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Courses after redundancy

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 22:09:28
It's called a 'Low value procurement'...but from what he says it's part of a pilot scheme so unless your in an area that's part of it then your unlikely to get it...sorry sad. We're in the West Midlands btw.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 19:36:30
Ooh - thanks. I have heard of Prince (probably so long ago it was merely a Duke)
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 18:54:11
Our job centre is starting to offer more help for professionals/execs due to the high number of unemployed in the region. They've started a scheme where you apply for a grant to help with course costs. DH is in the process of applying for it so he can get his PRINCE2 (a project management qualification). Will ask him if there's a specific name for it when he gets back from the shops....
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 18:38:57
speak to your Citizen's Advice. they will tell you what you can are entitled to, the jobcentre don't tell you.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 29-Jul-09 16:15:41
Does anyone know if there is any help with fees for doing courses to get new skills/update skills after redundancy?

Also probably a dumb question... can you sign on if you have got a half decent pay-off and have the type of job the jobcentre would never ever advertise?
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