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Youth.inc are pleased to announce that we are now helping more and more learners get into paid work, training and volunteering options. Youth.inc help young people get into many different sectors of work and opportunities and are developing contacts with employers, apprenticeship and training providers in Bristol, and volunteering organisations.
We are very keen to hear from any of the above organisations who may be interested in working with us and meeting our many candidates. Our candidates go through a 'work- readiness' programme involving learning about Customer Service are are motivated to find opportunities to kickstart their careers.
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Youth.inc is very pleased to announce the newly formed relationship with New College Swindon. This new relationship means that the Youth.inc work- readiness programme will be available in Salford as of January 2012.
This exciting new development is the start of big expansion planned for Youth.inc to go nationwide. With the flagship Academy based in the centre of Bristol having already helped many 16- 18 year olds since July gain more qualifications and skills, Youth.inc are keen to help more young people in different areas of the country.
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Youth.Inc officially launched the business this week, with many local and national employers attending the event. Employers at the event included British Telecom, Thomas Westcott, National Apprenticeship Service, Connexions, Homebase, The Prince’s Trust, Job Centre Plus and many others.
Mark Corden, CEO of People Incorporated presented the foundations of the business to all their special guests and set out their future vision for national expansion.
In a recent press release, Mark Corden said: ‘I hope Bristol businesses will see the benefits and opportunities of working with us and young people as part of the growth of their workforce for the future. With our high street presence in Bristol and our professional team and services, we look forward to making a big impact to the growth of the business economy.’
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