From education to employment

Introducing the new LLC Career Centre in Croydon

  • London Learning Consortium launches a new Career Centre in Croydon to help job seekers in the Health and Social care sector gain additional employability support.
  • LLC will be providing bespoke workshops and 1:1 support sessions funded by the ESF (European Social Fund) GLA (Greater London Authority) Mayors Academies Programme.
  • The new Career Centre aims to tackle unemployment across 6 South London Boroughs including Sutton, Merton, Kingston, Richmond, Wandsworth, and Croydon.

London Learning Consortium has proudly launched a new Career Centre in the heart of Croydon. The LLC Career Centre launched on the 1st December 2022 and is a one stop Employment Support Hub for jobseekers to access a wide range of vacant roles within the Health and Care Sectors.

With the current cost of living crisis in the UK, LLC and the GLA understands just how important it is for jobseekers to develop not only the skills to secure a job, but also the confidence to excel in their role and progress to the next level. With expert advice on building a CV, Interview support, access to job vacancies and dedicated work coaches; the new LLC Career Centre is a unique service that is specially tailored to each user’s needs.

Since the start of the pandemic, everything has had to change in terms of how LLC provides their services. When it comes to learning, LLC has adapted and created an online platform to help those who are unemployed get a job within the health and social care sector. London Learning Consortium (LLC) is working in partnership with Southwest London (SWL) NHS as part of our Mayors ESF Academies Programme for the Health and Social Care Sector, which is available to customers who are aged 16+, unemployed or economically inactive, and live in selected South London Boroughs. “It really does give you a spark to hear about all the innovation, to see progress happen and to be a part of the change.” Lorissa Page – NHS SWL Workforce Transformation Programme Director

Michela Bernasconi GLA Principal Project Officer, Skills and Employment, officially launched the centre by cutting the ribbon to the new LLC Career Centre. She describes LLC as “a vibrant place where there is something for everyone’s needs.” The new online platform features a range of resources and is simply an extension of the profound work that LLC delivers as part of our wider services, to local communities in London.

For more information on the LLC Career Centre and how to get involved please see our article here – https://www.londonlc.org.uk/the-llc-health-and-social-care-pathway-programme/

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Press Contact: London Learning Consortium

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LLC

Current unemployment rate in Croydon source – https://www.plumplot.co.uk/Croydon-salary-and-unemployment.html

·       London Learning Consortium (LLC) is working in partnership with Southwest London (SWL) as part of our Mayors ESF Academies Programme for the Health and Social Care Sector CCG.

·       The ESF Academies Programme will complement the work of the Mayor’s Academies Hubs by supporting unemployed and economically inactive Londoners to access wraparound, sectorial focused employability guidance and support to help them get jobs in the Health and Social Care sectors.

·       LLC is a CIC based in London, that brings together individuals, businesses, communities and organisations to encourage Londoners to improve their job prospects, support employers with workforce needs, and build the next generation of skilled workers.

·       Mayor ESF (European Social Fund) Academies Programme will incorporate effective careers advice and guidance, job search support, employer contact and occupational profiling to help you find the job that’s right for you. This programme will also improve your chances of securing employment with organisations that are committed to “Good Work”; to ensure you have regular working patterns and London living wage.

European Social Fund

The project has received £ £558,300 of funding from the European Social Fund (ESF) as part of the 2014-2020 European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme in England. The Department for Work and Pensions is the Managing Authority for the England ESF programme. Established by the European Union ESF funds help local areas stimulate their economic development by investing in projects which will support innovation, businesses, skills development, job creation, social inclusion and local community regenerations.  For more information visit https://www.gov.uk/european-growth-funding


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