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Access to Industry would like to provide additional activity for unemployed young people aged 16-24 who have dropped out of activity, are unemployed and have barriers to employment due to convictions.

An ongoing programme for young people focusing on mental health and wellbeing through art and creative activities. We are running this as a wellbeing course with the opportunity to gain a qualification in Improving Wellbeing, SCQF level 3-5 accredited to Edinburgh College.

The Autism Works! course focuses on making workplaces and practices more autism-inclusive. The content has been co-produced with an Advisory Group of work-experienced autistic people, building on lived experience.

Accredited vocational training based around the themes of motorbikes, bicycles and boxing/fitness, open to young people aged 16-24 desgined to upskill participants by learning new skills in the context of the world of work.

Employability training designed around individual needs and interests for young people aged 16-24. Support will be given to gain employability skills, access work placements, employment opportunities, apply for further and higher education, volunteering and more!

Applications for this year’s Living Wage Scotland Awards are now open! Applications can be submitted until the 19th of August 2022.

An exciting opportunity ideally suited to someone recently qualified to BEng Civil Engineering or BSc Construction Management. Plan your career in the Graham Planning Team.

Modern Apprenticeships (MAs) offer the chance of paid employment combined with the opportunity to do training relevant to the occupational area while gaining a nationally recognised qualification.

Capital City Partnership is recruiting a H&SC Recruitment Coordinator on a fixed term basis until March 2024.

This participatory budgeting programme for Lochend, Craigentinny and Restalrig has grants of up to £3,000 available for projects and services that respond to the 4 themes.