Help with applying for a job

Help with applying for a job Do you need help with finding employment and getting into work?

How can we help?

The 'Communities for Work Plus' Programme (CfW+) supports people to get into work.

Employment Mentors working across Powys are providing 1-1 mentoring support tailored to the needs of each individual. We can provide support with:

• Employability skills, including help with CV writing, job applications and interview preparation
• Confidence building
• Sourcing work placements and volunteering opportunities
• Finding suitable job opportunities
• Funding for training for specific qualifications such as Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS), Food Hygiene, Security Industry Authority (SIA)

Who can we support?

Anyone who is:

• A resident in Powys aged 16+
• Registered unemployed or economically inactive

Are you an Employer?

We work closely with employers in Powys and can offer recruitment support by matching our clients to your job specification.

We can help with negotiating and securing voluntary or employment opportunities across a wide range of occupational areas.

Contact: jobsupport@powys.gov.uk

How can you get in touch?

We would love to hear from you if you would like support towards employment.

Contact our friendly team for a no obligation chat

Please complete the form, press submit and one of the team will get back to you as soon as possible.

Communities for Work+ Powys enquiry form Communities for Work+ Powys enquiry form

• Carol Judd (Mid Powys) - 07976 864529
• Jo Sheil (South Powys) - 07977 790048
• Kendra Shergold (Mid & North Powys) - 07977 790061
• Tyler Roberts (Mid & North Powys) - 07816 361583
• Karen Parsons (North Powys) - 07976 864528
• Elliot Parker (Community & Partnership Officer) - 07484 980524

Email: jobsupport@powys.gov.uk

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Communities for Work+ Powys
Economic Development & Regeneration Service
Powys County Council
County Hall
Llandrindod Wells, LD1 5LG
 

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The programme is funded by the Welsh Government.