Job Clubs

Workers who can help young people aged 16-18 (up to 25 with learning difficulties or disability) access education, training or other opportunities are available all over Oxfordshire
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Job Coaches, Job Clubs, EET Advisers and others all provide support with finding employment and training, including apprenticeships. They can also help you address problems and barriers.

They can help you:

  • Access training and learning
  • Find and apply for jobs, training and apprenticeships
  • Think about your future and career choices

Job clubs also provide support to get work ready, interviews with workers, and the chance to share tips and experiences with other people seeking work .

Take action: There are workers who can support young people aged 16-18 (up to 25 with learning difficulties or disability) from Oxfordshire. To access support you can register as a young job-seeker, search opportunities, talk to workers on webchat and sign up for our weekly hot jobs newsletter.

Local support for younger job seekers

Abingdon

  • Abingdon CHOICES Earning and Learning support for young people not in education, employment or training contact Debbie Debra.Wyvill@oxfordshire.gov.uk on 07919 298348 

Banbury

Bicester

  • Bicester CHOICES Earning and Learning support for young people not in education, employment or training - or contact Julie Bennett julie.bennett@oxfordshire.gov.uk for support

Didcot

  • Didcot CHOICES Earning and Learning support for young people not in education, employment or training contact 

    Debbie Wyvill 

    on 07919 298348 or debra.wyvill@oxfordshire.gov.uk for support 

Oxford

Witney

  • Witney CHOICES Earning and Learning support for young people not in education, employment or training phone David on 07584 481226 or email david.pearce-jones@oxfordshire.gov.uk - distance support available.  

Not ready for work yet?

If you are aged 16-18 and have difficulties in your life that are making it hard for you to engage with work or learning, you can get support. Register with the  EET Support Service, for help to get support to overcome problems in your life and access opportunities that are right for you.

Crucial: If you have special educational needs, disabilities or a learning difficulty, you may be worried about moving into the world of work. But there are lots of great opportunities in work, training, and more, in supportive groups that help you build skills and confidence.  Workers at your local Job Centre + or young person's job club can tell you more, or you can register with the EET Support Service.

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