Overcoming socialisation struggles: Navigating interviews and office life
Stepping back into the world of interviews and office environments can be daunting, especially after a period of isolation or remote work. Many of us
Research shows that those who are unemployed are more likely to suffer from poor mental health than those who are employed.
But what if we could change this?
Our free programmes adopt a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) approach combined with vocational training to help people identify and overcome barriers that are preventing them from accessing employment or training.
Statistics taken from all June-October 2021 programmes.
“The course was totally life changing and I will never forget anyone who was on that course with me. I was in such a rut and felt like I was so stuck. But I realised there is light at the end. I had lost hope and I found it on your course.“
Participant
“Before the programme I was in a very dark place, I was not feeling myself, I felt lost and very anxious of not having anywhere to go. During the programme I felt like I was learning a lot and becoming more confident to the point where I smashed a job interview and got a job.“
Participant
“Best part of the programme – was definitely the facilitators – their positivity was immeasurable. I started a job with Costa Coffee – my boss has been great pushing me forward and training me and I have been working really hard.“
Participant
Stepping back into the world of interviews and office environments can be daunting, especially after a period of isolation or remote work. Many of us
As we navigate the post-pandemic landscape, we are confronted with startling statistics that underline a growing crisis: the deterioration of mental health among young people.
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