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Becky Cumberworth Set For Success Reducing youth unemployment in Leeds

Becky Cumberworth Set For Success Reducing youth unemployment in Leeds

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Becky Cumberworth

Set For Success

Reducing youth unemployment in Leeds

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• Short employability programme for 16-17 year old NEETs

• Delivered in partnership with IGEN, local business community and Xperience

• Part of the Youth Contract offer in Leeds

• Designed for young people who have multiple barriers to employment

What is S4S?

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Progress into (and sustain) education or employment

• Matched to career aspirationsWork experience

• Mock Interview• Inspiring Futures event• Business visits

Interacting with

employers

• Optional OCN accreditation• Group Assessment• Employability training sessions

Training

• Mentor• Key Worker1-1 Support

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Why does it work?

“I can honestly say that the candidates I saw today performed better than many adults who I’ve interviewed for jobs.”

MelanieRecruitment Manager

KODAK

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Why does it work?

SFS offers learners the chance to put their learning into practice.

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Why does it work?

26.1% of young people who could recall NO contact with employers whilst at school went on to become NEET compared to 4.3% who had taken part in 4 or more activities involving employers.

It’s who you meet – why employer contacts make a difference to employment prospects of young adults

Education Taskforce Report March 2012

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Why does it work?

How confident are you that you know how to create a positive first impression?

How confident do you feel about your ability to 'make a connection' with the interviewer?

How confident are you about your ability to communicate your skills and abilities?

Do you feel able to talk about your experiences in a way that makes them relevant to a business?

Are you confident that you know what attitudes employers look for during interviews?

If you had to go to a job interview right now, how confident are you that you would perform well?

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Performed well in interviewConfident (After)Confident (Before)

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Contact

Becky CumberworthSkills Development Adviser

M: 07891 276 589DD: 0113 3952646E: [email protected]