Our employment partners
We are working in partnership with the following organisations to deliver employment support in Bexley, assisting Bexley residents into sustainable employment that will benefit them and their families.
Local London - Trailblazer
Local London Trailblazer
The Local London Trailblazer programme will trial innovative approaches to support people who are economically inactive to move closer to the job market.
We will get to know you and identify your skills, support needs and job aspirations so that we can provide you with the right support to achieve your employment goals.
We will help you:
- provide training and job support
- find a job that is right for you or explore Self-employment and business start-up support
- develop your work skills and gain experience with work placements
- boost your confidence and do well at interview
- success and progress in your new job
Bexley Twofold - Supported Employment
Bexley Twofold is the job search, training, and supported employment service for residents in Bexley, with learning disabilities who have a need for support to access training and employment opportunities.
Our aim is to help service users find and sustain paid employment.
We help people over the age of 18 and create an individual journey for each service user and will amend support to suit the needs of the individual.
Maximus - Restart Scheme
Restart Scheme (Maximus UK)
The Restart Scheme, delivered on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions, is a government initiative supporting people who have spent 9 months or more claiming Universal Credit or Jobseeker’s Allowance and are, at the point of referral, in the Intensive Work Search Regime, to help them get back into work.
As well as employment support, the scheme will help people to access accredited training, mental health services, drug and alcohol support, debt advice, and housing support.
Learning & Enterprise College Bexley (LECB)
BBE are working with the Learning & Enterprise College Bexley (LECB), referring clients for essential training that will help them improve their key skills to become more employable and ready for the job market. The LECB offers the Learning for Work programme delivering courses within sectors such as health and social care, business, digital, teaching and horticulture. They also deliver ESOL, maths and English to further improve employability skills.
