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Tameside Economic and Learning Partnership

A new business start up contract funded by the North West Development Agency (NWDA) and Working Neighbourhood Fund is in place and delivery agents ‘Blue Orchid’ have started working in partnership with the Business Family aiming to meet the LAA target of 120 new businesses started this year.

• 1st December saw the launch of the Future Jobs Fund programme. The first 44 jobs included general labouring, museum attendant, admin, work in regeneration areas, classroom assistants, care and play workers and lots more. There should be around 130 live opportunities by next March. Contact Jackie Owens on 0161 342 2844 for more information.

• The 2010 Job Fair will be held at Hyde Town Hall on 28th January 2010. http://www.jobsfair2010.co.uk

The ‘Adult Advancement Prototype’ is now well underway and has developed a single database containing information on all the advice services that people may need to improve their lives and also a customer relationship management system, which will ensure that workers referring people to other services can track their progress.

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	One Stop Careers Advice Shop Post a reply 1 post • Page 1 of 1 Tameside Economic and Learning Partnership A new business start up contract funded by the North West Development Agency (NWDA) and Working Neighbourhood Fund is in place and delivery agents ‘Blue Orchid’ have started working in partnership with the Business Family aiming to meet the LAA target of 120 new businesses started this year. • 1st December saw the launch of the Future Jobs Fund programme. The first 44 jobs included general labouring, museum attendant, admin, work in regeneration areas, classroom assistants, care and play workers and lots more. There should be around 130 live opportunities by next March. Contact Jackie Owens on 0161 342 2844 for more information. • The 2010 Job Fair will be held at Hyde Town Hall on 28th January 2010. http://www.jobsfair2010.co.uk The ‘Adult Advancement Prototype’ is now well underway and has developed a single database containing information on all the advice services that people may need to improve their lives and also a customer relationship management system, which will ensure that workers referring people to other services can track their progress. Previous Page \| Next Page Add a comment. 1 post • Page 1 of 1