the needs of autistic young people

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Search our list of vacancies and get advice on the right apprenticeship for you. Browse apprenticeship vacancies by job sector, salary, location and more.

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Online CV builder – create a CV for free | Barclays LifeSkills

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Create a CV that stands out with our free online CV builder. Get started today!

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Upskilling young people through educators and specialist charity partners

"I have been able to identify and build skills I would not have thought about. I have been able to use my learning to become a school ambassador and have won an award at an Enterprise Event".

Male, 15-16 years, secondary school, England

"The [resources] were easy to put together, there was a logical flow, and there was a massive range of activities. So, tutors can pick and choose, as long as it meets the learning objective of the lesson".

Head of PSHE - Secondary school, England (South East)

Connecting adults with work

"Nathan was homeless and had recently left prison. His Job Centre Work Coach, referral partner and Barclays' charity partner collaborated to help Nathan find employment. He was supported with CV and interview preparation, training courses as well as a voucher for interview clothes. Nathan settled in well to his new employment and was subsequently promoted".

Barclays LifeSkills Charity Partner

Find out more about the charities that Barclays LifeSkills works with, to help support adults and families who are facing barriers getting into work.

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LifeSkills | Developing work and life skills

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LifeSkills, created with Barclays, helps young people get the skills and experiences they need to enter the world of work.

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Manchester | Training and Courses for 16+ School Leavers

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There are opportunities in Manchester for school-leavers and young people who want to improve their skills and chances of finding employment. But, knowing where to look can sometimes feel overwhelming. That's where we can help.

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The Juice Academy is an industry-led apprenticeship provider that delivers apprenticeships in Social Media, PR and Charity. Created 10 years ago by Tangerine, a renowned communications agency with over two decades of experience, delivering the Content Creator Level 3 apprenticeship, we pride ourselves in finding and nurturing top talent.

We have recently partnered with Smoking Gun PR to deliver the PR & Comms Level 4 apprenticeship, and Jane Montague Consultancy to deliver the charity Fundraiser Level 3 apprenticeship. We will continue to partner with new organisations so we can increase the number of available apprenticeships and help to get even more people into work.

Our extensive list of employers we've worked with includes some of the North West's biggest brands, such as Social Chain, Rental Cars, UNILAD, JW Lees, Greater Manchester Police, Pretty Little Thing, and Manchester Airport Group.

The Juice Academy has already trained around 600 apprentices, working with over 500 businesses. As the first industry-led social media apprenticeship programme in the UK, we are proud to provide high-quality training and development opportunities for apprentices across the country, particularly in the North West.

Whether you're an aspiring apprentice looking for a foot in the door in digital marketing, PR or charity fundraising, or a business looking to invest in new talent, or train up a current employee, The Juice Academy is the perfect choice. Get in touch today to find out how we can help you achieve your goals!

If you're an employer wanting to hire an apprentice, please go to the HIRE AN APPRENTICE tab.

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If you're interested in becoming an apprentice on one of our programmes, please go to the APPRENTICESHIPS tab.

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Social Media Apprenticeships | Manchester | The Juice Academy

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Skills Centres offer a variety of courses for 16-18 year olds. 

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Army Reserve Centre, Oldham Road, Failsworth

Manchester - MPCT

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Understand the range of different pathways to choose from, so that you can decide if any are of interest (simply scroll up/down and across, then click on the image or opportunity of interest for more information). If you would like to discuss any of the opportunities in more detail with a career adviser,  please ring 01616219400 or email  OldhamCareers@positive-steps.org.uk or why not come along to our career drop in afternoon which take place every Thursday afternoon between 2pm-6pm at Positive Steps Oldham, 80 Union Street, OL1 1DJ, no appointment needed.

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Department for Education Post-16 Choices Animation

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Starling - We run arts-based projects for neurodivergent young people aged 13-25. We focus on self-expression, positivity, and meeting like-minded people.

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Starling - We run arts-based projects for neurodivergent young people aged 13-25. We focus on self-expression, positivity, and meeting like-minded people.

