We aim to achieve this by

• Providing support in finding the right course
• Assisting with completing course applications
• Giving advice regarding employment and training
• Supporting young people in finding a job, including completing application forms and writing a CV, as well as providing advice on interview skills
• Providing information about career pathways and job roles, including potential earnings and qualification requirements
• Informing young people about welfare support and benefits, and any available grants

Our service is impartial, which means we look at all of the options available and provide information and advice to help young people to make informed decisions about learning and work opportunities. Our targeted support service also provides guidance, which is confidential.

Why do we contact you?

We have a legal duty to keep up-to-date information about the ‘destinations’ of young people in Warrington, for example if you are attending college or are in work or training. This information enables us to offer support to any young people who may not be accessing opportunities as part of RPA (Raising the Participation Age)

We work with schools and colleges to gather information required by the Department for Education but occasionally we may need to contact you via telephone, letter or home visit to see if you need any information or advice relating to work and training opportunities.

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If you have any concerns or questions about the language used on our website or require information in another language or format including large print, Braille, audio or British Sign Language or simply require assistance please email equalities@warrington.gov.uk