The wraparound training being offered will help me to improve my skills with writing a CV and interview techniques.”
Joe Ketteridge, a Kickstart participant working at The Write Impression, a communications and digital marketing agency located in Brantham, said:
As a recent graduate, getting a job was never going to be simple especially in a pandemic, but TWI and Kickstart has given me that opportunity, and I couldn’t be happier. The programme has given my employer the confidence to allow me to focus on training and expand on my skills.
“I think Kickstart has come just at the right time for young people looking for employment and will really help give knowledge and experience to my generation.”
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More than 50 organisations have bandied together to offer arts jobs for under 25s. Pictured: A DanceEast dance class.
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A group of arts and cultural organisations across East Anglia are offering nearly 150 jobs for young people across the region as part of a new government scheme.
More than 50 organisations have come together to form Kickstart East Anglia and work with the DWP to provide jobs for young people under 25 who are at risk of long-term unemployment, as part of the government s Kickstart scheme.
The group has created 42 placements with 14 different employers in Norfolk and 52 placements with 18 employers in Suffolk as well as more roles in Cambridgeshire. The roles will be available at some point from now until December 2021.