Learn a range of useful work skills Placements can be between 1 and 3 days a week including how to maintain gardens, and last from 3-6 months. prune and fell trees, and use power tools such as brushcutters and hedge trimmers. Additional support with CV writing and improving interview skills. Programme Description Date/Additional Info Progression For young people (aged 16 25) who On-going programme Participants can progress – Get Green are looking to gain skills and experience Tuesdays 1.00pm -3.00pm into key volunteer roles, Bath City Farm in practical outdoors work. Participants more permanent Kilda Meadows will do a range of activities including On-going applications. volunteering and can enrol T: 01225 481 269 animal care, woodworking, conservation, on one of our free courses E: Kilda@bathcityfarm.org.uk gardening and site maintenance work in animal care or which will include repairing fences and Any questions or to arrange for a person to horticulture or other land animal enclosures, building steps and come and meet us or to request an enrolment based skills. maintaining paths. We keep a work log form e mail so that skills learnt can be added to CVs or call 01225 481269 and participants will receive a certificate and an appraisal to take on to further training or employment. Programme Description Date/Additional Info Progression Didac Ltd For NEET young people aged 16-18 applications Further training, Learn to use power hand tools, wood 3 days per week for 28 on Wednesday, apprenticeships and Woodwise Academy machining and polishing and finishing. Thursday and Friday. opportunities in the furniture Riverside Get help with work experience, English Bursary grants for travel and food and wood sectors. Crews Hole Road, Bristol BS5 8BB & Maths and careers advice. Bus fares paid for including BANES area-they Can either achieve a Level 1 or Level 2 have had referrals from BANES area, mainly T: 0117 9049377 (Elaine) qualification with awarding body Keynsham Occupational Awards Ltd.
Learn a range of useful work skills including how to maintain gardens, prune and fell trees, and use power tools such as brushcutters and hedge trimmers. Additional support with CV writing and improving interview skills. Placements can be between 1 and 3 days a week and last from 3-6 months. Programme Description Date/Additional Info Progression Get Green Bath City Farm Kilda Meadows T: 01225 481 269 E: Kilda@bathcityfarm.org.uk For young people (aged 16 – 25) who are looking to gain skills and experience in practical outdoors work. Participants will do a range of activities including animal care, woodworking, conservation, gardening and site maintenance work which will include repairing fences and animal enclosures, building steps and maintaining paths. We keep a work log so that skills learnt can be added to CVs and participants will receive a certificate and an appraisal to take on to further training or employment. On-going programme Tuesdays 1.00pm -3.00pm On-going applications. Any questions or to arrange for a person to come and meet us or to request an enrolment form e mail or call 01225 481269 Participants can progress into key volunteer roles, more permanent volunteering and can enrol on one of our free courses in animal care or horticulture or other land based skills. Programme Description Date/Additional Info Progression Didac Ltd Woodwise Academy Riverside Crews Hole Road, Bristol BS5 8BB T: 0117 9049377 (Elaine) For NEET young people aged 16-18 Learn to use power hand tools, wood machining and polishing and finishing. Get help with work experience, English & Maths and careers advice. Can either achieve a Level 1 or Level 2 qualification with awarding body Occupational Awards Ltd. applications 3 days per week for 28 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Bursary grants for travel and food Bus fares paid for including BANES area-they have had referrals from BANES area, mainly Keynsham Further training, apprenticeships and opportunities in the furniture and wood sectors.
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