UK Government boosts Connect to Work programme with £167m funding
The investment, expected to help an additional 40,000 people, includes intensive employment support, some situated in GP surgeries, mental health services and community partners. This increase is expected to take the full investment to over £1 billion across England and Wales by the next five years, with a target of helping 300,000 people into work.
As well as employment support – including virtual interview practice – the scheme allows tailored support such as access to affordable childcare, running workshops to build confidence and more.
Read the full DWP statement on FE News.
0 Comments
Latest career development news
View all
A new digital‑skills drive in Mid Wales aims to...
A Welsh commercial‑cleaning company uses the We...
T Levels continue to grow, with 2026 provisional results showing a rise of over 65%.