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We provide training for organisations and professionals looking to find out more about neurodiversity. Our packages work with organisations to discover practical ways to become more neurodiversity friendly both in the workplace and in community settings. Invest in equity and diversity by collaborating with us and discovering more about neuroinclusion.

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Works4U is a Specialist College with SPI status, offering an alternative to mainstream education.

We work to promote a safe and nurturing learning environment for young people between the ages of 14 and 24 and provide one to one support in developing their academic, social and independent living skills. We support young people who find accessing a mainstream school or college environment too much and require different levels of care. Here at Works4U, we understand that the circumstances of each learner is different but under the right guidance, we believe that all young people can flourish.

Our Centre

As a centre, we pride ourselves on being adaptable and helping our learners to succeed regardless of the difficulties they face. When a young person is referred to Works4U, a comprehensive basic needs and skills assessment is carried out to identify their individual requirements, with a timetabled programme formulated in accordance with their personal needs and interests. Our highly skilled staff work with every learner to provide a specialist environment that will promote each young person's personal and academic development

16-19 Tuition Fund

Works 4 U has been allocated some additional funding by the Education Funding Agency (ESFA) to help mitigate the disruption caused to students learning arising from COVID-19.

This funding will be used to give additional small group or 1:1 support to students identified by Works4U as needing additional support to overcome the barriers preventing them from completing awards and qualifications they have already started on their programme but need extra help to complete.

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Specialist College for Creative Education 

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Art, digital art and complementary studies for neurodivergent young people.

Our campuses operate from within and in partnership with Arts and Cultural organisations, for an alternative approach, with enhanced careers and progression opportunities.

We support additional/high needs routes to wellbeing, attainment, sustained engagement and employment.

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Useful career information to help you plan for your future. Try out the Career Wizard for inspiration.

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icanbea... (Careers & Ideas in Norfolk & Suffolk) | icanbea...

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Norfolk and Suffolk careers. Explore career ideas and opportunities in Norfolk and Suffolk. Find employers, vacancies and job ideas. Play the careers wizard and learn about local sectors. Career paths, jobs and training in New Anglia.

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Find out more about NHS Cadets - learn about roles in healthcare, build confidence and develop transferable skills.

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Take the first step towards a career today

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Apprenticeships with GetMyFirstJob. A whole new way to find your first Apprenticeships, Degree Apprenticeships, Work Experience or Graduate Job, with world class employers and training providers

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CREATIVE INDUSTRY! Tik Tok Creative Academy - 16-24 year olds - Online 

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Our approach

TikTok Creative Academy provides industry insight into the creative and digital sectors, along with access to creative professionals who will be sharing their experiences and teaching young people how to get a start in the creative world, including how to build a portfolio, how to create a creative CV and how to interview for those positions.

TikTok works with creative partners across the UK to deliver featured programmes throughout the year. Our latest featured creative partner programme was with V&A (Victoria & Albert Museum).

The multimillion pound TikTok Creative Academy programme, which is part of TikTok's CSR strategy to support youth digital skills and employment, offers creative and digital jobs training to level up and support communities right across the UK.

We are aiming to support over 2,500 young people who are not in education, employment or training to get closer to a creative job by 2024.

Frequently asked questions

What do participants on the TikTok Creative Academy have access to?

Participants on the TikTok Creative Academy programme have access to:

a 3-4 week employability course and guidance through technical qualifications and achieving accreditation, as well as online courses,

a career coach who will guide each participant to identify their goals and complete a bespoke action plan to reach them; TikTok employees will provide advice and coaching at peer-led workshops,

access to opportunities to further build their industry specific skills such as virtual work experience, jobs fairs, mentoring and networking events,

wider support on mental health or housing issues, and

access to a bursary which will support participants as they go through the programme, as well as a laptop loan scheme, developed to tackle digital exclusion.

Where can I take part in the TikTok Creative Academy?

TikTok Creative Academy is delivered in cities and towns right across the UK including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, and Newcastle.

