Training/Advice
Event
Open Day for 16/17 year olds.
Bryson FutureSkills
Cost:
Free
This is an event being held in Stockman House for young people who are interested in enrolling on our Training for Success Programme. This is for 16/17 year old school leavers and those age up to 24 if extra support is required.
The Training for Success Programme is all about giving you the tools and confidence to find work or move onto higher education. It is designed for school leavers aged 16/17 and provides the opportunities to gain a nationally recognised qualification, essential skills as well as practical work experience. Trainees will recieve £40 per week EMA plus travel expenses. We offer a wide range of vocational qualifications in;
- Bricklaying
- Business Administration
- Catering
- Childcare
- Hairdressing
- Information Technology
- Joinery
- Playwork
- Retail
We are also welcoming parents, guardians and youth workers to this event. Please come along to learn more about the courses we offer and the support we provide for participants.
No appointment neccessary, drop in for a chat any time between 10.00am-6.00pm with our Tutors and recieve a tour of our training facilities.
Open Day for 16/17 year olds.
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