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User led organisations (ULOs) can apply for a grant to deliver and/or commission training for people who employ their own care and support (individual employers), and their personal assistants (PAs).
The Live Projects Scheme is an exciting opportunity for local organisations to set a project for a team of Manchester Metropolitan University undergraduate computing students.
Any local organisation, including businesses, charities and community groups, can take on the role of a client and work with students benefiting from their enthusiasm and knowledge.
There are still some places left on the upcoming course on Friday 13 March-Monday 30 March 2020, 10am-3.30pm (Mon-Fri) at Brunswick Parish Church, Brunswick Street, M13 9SX.
Manchester City Council recognises the important role Work Clubs play in providing flexible and informal employment support to workless Manchester residents.
In recognition of the valuable role they play in delivering employment support services, Manchester City Council has made available grant funding for Manchester Work Clubs to apply for.
Both GM Hidden Talent as well as Centre for Ageing Better and GM Ageing Hub are looking to work with Employers.
With a view to potentially hold knowledge sharing workshops, Ben Reese and the GM’s Hidden Talent team would love to hear which businesses and organisations are already exhibiting good recruitment practice (with regards to young people and entry level roles).
‘Thumbs Up’ is a café and community hub next door to Moodswings offices at 36 New Mount Street, located by Angel Meadow, close to Ancoats and the Northern Quarter. The café is open Monday to Friday, 10am – 2pm.
Disability charity Scope have opened a new pre-employment service in Manchester.
Starting Line is a free face-to face programme for disabled people who would like to start their journey into work.
GCHQ’s Women in Tech Scholarship 2020 provides the ideal opportunity for those wanting to gain a better understanding of Software Engineering in GCHQ. The scholarship will enable you to gain an insight into the fundamental technical skills needed to develop, deliver and succeed in one of the most exciting areas of technology. GCHQ have partnered with a leading training provider to deliver this exciting scheme, which has been designed to empower aspiring technologists.
Course duration: 12 weeks
Deadline for applications: 8 April
Eligibility: UK nationals only
NEON are excited to launch their first regional press officer training for Manchester-based folks who do press work for organisations or campaigns; or activists who do media work.
Date: Wednesday 11 March
Location: Manchester
Cost:
Grassroots/Unpaid Organiser: Free (scholarship place)
Small Org (annual budget circa £100k): £70
Medium Org (annual budget circa £500k): £150
The Refugee Journalism Project is looking for UK-based professional journalists with a refugee background who want to rebuild their careers. Between March and August, 15 selected participants will have the opportunity to acquire new media skills, publish journalistic content, and build professional networks through collaborations.
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