Catch22's Colleges also have a relationship with TikTok Creative Academy in Bishop Auckland, Peterlee, Great Yarmouth and Maidstone.

What involvement do TikTok have in the day-to-day running of the programme?

When the partnership was formed, TikTok created an advisory board of experts and stakeholders who provide recommendations on the design and roll out of the programme. The panel includes representatives from TikTok and Catch22, policymakers, academics, young people and creative professionals.

While the programme is heavily shaped by the young participants, TikTok representatives take an active role in areas such as mentoring, delivering insight workshops on creativity and speaking at events to promote the programme.

At TikTok, our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. Creativity doesn't just happen. It needs to be encouraged, nurtured, and given space. But thousands of younger people don't have the opportunity or skills to be creative and there is inequality of access to creative and cultural resources. We want to change that. We are thrilled to be partnering with Catch22 to bridge the gap between young people and the creative industries - to truly enable creativity for all.

Rich Waterworth, TikTok UK

Contact TikTok Creative Academy

Samuel Stanyer

Senior Operations Manager

Participants on the TikTok Creative Academy must be aged between 16-24 and be not in education, employment or training.
To make a referral, please fill in the accompanying form, and a member of the team will be in touch.
Office Address
105 Barking Road, London, E16 4HQ

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Five things you need before you apply

1. An email address. We'll use this to send you updates on your application and set up your Our Pass account. You cannot use the same email address for a second Our Pass card account and will get an error message if you try.

2. A passport style photo to upload. Using a camera phone or digital camera, ask someone to take a passport-style colour photo of you against a plain background. Make sure it's just your head and shoulders. Photographs of photos, or blurred photos, will be rejected. Check the diagrams below for tips.

3. Proof of your date of birth. To be eligible for the next intake, you need to have been born between 01/09/2005 and 31/08/2007.

You will need to photograph, scan or colour copy a document that has your date of birth. Make sure the copy you upload is clear, and shows the whole document or page. It should be uploaded as a pdf or .jpg and below 5mb in size. Check the diagrams below for tips. Choose from the following documents:

UK Passport, EU or EEA passport

Provisional or full driving licence

Long or short birth certificate (inc. Non-EU Birth Certificate)

Adoption Order/Certificate

A PASS proof of age card (Validate UK ID card)

NHS medical card

NHS App Personal Details Screenshot

Biometric residence permit (BPR)

Validate UK ID card

EU/ EEA national ID card

HM forces ID card

UFF/GV3 Declaration of identity form

Letter from Local Authority of legal guardianship

4. Proof that you live in Greater Manchester. You will need to photograph, scan or colour copy an official letter that has your address on it. Show the whole letter, so that we can see the letterhead AND your address. You can blank out any sensitive information. Check the diagrams below for tips. Choose from the following documents:

Full or provisional driving licence (if not being used for proof of age)

Full or provisional driving licence screenshot of address details.

National Insurance letter (must show current address)

Letter from a government department eg HM Revenue and Customs, Department for Work and Pensions or Department for Education

Or one of these, which have to have been issued within the last three months (make sure we can see the date on the copy you send us):

Letter or statement from your bank or building society (you can download statements from most online banking accounts)

Recent mobile phone bill or utility bill*

A letter from HMRC about Tax Credits or Child Benefit addressed to a parent or guardian, in which the young person is named

5. A way to pay. There is a £10 administration charge, and so you'll need a valid payment card with you (so that you can see both the front and the back of the card). Make sure that you know the billing address for this card.

Cannot provide one of the above documents? Under exceptional circumstances whereby you have been rejected or cannot provide one of the above named documents we would accept on of the following as proof that you live in Greater Manchester. Choose from the following documents:

A confirmation letter from college confirming enrolment or a letter specifically confirming proof of age or proof of address

A letter from a government agency as listed at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations

A letter from your local council that can confirm address

A letter from your GP dated within the last 3 months, must have NHS number on within the content of the letter

Uploading your photo? Some extra tips:
The best format is .jpg. For iOS / Apple devices, go to settings / camera / formats, and choose "most compatible". For Android devices, open the camera app, click the settings button (gear icon) / save options / unselect "HEIF pictures".

