Pepenbury Community - residential and day care services for adults with learning disabilities.

This includes a community of 70 people on the edge of Tunbridge Wells, in the unspoiled countryside of the Weald at Pembury as well as serving others in the West Kent area.


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Pepenbury Training & Development

Pepenbury staff training & development is located within the business development unit of Pepenbury. The department works closely with human resources, which enables close co-operation in the future planning and assessment of its staff training & development needs.

For further details about training courses any area of staff training & development, please Click Here contact either Ted Joughin or Sherrell Williams on: 01892 822168 or email: training@pepenbury.info

 

Training for Work

The aim of this project is delivering skills training to adults with learning and other disabilities, and autistic spectrum disorders, which can then be used as a step towards employment.

Initially we are looking at producing a range of 'introductory' courses to retail, catering, horticulture and office working. There will be the opportunity to undertake accredited training and support will be given to develop a portfolio of skills acquired.

After training we will, in partnership with other agencies, support individuals to access employment opportunities within the local workforce.

Pepenbury will also be offering training to local businesses in interviewing and employing young people within these groups.

For further details about any area of the Training for work please contact Paul Card on 01892 822168, or on his mobile 07703 744485.

He can also be contacted at paulcard@pepenbury.info.

'WORK IN LIFE’ Conference

 

Forward2Work

Forward2Work is a training programme supported by the Big Lottery Young Peoples fund that gives young people aged 16 – 25 with learning disabilitiesand Autistic Spectrum Disorders, the skills they need to enter the workplace.

It helps them to build self-confidence, realise their full potential, andultimately, take control of their lives. Forward2Work offers a structured programme ofvocational training modules accredited by City &Guilds. The programme provides quality trainingand work-based learning, hands-on work experienceand supported employment. Courses include catering, retail, gardening, IT and office skills, and social care.

 

  
   
 

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