WHERE NEXT? TRAINING – Gateshead | October 2019

Where Next? is a free short course for people in Gateshead who are considering their options for getting back into work.

Where Next? Training

Where Next? is a free short course for people in Gateshead who are considering their options for getting back into work.

  • Learn about how to make the most of your money living on a tight budget
  • Discover how you can volunteer locally to build skills and self-confidence
  • Be supported by a local mentor to think through your goals and options
  • Get involved in short work experience sessions and learn new skills

GATESHEAD | DECKHAM

The Elgin Centre, Elgin Road, NE9 5PA
Tuesday 29th October 1.00pm – 3.00pm

GATESHEAD | CENTRAL

Citizens Advice Gateshead, The Davidson Building, Swan Street
Wednesday 16th October 11.30am – 2.00pm

GATESHEAD | SPRINGWELL

Springwell Community Centre, Lanchester Avenue
Started 30th September 2019

“I now have more confidence and I’m able to do jobs I thought I couldn’t do … it was fantastic!”

Find out more about our Where Next? Community Learning Project here

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