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City Year UK believe that young people can change the world. For a full academic year the City Year volunteers, aged between 18-25 years, act as role models and mentors to children in schools in disadvantaged communities, helping them to reach their full potential. 
Business and IP Centre Manchester can help you start run and grow your business.
From that first spark of inspiration to successfully launching and developing a business, you’ll find the tools, support and advice you need.
As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 13-19 November 2017 the centre is hosting a series of events and workshops.
Please see attachment for further information and booking instructions.
The Social Mobility Foundation supports ambitious young people from less-privileged backgrounds to access top universities and careers. They run completely free of charge programmes featuring mentoring, internships with top companies, university application support, as well as professional development and skills workshops for high achieving young people across the UK. 
With more than 200 types of apprenticeships across many industry sectors - from finance to law, engineering to science, retail to healthcare - there is an apprenticeship out there for you. 
Apprenticeships are real jobs and real careers with training. As paid employees, apprentices earn a wage and learn on the job while also attending college and working towards nationally recognised qualifications.
On Wednesday 20 September, 4 Steps moved their desks, laptops and mentors into the training room at Burnage Community Centre for a Learn to Earn event.
They wanted to let people who use the Southway Housing Trust Quids In service know that they hold free advice sessions on Wednesdays. 4 Steps helped three people on the day, made three men and two women aware of their workbenches and gave information about their advice service to a further 10 people.
The Challenge have recently been commissioned by the Department of Education to design and pilot a new model for student work placements, which the government is planning to roll out nationally as a mandatory requirement for all (~250,000) technical education students by 2020, as part of their newly proposed t-levels. 
In just six months, Yusaf has got his English up to speed, is booked in for college courses, knows the type of jobs that are available, has a really good CV, and has interview and work experience. It’s really changed his life and he feels part of a community now.
Be Pennywise will help people navigate money advice online and will help them manage their money better. 
This is a 6 week course that takes place weekly on a Tuesday from the 29 August to the 3 October. The workshop will introduce you to using the internet to save money. Get online to budget and save, understand debt and find the right advice for you.
4 Steps Enterprise and Learning Centre based at the rear of the iconic Burnage Community Centre on Burnage Lane offers skills, training, support and lots of great community projects to local people of all ages living across South Manchester. 
Do you know of a friend, neighbour, colleague or family member that needs help with their English language skills?
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