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NCB Skills Development Programme

SDP factsheettAre you a London based organisation that would like help with existing work or support to expand in a specific area?

Could you offer an entry level role to a young person between 18-24 years old?
If yes then after a minimal placement fee which supports each young person's one month induction programme, NCB will cover young person wages for 5 months as part of the Skills Development Programme

Examples of the vacancies we have provided so far include:

Project Administrator, Research Assistant, Library Assistant, Policy Officer, Receptionist, Play Worker, IT Helpdesk, Media & Communications Apprentice, Fundraising Assistant, Administration Assistant.

We are open to a variety of vacancies that will offer young people an opportunity to gain experience and new skills in the workplace. We are currently looking for organisations to provide opportunities. If you are interested in this scheme please see below for our contact details.

Vanessa Kemp - Programme Manager
Email: vkemp@ncb.org.uk
Tel: 020 7833 6835
or download the programme overview [PDF 287KB].

This programme is funded by Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as part of the Future Jobs Fund.

Priority will be given to voluntary, community or faith organisations in the following London boroughs:

Greenwich, Hackney, Lambeth, Lewisham, Newham or Tower Hamlets. However we would be happy to place young people in any organisation in London.

NCB LogoSkills Development Programme is based at
NCB, 8 Wakley Street,
London
EC1V 7QE

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