Not in education, employment or training? Support is available

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You should be back at school or college, but if you're not - here's how to get support from us

Most young people age 16-18 are back at school or college, or starting an apprenticeship. But if something has gone wrong, or you have dropped out of learning, help is available. 

Accessing support:

To access support you can:

Take action: You can search for local opportunities including apprenticeships here on oxme.

Hot Jobs newsletter:

Each week we send out our top jobs to young people across Oxfordshire in our Hot Jobs newsletter. You can sign up to receive top opportunities weekly online. 

Our events page:

Over on our events page you will find lots of local and online events. Including Open Days, Apprenticeship Fayres and Virtual Work Experience opportunities. 

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