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4:50am Tuesday 9th February 2010
A NEW advice service for unemployed people in Southend has begun.
The Skills for Jobs service will hold sessions for people on Friday mornings at the Southend Association of Voluntary Services, in Alexandra Street, Southend.
The service is funded by the Learning and Skills Council, financed by the European Social Fund and brings together a range of expertise, training and information.
Ian Bysouth, 48, from Southend, will be dishing out the advice to people aged over 19.
Mr Bysouth, who has run his own consulting firm for six years, said: “This is designed to help people get back into work. It’s suitable for anyone made redundant, unemployed for a while or even a mum who wants to get back to work.
“If anyone has an idea for a business and doesn’t know where to start, or needs some help a bit further down the line, then we can help.”
Contact Mr Bysouth on 01702 667868 to find out whether you are eligible for the Skills For Jobs programme, which will run until the end of December.
perini, Leigh on Sea says...
1:01pm Tue 9 Feb 10
Soozie, says...
1:08pm Tue 9 Feb 10
Nebs, Westcliff-on-Sea says...
1:59pm Tue 9 Feb 10
perini, Leigh on Sea says...
2:38pm Tue 9 Feb 10
southendreb, southend says...
5:56pm Tue 9 Feb 10
Soozie, says...
8:08pm Tue 9 Feb 10
southendreb wrote:Well considering the spelling/grammar skills of the locals, well hell yes, I would prefer to hire anyone but the seemingly English who cannot string a sentence together.
Go round the country see how many polish people on building sites 500 philopino nurses coming to basildon shouldnt we be giving these job to british people Not creating micky mouse jobs
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Soozie, says...
7:44am Tue 9 Feb 10
“If anyone has an idea for a business and doesn’t know where to start, or needs some help a bit further down the line, then we can help.”
I'm sure for a nice fat fee paid for by tax dollars eh?