Destination Work
Unlock your potential with Destination Work
Are you aged between 25-67 and looking for support to move closer to work? Do you live in the Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council District? Whether you’re struggling with confidence, need to update your skills, or want guidance on where to start, Destination Work provides FREE personalised support to help you overcome barriers and achieve your employment goals.
Is Destination Work right for me?
Destination Work’ is for people who are not currently seeking work and are not claiming job-seeking-related benefits.
This programme could be perfect for you if you claim benefits such as Employment Support Allowance (ESA), Carers Allowance, Income Support (IS) or the Universal Credit equivalent if you live in Nuneaton or Bedworth,
If you live in Rugby, Warwick, or Stratford Upon Avon, please contact Jobs 22.
Why Choose Desination Work?
- Personalised support: Work with Journey Guides to create an action plan that moves you closer to your employment goals.
- Wide range of skills: From employability and digital skills to communication and confidence building.
- Community connections: We'll help you access local opportunities and networks to support your journey.
- Free to join: All services are free and tailored to meet your needs.
How We Help You Move Forward
Destination Work focuses on building confidence and skills for employment and is tailored to meet your individual needs, we understand that everyone’s journey to employment is different, so we’re here to offer flexible support and help you overcome personal and professional challenges. using a combination of group and one to one intensive support in local delivery locations.
Services offered include:
- Employability skills e.g. CV writing, interview skills
- Job clubs/job matching
- Increase confidence/self-esteem/motivation
- Access to functional English and Maths skills, up to level 2
- Digital skills training
- Updating skills & training e.g. Food Safety & Hygiene
- Workplace skills i.e. letter writing, etiquette, answering the phone.
- Skills for resilience: dealing with uncertainty and ambiguity, working through uncertainty
- Travel training
- Financial skills i.e. money management, understanding wage slips/tax
- Signposting to other specialised services, such as mental health support
- Voluntary work opportunities and work placements
