The Norfolk Community College Project is part of the Building Better Opportunities programme, which has received funding from the National Lottery, through the National Lottery Community Fund and the European Social Fund to supports long term unemployed people facing complex and multiple barriers across Norfolk.
Norfolk Community College provides a range of services and advice to people seeking jobs and new skills.
Are you looking for a job, or to improve your skills? Then Norfolk Community College is the place to explore.
We are here to provide training, work placements, advice and volunteering opportunities to help you achieve your next goal in life.
Our support and services are available across Norfolk. That means you will see us in a range of venues such as community centres and libraries in Breckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, King’s Lynn and West Norfolk, North Norfolk, Norwich, and South Norfolk.
We work with a network of trainers, community groups and charities to match help to suit people’s needs.
To find out more click on the links below and visit our About, Partners and Contact pages.
August 30, 2019
Nexus are offering a 2-day Introduction to Workshop Skills course, which is aimed at building on people’s basic skills to enable them to consider appropriate roles which they could do in this fast growing industry. It is a great workshop to build on a persons soft skills, along with understanding some of the basics of engineering. They provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere and aim... read more
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August 28, 2019
Whether you’d like to make better decisions, increase your happiness or change careers, Access Community Trust have teamed up with the Norfolk Community College project to deliver a range of wellbeing activities to set you on the right path. Watch how this project is helping people achieve their goals in life.Our next session is 25/9/19 in Great Yarmouth. If you are interested in... read more
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June 28, 2019
On Thursday 27th June, East Coast College held a Disability Confident awareness event workshop. The aim of the two-and-a-half hour event, which was organised by DWP, East Coast College and facilitated by the Shaw Trust was to help local businesses become Disability Confident and brought together providers who support customers with disabilities and employers seeking to broaden their talent... read more
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