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The new Edinburgh Local Employability Partnership (LEP) website is now live at www.edinburghlep.org.

Access to Industry would like to invite those eligible for our Access Data project to apply for our fully funded SQA-accredited course: Introduction to Data Skills, starting 20th August 2025.

Opportunity for men aged 25-40 to participate in peer research. The project is looking to work with local organisations to recruit peer researchers who will in turn lead research on the social determinants of health.

Advice drop-in for young people (16-25) seeking guidance on employment, education or training.

Small, friendly discussion workshops for parents and carers to share experiences of receiving benefits in order to help shape change.

The Edinburgh Partnership(this will open in a new window) is conducting a review of how it supports and works with third sector organisations in Edinburgh.

Space and Broomhouse Training Academy is now recruiting for a new personal development and career planning course aimed at supporting people of all ages 16yrs and upwards, who are unemployed or looking to change career and living in Edinburgh into employment.

BITC’s job coaching programme can help job seekers overcome common recruitment barriers and develop the skills and confidence to find employment.

Money Counts Training is aimed at any colleagues across sectors who work directly with residents and will teach participants practical tools for helping residents manage their finances and access financial support.

Take part in our employment programme & gain the skills you need to help you prepare for the world of work and be guaranteed an interview with one of our employment partners.