The best picture size is 4:3. For iOS / Apple devices, open the camera app and "photo" setting will take images using this size. For Android devices, open the camera app, click the settings button (gear icon) / for rear camera or front camera (depending on which is used) and set the "picture size" to 4:3.

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Everything you need to know before you apply. Visit the Our Pass website to learn more about how to apply for Our Pass.

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If you are a young person and would like some support around your sexual health/substance use/identity, or if you would like to refer a young person to us please download this fill it in and scan back to Alternatively, please call us on 0161 723 3880.

Support

We have partnered with fellow specialists, HCRG Care Group and The Proud Trust to offer a combined sexual health/substance misuse service in Oldham for young people 13 - 19 years old (up to 25 years old if there is a special educational need and/or Looked After Child status).

Please click the image below to download a Young Person's information leaflet

Early Break

Early Break registered as a charity in 1994 and was one of the first national young people specific substance services. We are driven by the 'Voice of the Child' at every level in service and operate across 6 areas of Greater Manchester. We are holders of a plethora of Awards and Standards and are embedded in the communities we support and are a trusted, professional local brand. For more information about the other services we offer, please browse our website or email

HCRG Care Group

HCRG Care Group is at the forefront of delivering truly integrated sexual health care and currently deliver sexual health care in 11 local authority areas. Our services were amongst the first to deliver enhanced postal and express STI testing and we continue to develop tools to make sexual health care more accessible such as app advice & booking, online condom distribution.

C Card scheme is aimed at young people between 13 and 24 years old who can register to get a range of free condoms, femidoms, lubes, dams, information and advice. The aim of this service is to promote reproductive health, sexual health and help young people to access local services. For a list of where you can access free condom distribution, please click HERE.

For more information about the services we offer, please visit our website https://www.thesexualhealthhub.co.uk/

The Proud Trust

The Proud Trust is a life saving and life enhancing organisation that helps LGBT+ young people across Greater Manchester empower themselves, to make a positive change for themselves and their communities. They do this through youth groups, coordinating national and regional LGBT+ youth work networks, managing the LGBT+ Centre for Manchester, delivering of training, running events and campaigns, undertaking research and creating resources.

As part of our Oldham offer, we will be offering some 'Trans Navigator' support. 'Trans' is an umbrella term used to describe someone whose gender identity does not align or "match'" with the sex and gender role they were assigned at birth by society. The Trans information section of The Proud Trust website will help give you more indepth information. You can also call for help and advice on all aspects of sexuality on 0161 660 3347 (9am-5.30pm daily, plus emergency calls on weekends) or email centre@theproudtrust.org

We will be offering a youth group - more details to follow and we are delighted to be able to offer some professional training, again please check out the website for details on this: https://www.theproudtrust.org/

Contact us

If you are a young person and would like some support around your sexual health/substance use/identity, or if you would like to refer a young person to us please download this referral form fill it in and scan back to info@earlybreak.co.uk Alternatively, please call us on 0161 723 3880.

How did we do?

This is your opportunity to 'Have Your Say' on the service you received. Your feedback is very important to us and helps us deliver a better service to the young people we support. We would love it if you would take a moment to either complete a short anonymous Survey Monkey by scanning the QR code or by downloading the pdf (click on the image below) and sending back to us (Early Break, Annara House, 7-9 Bury Road, Radcliffe, M23 2UG). Thanks for your help!

(click image to download a pdf or scan the QR code to be directed to a short survey)

For more information about Early Break's 'Core Offers' please click on the image below:

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Get Oldham Working is a Council service that aims to help people find work and training opportunities. The service offers:
Contact: Address:
Get Oldham Working
22 Union Street
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Traineeships
Our paid traineeship will be open to any Oldham resident who is over 16 and has been unemployed for 6 months. Contact the team for more information.
Apprenticeships
We can help you find an apprenticeship in Oldham. Open to all age groups whatever your prior level of education. Contact the team for more information.
Working Wardrobe
Working Wardrobe is a personal styling and mentoring service, supporting Oldham residents with clothes and accessories for job interviews and prospective employment.
Free services to business
Get Oldham Working can help you to recruit people in Oldham.
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Routes to employment is a pathway collective, that can help certain groups of individuals achieve training, apprenticeships, work experience, and employment outcomes.

