If you are looking for information about learning, careers and job opportunities, you should find the
following pages of interest.
Explore job, training and career options at the worktrain site where you can
search national databases of over 800,000 opportunities. This site also has
information about special measures being introduced by the Employment
Service to help people affected by the Foot and Mouth outbreak.
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New Deal has been created to help
unemployed people into work by
closing the gap between the skills
employers want and the skills
people can offer.
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The Jobcentre Plus, the service for people of working age,
offers a number of services and programmes to help new
job seekers, unemployed people, particularly long-term unemployed people, people with
disabilities and others who may need extra help in finding work.
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The matrix Standard is a national quality standard for organisations delivering
information, advice and guidance services for learning and work, developed by The
Guidance Council.
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Skills and labour market information
website providing a database including
projections, as well as reports from the
National Skills Task Force.
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Other Sites of Interest
Finding the right course can be complicated so if you get stuck, simply call the
learndirect free and impartial helpline on 0800 100 900 for fast, friendly help.
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This site is your site.
It aims to tell you all you need to know about Government.
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The Department for Work and Pensions was formed on the 8th June from parts of the former Department of Social Security and parts of the former Department for Education and Employment. The Department will continue to help with the costs of raising
children and with arranging child
support maintenance, support
people who are looking for work or
cannot work and promote financial
security in retirement.
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The Teacher Training Agency seeks to raise standards in schools by attracting
able and committed people to teaching and by improving
the quality of teacher training.
Have you ever thought of becoming
a teacher?
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