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As part of the Data Skills for Work programme, we are looking for participants for online workshops and wondered if any JUfJ clients who are currently looking for work or interested in upskilling to improve career prospects would be willing to take part.

There are two Caselink Basic Training Sessions Scheduled over the coming weeks.

The service providers’ survey and citizens’ surveys close on 24 November. If you would like to take part in the co-production, please complete the survey to help the City of Edinburgh Council shape future employability services.

The DataKirk are looking for data professionals to join them on a volunteering basis as mentors/instructors and help to inspire or empower young people, with migrant backgrounds to gain the skills for tomorrow's jobs.

The employability service at Volunteer Edinburgh is open for business, being delivered remotely via Zoom.

New research has found that youth work makes a significant impact on young people’s skills, confidence, wellbeing and access to opportunities.

Following on from the co-production event for service providers on 4 November, here is the presentation that was delivered at the session. This is also a request for those who wish to participate in co-production to complete the survey and help identify client focus groups.

New training has been developed to help leaders understand the potential for the use of data within their organisation, and understand how to upskill their team, ensuring they have the right mix of data skills to drive value.

View the 2050 Edinburgh City Vision.

ENABLE Works are conducting research funded by the Scottish Government which will lead to the creation of a best practice school transitions toolkit for national use.