News & Events
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Drop in and Chat Sessions at North Walsham Library
August 20, 2018
The Norfolk Community College Project holds fortnightly drop in sessions at North Walsham Library every other Thursday. The drop in sessions offer the public the opportunity to have an informal chat with staff about what we do and how we can help you to reach your goal of employment or training. The sessions are held by either Simon, Rachael or... read more
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Join Us: Recruitment Opportunities with Future Projects
August 20, 2018
The Norfolk Community College Project – and one of our core partners Future Projects – are recruiting for the following positions: Post 1: Life Connector Location: Various locations around North Norfolk Hours of work: 37 hours per week Salary and Benefits: £21,500 per annum Application Closing date: 5pm on Friday 31st August 2018 Future Projects is recruiting for a Life... read more
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Catering Training in Partnership with The Feed Academy
August 13, 2018
Norfolk Community College has recently teamed up with successful social enterprise The Feed, providing training to unemployed adults who are interested in working for the catering industry. The academy’s catering course is split into two; Breakthrough; A series of workshops aimed to inspire and motivate people into employment by using food as a catalyst for change. Workshops include: • Learn about... read more
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Moving Forward Event; Education and Training Opportunities
August 9, 2018
The Norfolk Community College ‘Moving Forward’ event will be held at Great Yarmouth Library on Monday the 13th of August from 10am until 2pm. The event welcomes anyone interested in going back to education, training or an apprenticeship, and would like to know more about their options and discuss the best path to employment. You will have the opportunity to... read more
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NCC Participants Join ‘Learn to Grow’ Horticulture Programme
August 6, 2018
Norfolk Community College’s DPS project launched its horticulture training programme today, in partnership with Eves Hill VEGCO’s “Learn to Grow” programme. The community market garden is based remotely, primarily in Reepham, North of Norwich. The training offers hands-on practical courses in horticulture, that are free to all participants (who have been unemployed for 12 months or longer). ‘Growers’ gain real-life... read more
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Developing Construction Skills with ACE Training
August 1, 2018
Photo: Project participants build a sturdy bridge, made entirely out of newspaper, strong enough to hold human-weight. Norfolk Community College project participants have began developing their construction skills in the previous week, in line with the Access to Construction course held at ACE training in Rackheath. The course introduces participants to a variation of new skills, including; power tools competence, COSHH,... read more
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The Norfolk Community College is now recruiting!
June 22, 2018
We are currently looking to fill the following vacancy: Catering and Hospitality Trainer – The Feed and our partners from the community and voluntary sector are looking for people who are highly motivated, compassionate and person-centered to join the Building Better Opportunities programmes; Norfolk Community College Project across Norfolk. The Norfolk Community College project is jointly funded by the Big Lottery... read more
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Improving well-being with the Norfolk Community College Project and Access Community Trust
April 26, 2018
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. ‘Wellbeing’ means feeling more than just happy and confident, it means feeling able to cope when things get tough in our... read more
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Helping Paul to go from ‘Strength to Strength!’
April 17, 2018
In the last 12 months Paul Kimble has completed a range of activities with the Norfolk Community College project. Here we tell of Paul’s journey through the project. Paul was struggling with his mental health, especially anxiety and this affected him on a daily basis. His anxiety was so bad that some days he would not leave his flat. He really was in... read more
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Daniel’s Story – In His Own Words
April 17, 2018
Following his time engaging on the Norfolk Community College project, Daniel has shared his story of how he has gone onto secure employment. Daniel ‘I have previously worked in manual jobs and I suffered a back injury in 2016 that took a long time to recover from. During recovery I decided I didn’t want to do any more manual work and... read more
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