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Get Oldham Working is a Council service that aims to help people find work and training opportunities. The service offers: Contact: Address: Get Oldham Working 22 Union Street Oldham OL1 1BE Traineeships Our paid traineeship will be open to any Oldham resident who is over 16 and has been unemployed for 6 months.

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Kickstart your Healthcare career

The Healthcare Support Worker Development (HCSWD) programme provides a unique opportunity to begin your healthcare career with the NHS by providing you with all the training, support, and supervision you need to become a Healthcare Support Worker (HCSW) or more commonly known as a Healthcare Assistant (HCA).

Healthcare Support Workers are a vital part of how the NHS looks after people. They spend time with patients, supporting personal care and undertake technical tasks such as taking a patient's temperature.
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What the programme involves

During our programme, you will work through the 15 Standards of the Care Certificate, learning how to meet the daily living needs of your patients, supporting with infection control, as well as being a part of the NHS healthcare team. This includes supporting Registered Nurses and other healthcare practitioners in providing patient care, from hygiene to personal and physical comfort.

Throughout this period, you will be registered with NHS Professionals as a Junior HCSW, working at least 30 hours a week across earlies, lates and nights.

Discover the programme

As a HCSW you can work in different places and services across the NHS. In recognition of this, we have different programmes focusing on specialities you can explore, including Acute Care, Mental Health, Community Care, Paediatrics, and Patient Safety. Explore healthcare areas here.

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St James's Bldg, 65 Oxford St, Manchester, M1 6FQ

Games & Media
24 Hulme St, Manchester, M1 5BW

Oxford Street: 0161 552 6872 | Hulme Street: 0161 504 9013

Manchester is often called the creative capital of the North, which isn't a surprise when you think of the nearly 10,000 creative businesses that have set up camp here. From MediaCity to successful musicians such as The Smiths, Oasis and Bugzy Malone, this is just part of the landscape in Manchester, making it the perfect home for young creatives.

Going hand in hand with this is the thriving tech community with global firms including Google, Microsoft and IBM based right here too. The city is one of the best places to enter either of these industries, as both are expanding rapidly.

Manchester is home to not one, but two ACC centres on Oxford Street and Hulme Street. Our Oxford Street centre hosts our music students and our Hulme Street centre is where you'll find games and media and each one is dedicated to the disciplines they house. They're also only a 16 minute walk from each other, so collaboration between courses is still on the table.

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Career Guidance

We provide careers information, advice, and guidance to help young people make well-informed and realistic decisions about their career pathways. We work with young people in schools to help them choose options, decide on their careers, and apply for opportunities for when they complete Year 11.

If you left school in the last 2 years and you are not in education, employment or training then our Careers Advisers can support you to explore your options. If you are not quite ready to look at your options, but you would like to make steps towards this, we currently have an enhanced mentoring programme through Connect to your Future. To book a face to face or virtual appointment then please do not hesitate to get in touch with your local Careers team.

Oldham - 0161 621 9400 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Rochdale - 0800 195 8528 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tameside - 0800 484 0407 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Young people with a current EHCP who are not in education, employment or training can also get support from one of our advisers up until their 25 th birthday.

If you left school more than 2 years ago and you don't have an EHCP - don't panic! The National Careers Service offers adult careers information, advice, and guidance. You can contact them on 0800 100 900 or visit https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/

You can also check your local council website for organisations in your area that offer adult careers support.
Who is it for?
Young people aged 13 to 18 (or to 25 if they have a Special Educational Need or Disability)
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They are keen to be involved and to understand how they can improve their outcomes. Students' achievement in the sixth form is good."

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Marking and feedback for students is strong across different departments.

