SOLD’s employability programmes will enable learners to be one step ahead when entering the workplace, providing organisations with a real reason for employment.
Audience: Individuals with an additional need or disability
Orchard Hill College Work start traineeship into work supported internship
If you are looking for a way to kick start your career then this course is for you. WorkStart gives you the opportunity to gain work experience and qualifications. You will be able to work one-to-one with Job Coaches to get you on track to achieving your ambitions.
Oxted and District Job Club
The Job Club was established about 4 years ago and aims to support any unemployed adult person with the right to work in the UK who seeks help in securing a job. Support is given by one of our several trained volunteers through, typically, one to one digital meetings. Support given can range from establising career goals to highlighting the best ways to find a job (company websites, networking , recruiters etc) to application completion to interview practice to choosing the right job.
Reigate and Banstead Works
A range of exciting, local employers are looking for skilled workers to join them. Find out more about opportunities within the borough, signposting to ways to upskill, and tips to secure your next dream job.
Activate Learning
Explore Activate Learning’s diverse range of alternative education and training paths
AS Mentoring
At ASM we partner with, and empower, neurodivergent people in employment, and in finding work. We work with neurodivergent adults, employers, organisations and charities, offering a strengths-based, holistic approach when working together. We offer a range of services for both individuals and employers, including 1:1 services, training and consultancy, and group events.
Brooklands College
Whether you’re growing your business, changing your career or just starting out, it all starts with skills.
Disability Initiative
DI’s holistic approach can help clients to develop their prevocational skills, help navigate a pathway toward voluntary work, work experience or paid employment. This may include participation in educational and learning sessions, developing social or improving IT skills. We help clients to recognise their capabilities, build on abilities and transfer skills into new opportunities.
DI works collaboratively with many organisations including the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) services and Surrey Welfare Rights Unit to support clients with benefits or financial issues.
Downs Syndrome Association
East Surrey College (Multiply)
Boost your maths skills with Multiply. Our range of free numeracy courses can help you gain a qualification and build your confidence in using numbers at work or in everyday life.