OxLEP Skills 'No Limits' inclusive employability support programme
Our ‘No Limits’ inclusive employability support programme can provide you with up to 30 hours of 1-1 support with finding employment, education, or training, through help such as:
- Support with CV writing, application forms and preparation for interviews
- Provision of travel bursaries for getting to interviews or the first month of a job or apprenticeship, if this is a barrier
- Provision of electronic devices, data and informal digital training programmes
- Information about Green Skills courses and careers
Other barriers to employment, education or training – such as access to certifications or training – can also be funded through the programme.
To access the ‘No Limits’ programme, please contact Angela Dickson, Employment Training & Education Manager at Aspire at angela@aspireoxford.co.uk.
Visit https://oxlepskills.co.uk/employability to find out more.
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