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Students report that they receiveexcellent care, support and guidance.

A ttendance is above average and continues to improve.

Students demonstrate very strong attitudes to learning.

Students undertake independent research projects which prepare them well for their next stage of education.

Students enjoy coming to school and are very proud of their school and their sixth form.

The school provides strong advice for students in the sixth form as they make decisions about their next steps.

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Welcome to Clarendon Sixth Form College.

Welcome to Clarendon Sixth Form College. As the top performing college in Greater Manchester for school leavers and the ninth best college in the entire United Kingdom, we aim very high for our students. Our students have the best success rates in Greater Manchester.

(DfE statistics 2019)

As a student, your career aspirations and your experience are very important to us. We will ensure you have a fulfilling and purposeful time with us by providing first rate learning, work experience, support and enrichment opportunities.

Our Ofsted inspectors recognised the very strong teaching and the excellent high grades our students achieve. It is our role to prepare you for the best and most competitive degree courses at the best universities and the most sought after apprenticeships with key employers; ultimately to position you for your future career; to achieve the highest possible grades to ensure you can progress at the highest levels and to enable you to be the best future citizen you can be.

We have very high expectations of every member of staff and of every student. We will work with you and your parents and carers to push, stretch and challenge you to achieve, beyond your potential.

We look forward to seeing you at Clarendon Sixth Form College.

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Welcome to The Rochdale Sixth Form College

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Ashton Sixth Form College is an outstanding college and the leading provider of post-16 education in Tameside, Greater Manchester. The Department for Education recently ranked the college as the best in the area for student progress (2020). The college offers an extensive provision of A-Level and Vo…

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New Bridge College is a vibrant post – 16 learning and training campus geared towards providing inspirational teaching and learning to students and young people.

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New Bridge College is a vibrant post – 16 learning and training campus geared towards providing inspirational teaching and learning to students and young people.

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As Head of College, I take extreme pleasure, on behalf of all our young people, the New Bridge staff family, Governors and stakeholders, to offer warm words of welcome and an introduction to New Bridge College.

At the College, our students are the driving force behind everything we do. New Bridge College is a vibrant post - 16 learning and training campus geared towards providing inspirational teaching and learning to students and young people with SEN, focusing on positive destinations, developing skills for adulthood, employment and further education or training. At the college, all of our students are at the heart and centre of everything we do. Our committed and dedicated staff members are continuously striving for excellence and this positive ethos has a genuine impact on the ambitions, aspirations and goals of our students.

We inspire each one of our students to aim high and be the best they can be. As a result, we are extremely proud to say that studying at New Bridge College gives our students the opportunity to transform their lives. Our strategic intent and priorities, vision, mission and values drive our motivation to educate, support and guide our students to achieve the very best.

To tribute each student's starting point, we provide a supportive transition into College, in a safe and inclusive environment, where welfare, emotional regulation and personal development are important priorities alongside the attainment of education.

We want all of our students to enjoy their time at College by studying pathways which challenge them, increase their depth of knowledge and skillset, strengthen their resilience and prepare them well for the future. At New Bridge College, this is done within a highly supportive, nurturing and friendly environment through creative and innovative approaches (which support personalised learning), a highly ambitious curriculum, striving philosophies and inspiring activities... and more.

We are enormously proud of our College, the achievements of our students, the expertise, dedication and commitment of our staff family, our excellent facilities and our reputation for providing an outstanding education to young people from Oldham and its surrounding boroughs.

Scott McKeown, Head of New Bridge College

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As Head of College, I take extreme pleasure, on behalf of all our young people, the New Bridge staff family, Governors and stakeholders, to offer warm words of welcome and an introduction to New Bridge College. At the College, our students are the driving force behind everything we do.

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Oldham College offers an extensive range of technical & professional qualifications in areas including digital and creative, performing arts and media, financial and professional services, sport, travel and public services, construction and the built environment, caring professions and retail and commercial.We work closely with employers to ensure we are providing courses and developing students in sectors that are relevant, growing and have lots of career opportunities.

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