To continue the vital work we do in supporting the community, we’d appreciate it if you could pass this on to anyone you think may be able to help us find a new home! We are a NGO, Social Enterprise and Not-For-Profit organisation that aims to tackle and reduce youth unemployment by equipping and empowering young people with self-confidence, knowledge and professional skills. We’re trying to make a big difference in society by offering high-quality skills-based workshops to young people, especially those
We are pleased to announce that we have being awarded £9,985.00 from AwardsforAll to support unemployed young people with a range of Skills-based workshops to improve their future employment prospects. Here is the press announcement: “This is a project by a community organisation in Barnet. The group will use the funding to purchase a range of electronic equipment in order to provide training workshops for unemployed young people, and hire a consultant to develop a business plan for the organisation.
Saturday 29th November, TESYouth ran interactive taster workshops for young people in Interview techniques, Boosting self-confidence and Start your own Enterprise. The event was from 12:00-5:00pm at Lift, 45 White Lion Street, Islington, N1 9PW. Ignite is a personal development and employability skills event aimed at engaging 200 young people from the boroughs of Barnet, Brent, Camden, Enfield, Haringey, Hackney and Islington.
TESYouth will participate and run interactive workshops in Ignite event. Each workshops will engage around 15 young people at a time and will include Interview techniques, Boosting self-confidence and Start your own Enterprise. Ignite is a personal development and employability skills event aimed at engaging 200 young people from the boroughs of Barnet, Brent, Camden, Enfield, Haringey, Hackney and Islington. Ignite aims to… • Put on a variety of high quality, interactive and relevant skills workshops for young people. • Engage
According to a leaked document, funding for youth and education services across London could be cut by 90%. The Greater London Authority (GLA) report reveals funding could drop from the current £22.6m to £10.4m next year before being reduced further to £2.3m by 2016-17. It stated: “Decreasing our funding has a disproportionate impact on the most vulnerable groups of young people.” But it also said nothing had been confirmed regarding the future budget. The report, dated 4 November and written by the
