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Unemployedor facing redundancy?Help is out there...If you’re unemployed, facing redundancy or looking for acareer change, help is available.There is are free training, courses and advice to suit everyone,regardless of your experience, education or career plan.• The Council’s Learning & Skills team offers free online coursesthat can help prepare you for the world of work• Routes to Work supports unemployed people aged 30 and over• If you’re aged 16-29, check out the Youth Employment Initiative(YEI). They can help you with employment, education or training• If you want to find out more about local careers in warehousingand distribution, there are free workshops on offer to help.Email PatrickRobinson@darlington.ac.uk or call 503042.Find out more, as well as information about the National CareersService, at www.darlington.gov.uk/jobs-and-careers and turn topage 33 for news from another project supporting people into work.Darlington Business Weekgoes virtualDARLINGTONBUSINESSWEEKDarlington's fourth Business Week is goingvirtual this year as businesses continue toadjust to new ways of working.The Council’s business investment team has broughttogether a wide range of local companies, partnersand business support organisations to deliver atimetable of events, all hosted online. The freesessions, from 5-9 October, will help local businessesbuild resilience, learn how to diversify and graspnew opportunities and engage with new and existingcustomers.For the first time, there will be specialist supportworkshops from Save the High Street andBusiness Doctors to help those sectors hardesthit by the pandemic – retail, leisure, hospitalityand personal services. There will also be updateson developments around HR and health andsafety.Business Week will bring together professionalskills and experience from local companies,as well as the Tees Valley Combined Authority,TEDCO, Darlington College and NEPO.For more details and how to book visit www.investindarlington.co.uk/events32 www.darlington.gov.uk
Has the currentsituationimpacted youropportunities?If you’re 29+ and out ofwork, we can provide free1-1 support to move youcloser to work in areassuch as:• Health and wellbeing• Money worries• Work or volunteeringplacements• Job skills such as CVwriting or computer skillsWe can also provide freechildcare whilst you areon programme*Contact usBy phone:01325 525 100By email:stepforward@niconsortium.orgVisit our website:www.sfteesvalley.co.uk*Subject to eligibilityStep Forward Tees Valley is funded by the European Social Fundand The National Lottery Community Fund
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