Support for adult skills, learning and employment
Council leaders have been supporting and encouraging local businesses to provide training, skills and employment support.
Categories: training
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Bury Careers Event – come and discover your future
Looking for options when you leave school? Bury Careers Event can help you and young people across the borough explore your options for the future.
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Grants of up to £3,000 are being awarded to local businesses
Grants of up to £3,000 are available to small and medium sized businesses to support their recruitment of apprentices across Greater Manchester.
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Mayor of Bury recognises achievement of apprentice
The Mayor of Bury was delighted to meet a Bury College and Bury Council apprentice and join in celebrating an exceptional apprenticeship journey.
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We’re Backing Young Bury – new apprentices join the council
Bury Council has recruited 23 new apprentices as part of its Backing Young Bury programme to give young people a flying start to their working lives.
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Unsure about apprenticeships? Read what ours have to say!
Thinking about becoming an apprentice, but unsure whether it's for you? Read what some of our current apprentices say and take inspiration from their stories: https://www.bury.gov.uk/backingyoungbury
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Backing Young Bury – new apprentices join the council
Bury Council has recruited 26 new apprentices as part of its Backing Young Bury programme to give young people a flying start to their working lives.
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The Business Engagement Team – here to help
Businesses now have a single point of contact at Bury Council to help them succeed.
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Funding support for Bury’s new start-up businesses
After a successful 12 month pilot scheme, Bury Council is proud to sponsor the Made in Bury Business Academy 2017/18, delivered by thebestofbury.
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Bury Means Business: Meet The Provider partnership event
Calling all local businesses, healthcare professionals and community service providers!
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Free IT training to help your job prospects
Free internet training is being offered at Bury Council’s Whittaker Street offices in Radcliffe to help people with their job prospects.
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High school pupils say “We’ll have a go!”
More than 700 high school pupils from across Bury attended Bury Council’s Backing Young Bury career and skills event at St Gabriel's RC High School.
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David gets ‘sound’ advice on jobs from Bury Library
Bury man David Madeley is getting the latest help from Bury Library’s computer centre in his search for work.
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National praise for helping young people into work
Council-led moves to help young people into employment have won national praise.
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Connect four – young people the real winners
Ten young people aged 16 to 24 are a step nearer the world of work thanks to the Backing Young Bury project.
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Come and have a go – and they did!
A major Have a Go event bringing young people together with training providers and employers has been hailed a huge success.
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Launch a successful career with an apprenticeship
Apprentice Charlotte Bishop has created a successful career since embarking on an apprenticeship in Childcare with Bury College.
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Chance for young people to build their own businesses
Young people are being invited to develop their entrepreneurial skills at a special Bury Youth Market.
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Free courses to help people back into work
Free training for unemployed people seeking work is available at local libraries, working in partnership with Six Town Housing and Bury Adult Learning Service.
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Jobs and training advice on your doorstep
A new service to provide employment support, advice and training has just opened for business.
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