Berkeley Group Construction Opportunities – Deadline for submissions Friday 23rd, 5pm

Berkeley Group Construction Opportunities

As part of its significant activities, the Berkeley Group, one of the largest property development companies in London and the South East, http://www.berkeleygroup.co.uk/, has a Foundation that amongst other things, aims to ensure that 250 unemployed Londoners a year gain employment, both directly within the Berkeley Group, but also within its extensive supply chain.

We assist the Berkeley Foundation by finding candidates for specific sectors that they recruit to. On this occasion, we are looking for excellent candidates that are looking to secure a career within the construction industry. Individuals can:

· Be looking for their first job within the sector (they will likely have had at least some taster training or informal experience)

· Be looking for an apprenticeship in any of the construction disciplines

· Have completed college courses with NVQ/City & Guilds certification

· Have existing experience in a particular trade and be looking to return to the construction sector

Candidates must be aged 16-24, live in Southwark and be unemployed, with no work or study commitments.

Candidates must also:

· Have good communication skills

· Have researched the Berkeley Group before they are telephone screened

· Be fully committed to the realities of working on site (early starts, all weather working)

· Be capable of passing a drugs test

· Be committed to working within the construction industry for the long term

A valid CSCS card would be a great advantage for candidates at any level.

For more information contact 020 7740 8200| M: 07818 060 479 or ranjit@southwarkworks.org.uk quoting Reference: C0009

Deadline for submissions: Friday 23rd January 2015, 5pm

TV careers fair – January 26th.

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Getting into television can seem almost impossible on so many different levels. While the application and interview process can be notoriously challenging and competitive, it can be just as hard to even find those opportunities to apply for in the first place! As a new entrant, it’s not easy to work out which companies take on trainees, apprentices and interns, and if so, at what time of year and how to apply. And what if you love telly, are full of ideas and know you’ve got the right attitude, but don’t have any experience? Where can you get a chance to try things out and find out where your strengths and interests lie?

These are the questions we’re aiming to help you answer on Monday 26 January, when we’ll be hosting the first ever RTS Futures Training Fair. For one evening, we’ll be bringing together under one roof a formidable range of organisations offering entry routes into telly, all keen to meet you! Confirmed exhibitors include the BBC, Channel 4, Creative Access, Discovery, Disney, ITV, Latimer Group, Mama Youth, Media Trust/London 360, The Network, Procam, RDF, Roundhouse/Bloomberg, Sara Putt Associates and Sky, with possibly a few more exciting names to join.

IMPORTANT : It is free to attend this fair however you must register as an RTS Member using your membership number before booking your ticket. Membership of the RTS is also free. Follow the advice and links, complete the application process and book your attendance. Follow @RTS_Futures on Twitter & hashtag #RTSCareers

 

advicelocal website

The advicelocal website (www.advicelocal.org.uk) has just launched a new set of resources covering Employment issues, including many borough based services, covering local work and training opportunities.

Developed in response to user feedback (and with support from Trust for London), our new resources cover a wide range of employment topics, including national information on employment rights and other work related matters.

Our advicefinder database helps the public identify borough based organisations that support people in finding work, as well as those organisations offering assistance to people who need legal help with Employment matters.

We hope you find the new Employment resources useful, and would be happy to get your feedback. If you know of other resources that it would be helpful for us to link to please do let us know.

In addition any support you can provide in helping to publicise our new resources both within your council and amongst your contacts would be very much appreciated.

All the best

Phil and Bal
Lasa’s advicelocal team

020 7426 4477

Website: advicelocal@lasa.org.uk
Twitter: @advicelocal

Get Started in Theatre with the Princes Trust

The Prince’s Trust and London Bubble Theatre Company are offering a week theatre training course open to young people across London.

If you are 16-25 not currently in education, training or employment then Get Started with us and achieve your goals.

Join our free film programme where you can:

· Take part in introductory drama workshops.

· Participate in an interactive theatre performance by our Young Theatre Makers.

· Work with a spoken word artist to create performance poetry.

· Take part in an introduction to lights and sound for theatre session.

· Work in groups to prepare a performance for sharing with an invited audience.

· Gain a Arts Award at Bronze Level.

· Receive up to three months’ progression support with the Prince’s Trust to help you find further work or training.

To be eligible for the programme you must attend a Taster Day on 18th February 2015. We cover transport costs for the Taster Day & for the duration of the programme.

This programme will run from 23rd February to the 27th February 2015

To register your interest or for more information contact Jamie Brett on 07415364808 or email outreach.london@princes-trust.org.uk alternatively you can text ‘Theatre’ to 07415364808.

Street League Academy Programme.

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Street League are recruiting for their Academy Programme. The programme starts on Monday 9th February 2015 and can accommodate up to x20 young people. The Academy programme is for 16-25 year olds that are not currently in employment, education or training. The Academy uses the power of football to develop employability skills and gain accredited qualifications. The qualifications are more suited towards people progressing into sustainable employment opportunities. Each person will receive 1-2-1 support to help them progress employment.

Details

Venue – Myatt’s Field Community Centre, 24 Crawshay Road, Lambeth, SW9 6FZ

Days – Monday to Thursday Time – 10am to 2pm

Start date – Monday 9th February 2015 End date – Thursday 16th April 2015

Street League have a dedicated Employer Engagement Team that broker job opportunities and provide people with interviews for work experience and job opportunities. These services can only be accessed by Street League Academy participants. There is dedicated Aftercare Coordinator that is responsible for working 1-2-1 with young people once they have completed the Academy programme to continue to support them on their journey into employment.

Contact: callum.simpson@streetleague.co.uk

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ACT NOW starts 19th January

Sent On Behalf of Cardboard Citizens

Please reply to Effie Effie@cardboardcitizens.org.uk

Cardboard Citizens is recruiting for our Spring ACT NOW Programme – the Arts Lab we are looking for young people who are for working together, watching and making theatre, building confidence, getting qualifications and having fun.

If you are 16-25 not currently in education, training or employment then ACT NOW and achieve support reaching your goals. Young people work towards a Personal Employability, Achievement and Reflective Learning (PEARL) Qualification.

The Arts Lab is a series of Masterclasses from industry professionals in different performance areas…

Acting

Spoken Word

Music Making

Producing

Working towards a final performance

Positive progression routes onto other opportunities/education

INTERESTED?

The Arts Lab will take place every Monday 6 – 9pm for 11 Weeks from the 19th Of January at 77A Greenfield Road, Whitechapel, London.

Contact: To register your interest or for more information contact Effie Makepeace on 020 7377 8948 or email Effie@cardboardcitizens.org.uk.