The Broughton Trust
The Trust provides adult learning, youth work, employment support and community development across the city. most of its employees and volunteers live within an 8-mile radius of the organisation.
In partnership with a range of employers and training providers we provide a pathway into meaningful employment for the unqualified, unskilled and inexperienced, particularly in fields such as construction, hospitality and personal services. We offer a range of services from job clubs, pre-employment training and work sampling all underpinned by 1:1 support. We contact some of the most difficult to track and place young adults (the ‘invisible’) who are on no-one’s register, who claim no benefits and who live outside the system.
We have also helped to organise recycling projects, fashion and dance events, sponsored bike rides and cross-generational projects.
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The Broughton Trust
The Broughton Trust provides services for refugees and asylum seekers across Salford. We provide a one to one assessment process to plan a bespoke learning and support programme for ESOL learners.
The wide range of courses in their ESOL programme are non-accredited and delivered in a community setting to reduce anxiety and increase participation, creating pathways to employment and qualifications.
Learning support workers work closely with each individual to identify skill gaps and other non-academic support needed. Information advice and guidance sessions are provided throughout the process and by working with outside organisations through a signposting/referral system.
Employment Support: In partnership with a range of employers and training providers we provide a pathway into meaningful employment for the unqualified, unskilled and inexperienced, particularly in fields such as construction, hospitality and personal services. We offer a range of services from job clubs, pre-employment training and work sampling all underpinned by 1:1 support.
We contact some of the most difficult to track and place young adults (the ‘invisible’) who are on no-one’s register, who claim no benefits and who live outside the system. Our successes have been recognised by contracts with a number of partners and in 2018 we placed over 60 adults into sustained (over 6 months) permanent full-time jobs.
- Education and Training
- Employability
- English Language
- Self Referral
- The Broughton Trust, Humphrey Booth Centre, Heath Avenue, Salford, M7 1NY
- Contact Email
- lib@thebroughtontrust.org.uk
- 0161 831 9807
- Service Capacity
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Service is operating at normal capacity.
(last updated - 12/11/24)
- Availability
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No schedules available.
Immigration Status: All
Minimum Age: 18
Region: Salford
Languages: No information available
The Broughton Trust - Employment Help
In partnership with a range of employers and training providers we provide a pathway into meaningful employment for the unqualified, unskilled and inexperienced, particularly in fields such as construction, hospitality and personal services.
We offer a range of services from job clubs, pre-employment training and work sampling all underpinned by 1:1 support.
We contact some of the most difficult to track and place young adults (the ‘invisible’) who are on no-one’s register, who claim no benefits and who live outside the system.
Our successes have been recognised by contracts with a number of partners and in 2018 we placed over 60 adults into sustained (over 6 months) permanent full-time jobs.
To Access:
Details of our services can be found in our calendar, our newsletter or our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thebroughtontrust.salford/?locale=en_GB
- Education and Training
- Online
- The Broughton Trust, Humphrey Booth Centre, Heath Avenue, Salford, M7 1NY
- Contact Email
- lib@thebroughtontrust.org.uk
- 0161 831 9807
- Service Capacity
-
Service is operating at normal capacity.
(last updated - 18/11/24)
- Availability
-
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
Hours: 09:30 - 14:30
Immigration Status: All
Region: Salford
Languages: No information available