Youth charity calls for young jobseekers in Worksop to sign up to a free confidence-building 12-week programme
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The Inspire and Achieve Foundation has announced a new start date for the Prince’s Trust 12-week team programme in Worksop, and is looking for unemployed young people to sign up.
The programme will begin on January 17 from the Sea Cadets Centre, in Gateford Road, for people aged 16 to 26.
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The programme is completely free and will not affect anyone receiving benefits.
A spokesperson for The Inspire and Achieve Foundation said: "If you, or someone you know would like to make memories, gain new skills, make new friends and be one step closer to gaining employment, then this could be the programme for you.
“Contact us now to develop your confidence and break down barriers.
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The charity was established by Charles, Prince of Wales in 1976, to help young people aged 16 to 30 build confidence, achieve their full potential and start a career.
Working with partners across the UK, the charity offers free courses, grants and mentoring opportunities to young people - regardless of if they have been affected by serious issues such as homelessness or the law.
To refer yourself to the programme, call the Inspire and Achieve Foundation on 07932 649756