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The University of Manchester and Business in the Community would like to invite you to a series of workshops that will help you to understand what you need to do next to get a good job that is right for you.
The University of Manchester is the largest employer in Manchester and is keen to help people from all walks of life to benefit from the jobs that are available at The University and with their business partners.
Jobs are available in sectors including: Hospitality and catering; Building and facilities management; Construction; Business administration and more.
MadLab are launching a new inclusive Greater Manchester community fund which will award micro-bursaries of £200 to applicants with imaginative training and workshop ideas that will help enrich their community. 
Expressions of interest are now open for year 2 of ‘Thrive – Access to Employment’, an accelerator programme which provides intensive support to social ventures wanting to scale up quickly. 
Mencap wants people with a learning disability to have the opportunity to achieve the things they want from life...
This training aims to provide you with knowledge on:
Mynshull’s Education Foundation are looking to recruit new trustees to its Board. Mynshull’s Educational Foundation is an old Manchester Charity. Thomas Mynshull was a 17th century Quaker who left a legacy in his will to “apprentice poor boys into trade”. 
To celebrate Social Enterprise Day 2018 Roots HR CIC giving away a FREE Social Enterprise Start-up Toolkit worth £217 jam-packed full of useful tools, guidance and documents to support your social enterprise.
Toolkit Includes:
Managers Guidance Factcheets
• Starting to Employ
• Starting to Grow
• Checking the Right to Work in the UK
• Terms & Conditions of Employment
• Personnel Filing
• Successful Induction & Probation
• GDPR
Here at Macc we are looking to arrange a self funding Emergency First Aid at Work (1 day) training session in late January 2019 and will have 9 places available for members of VCFSE organisations based within the city of Manchester. Certified by The First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) who are accredited through UKAS this training is suitable for employees or volunteers given the role of Emergency First Aider.
Denise Lambert and Martine Connolly have developed two free courses aimed at helping low-income Manchester residents gain the skills they need to get into work, apply for jobs, and increase confidence.
Everybody has a football story. We use the museum galleries, objects and stories to make the learning practical and relevant to everyday life. The skills gained will give learners confidence and build self-esteem, as well as prepare them for the workplace.
Do you have a short-term project for enterprise-minded student volunteers? 
The Manchester Enterprise Challenge combines an academic unit on enterprise with a community project and allows students to learn about enterprise while putting their skills into practice for a local charity or not-for-profit organisation.
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