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Youth Employment Hub
The Youth Employment Hub is a new service for people aged 16 - 24.
We can help you find jobs, apprenticeships and courses.
For more information click the link below.
Support for Job Seekers
Pre-employment support
Increase your chances of gaining employment, get help with CVs, applications, careers advice and more.
Support for Ex offenders
If you are an ex offender we can help you.
Click the link below to find out about inclusive employers, top tips, pre employment support services, case studies and more.
Volunteering opportunities
Gain confidence, learn new skills and make a difference.
Join our mailing list
Register below to receive our quarterly newsletter and to be kept up to date with our job opportunities, events and activities.
Call to Care
Are you interested in doing some short-term work in social care?
The government's #CallToCare campaign is encouraging members of the public to apply for short-term & long-term opportunities in the adult social care sector.
Find out more by clicking the link below.
Plan for Jobs: skills, employment and support programmes for jobseekers
The UK Government have put together a page of information bringing together guidance for jobs seekers so they can develop their skills, get advice on job applications, and search for opportunities. This is part of the UK Government’s Plan for Jobs to support, protect and create jobs across the UK.
Additional support
Start careers site
Start is a great resource to help you identify the right career for you and to provide you with information on what you'll need to do to achieve your choice.
It's aimed at 11 - 18 year olds but useful for all ages.
icould
icould is a website which helps draw links between school subjects and jobs.
icould uses the power of personal stories to inform and inspire young people’s career choices.
Wheels2Work scheme
The Wheels2Work scheme offers low-cost loans for electric bikes, pedal bikes and electric scooters, so that they can be hired from the city council’s Bike Park for up to six months.
The idea is to help people who have a job, training or education to get to, but no way of getting there.