Employment Support Programme

In 2011 the Trust was awarded "matrix" the national quality standard for information, advice and guidance for its services to the public. The assessor's reports said "IAG is a golden thread that permeates all the services of the Trust with staff providing a personalised, impartial service to youth and adult service users." and "The Broughton Trust delivers a high quality IAG service that is impartial, objective and empowering based upon motivational principles".

The Trust works with Salford City College to provide NVQ courses at Levels 2 and 3 in a range of vocational areas and helps students find suitable work placements. It provides study support in portfolio building. Courses at Level 2 are often free if the student has no previous Level 2 qualification.

We have a close working relationship with the city's Skills and Work service. All Trust learners are given the opportunity for 1:1 interviews with Skills and Work, and they in turn often put job seekers in touch with the Trust to improve or develop their skills. The Trust runs drop-in sessions to support job-seekers develop CVs, write job applications or prepare for interviews.

Link : Salford City Council - Skills and Work

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