"Nial is one of 70,000 young people who have been supported by The King's Trust in the past year. Over the last five years, 75 per cent of those completing Trust programmes have gone into work, training, or further education. In Nial's case, it was the Enterprise course designed to help budding entrepreneurs turn their passion into a business that made the difference."
"The course provides each participant with mentoring, start-up funding and guidance on how to build a viable business. The King's Trust's four flagship programmes Explore - To help young people gain the skills and support they need to thrive in work Team - To help young people take next steps into work Enterprise - To support budding entrepreneurs turn their passion into a thriving business"
Nial, a 25-year-old aspiring chef who left school with 11 GCSEs and no A-levels, found direction after attending the Enterprise course. The Enterprise course offers mentoring, start-up funding and guidance to help participants build viable businesses. The King's Trust supported around 70,000 young people in the past year. Over five years, 75% of programme completers moved into work, training, or further education. The Trust runs four flagship programmes: Explore to build skills for work; Team to help next steps into employment; Enterprise to support entrepreneurs; and Get Hired to improve CVs, applications and interview technique.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]